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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
Holland Gin. &c,

Tor sale by the subscribers,
Z Schiedam Gin
Seignette's brandy
& Whites Baltimore gin
n. \, rum
Murdoch & Co old wines
Scott & Co. do
Malaga, sherry, and other low priced
Richmond Manufactured tobacco, 8,
10, IL, and pound twist. warranted to be
ofsbperior quality.
A. C. CAZENoVE & Co.
June %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
Washington Society.

YNHE Members of tbs Washington So
u ciety Of Alexandra are requested to
meet at the City Hotel on MONDAY next,
at 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
M. RAYLY, lr. Sec'y.
june go 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
AUCTION SALES. {
THIS LAY.
Trustees Sale.

- II . - Il o. =.
NDER the authority of a deed of
~ trust from Leonard Cook aud wife, "
James Clare and wife, bearing date the
5th June, l822,tot certain purposes there's
in mentioned, The subscriber will sell az
public auction, tor cash, on Saturday, tbs
26tt INST. ceriaio piece or ~
Lot Of Ground,
situated in the town oil Alexandria, and
bounded as follows, 10 wit: Beginning a,
the Intersection OF King md Union streets,
and running thence westwardiy with King
street, and binding thereon 40 leet, thence
aorthwardly with a line parallel 10 Union
street. 81 leei, more or less, 10 Fayelle al
ley or street, thence eastwardiy with that
alley or street and parallel 10 King street,
40 feet to Union street, thence with That
street, and bludlng thereon 20 the begin
nIng, with all and s,bgu a. the houses and
Improvements thereon.
Upon receipt OF The purchase money,
the subscriber will convey all the right,
title, and interest which he holds, under
the said Cook and Clare, 10 and 10 the
said premises, to Inc purchaser.
THOMSON f. MASON, Trustee.
june II st
~ The above Sale is post
poned to THURSDAY next. june 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
For Boston.
Notice.

TINE Mechanics Bank will be closed
a on Saturday next. the Sd inst. Notes
failing due on that day, and on Sunday
the 4Ih, will be required to be paid on
Friday the I'd inst
CHAS. CHAPLIN, cashier.
July | 1t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01

.3tfenS' Pf1ce Last
goth and last days drawing of the Crane
STATE LOTTERY
81 OF Maryland,
No. 1854 the capital prize of goo, 600
SO28 do $1,000
20835 1889 prizes of 10000
1880 do 5000
&l4367 9501 9896}
4 4ess 1886 prizes Of 1000
&c OF 100 dollars each, &c.
All marked thus sold al RLLENS'
- - Where the CASH can be obtained f6r
prizes as soon as dawn
Orders from any part of the q Stsjss,
per mail, post paid, or by private convey.
snce, enclosing cash or prize tickets IN TIE
New York and Baltimore Lotteries, viii
receive the mostAprompt attention, if ado
dressed to
S. & M. ALLEN J. Co.
june 29-3, Washington City. 2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
Stone Lime.

Stone Lime.
100 casks of R. |. lime will be sold low
if applied for Immediately.
A, C.. CAZENOVE & Co.
tune 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
ELECTORAL ELECTION.

.MassachusetS-The whole n1mber of Votes, legally re-
turned, having been given in this State at the election
flor Electors Of Pr, sen and Vice President 81 299
lot which 30687 for the .idams Ticket and the
Inander for the Crawford Ticket. Six made
mae their returns too late, and five reject
led for nornaity Had these last eleven been ad
mitted, they would have given addition of 915 the
Adams Ticket, and of219to he opposition The election
for members of Congress held at the time. M
choice made in Norfolk District, where election
will be held on the 29th instant.
PENNSYLVANIA complete returns have come in. The 90
al humber of votes given for Presidential Electors as
47, 437; Of which Jack had So 100, Adams SAL, Caw
ford 1906 and CLAY 1890. The number of votes the
electoral election /, lO6962 less than poed at the
tovcrnors ele cton in 1898, and 1874 less than
were given TO j. Andrew Shulze for Governor.
Ao,M Curolna. election ook place in this State
on the 1h inst At Elisabeth City the we're for th
jackson Ticket 158--Adans 46--Crau ford 10. In IA.
leigh the Peoples Ticket, which composed of eIecto
favorable to jackson Adams received zoo votes, am
The Crawford Ticket 10l In Fayetteville, fer the People
Ticket 351; OF which ICY endorsed for Adams, 49,
for Jackson, for Clay, and tor Cinonthe
lorsed The Crawford Ticket had l24 votes
SO,Hh C0r0iind.-Ihe choice OF Presidential Electors nj
this State is to take place The 30th of November.
Georg.-he Legislature of this State convened at Nil
legevlle the st and proce ded to the election o.
nne Electors of President and Vice President The
for Crawford Electors 49, and for Electors favorable
to Gen. jackson As. Consequently Mr.. Crawford as wa.
expected has obtained the vote Of Georgia though the
suit would have been very different had the election been
vested in the people.
Ohio.-Thc Pittsburgh Gazette publishes returns from
&c counties in Ohio. These returns give General JACKSON
Is, 4O8 votes, Mr. Clay 1l279, and MI ADAMS 1856.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
ENIICRANTS 10 HAYTI.

The shin Arma,a has been chartered al this port
to take out three hundred emigrants Tor Iiay,i.
That compliment was Immediately made up, and
forty or 6fy applications above that number were
rejected, as the vessel did not afford accommoda
lions for more. This emigration consists oi some
ui the most respectable colored people IN this place.
,nsnv If whom have left wives, children and iam-
lie. in Baltimore, With an intention of revlshg This
place early in the sp'ipg, and returning with them
il their expectations are realized. We are assured
tina, this is but the vanguard Of still pore hume
rous emigration early in The Spring. IL the present
PROSPECTS should then prove equally suspicious
baltimore american, .Nor. 10.
The name Of Ct. Domingo is abandoned ny IN,
inhabitants OF that Republic for that OF Hayl' or
the land Of mountains-the original appela''on given
TO tina, island from the mountainous character OF
the country. The diseases SO fatal TO many Eur"
peans and Americans result in great measure rom
in,emperance, and premature exposure 10 me noe
,u,nal dews. The Presldent, Boyer, Is lamii'a
frank plain and accessible attentive to every ofahch
of political economy Owe seeing win MS own eyes
rewardnp merit with his Own hands, and is oo'h ne
Ia, ed aud respected by the inhabitants. 1ns'ice IS
fairly, promptly and imparaIly administered ana
the government may, in the strlctest sense oe ae
nominated Maternal 10 some OF their csii Ihslitu-
lions the Hayiians are in advance OF all o'het gov
.rnn,ents and it would not be beneath the dgn'y
Of the proudes European monsrch 10 rel tm so'"e
Of the branches OF his administration on Inc h.oue'
Furnished by Esyti. "'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
ATNo. 1oI, MARKET STREET.

aNlE subscriber having purchased his Goods at Auction
at the lowest prices for Cash, enabled 10 sell them
pa llculary Li,s and Cass'r7s, al the most REDUC Ed
PRICES lie has choice assortment If F.Ll Goons
winch Tor tafetF and qahty surpassed by any in
The market, and Which he "!ris " hos sale hei at the
smallest hf's Corsrnr MERCHANTS supplied Eve FER
cent Those IN want OF any follow Ing articles viii
ind 1t to their advantage 10 call az his store.
supehne blue, black olive, brown, caet lrab and mix
ed CLOTHS.
Mddlng and low priced do
Shperfne blue, black ronation, ribbed, striped and
mixed CASSlMERS.
Super La fdpete striped and plain Suinets.
Habit and ielisse Cloths, various coois
lnglan Cafpetng; Blankets; Fannes; Baizes; Merno
and Cashmere Shaws Tartan Ccassan Pa..s Bonn
bazins; Bomhazcts Norwich, Nankin Company Canton
and Italian Grapes Levsniines; Silks; La Fayete and a
variety OF other Vesigs; Damask Diapers Supeiine Irish
Linens Lawns Linen Cambria; Russia Sheeting and Dia-
persi Flag Idkfs Gloves Hose Laccs; Clnses; Ca
llcoes; Gng ANS Null, Jaconet and Cambria Muslins;
Cords and Neves Bed Ticking Checks Stripes Paids;
Domestic Mnsins Tortoise Shell Combs; Ribands But
'ons and variety of other articles in his line.
JOSEPH POGUE.
b. I.vc-picked Geese FEATHERS, of first quaGty,
constantly hand
Wilmington, Nov. 10. 97-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19

1t is stated in Machlas paper, that the Collector
Iof the port OF Lubec has received Information Of the
appointment OF Mr. Shipley District Attorney, 10
Icomr to that place and lake depostlons lor the pur.
pose OF investigating the subject OF the capture Of
American fishermen in the Bay oi Fubdy by the
British gun brig Dotterel The same paper adds
-"Mis seems a much ,0iser course than an imme-
ldiatp apppal to arms, as is recommended" Nebe-
iieve that the heart OF every American will res
pond the justice oil this sentiment Ii is eve.
Try act OF wrong and injustice, even when clearly
and palpablv proved that will Justify to
lariIis. A demand Tor PREPARATION and refusal on
the part of The offending party become necessary
before the sword is appealed to as umpire. The
BLESSINGS oil peace are not lightly to BIZ hro@n away.
t" Thrice is he armed (says Shakspeare) who bath
his quarrel ust,'' Bait HIM.
AT the late session OF Supreme Court OF Maine
holden at Castine, Seth Elliot convicted for
1.-THE murder OF his hon, unoer two years OF age,
Iby cutting his throat from car to ear. The deed
was committed on the Sabbath, while the family
was al meeting. The jury absent about an
hour and quarter, and returned idic, u Gull
ry. The awful sentence Of the law was pronounced
by Judge Pieble.
In the ship Triton, which sailed from Boston for
Malta the 9TH inst. several gentlemen went out
passengers intending to offer their services to ,hs
Greeks, to aid them in their war of independence,
bearing with them Recommendations 10 that gov
eminent.
From the .NeU York Advocate, November l6.
FIRE..-A fire broke out yesterday morning at
Mis-. Storer's, No 66 Broadway, in room o.cu.
pied by the Hon. EdDard Livingston, of New
Orleans Before il was extnguished, many books
and valuable papers of Mr.. Llvln- ston were de-
stroyed: among the latter, We understand was a
manuscript copy of the digest of laws for the stats
Of Louisiana, which he had just finished
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19

Ihe Pirafes.--The u S. Schooner Porpoise.
Lieut. Com'dt. Skinner, has recently captured IN the
West India seas, two p atical schooners One had
three meu on board. The crew of the other escaped.
Capt. Banks OF the schr. Princess Ann, arrived al,
Norfolk on the 10th inst. informs that several pira
c,es had recently been commiued on the coast OF
{ uba Amona the vessels captured by the p a e.
was the brig Laura Ann Capt Shaw, ot New York
from Mnntey edn, captured on the 2lst Oct oil Port
Escondido Alter hanging the capt and the Two
mates, and numbering the remainder oil the crew,
except one man who concealed himself below, they
set fire to the vessel Shortly after their departure,
1.-THE man who had hidden himself. swan to the shore,
and escaped Capt. Shaw has leit vile and two
children in The city Of N. York, who were wholly de-
pendent on his industry tor their support. About
he same time these monsters captured orig' SAID
10 be he Morning Star, of n York, and schooner.
and murdered he crews brig reported to be
the Swiftsure oil New York, bound to Havana, had
also fallen into the hsnos of the pirates; she was
cantured by them off Point Yeacos These piracIes
are said to have been committed by open boais. car
ryinp 6 men, with small arms. The Colombian
schooner La Zulma Tell IN with four OF these Tree
booters to the windward OF Pnin' Yeacos. two oil them
escaped IN the chase The other two ran INFO Bay
in shoal w.,er, whittier they were pursued by the
boa,s of La Zulma and captnred-one OF them sunk.
of the irates were ascertained TO VA been killed
| "A Zulma lost OF her men III this encounter.
A meeti was 10 he held in New YORK on w ed
nesdsy, 10 devise means tor the reilef OF the aged
mother, Interesting wife and children oil captain
Statc.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19

Il Hayti -If we are to Judge from certain prepare
lions making in France, we should lnier that France
,neditated an attack on Hayl II is stated in let
her from France, that on about The 26th August
Ao0O troops were embarked at Brest, on board OF
feet consisting of one ship of eighty guns, four fri
gates, six briggs and number OF sma,ler vessels
Etheir destination reported TO be 10 join the squad on
of evolution commanded by Admiral Dupre, in "a
certain latitude and to proceed to Martinique, where
they we're to be joined by some other vessels and
to sail for St. Domingo. The orders given Tor the
sailing of the squadron about the period when
The commissioners from Iiayti were negotiating for
the acknowledgment of the independence OF that
country, which, we learn, from the proclamation OF
President, Boyer, had faiIed and. indeed, from the
tone of that proclamation we inferred, that the presi-
dent himself was impressed with the belief that the
French royetnmen, would make an attempt to re-
cover the colonies.
We have reason to believe, that, with this force,
some attempts will be made, either by open hostl-
w. or endea,ors 10 purchase the black chiefs, TO gain
possession Of ST. Domingo.
We have only to hope that the liaytlens Will be
anifpd, and we think they are in no danger.-lf
their ports are well fortified their guns, ammuni-
lion and articles OF war in ample quantities, the'
troups courapeous and we'll disciplined, France will
fail and we hope she will fail. There is moral
weight in favor of colored population, which has
established an enlightened and free government
which must Operate in its favor. The flayllens have
the good wishes OF this country with them.
N. i. .4dr0cate.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
NEW YORK POLITICS.

The New York Commercial Advertiser OF Tues.
day STATES that gentleman who left Albany at ten
O'Clock ON Monday morning. and several letters.
concurred in the opinion that the electoral ticket
for Mr. Adams would prevail that day in the egis-
ature The friends of Mr.. Clay held consuIta
on on Sunday night and were so greatly incensed
at the conduct OF the friends of Mr.. Crawford,
that ;hey would generally support the Adams
Ticket.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
THE DIE is CAST!

Extract of letter from .Npp Fork, .Norember l6,
pubLished in the Franklin Gazette, Phifadptphia.
"Intelgence has just been received, that the
whole Of the .idams ticket is elected, except
electors who are for MIR. CLay"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
TIE NATIONS GUEST.
Richmond, Nor. 6

Richmond, .N0u. 6.
General La Fayetc returned from Petersburg to
Minis city on Saturday las-dined that day with his
MNia.onic brethten-a,tended public worship at the
Sfd,numenlal church on Sabbath morning-spent
Nlonday in writing letters his friends in France
#-and departed on the following day for Monticello
hencs he will proceed it is said Trough Fredciicks
burg 10 Washington where he will be at the open
&inp Of Congress II is expected that he will subse-
Houently visit the Carolinas, and New Orlcans-pro
#ceed: up the Mississippi and Obio rivers to Pitts
#burg-pass by Lake Eric. Niagara Falls, &C., to
Boston or NewYork-and embark for France in
Hthe early part OF next summer.
On his return to this city from Petersburg, Cen
eral La ayette was constituted member for life
$of the Richmond and Manchester Society, auxiliary
TO the American Colonization Society. For this TO-
Fken of respect he expressed his gratitude. On ma
nv occasions he has manifested deep interest in the
Swellare Of the sons Of Africa. Vistor.
Richmond, November 10.
Gen. La Fayette dined at Goochland Court House
ON Tuesday last, and left il on Wednesday morning
alter breakfast
n AT Columbia on the borders of Fluvanna County,
he was received by Committee, and welcomed in
public address.--He was also addressed at Will
minpton, where he slept Wednesday night.
On Thursday he received ON the borders of
n she two counties by deputaon from Alhemarle,
and was welcomed in an address from Mr.. Rives, a
member Of Congress He was conducted TO Mon
4ticello 10 dinner.
The meeting between him and Mr.. Jefferson was
very fine, and affecting. The spectators on horse
back formed sort OF circle around the two venera-
tle men, as Mr. Jefferson met him llom the house.
They clasped each other in their arms in speech
less emotion, for some minutes. On entering thel
house, they again embraced, and MIR. Jefferson ex-
pressed the Joy be felt at seeing him once more, al
Ter a CO marathon OF So wears,
On Friday, General La Fayette visited Charottes-
vile, where he was received with warm aud ele
giant address from Mr.. Jefferson Randolph. Hell
was introduced to numbers Of ladies and citizens.
A public dinner given TO him at the large andl
elegant Rotunda oil the University of Virglnla-onl
entering which, he addressed in the most i'm
pressive msnoer, by Mr.. VIM f. Gordon, one off
1.-The Delegates OF the county
From to 900 persons sat down to the table Il
Mr. Valentine S. Southail presiding-Gen La Fay.
elite. Mr.. Jefferson, Mr. Madison, late President oi
the United States, arranged together, and forming
Ian iIius,rous trio; parallel to which caanrot pro-
badly be found this time the face OF the Globe.
The General would remain perhaps about week
at onticeIlo-whence he would proceed on his ioul
10 Montpelier, Fredericksburg, Washington, &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19

DlEl-ln Halifax IN, S. Col. JOSEPH FREDERICK
WALLET DIES BARES, aged l02, formerly Governor
of Prince Edward Island and OF Cape Breton.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
Lands for Sale, or to be Rented.

y5NIIE subscribers Farm, where James Boys resides con-
tanning about $40 acres, 100 of which arabic Land,
on the >,ih side OF the State Road, opposite the Port
Port Penn Road, and to The Canal. 1t is consdeieu
be healthy situation and good Farm for raising wheat
and corn. KENSEY JOHNS.
Newcastle, Nov Is, 1924. 97-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19
T.. Ii. GARDE'TI'EI,

DENTIST FR0.H PHILADELPHIA,
, ESPECTFUILY announces to The inhabitants Of viii
liz mingon, (and particularly those who have solicited
his retuiu) that he will spend day their Town.
during which time he may be consulted in the various
branches of bis profession lis former residence, Major
{. Il. Benefits opposite the Academy.
L. q. VIII usual attend those who may require
his services at their vikings.
Nov II. o.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-19

We have received an extract of letter from a
young lady giving some account of the Rev. MIR.
Summerheld's preaching. 1t shall appear IN our
next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-12

iaaorel o. the deceased, ;oiaofrow at !,
o'clock.
M. Barbour thertuphn sub,nittsa The
following resolution, Which was dina,
monsly adopted
Resoired, That the Senate wiil aftepdtL.
funeral Of WILLIAM LEE BALL. la,o.
\ member Of the House of Repr, sri,tst,,,'s
from the state az Virginia ; aud, is a ,,s,i
mony of their respect for tie memory IS
the DECEASED, will wear Grape Tor thIr,y
days.
Go mnion Of Mr.. Barbour, it was ord,r.
ed, HAT WHEN the Senate does adjourn. :,
vii adjourn To Wednesday pcxi aud
The Senate then adiourucI.
HOUSE OF REPREsIHTATIVEG
As soon as the journal Of Saturday wac
read, Mr.. A. Stevenson of Virginia ms.
and addressed the Louise rs follows:
.nr. Speoktr-1 rise TO perform painra
and melancholy duty. Ii is To announc,.
the death of my friend and colleague.
WILLIAM LEE BALL, Represe1,..'
tive from the stale of Virginia On vs..
terday, il pleased Almighty God TO c,il
him from this scene uf suffering aud trial H.
the abode Of the blessed The a,yfa
stiffness and gloom which pcrvade m.
Hail, proclaim more strongly than any
effort Of mine could do, the loss which vi
have sustained In asking YOU 10 nav I'm.
last tribute to the m.mory and y',t3..
ny deceased friend, what can | ea, +, at,
10 the strong and deep sympathy wLirb !,
81 generally aud kindly manifested ihroo,f
nat ms h"ai7e He WAS known ~ -.
all, anu ny all respected, esteemed and
loved. knew him well, for he WAS H..
early companion of my youth, and H.,
friend Of my manhood. There was noll,;, ~
dazzling III his Character, or shining IN oc
non, but his march through fife was that ~.
pruhlty, iiunur and Virtue lie Was charar
tcrlZed by strong and noble mind LO
. generous and s"dllke feelings by kind.
! ness and simplicity of manner, an by
love and indulgence for his fellow men
- which "on the admiration and esteem Of
all who hprw hinr. Ii might with truth
+ be said Of him, that he WAS without fear
n and reproaci ! Such WAS the man uha..
|. loss we dcplorr, and whose spirit has fed
J., forever Peace 10 his ashes aud would
:, In God il could have been 50 willed that
they might have mingled with those of Ma
q fathers offer the following resolutions
y Tie House having been informed of The
i. death Of WILLIAM LEE BALL, Rem.
l. rcsentative from the s:dtc of Virginia, and
!, being deeply srnsib'e of the loss of man
J. whose public and private virtues cnticared
:. him To all who knew him, and being de
s'r"ns To r''i'der Il Just tiibute of respect Ia
d his memory
r. Resotred, That committee be al
m pointed 10 take order for experimenting nj,
II, funeral.
ReSoired, That the members urths hons.
>. will testify tlnr respcct for WILLIAM
,s LEE BALL, by wearing Grape an the lei
arm for the rem Under Of the Session.
Rcsotrcd, Thu; the members will ATTEND
t the funeral of thu late WILLIAM LII
u, BAlL, tomorrow morning At weTye VI
;, clock
The Resolves having been unani,nouAt
n. agreed to
Sc Thu House adjournrd.
NJ III" committee appointed pursuant IA
y the above resolution, are Messrs. \. Sir
in Ienson, =. +. Barbour, Newton, Mercer.
Mccoy, Tucker, Floyd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-12

and Saviour, aud praJs Jour adeet'onate
father" .-...z;
The pfincirlcs and rules OF e.inpoa
49,, d..rf.,.d from Greek auh Rofna;i
.eho.,lS. and the .xaulpies ot ih'r fFth
.ipl writers, have be'h =" ee"efAa5
I,,nt,d in uoderu literature, thai thr stS le
al In. scriptures, differing so rs-e nt''a'\
nm them, could moi be initiated without
,,.at Alteration. But for pailiosoi haffh
Iiy.. for The selection of incidents that g1
,l,rertlyto the heart for the plcturesqaeo OF
,h,r,et,.. and manners; Tie selectsph ~
circumstances thai mark the indtFsanhtiy
of pcrsuns for coliOusneBs, grandenfs fn'i
subllmIty Of imagery for unanswfrHp'e
regency aud elUsenrss 81 reasotfng ior "
resistable foroe of persuasion; no book ~
the world deserves To lie So Increasingly
studied, and so profoundly mrditatrd upnii
as the Bible" " BE careful not To- Tel
your reading make You pedoa or
| bgnt nor to puff YOU mp, WITH cohceiie'
opinion of your own knowledge or maxi
Won intolerant Of the opinion which othrf,
| draw from The same source, however hIi
ferent from your own. Aud may the Mtf
cfid Creator who gave the Scriptures 10
our instruction., bless your study oi them
and make them - YOU fruitful OF 6oo'
works.
safe aforegolng arc extracted from elr
i ven slung letters, covering more INA
seventy pages Of manuscript. Such IS Va
.,,ar thn fa1her ,,ep Is, 'Glr'rnr,d ~. :.
having passions uncontrolled, and arost'
tizing from the religion of. his forefaihcrs
In this whole series of letters, there are II
sectarian or controversial views. Ih
public, from these extracts, can Judge Z
the temper and chrsiia principles OF NJ
Adams We leave them 10 draw the
own conclusions, without any commedtar
from us. ZEN ELLA.