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~ nE Subscribers. owo,ng tie Iani al
I TIE Junction 1T tie moth MI Nth
Tofis Of tire Roanoke, ia the county ii alaHt-
2 1niefy. having been solicited - L. OF q
low. haze determined ~ u ID. asl Hill
sEiI out fIg
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Oct. u.
ron SALE,
GnN NoWArN.

DTNAWAY from the sub ,cfibrr, liglof
IL in fijisylyania, Va. on the 2ist day o.
August last, a negro boy named BILL. He
a dark nuIatto, about % years old, six tefi
high cross eyed, and tolerabIy smart,spoken
1 expect he is aiming TO make his escape III
made for Lynchburg. Twill give the above
rev ard if returned 10 me- or lodged in jail -
that get him again GEO. ADAMS
.4dm r. Of John Adams, de
Oct 6. QNstP
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LAND AND N-rnors
FOR SALE.

Il He subscriber will sell, to the b,el.=.
bidder. on the premises, on MONDE, +
18th day Of November mex, if fair. if 80 =. ..a
next lair Gay thereafter, Sunday et.a,..5
that valuable i.S-,
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.Giice

10y s5ltne ola de.d III trust executed 10
ID tie subscriber hy John llauis, D. beat
ing date tiHe Ia Iiay d July, 1873, snd dHiy
recorded ~ tie eigfk Office Of the county 81
Buckingham. Ar s.Iaii On tie I'D Day ui -
veu,ber neat on tie premises, proceed, b
way IT public auction, ~ sell, iIr Cab.
.sVyo TRACES 0E LAND. ia sad
deed mentioned, blu b,ng "a tue uppef end
of Buckingham, within fys mites OF Bent
,rcek Oae tfaGt contains twenty acre, aud
iies on WrrGkis.aad Geek, aud has ou II a
liii.i aud ,sw mill lie other tract contains
GWo EEUI4DH.D AC&EiS, aud Is
fulcrabie lafufHr laH5. lie sale OF The hrt
mentioned haei vii commence % ? o
ciUrk, aud So saan a. thai - sold. the other
tract viii be- sold Ibe last mentioned Tract,
Is about two HsIe- FROM the first. Also, Oh
the sams dsy Ntl. br sold At the present tt
-idoncc ri sad Jahn Harris, jr. -Four Horses.
Twelve Cow. Two y9ke oil Oxen, Twenty
Lelj Of Sheep, Twenty head Of HOG, -alsu,
sis Feather Beds aud furniture. two Ox Carts.
and plantation tools generally. j the sale Is
not completed the sad ! It'll day OF Novcmber,
the sale will be continued from day TO day
until IL Is completed Tue tile 10 SAID pro-
perry ts thought Ia b. good, but the sub-crl-
lcr- VIII only convey tie tIte vested IL them
by said deed HENRY A. CHRISTIAN,
ChAlsLEs PHELPS,
Trustees.
oct 20. W;daIl
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Notice.

LII persons having Claims against TIE
n es'ale Of Walter kedd, dec. are request.
edto come forward with them duly aufbenti.
cated,in order that provision may be made for
their adjustment Also, those Indebted 70
The SAID estate are requested 10 come for
watd aud make immediate payment, as 40 in
diligence eau be gwen.
JOHN REDO,
NJ. khDD,
Adm'gs OF Waller Reid, dec.
Henry, Oct 10, w4w.Il
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IN pursuance of a deed Of trust executed
i tous ny Christopher Clark, bearing date
the 18th day OF October. 1919, aud recorded
in the county court Of Bedford, for the pur-
Moore We shall proceed 10 sell, at public
auction, on the 2sth day of November next,
before the door of Mr. Terry's tavern, in the
town OF Lilo for ca h, oRgE Ar ACT
OF Lam -, On Goose Creek, in,the couu.
y Of Bedford, containing about four hun.
dred Acres Aud one other tract on Bore
Augur creek, in and county, being the tract
of land conveyed 10 the said Christie pher
Clark, 10y Joseph Iiuddleston We shall con-
vey such title emily rs Is vested in Us by the
said deed Of trust. EDN ARD WATTS,
" NJ RADFORD,
Trustees.
Oct 90 NtdsIl
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Notice

zlHE spberribfr MI sci. uthoW reafrre, on
- The eth day " November mat, al PUBLIC
HucttOu. sercrnI
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REMOVAL
Hraafute & YOVnpkins

Az IL removed one unOr below Mr..
IL Richard Tyree, aud opposite Mr., saniu.
cl Miller aud offer for sale
hhds Molasses
pipes Cognac Brandy
bbls. Antigua Rum
= bbls old Rye Gin
3 bulls cd genuine CogRac Brandy
bbls. 1encrifle Wine
q bills soft-sheli Almonds
bills Rice
bbls. Mackarel
4 bags Coffee
Black and Red Ink Powder
Gopperas, Rose Soap
f.nply DemJohus
Quart and pint Dccaniers
Nlaeabau, Rarpee and Scotch Snuff
Prince's Mixture and Lafayette do
few demjohns cid Madeira Vine
Do do. Antigua Rum, IA years old
Do. Do old CJguac Brandy
i or 5000 lbs. Bacon Greater part middhngs)
BRADFUIE 4 1OMPkINs.
October % llw2w
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~ afam 0psas q Griffin L. Leck'e,
APoIHEcARtEs 4 DRUGGISTS,


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APorHEcAEtEs 4 DRUGGISTS,
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s,l ,a,ms,.I,e smnI'
Gum camgaer say,ae ,' Leaves
nn'4por'eff P,'' p p''" l '',"
i na.s' !. ~ ,3,' Sal Sad,
,'''i ~ -, ,..,,.......
- - p..,l,,,,.,. vi.
NV l'''n9ai9 80 80 ,,''',' ~, nv
.r,.,.l;. Ia c.,.
: a'"' - u. -. /.
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NOTICE.

WE shall proceed In srll to the highest
w bidder on the 10Th day OF November
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Tract or parcel Of land,

oIinale IN the 5aid county Of ta@pbeII, up
Will creek, containing by patent three hun.
dred aud nlnety-two acres. Also certain
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FOREIGN.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
i From the .Nsw York Commercial .ldrertiSer
orInnndtu

From the .hfW York Commercial .IdrertiSer
ofJanuary 20
Last evening the East sailing ship Tally
IIo, Capt. Glover arrived at this port in
the remarkably short passage of % days
from the Downs. Capt. Glover has polite
Iy t1noured us with London papers to the
Sd of January inclusive. Fron our Lon
don correspondent we have copious files TO
the 9 ilh of December.
Gyeqt B,gtiae.-The Kings health is
completely restored, and he has resumed
his pleasure rides as usual.
The London Gazette Announces the
further Propagation OF Parliament from
Jan. 6, to Feb. 8.
The London Courier, in noticing the RI
monrs which have grown ont OF the fire.
Quent meetings of the Cabinet Council,
! observes, that they are not worth contra
dicting-and adds, that " at no period has
| the aspect of public affairs been more era
! tfying, more pacific, and more calculated
! to inspire most saDgume hopes of long
continuance ofprosperous tranquility, than
they are at this moment :"
A company had been formed in Eng
| land with a cipi,al of SOC, G0Oi. orworklng
the Mines in Peru.
Mr., Ward WAS to return to Mpxico, and
Col. Campbell to Bagota, as British Com
mIssluneis.
France.-The Frenrh Chambers were
oientd on the 22d. The project OF the
late hing for granting an indemnity 10 the
French emisrsnts, viii be carried into ef
feet. 1t WAS understood that Nj. Eilirlc
INTENDED to propose to the Chambers the
formation ut a-3 per cent, stock, tn be Great
ed by the subscriptions of the present rem
ties at IS, and that the whole power of the
sinking fund be afterwards applied To this
stock, Fit should succeed, the whole s
per cents, will be reduced, and all tire debts
! of the revolution sunk.
The coronation viii take place at Rheims
, about May or June.
Spd,A.-All the French troops left Mad
rid on the 20.h of December. The Fr.nch
head quarters were at Arauda de- Duer.
The two Swiss regiments are nov the ON
~ foreign troops there. They amounted
to 5000 men. Every thing at Madrid was
said ~ be tranqil Two alarms we're made
however. about The Goth or 22d. in cons,
qutnce of reports that the CONSTITUTIONS
list, had landed at Alicant. Troops were
sent to The spot,bnt it is not certainuhethrr
The stories were true or not. The polio.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY oe.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

/ IN cngrnssel bill maitiag further proti
sioos f0 The punishment ri certain criI.:rs
against the United Sfatca. and for other
purposes, va. read u third time, passed,
aud sent To thu Senate.
The House then tonl mp the unfinished
business Of yesterday. which Vas the
bin regulating the Post Office Depart
unent
The bill, with the amendments yester
day made 10 committee uf the whole were
read.
.in1ug the existing provisions Of The bill
= one for limiting The pay = 10 BIZ received
IN exchange hy printers, to the number of
.fJiy---Sttuck out.
Srtrrd attempts were again renewed in
The House, Which had been rejected in
committee, IL increase the compensation
"f several different Po.tmastrr.. but With.
out success. The d, bate on the other de
tails al The bill WIS conducted by Messrs.
J. T.. johns n, OF krn. Chairman of the
Committee Mr. Edwards. of n &. Wright,
II'ermnre, Cnlpepef, Cooke, WOOD, aud
Saunders.
TIN bill was ordered 10 third reading.
Mr. Hamilton gave notice thai be should
rail- up the bin for the Massachusetts, mill
liza claims Immediately after The approprld
iion bill shall have b.en disposed of
.3nd then the House adjourned to Mon
day.
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DONlESI TIC.
From The PHILADELPHIA Ga.tite.l
THE HEBREW SYNAGOGUE

SO general was the desire TO witness the
ceremony of the consecration, that the
trustees ut the synagogue were under the
Necessity OF issuing tickets, without which
admission could not be ohtaincd aud
though the service did not commence till
sunset, BY lfpa-t g O'Clock the seats were
ali occupied. The congregation was com.
posed of he Hebrew residents in our city,
and Christians of different denominations
among whom we observed the venerable
Bishop vt the Episcopal c!,urrh, and other
clergymeu. The gentlemen occupied the
grouad floor the ladies, as is the custo N
IN the synagogue, the galleries.
N preparatory service was performed in
the bull Ing on the rear of the lot, formerly
occApled rs parsonage, from which, i'm
medlately as the sun set, (that being the
commencement ofthe Sabbath, J The Rev.
M"ssrs Keys and Peixotto, accompanied
by the elders, hearing seven copies of the
Peniateuch, splendid, ornan,ent-d, march.
ed IN procession tn the north door of the
synagogue. Here a service was performed
la Hebrew, of which the following is a
translation
Rabbi- Make lofty your heights, o y.
gates. aud hy back ye everlasting doors
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 90.


The Senate az proceeded to the ron
tilrralinn nj The bll tn authorize the Pie
sidtut OF the Urite1 States Ia causr to
be marked ont road from the line of thu
siate Of Missouri, to the confines OF New
MeAjco.
The bin MAS ordered 10 hc cngrossrd
mi read third time, b5 the following
lofp
YEAS-Messr.. Barton, Benton, Bop-
leay, Brown. D'Wolf Eaton, Edwards,
Elliott, Holmes, ofMiss. ia, kson, Johnson
Cf Ken Johnston, OF Lou. Kelly, Knight,
lapman. Lloyd al MISS. Lowrie. Viii
ya,pr, Mclean. Noble. pDlm.rS Parrot,
Ragglts, seymour, Smith, Talbot, Tayior,
Ihamss Van Buren, Van Dykc.-3o.
NAYS hr,s. Branch, Chandler, Clay
ioa,t ohh, Gaiilard, il4snr, Holmes, Of Me,
hing OF Ala hing, al n. !. Macon, Taze
well, Wliilams--l2,
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2.
~ SENATE.
SUpPRFe SION OF PIRACY.

SUPPREe SION OF PIRACY.
The Senate then aglin took up the bin
FIR the Suppression Of Piracy"
Mr.. Smith moved 10 add new sectinu
authorizing a premium 10 be- paid up
on each gun Of a calibre no, less than four
pounds, which may he mounted ON board
any merchant vessel Jonqfdc bound to any
Island in the Wrst ndtes, north and west
of the island of ST. Thomas, &c Also au-
,horiGine the President to purchase, man,
and arm steam boat of largest size
and To build launches, 10. mount one gun.
and carry so meI. The motion tn NJ he
the premium 5000 was. losi-and the Sc
nate then Adjourned.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
ELECTION OF pRESIntN

-
% motion of Mr. Wight o( Ohio, the
House ,resuivc3 Itself into commit.
tee of the whole on the state ofthe Uuion,
and took up the'rrport Of the Srlert Com
mlttee appointed To prepare rules to be oh
served by the House in choosing a presi
dent of the United States.
The report WAS read through, and then
The rules were read and considered Sc
paratrly. On the first rule some CONVEX
< Mr. Wright, the chairman of The Select
committee. No alteration, aoNe,tr, was
made in thr ,ulr.
The second rule was then read, md no
! objections were made tot
The third rule WIS read, rs follows:
81. The doors of the Hall shall be closed
! during fhe baiiniing, except ~ inst mem
he,s of the Senate and the officers of the
House and TIE galleries shall be cleared
on the request Of the delegation Of any one
, Stnte
Mr.. Ihgham of p. moved TO strike out
the wo'ds m Hatics.
After considerable debate, thu committee
rose without cunning to any decision, aud
obtained leave IN sit again.
A message was received from the Senate
informing the House that they had appint.
ed a Joint committee, for the purpose oi
counting the votes of President aud Vice
! President, and requesting the appointment
OF similar 0multtrr on the part of the
HOUSE and the resolution for this purpose
WAS greed to by the House.
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Communicated for The rireinlar.]

communicated for the Firginlar.J
krir0cts p n letter from, II commission toaH III
Llrtrpoot 10 their c0reY onGtnt IN N" P'ata
dditd 3la Deccmbef, 1924
" We now beg leave 10 present 70 your no
tee our usual yearly report Oh the tobacco
trade. You will observe that the gen0H slRo
OF the article continues such ne o JUSTIFY lhh
representations and warnings, which f'r INC
last two yenr3, we ave given omlHehuS' /"
guard them against the necessary coh,eFue'1
ces OF a then gradually increasing s'o'h -
Europe, while, owing 10 the high prices s'"'
III Fifgnlafor particular qualities hfre 'o'
and siIIl can he, no material uiulhu''"n :
growth"
I" The stocks of Tobacco in Europe are g.
tlmated 10 be rs follows = Hsrt loiNRs q
detdHed statement, @o1ciRg TIC prtaR S0't =,
be 1900 hhds. against 81 600 IN le-2' "'9
6t,O08 in 1922 $50 that the inlling on IS 81!
~ small and Almost entirely IN Mar. "Hu
aud this too notwithstanding the ref.e'th"
tons OF SO small an export from AJ4eFi'a' wa
which. however, no account las yet rP'n
c"ived here9 II your export has bern -g'.,
hhds less than the former year, il only ''o''
that II has been fully equal 10 the eoNS'n,
ton and that in the succeeding seaso" =.
European markets IRE likely 10 be more " N,
Willy stocked than before; for, owing 10 IL, @'
encouragement given to the planters a ,si
cStravagant prices paid for Scotland l.. ~.
France, aud The favorable weather TOR '.o.
ing the creps, tho export from 'lFe'nN NJ
probably be much larger .,,
"We understand hat the French tan''"l.
will not take place until May next, ~ "o|
we can ieRrn, we think the ADVENTURE 'f'
trade are likely to meet with heavy los'r .ics,
Shouli This he the case, mo moderate P'','
mnst rule in Virginia during the appfo8' " :
season, particularly rs the Scotch 'i'l'H''
have been very Improbable -.
"Therc nnst be a general decline IN -,
MA before the growth viii diminish, "nu :. -,
decline we hope and expect TO- see IN IT.
spring and then in . Senr ort"o The '1
in Europe will be reducing but, IA Il ",' =,
of opinion, we should expect the s'orN. =.
the LIST January, 1926, to be as large, 9
ger than they are row."
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fsdh t'ongress....2d session.
TUESDAY, JAM AHf 25, $50.
ENSbA3rE


TIE Senate rrstp.ed The consideration
of III bill "alin~n ~ draw haek IN III.
.Npeitaii"n al cofdase manufactured N
I'm rmed States from foreign HEMP
IN. qnestinn pruding. Shall lie bill b.
tngtas I'd. aud read third Tine =
NJ. D'Nalf at1 Mr.. Lloyd, "f Mass.
Irr,tle some abscr,aiinn IN fs,nr ai the
bill. and Mr.. J ,hnspn ef Nm. Mr.. bickef.
son and III. Ed"ntds of Conn. against IT,
Who The ulusiinu nns taken on order.
ing the bill Ia ttrd reading. and II Wa
dptcrmi ued in the nrgaiire, by yeas and
fnlls-Yras Is. Na,s Il.
The Senate Then took ur the bill IN IN.
iherize lhr President to cansaa rad 10 hr
marked ont from tn frnnlierof Missouri
IT. ih.cnnfnrs OF New Mexico"
Nr. Benton made long speech in favor
nj the bin, AFTER which the Senate ad jou,n.
ed.
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LEAD NINE,

WoopsTocK (.Shsa. co. "a Jan. %.
Some months ago W, published an ac
count Of the discovery of a lead mine, M
on the land of DIR. Hupp, of this county
Since that time, workmen have been en-
gagged in escavatrg the earth, and the ex.
pertinent has greatly exceeded the most
sangoine expectations. The ore is rcmar
'kably pure very much in its appearance
like that of Missouri. II appears to hi
very plentiful, aud Is calculated TO yield rs
per cent
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GENERAL LII 'E.1YETTE.

II is said that the Natinn's Guest having
made appiicatlonto the President Of United
States Bank as 10 the hest mode Of vesting
a hundred and twenty thousand dhllsrs f;
thai tho President laid II before the Board
of Directors Of that Institution and that
they unanimously agreed thai the General
should be allowed to subscribe for that
mount of Bank Stock at par, as the stock
commanded Eve per cent. advance. This
vote Of the beard, having been acted upon
BIZ Gen. La Fayettr---is equal to gift of
Six thousand dollars. demo. Press.
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HOUSE or REPRESEh'T4TTTE5.
APPROPRIATIONS RIIJ

On motion Of Mr.. McLanr, the House
resolved into COMMITTEE On the Appro.
priation Bills; Mr.. Lathrop in the chair.
The fr,t bin taken up by the Commit
Ire was bill making appropriations TOT
tn" support of government for the gar
1925. The bill was then read by para
graphs.
After some time spent therein, he com
mittce rose aud obtained leave To sit az ain.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 81
IN SENATE.
SUPPRESSION OF PIRACY.

oUFTKEooIDN OF FINAtf.
The Senate then resumed the considcra
ton Of the bill for the suppression Of piracy
in the West ludics--Ihe question pending
being the motion of Dir. Tazewell to strike
out the Sd section Of the bill
Mr. Mills Of Mass. Mr.. Lloyd, of Mass.
Mr. Van Buren,, and Mr. Barbour, address
ed the Senate on the motion but before
the question WAS taken, ON moinn of Mr..
Ilaynr, (vho of couse has the floor to day.
the Senate ad burned.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY y.

HOUSE or REPRESE.ST3TIFES.
An eugrNssed bill, Ito authorize the lay
ing DOT aud making Of road from Little
Rock 10 Cantoument Gibson, in the terri
tory of Arkausas," was read third time.
PASSED ard sent TO the Senair.
The House then passed 10 the unfinished
huSness of yesterday and took up the
bill TO regulate the Post Office Deps7t
ment"
On several nf the sections Of this lengthy
bull, considerable debate arose 10 which
many Members, besides the Chairman al
HE Post Office Committee, (alr. J. Il.
johnson,) took part. Several attempts
were made, toithont success, to introduce
amendments. One of which proposed To
strike out that part Of the bill which gives
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jurisdiction 10 the STATE Courts 10 Try sri
minsls who ehall rob the mgl, sc. gave
rise tn an Interesting discussinn.
Al o laie hour. the Committee ROSE, and
had leaYes,o sifagain.
message was received frnm the Pre-
sideni relating IN the Indian Tribes after
which the House adjourned.
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Jforsr or RrpRrsryr3rITrs.

Mr. Tucker ri Va, Ia pursuance ot M.
free hrfre gwen, moved the :, nuse to
fakr pp fhr consideration If tar Beau
lnarchnis tlainl, Which mutton was nega
iacd
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Thu House then resumed the CO" .i5rra
ton 81 lLe Blll more rlleetoally Ia punish
eiines. Sc.
After some fine spent 10 its considera
ton, the House adjoerued.
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PorlLe King of gisrg enters IN.
Uerk-Nho is the kfng nf glmy?
The Lord of hosis-lie is thu hnS OF
glory --Selah.
R.-Oprn the gates Of righteousness
for me, that may enter through fren 10
praise the Lord.
The door vas then opened, aud the ser
vice continued - fellows:
C.--Thls IL the gate of the Lord, into
which the righteous shall enter.
R-How dreadful IS this place.
C.-This is none other but The house OF
Gud, and THIS Is the gate of heaven.
R.-i}essed art thou. . Lord, our God
King Of the Universe, who bath preserved
enjoy this season.
Then the Hnchai, or ark, ms il is called,
WAS opened, and the ornamental lamp sus1
pended 10 front of it was lighted. This
Lamp Is supplied with oil by the coutribu
tons of the pIous, aud kept always burn
ing.
The procession then entered into the
middle of the synagogue, and passed round
the Tebdh, or reading desk, ascending at
the north side, and resting the nrnamented
copies oflhe Holy Writings on the desk,
I'LL the choir had finished singing one Of the
sublime psalms of David. fhis was re
peated seven Times, the singing being &C
cablonalIy intcrmitted by the PROHIBITIONS
Of the Rabbi, and the responses of the
Clerk. Then the copies of the Peniateuch
werr solemly deposited iuthe IIachaI.
After this, thu account Of the dedication
of Solomon, Temple was read by the Rab
bl, aud The worship was concluded With
the service for the Jay, as fixed IN the rita
al
Part OF the service was chaunted Ivy the
Rabbi 10 manner somewhat similar to
that used in Roman Catholic Church, the
choir taking from him the keynote for the
succeeding psalm. Al one there Was full
pause, all the congregation being engaged
in Silent prayer. This had a very solemn
effect. At another time the Rabbi and NJ
the male memho,s chaunted together; and
were responded To by the choir in BAL
Iery.
The music was of a very devotional cas-
ind interested us much al the time but It's
interest has since been greatly Increased
~ hearing that much of IT is SD very an
lent that the date Gifts origin cannot be
'sctrtnlned, while its antiquity is fully
verified by thr fact that II is used in nj
most all the synaGogncs throughout the
world. II Is not written, at least no copies
Dt II are known To be eytant in America
but II has descended from father 10 son, x
such harmonics as were added by the
,horstefs pretty much aa libitupt: II this
Nd been generally known, it would have
added erratly TO the interest which the
Christian part Of the congregatontook in
he service. But.even az it was, they We're
highly gratllicd, at least, we can answer
Tor ourselves, that were never more SO.
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'carst thou afford shelter fora bcnightcd traveller
and bewdered stranger and his beast '''--IIe was
bcckoncd to a seat, while the disappointed littlr
fellow clnging to the side ofhs mother, whose Vi
tcrancc had become choked with tears, finished
the sentence which he had COMMUNICABLE we
have no Bread" said he, "nor hay for yourn.orsc-
man came to-day, and took away father and our
Llneback COW, and all the hay-and left BruIl,
without any thing to eat-and now we can get no
milk, for Brndle is dry" selim was no longer in
doubt-hc recoilectcd he was in the land of Chris
tans, where man IS ENGAGED for being in debt
In the morning he took his leave, bcstoWing
purse sufficient to restore the husband to his fl
mily-to redeem Iincback-and to provide fodder
for the catc-and as he mounted his stccd, H..
Thanked Allah that he Musselman.