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hla tt, and ia TINS county. Inc enem.e9 -
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

The whole OF the fist edition having been
sid tine Editor has been inductdtu ottcl new
une. On more enlA ged scale, "y reason oi the
m,nv demands that have been made Tor the
1ort; fr,,,ya,i1,i. parts oithc Unlted STATES
1 I'll favorable reception ma Vas been gwen
/ tota,, :. Biographical Dlctlona ~ winnie 1t Ia
/ yratstuI to he compiler, may be REGARDED a,
t,,ara6ic to the A,serctn community. Tue
/ ,oo..t ,r,ubhcs aIaed mouum ute OF stone IL
nv. ,.., etut.y IL lie Ia ne oi thcl heroes and
a WE would Inlptant the memory ti0ur's
A., p,s. r,,ts oil oai enid en-, 10 be ntndet own
Il mir rhllren, III Pr oad lemembra &c "ttae
-, tn and tlenls d men win never mad tnell
.nnetors. OlLno,e who took par III The lie
,o,naoa, i has bee emphatic lily ,ald, " there
,ye,p o,aut, IN aose days" II IS at once ON
d,,van ou,= ,ntefe,t t che ioh alvelyI ecol.ec
lion of tnem The elsaa 40 ertprde cong
Ing tor tnat cou,tI Us i mora force vi mi
Iutc Y ue to cpaohc "el'"'e'
The eco ID ealu nN4,ihe mach more Vaii-
abe and Iata estia. III II he INST, ii, twhlc
tain IN my lppat,ant characteristic dnecd 'tea,
&c. ev belole p,,Dh ned, i th1as iuot1ou7
men who CO u COLI lcu u Uart ia IA Go
Tou. Re, lutl IL In Edlto, thukei proper
t. al teaL many gentl u!en, tram varIous
PN'' u IL oi''i'1 law = o"i''t" W wv ~"
vi INA. aletche u on m stoIl7ttngush, d Re
vol luenaly nesges, aoes "nd statesmen.
II va.d bteo 'ae, d 't'que"' pape's,t ia
emo" tue JON ais OF the rev hllonaiy
Coz sfea7, Is We. As the G"n''Itu. '"n "lthe Z.
stIee-'-aA ,ne saied'tto'N a'd .5a OF Hene'ai
Waning on, whic ne me- t.hI' II d'd |. I
'ontat', vii 5sea ,ddlona nleI ,stA I'd value -
hs"otk
lac tiiat Z ,itlon contained "oS'aP"I'a
sketch 1 tslc character = OHe huHdTcd aud
bbfA'p igid,as, IL It - cA, .et'e'thN 9econ"
my .t,iaa sNetsn - TIE ca - Sc %
" y - ti,.y N ,re, VII hay lied s1nc, the
Publication Of liz ntste"1N,n.
s,,t,,n IN. nnll,he, will only give the loiIo"
a.: ,,-
Mr. NILFs, III his Register, Jay - ioi2'
Concluded anarucle" n'' en- 4"'"N'' wan
Ne fol o .y,ng orscrvauons'
"lhaVe been led to ne 'r" 'e"'' ~ pt
hingmg hand on olInt ia'-N o'7"eo
BY III. Rogers, at fast2', F<''. G. '' l : a
he" Blog aPhIcal D1rn"na'}' 'o'''''''t'- '"e
lives of all onl eminent set's"''h' "e'oe'
PARROT. aud ea es."
Ntw.Yo, N, Apil 10, l6lf---N ~" --t>eN' 10
the ,bIe aud books 81 M al "',' =. o"s
nala'e, which ought evef TO '.'' = '"' = '''''
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EXTRACT
The happy Man aud tue Gentem,

The happy Alan aud Tue Gentleman.
The Hoppg .Gan MS born in the city ot
R'geuoraitou, IN the parish Of Repentnpc,
unto LIFE. liz was educated n The school
of obedience, and now llyrsl IN Perseverance:
he works al the trade of Diligence, not.
wihstaud,ug he has 4 large estate IN the
county of Christian eonienimsnf and ma
ny times does jobs Of SIT Dniai.
He wears the PLAN garb Of Humility and
has better suit 10 pui On when he goes to
court, called Tht Robf Of Chrid's Righie-
business he often walks III the valley of
! StJ.4jdsement aud sameli,ncs climbs the
mountain of Spiritual Mindedness: he
breakfasts every morning upon Spiritual
! FTdyr, he snps every evening upon tue
same : hr has meat 10 cal that tho world
knows mol of, and his dunk Is the SINCERE
.HdF ofthe Hord.
Thus happy he lives, mud harey he dies.
Happy IS he who has gospel submission
IN his viii, due ardour IN hl4 eons,i cncc,
saucioulug grace in his soul, true humlllty
IN his heart real dl,inll, in his brenst, the
Rcdermcr' yoke on hs uecl, Il vain world
under his feet, aud a crown Of glory on
his bead. Happy is the life OF such per-
son
In order 70 attain which, pray lerpenHH
b,hWe .tln'ly, ,eait patiently teork abm
ddntiy, Ice holb die daiig, 'rdieh yoH heart
gmd' your seaStS, redeem itmt, lore CHRIST,
and Tong for piory,
\ true gentleman Is Gods servant. the
| worlds master and his own man. Virtue
| rs his business, STUDY his recreation, CON
fMtment his rest, aud Happiness hlsrrward.
God IS his father, the Church IS his mother,
| the SAINTS are his brethren aud be is a
| frlcnd To all that need him. I6apcn is his
| inheritance. Religion Is his mistress, Loydt
! " and Justice his two ladies of honor,
Derotion Is his chaplain, Chastity his cham.
bcrlaiu, SoJrietg his brother, Temperance his
cook, hospitality his housekeep.r, Prori.
dence his steward, Charity his treasurer,
Prayer his mistress of the house, aud DIS
| c,ciion his porter, To lei IN and out, 40 ~
most IL.
Thus IL his whole family made up Of
virtues, aud he IS The true master Of the
fuiIy.
! lie is nccessltated to tale the world in his
way to htorea, but he walks through II AZ
! fast rs he can; and all his business by the
way Is 10 gior(y the name of GOD and do
| good ~ mankind.
Take linn all IN two words, he IS gen
tlemau aud christian.
|
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VOW DERS.

EHESE powders form an eflergesciDg
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vrlurs attributed to that contained III the
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| hell hour after.
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chaucery court holden in Lyncbbnrg, IN which
am plaintiff and you are defendant, when
and where YOU may attend should You tb'nk
proper. WILLIAM ooN9oN.
April l6. "4w8o
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IHhE subscriber, will extend his rrectlce
~ t." tie courts Of Buckingham county hc
will continue to attend Csmphcl superior
court GARLAND, fAfison
Apl "a "3No7
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Beautiful hought--A root set 10 the
finest SOIL in the best climate, and hlest
with all that sun and air, and rain, can do
for il, is not SO sure way Of its growth To
perfection, as every NAH may he, Whose
spirit asplres after all that which God ia.
ready and infinitely DESTROYS 10 give hi
For the sun meets not the springing H.
which stretches towards him with half that
certainty rs God, the source of all good.
'mmunicates himself to the soul tLat
long> to gar'akeqf hia',
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
ANOTHER STEAM BOAT ACCIDENT.

NEW FORK, July I'D.
Yesterday about o'clock, the boiler oil
the steam terry boa, Jersey, burst al the
wharf at the Jersey side, and we regret 10
have 10 state, killed Miss Charlotte Nell
SOD, young lady about Is years OF age.
an adopted daughter OF Mr.. Peter V. Led
yard, of this city. The master OF the
boat, captain West, who was standing on
the wharf within a few feet ut the boat,
was severely scalded. and it was feared
yesterday would not survive. A Golored
man was also badly scalded Providen.
tally these were the only persons wit5in
reach OF The explosion. The forward cabin
was not injured, and passenger who
was 10 il escaped unhurt, This accident
appears 10 be unaccounta5le-H:be boiler
was Of copper, just finished. on the low
pressure principle, the furnace OF 3,0ths
inch copper. We were told that the sale.
~ valve WAS open at the. time the explo-
sion took place II so, the only coOjec-
ture that can arise, is that some substance
was drawn to it from within, and obstuct-
ed the passage The explosion was pow
erful; the boiler being twisted and torn TO
pieces-It was thrown TO considerable
height 10 the air, and fell in direct con-
trarY position 10 that in which it originally
was placed. .Mer. 1dd".
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
FIRE.

CHARLEsroN, July 8.--The sloop Ra'
pid, capt Smasey, lying at Gibbs Hsr'
per's wharf, was discovered to be on hre
abou, 8 o'clock yesterday mor0ng-hre
supposed to have communicated through
the foundation OF the chimney in the fore
castle. Every exerton was made 10 ex.
tinguish the flames, out in vain; they
spread so fast that it was impossible to
save any thing except some OF the sails
snd rigging. She had on board 81 tierces
af rice, 8 boxes OF books, and about D6OO
worth of deer and otter skins, (part Of
which will be saved belonging to Mr.
w. r. Taber, who also lost the greater
part of bis clothing. Mr.. Weaks, a pas
senger, lost 1863 dollars. all his clothing,
and chest of carpenters tools. Two o.
Their passengers also lost their clothing.
Capt. S. lost $50 dollars, the greater part
of bis clothing, papers, sc. The Rapid
is owned in Newport, R. |. valued al
$500 dollars. She is supposed 10 be so
much burn, as to be unworthy OF repair.
A strong detachment of the city guard
was early upon the spot, and having
brought an engine TO their assistance,
were for some time in hopes, with the aid
of the crew Of the sloop, TO have got the
Ere under without giving general alarm;
but finding this to he impossible, the a
lsrm bells were rung.
ICourier.