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A French schooner was blown no near
Cape Mount, Africa, on the Esd November,
with all her crew, about % in number, and
ten slave dealers, all of whom lost their lives.
Only one preson on board was saved, who
states that the Captain threw some buri,in
spirits from his finger, which accidentally fell
into barrel of gun powder.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28

tirely 'ohite, and rather long over the forehead,
and about so years of age; wore light color
ed .froek coat, much corn, dark under dress,
and an old hG. She is of middling size, Scoops
a h!tle, and has red hair.''
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28
CONGRESS.


MIR. EDWARDS AND Mr.. CRAwFoRD--In
the House of Representatives, among
other petitions and memorials presen-
ted, was an address presented by the
Speaker, from Ninian Edwards, late a
Senator of the United States, and re-
Gently appointed Minister to Mexico,
defending himself from certain imputa-
lions on his character, made, as he al
leges, in a late communication from the
Secretary of the Treasury to Congress.
The reading of this memorial, and the
circumstances attending ii, produced
considerable excitement in the House.
Some severe things were said upon the
subject of the memorial, which was,
finally, on motion of Mr.. Floyd, refer
red to select committee, and subse-
quently, this committee was on motion
of Mr.. Floyd, invested with power 10
send for persons and papers.
NorE.-About "a year ago, a good
deal of excitement took place during
the session of Congress respecting some
publications that appeared in the Wash
ington Republican, under the signature
of A. B. the object of which was to fix
some charge of misconduct in manag-
ing the business of his department, upon
the Secretary of the Treasury. The
subject was twice examined by com
mittee OF the House of Representatives,
and reports were made in both Instances
in Mr.. Crawford's favour. Ii seems
that Mr.. Crawford in late report to
Congress, has among other things, in
timated that Mr.. Edwards, in his exam
nation before one of those committees,
made false statements, and Mr.. Edwards
has now replied to this accusation, in
communication TO the House Of Repre-
sentatives, in which he avows himself
the author of the pieces signed "A. BIZ
reiterates the charges therein made a.
gainst Mr.. Crawford, and concludes by
specifying six distinct charges against
him, in his Office of Secretary of the
Treasury. Mr> Edwards complains that
Mr.. Crawford delayed sending in the
report containing the accusations agains
him, till after he had left Washington
for Illinois. for the purpose of prepar.
ing for his mission to Mexico.
The committee appointed to receive sub
scriptions for the relief of the sufferers b,
fire in Maine last summer, has reported thai
The whole amount of donations received il
money, is S2l 500 "a, and the whole amour
in specific articles, as estimated by the com
mittee, is Sc, 1856 SO.
The following sums were received from
this County.
Bolton, SO OF
Brookfield,
South Parish, "a 90
Rev. Mr.. Chase's Society 6 So
Rev. MIR. Phillips do 90 66
81 o.
Leicester, SO 81
Sterling, Bundle clothing, a donation
by Female Charitable Society, l do
by Mrs. Ann Keyes.
Worcester, ZIG s.
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Mr.. Thomas Story, of the city Of
New York, has prepared and placed
for inspection at the Office of the Com
mercial of that city, model, which is
to supersede the crank motion in our
steam engines. This Improvement,
says the Editor of the Commercial, will
transfer the power unimpaired from the
piston OF steam engine, TO the water
wheel of steam boat, in a perpendicu-
lar line, zcithom Uariatiom, and will cause
saving of nearly 30 per cent of the
power of the Engine which is now lost,
by the manner in which the power is
transferred through the irregular agency
of the crank, or the crank motion.
The advantages it possesses over the
crank & shackle bar now in use in steam
engines, is explained by Mr.. S. as fol-
lows: Suppose boat has steam en-
CINE, with cylinder of 80 inches in d.
ameter, equal to the power of 80 hors-
es; this engine can raise on its piston
5000 pounds; but by the agency of the
crank and shackle bar, now in use, ii
cannot transfer to the water wheel axle
tree more than an average power OF
224O pounds; whereas this substitute
can transfer $500 po4nds, from the PTS
ton of the same Engine, and IN the same
time. bid.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28

EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
These two gentlemen (Messrs. Clay
and Webster) are the presiding geni of
oratory i'll the House. They command
more respect and attention than any 9TH
ers. Ia this respect, however, Mr.. w.
may be considered as pre- Eminent. He
seems 10 be the only individual, for
whom the eccentric John Randolph has
any fear perseverance. This hall barba-
rian hero of Roanoak, hcs,at some time or
other aimed his pointed rapier at the
character or 5enSibilIties of most of the
active members of tie House. But
none OF his outrageous salies are made
upon Mr.. Webster; whether from love
or dread, am unable to tell. If his
eagle gaze espies the least flaw in a
gentlemah's argument, ne is sure 10
thrust in his wedge of satire, and then
hold il up TO the view Of all in. such an
attitude, as TO make il appear ten times
larger Than il really is.-But he has
either seen no tl:snre in the arguments
OF Mr.. Webster 3r if he may have seen
any, he has kept his ambush, aud IL;
the orator pas8.--Vermont Reprbican.
Ladies, look out The last Burkshire Star
states, that a man Of the name OF Sewall T.
Mack, who lad for the last six months been
teaching school in Tyriugham clipped on
the 9th inst. with young lady, leaving his
wife behind. Ii is ascertained that his present
wife is not the only woman he has abandoned
in the same way. The following amusing des-
cription Of the parties is given -" Mack is a
tall, tleshy man, OF Ierocious aspect, hair en-
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Notice
Athcneum.

Il 0. ] new series, containing as
i " usual great variety Of interesting mat
ter received by Z. HARRIS.
Worcester, april p, 1924,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28
PHILApELpHIA. Anril 23.

Ferdinand, and Thomas Fairfax, Esqs.
the great grandsons of General Fairfax,
The colleague of Oliver Cromwell, dur
ing the struggle between Charles the
lst and the Parliament of England, are
sad TO be living near Washington,
where they hold extensive, although
not very fourishing estates.-Register.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28
PRINTING INK.

EDmNrERs may be supplied with
Il. Haslings's and Weiss INK, Of the var-
Gus qualities, at Boston prices, without any
addition for carriage, 1t the spy Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
NOTICE.

HAVING taken letters Of administration on the estate C
WILSON j. CARY deceased, late of Cary's Brook is
TIE couuy oi Fuvanna, hereby request al persons
ing claims against the said make then, known Ia
me as early ~ convenient as anxious ascertain a..
ahount hereet 10 order that arrangements may be made
Tor the discharge Of the aud those ndebied 10 s,d
estate ate likewise requested make speedy payment Ia
WALKER TIMBEkLAKE Adm'or
with the viii snneted Of Wilson J. Cary dee
FlUyanna, Pelryfc, February es-xew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
PATENT FOR BGRNING ERI17K

HEhEBY give notice to III puhlic th,i nave invented
= NJ" anu useful Improvement in tir Tri.t rur,;,,
business, which believe viii be NJ the grsstest
70 we public and particularly useful such as are
N that business, as the saving Of time W ,p and ,, H.
immense and the bricks far superior 10 those b,sd
on any other plan heretofore praotsed In The United state,
which Improvements follow viz. 20 l.f se,;,;,
across the eyes In the centre Of the Min and build Gnr
or hue 10 each eye each sid of 10 kiln " in cs;
extending from the ewes to The top Of the kin to dra he
heat 10 the suiside of the Kiln The FIRE 90 he spnied "a
zach side n the time. Kiln so constructed ,ss b
nrheu ven WIN less ihan twO-ttrds ~ time wood and
b'oor consumed IN the former mode Of burning brcksA
small ki'n may Ice burned snly from the side under Inc
foregoing plan. '' '"o
AnF person or persons wishing burn bricks with the
foregoing improvements receive the patent with oar.
ocular instructions for burning Of the suisorhe living In
buehanan or'ouf county, Va. Of his gent. in Fin
ensrwhch parent viii be ~ force from after die Ist
Jay Of Nay 1924. ROBERT CflI1TrftTiry r, 80
March Q. ~. e. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
SPEECH OF MR. McDUFFlE, OF S. G.
III The Bill Jor o5'at,ing he necessary S,ureys
on he SUBJECT Of Roads aud Cdnais.


Bot, VI. Chmrmip, though have deemed
inP"Fiari To she" that this government has
lie i'ower TO eXccuir Internal improvements
"hh the consent Off!r states in which they
liay hc made, | confess de-, IN il Of much
"i're iTp rtdnce IT, establish it, absolute and
s1vcrtign rUHer 10 make such roads aud ga
n'l-, ~ a'r requisite aud proper for giving a
.dIJiaTy eihcir1cy To- the great powers cx-
Tc-IS conferred upon il, " in order To- FUN
= more perfect uniUn," and perprtuaie The
blessings of liberty. shall proceed there
f"r, 10 examine briefly The several clauses
'.nder which the power il question is claimed,
ssdring the committee that will NOT trespass
"pon their Indulgence by the repetition nC
arguments which have been already urged.
Nth an ability 10 which have nD prctensirns.
In expOundlng The meaning and inpnit of
'''c grant " To csiabIsh posi- roads" the gen
i'cinen Opposed to tbs measure have largely
walled Themselves OF those legal subileties ard
'h'oIoSical rehnrmrnts which they have
themselves prescribed rs unbec0ming the ma
iTe aud gravity Of this discussion. I, sir. an,
decidedly opposed t0 the Introduction Of arti-
'cIdl or Iechncsl rules into the Interpretation
". such 40 Instrument as the constitution OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

Lam Iil-Ai rll,s hed IN lie T'jtIk'- q f;cs 80
VI court OF the United States the h cirru and
dis.rie, on ibe fret Monday in January 1871
john Crnger WOrmley, PIT
Against -"
homHs STROBE, Hugh Wallace WormIey and Mary bis
I.,. Dvits.
ne driradant Thomas srede upon ION the Subpoena
'huse ms been regularly but) who now sn;
sfhciofiy appears an inbabiisnt ri The So, ~
rsinH not having entered his appearance and given SCI
% according 10 rule of the court, is ordered thar
hr h'd defendant Strobe DO sppenr on the FIRST ,sy of t
nA er OF Tie court and the bill Of the plaintiff;
avn 'ndt copy Of thus rule he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond for TWO months
snceecVey, aud posted the door of the cauiul 10
the said city. " ~ P' ~
January 81. S-'N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

z N.''NNt

4 c.mher 1875 ' -
Thomas Munior and John &. Hin, hans and nnet
ner Trading under The irni OF Munoi,i L Hill. rfs
Against
r,''n,n br"ren ana william Draien, Defts
The defendant Coleman Iearru not hay LIZ,
apar"nce AMI gwen s"rr, according act nt As
s'iioy AZ" TIE r"ie "i tbs court, ni appearing TO the
Satisfaction ~ the cuuI that lac Is inab,an a., ,Is
c"un"hweahi "n the Ino,iUu ot the piainiins bv their
counsel, il a. ordered, that the said Coleman e,ren aun,sr
here the fourth Thar Ma.cl u. xt and np>,r H.
bill III III paiah, aud that Copy urnrr he C,r,
WIN u''iishrt ~ sou,r of the IA
the cy ii Richmond for and bnt
ahohrr copy i- posted al the the cou, iluus
VI Tins county on two successive DAYS.
cory-Teste, WA. G.. WHITE c. A.C
February
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

Against
Robert Bate admor of John dec d. " no WINS ,dn,o,
az John kaHdolph. who o of Hrury Raninrh Viii
lam IHrke, sheriff of Ch-steTficl whom the unndmin
frfd estate OF John Randolph! decd his former aaInr
has been conmited with bis viii annexed for a,iani,Ira
ton Hichard H. Randolph. Mary Ann Kandolph william,
M C,Hb and Sally Lee his WIFE, children and heirs of The
sra John Randolph deed, James Robertson the elder and
Peter r. Archer surviving ex0rS John her nj ,b
nared VII" was security for John Randolph, faithful
admin uf The estate Of The Henry bapaoinL
ant amor de bonis with the viii annexed oe H.
$50 Henry Randolph, William I. Archer ndn'or of J,n
Archer who the eG'ors John Archer of the
Hundred, Edward Rantoiph, ex'or OF William Ranaioph
dec. and others, nj
Tine defendant Edward Randolph, las 10 " hon, ID. bin
OF r Iaihs haih been taken for cunfessedO sut Hayp
entered his appearance and given security according 10
ulc OF The court, and IL appearing is moi m his
ine az nhiiint OF this district IL ordered tia, The
sara defendant appear the first OF the next Term ana
answer the bill o the plaintiffs and tha, cnpv Of This rl
y. i"r,hwuh n'erled in newspaper Isnird in the
cf ut Richmond tor months successiveE and nossd
al Tue front door ~ the capitol In the srid rty
c"py-TeSIe, RID. JEFFRIES, Cik.
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

II IhANCtHf-in Louisa COonty Court February the
Z 9h, iG2i: ~
Sarah Nnpper, George Napier, Stephen Napier Light
'"' ..>'tFeI, Pits.
Lucy N"pper, Richard Napier, William Napper BurriiI
N"rper, ana Nathan Napier, his own rpht ami n. o.,
$3.50 ~ "',''' '" '''s'' ""cti, Deus.
na'ne en'rT'd their and
ing ola" and the rules nf this cnurI aud il ~,
TIE satisfaction at the that they not ina,an IF
ths STATE "n ilr uriion ~ the parIidS Charles Y
hhnohgi Their H"r"", il Is ordered! said de-
irn"hnts Lucy ""d WictHd Nnplrr n 'Iear her. an tie
hest tHy 40 May ru" "rXt. The Iautilsi bill
ami that copy u: This order bc inriIh iner.. in snm
one OF he public srnprrs printed Ia civ Of Rich
nnd lar eght weeks suTt-siy-lN ,usd M The door
VI Tie courthouse -! this county on cLur iay.
a c"ry-iesr, ROBERT CUWl'ERn. ID. @.
February 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
REMOVAL,


snpscher mas removed his Shoe and Leather Store
from his late Residence, below The Rel TAI
ern 10 tie fourth store above The Bell Tavern
above Dir. j. H. NasI's Bookstore. '
HE HAS on HAND.
"A general assortment of LEATHER & MOROCCO sKISS
articles applied 800
Cheap Sole Leather 10y the quantity or quarter Of eide
good supply OF Ball Shoeibfead, coarse and fine
40 tReelIent assortment Of Coach Lace, sc.
Sb0emaker's Tuolst Of every description
CURRIERS' Tools ard Tanners OIL
Fiah'allon Shoes, and few Northern sbops an 80
signbent S''oes' on Coz
100 Richmond Slaughter Hides we'll cured
county ard Spanish Hides, bought and sold or ba,ssd
MI "e'' WA CRANE
- = 9B-wSw
A 1g2f ' Nou''' January 5thy
William cothel, Peter cOttreil, and Samuel co,,teu
Ao.i,s, Plaintiffs,
susan hutchinson Samuel Hschinson William IIutcbo
sOh ana Elizabeth Hutchinson infant children az Li;,s
Hutchinson deceased aud Richard Cotreu Aci Ce,,+si
hsnhsn COttrellt and Joseph Csttre DeCend.,.,s
RUS day came the plainiifs by John win re-,
Counsel anu tiled their bill iu This cause aud .bs scn
1ah, hchard Coiirell Abel Coitre REUBEN Cotrc ard
Joseph O"itre' no, having entered their apce.fe ,
given security according the act OF Asen,L, "a ~
dence- that they nre inhabitants OF this
~ me muon Of The plaintiffs by their rnUnse IL r. ode,
es that the said defendants Richard, Abel uertsn -
Joseph COttTeH do appear here on the 6rst MonSss
IN Apri next and answer the piantifs' bill and ia
copy OF this order Ice forthwith Inserted In ,be ~,
iu's',a Newspaper printed IN the city Of Richmond for
'wo months successfully, and that another copy 10 nos
at TIE 'front.' door Of the courthouse NJ his ron,,v
a copy-Tese, L0FTiN N.ELLETT. D.C.UC
---t,nuliI ~ G0-V atV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

Peer George Robertson, James Iiavnie Moses Luus
,, no. 'iins lion" Dnnoi J"rph Dnulin, Thomas
~, ''r 1875 D"H'i on "hd sem LHnsiurd, DTS.
me Ieienuabs f'irr Il George koertso not ha yinx
"nereu ier nppearance and given security accorin2 10
'he act OF assembly and the rules court ana, II an
peng TO tie satisfaction OF the are not in
baon's Oh tbIs state on The motion plaintiff y his
counsel ordered that the sail defendants appear here
on me nr day at May term and bill of The
P"inH 1nd that copy of This order inserted
Tor iva months successfully in spappI published
Al me cay oil richmond and posted the door Of the
courthouse ul this rnuniy. - -
1,. 80 Ae"p'-Teste, Z. BATES, c. C.
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{. BATES, c. C.

IN CiiANCkRY-aI RuisS held IN The cJrTk : ,-1fcr -
me court oi the United States for the fifth circuit and
virginia district on the first Monday January 1871
Robert Randolph and Richard Randolph, Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

Williamsburg, Jul, ~, 1921
Robert Bradley aud Archelaus H. Bradley, Plaintiffs,
Against
Eaward P"inexicr and Betsev G.. his wife, etsey
~ bradley daughter of James Bradley decreased James
Cop'on ca or oil Wm Clopion, wio exor of the SAID
Jan,es oiAhl'y, Defendants
THIS cause came ON this day he heard the bill and
answers aud exhibits filed, aud argued counsel On
consideration Whereof the being opinion that the
charges Tor executing the
toned payable 10y the executor OF James Bradley our
o the general assets, and thai residue OF the estate was
succ 10 Nsi"n according To the dirrciinrs of
said Bradley 10th ajudg- order and decree that the de-
PENDANT James Cloon, executor OF William Cioon Lo
was rhscu,or oi James Bradley, settle the acnes of the
said william executor Of Bradley, is own acngs
IN The estate oi said Bradley and his actings the
estate of William Cl"pon br;ore nf tue commits
sionefs o Tie court, who requested
said account and report The this any
mhiie> specially stated thought pertinent himself or
winch either party may require To lac ~ stated.
y copy-Tesie, ED. CHRISTIAN, @. @.
c. ninissoner .indsysen's Ogscs
Williamsburg 25d Feb. 1924.
nave appointed the twenty eighth AprI pexf 10
carry the foregoing effect, day "a, ninr
ocnc A NJ the parties are require 10 attend
with ,-sr hooks papers, and testimony will
copies oil the co"rt papers and with ibis order
RC. ANDERSON, Com.
ftbrfdrv ~ 96--w8w
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Pitf.

rs unANCERY.-rrince William County Court, FeIiu-
Il AIRY 1894:
Lawrence u. Alexander, Ptf
Against
Edmund Brooke jun. and William nebb, DTS
The defendant Edmund Brooke jun having entered
bis appearance and given security according the
Assembly aud the rules of this court and Ia
the Satisfaction OF the court that he is inbabian mt OF
this commonwealth the motion the pian,iT his
counsel IL is ordered that the said defendant appear
here first day OF May ext and enter his an
peasanc- this suit and give security performing the
decree o the court; and that the defendant William Heb,
do not away away, the debts to-
the effects his hands belonging the said absent
iendan until the further order of court and
that copy Of this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in spaper published in tb.
city oi RichoGd and that another copy thereof he posi-
Ell AT tue of the courthouse OF this county.
eopy-Tesie, Z. d. DAVE. Z. c.
Fei,rurrv 81. si-wbw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

J'huary, IS24- 800
john FrShcscus, pI,n,ir
Against
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-04-01
RELIGIOUS APHGRISMS.

1t signifies nothing to say we will not
change our religion, il our religion
change not US.
If man lives and dies mere profess
sor, it had been better for him he had
lived and died mere heather.
The duty of religion flows from a
principle of religion.
1t is not talking but walking with God,
that gives man the denomination of
christian.
Darkness may as well put on the ma
ture of light, as wicked man the name
of q christian.
It's our main business in this world to
ensure an interest in the next
A desire of happiness is natural, a
desire of holiness is supernatural.
If God has done that good for Us which
he has denied to the world, we ought to
do that service for him which is denied
him by Che world.
A serious remembrance Of God is the
fountain of obedience to God.
If you forget God when you are
young, God may forget you when you
are old
When a Christian considers the good
ness of Gods ways, he wonders that all
the world doth not walk in them. But
when he considers the blindness, and de-
pravity, and prejudice of the heart by
nature, be wonders that any man should
enter upon them.
Uneven walking, with neglect of
watching, makes a dlsconsolate soul.
Four things Christian should espe-
cially labour after, viz to be humble and
thankful, watchlul and cheerful
Salvation then draws near to man
when it is his main care.
Select Remains.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-04-01
Of the house, is terminated BY a small

Of the house, is terminated BY a small
matched cottage. in wandering over
these grounds, the eye is greeted with
obelisks, and summer-houses, and
large white settees, are interspersed for
the accommodation Of visiters.
We found ourselves in the midst or
serpentine walks, clumps offorest trees,
and interminable hedges of Towering
shrubs, which border tempting, but al
most inextricable labyrinths Chau-
miere is indeed, one of the most charm
ing spots upon which the Imagination
can dwell Under ordinary circumstan-
ces, the poetic nature, when revelling
on ''fancy's wide domain" might find
it difliculttask to pencil a more en-
chanting picture BUT when viewed
under meridian sun, and cloudless
sky, with two such sprightly nynlphs
as those who graced our party,-spoti-
vely tripping, not unseen,' amid the
green leaves, and the crimson berries,
of the hawthorn and the shumach,--he
would throw his pen in despair, and in
the words of the bard of Avon, exclaim,
o for muse of fire, that would ascend
The brightest heaven Of invention
At five, we took our leave of
this sylvan scene, amply compensated
fol our ride, as all travellers of ordina-
ny taste and intelligence must be,
who may have the good fortune to visit
it. We reached town in time to attend
an agreeable evening party at THE
Locust" which added another proof to
the many already received, of Lex
ington hospitality.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-04-01

Ccntent.-It was an excellent saying
of Byon, the philosopher, That no man
has so much care as he who endeavours
after the most happiness 1t is evident
content alone can procure it, and that he
approaches nearest to real happiness,
who can, in the midst to suffering, con-
sole himself with not being the most I'M
fortunate. An honest Dutchmon, upon
breaking his leg, by fall from the main
mast, told the ISLANDERS by, it was great
mercy 1t was not his necki and Bishop
Fell, IN his Memoirs OF DIR. Hammond,
says, this good man was troubled
with complication OF disoi ders: but
wnen lie had the govt upon him, he
would thank God dat it was not the
stone, and when he afterwards Rad the
store, he thanked God'Giat he spared
hsNl the two disorders al tie same tine