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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
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Gum opium oh do
Gum camphor silver wire tooth 10
sulPbate qninine Camel bsir mcneil,
Rose water Rose ,oo,h na,,5Ia
Calcin. magnesia Otto rose lin saIye
oatp. do Red WATERS
Mead's anti-dispeptic Black do
( rsonr stomach pills Dry white lead
I sarsaparilla ,oot Red do
China do Chinese ,,,r,,;Il;on
Ute 90 Prussian blue No
heaicamentnm Venetian red
o' loves Spanish whiting
Glober salts Camnearbv logwooJ
EPSON do Ground camVood
OIL wormseed Nicaraupa
Super. carbonate soda Ground nstic
carbonate DO Red saunders
Tarlaric acid Rlue vitr;nI
iar'ar emeuc Lamp black
fulv. Ipecac Fig blue
Gum assaieiida Annatto
fniV. .la'ap Macaboy snuff
unm gnaiacnm Rappee do
unlh ahmoniac Scotch do
Gum kino (bes) Palm soan
=, liihNtuuef 10
thathomiie mowers Transparent do
IVA nfsi Windsor do
Fish berries lCastiIe dn
Mur acid Snernar.tn
Macassar oil iGold leaf
antique oil Alcohol
orange peel Gum shellac
aqua forts Gum copal
1a'"he' Spirits turpentine
rfam tartar Nedgewood mortars
Oil peppermint Nipple shells
Quicksilver Breast nipes
Essence walls Evans crown lancets
Fancy perfume walls Common do
V'alS from 1 10 OF. Tooth drawers
Borax refined FauCeps
Rotten stone Tin foil
Starch Incture bottIes
RANT brushes assorted Specie do
Hair brushes Pill boxes
White wash brushes Bottle aud vial corks
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs. RnIbous
Roots, Grass seed, &c ordered for IA smnB ad-
rance on the Men Priccs.-We shall shortly
receive an additional supply of Garden and
Flower seed, fancy flower pors, &c &c.
WILL. OWENS ~ q. l.. LECkIE,
Apothecaries Druggists
Dec. %
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NEW aNNANAA.

V'HE subscriber has the pleasure of an
nouncing TO the Ladies OF Lynchburg
and its vicinity, that he has received, derect
from Philadelphia, by the last stage, very
large suDpv of
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New [ heap Cash Store.
M MANN Nj. A..

NERf respectfully informs The crtiztns
ot Lynchhurg aud the adjacent conn-
lies that she has iusl arrived from Richman
where she has just purchased, princips :,
auction, aud Tor cash only +, u large aud very
extensive, assortment al
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80 PACK ACE.
Il:

HHOMAS J. DUVAL. at The sign OF
the Golden Mortar, on Bank Sqparr ,ha.
Just received an additional supply OF ~ pnck.
ages, comprising general assortment oil
Drugs, Medicine, Paints. Oil and Dye stuff,
Hmong n hich nrn inr lnlln,,1nr.
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WHITE SHOES.

| cases ladies white kid shoes, --latest fashion
; case ladies' superior silk shoes, splendid II
CURES. For sale low, by
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
Nov IT
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CLOTHS.

WE will open this day, and sell lower
w than usual, , eases very superior blue
and Black Cloths. Also, cases assorted
Cassineas. ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
Nov II.
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I'm spite pfits bold title we have
hecn induced a. translate this Jr,l
d'cspilt. on acconu' of the originali
" OF the idea which SUGGESTS il
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS


Written by Lady in South America, to her Friend in the
United States.
The vessel which is to bear my letter to hap
pier land, is almost ready to depart, and as see
from my window the busting of the sailors and
hear the cheerful "ye ho' of preparation, the re-
membrance of country and Of home presses upon
my heart with such power, that l scarcely have
courage to improve the "brief space" that is al
lowed me for writing but will send you few
leaves from my journal, and let them convey TO you
the assurance of my affection and my tender reco.
lections of you.
Since wrote last, We have made delightful ex.
curson down the coast OF Hancho; 1t is small
Indian village, has an excellent harbor, and is in
possession of the Patriots. The town Of Hurura
is three leagues from the coast, as are all the large
towns removed from the sea board.
AS soon as We anchored, the Indians came
f1ocking down with fruit, poultry, and supplies Of
every kind ; and almost Immediately some of the
Patriot officers came on board and welcomed us
with civilty and kindness in the name Of the COM
mander, General Bolivar. Almost all the officers
of his army are Colombians, who are very superior
in appearance and education TO the Peruvans
those whom we saw there, had gone to send up
some barley, and We heard with great joy from
them, that 1900 men had marched the day before
to occupy Lima.
The officers sent horses down to the beach for us
and had the honor of riding one of the Lbertador's
favorite horses, and he was the most noble animal
ever saw.
The valley Of Hurura, is one of the most fertile
and beautiful in Peru, and from being in possession
of the Patriots, property :s secured to those who
cultivate the soil, and every thing bears the appear
ance OF comfort, peace and plenty.
| 1t was great luxury to lis to ride once again
through green fields, to hear the singing OF the
| k,-In ooA k.e,J 40 heau
innumer fountains rush through every rise o.
ground /; but We really thirst lor ,umber Of pure
wa er-water, which has not passed through noun
tains of gold or silver!- II have no doubt that all
the diseases peculiar to this country, arise from
drinking water which is so strongly imPregnasst
with every kind of mineral.
| We remained three day. at IIurnra, and passed
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
SHERIFF.

vJv undersigned intends offer himself to the Demo-
i cratic Republican, citizens of Newcastle county as
candidate for the Office of SHERIFF for the next term
He would have thought necessary thus early to
make known his design but others having already appear
ed for the same office, before the pubhcif he should
longer withhold declaration OF his intentions his silence
might be understood REIMBURSEMENT Of his preten-
sions When the time shall approach for deciding the
selection, he hopes more fully to make Known to the
democratic Party, his Wishes and his views. At present.
his only motive is, apprze those who may be disposed
to assist him. that he fully Intends at the proper time, 10
call upon them, for their friendly aid.
Mar M;ddletown Dec 81, 1925. 13-t2mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

Feb. II, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to The estate Of JACOB BALL,
"A dcc late of Christiana Hundred, are requested to
make immediate PAYMENT and those having claims, to
present them duly Authenticated for settlement to the
subscriber near Newport
JOHN WHITEMAN, Ex'r.
Fob II 1896 26-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
FOR SALE,

Forty Jfve .acres III Cherry Island Marsh;
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
yTNIE subscriber offers for Sale tine Marsh in Cherry Is
1 land belonging to MARY WARNER, bounded on Chris
tiana Branywlne and Rock Creeks the Marsh road, &C.
rhis Marsh beng so well known, is hardly necessary
say the natural quality of has been considered equal to
any other i'll Cherry Island.
1t will be sold accommodating terms For particulars
apply to the subscriber WILLIAM WARNER.
attorney for MARY WAnsEn.
Fehruarv O. 1906 2<-qt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
DIVIDEND,

yTVIE Managers of the Wilmington and Philadelphia Ttvn
Il pike Company have declared dividend of per cent
for the last months the stock of said Company pay
able the Stockholders their representatives after
the 25th inst, by EDwAnD TArsALI Treasurer.
JAMES PRICE, Sec'y.
Feb y 1916 A-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
)el. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1926.

rom Nactes .4na5rosia,e, in Blackrvoods Magazine.
he MARCH OF INTELLECT-A NEW SONG.
Tune" Through al the Enpioynien:s Of Life. /"
oh J Learnings very fine thing,
AS also is wisdom and knowledge,
For man is as great as king
If he has but the airs of college.
And nowadays all must admit,
In Learning we're wQndrously favour'd,
For you scarce DER your window can spit,
But some learned man is beslaver'd!
Sing, tol de rol lo, &c.
Well all of us shortly be doom'd
To part with our plain understanding,
For Intellect now has assumed
An attitude truly commanding!
All ranks are SO dreadfully wise,
Common sense is set quite at defiance,
And the child for its porridge that cries,
Must cry in the language of Science,
Sing, tol de rol lol, &c.
The Weaver it surely becomes,
To talk Of his webs involution,
For doubtless the hero of thrums
Is member of some institution;
He speaks of supply and demand,
With the airs ofa great legislator
And almost can tell you off hand,
That the smaller is less than the greater
Sing, tol de rol lol, &c.
The Tailor in cutting his cloth,
Will speak of the true conc section,
And no Tailor is now such Goth,
But he talks Of his trades genuhection!
If you laugh at his bandy.legged clan,
He calls it unhandsome detraction,
And cocks up his chin like man
Though we know that he's only fraction!
Sing, tol de rol lol, &c.
The blacksmith midst cnders and smoke,
Whose visage is one of the dimmes,
His furnace profoundly will poke,
With the air of practical chemist:
Poor Vulcan has recently got
A lingo that's almost historic,
And can tell you that iron is hot.
Because it is fll'd with saloric
Sing, toll de rol lol, &c.
The Mason in book-learned tone,
Describes in the very best grammar
The resistance that dwells in the stone,
And the power that resides in the hammer;
For the son of the trowel and hod
Looks as big as the frog in the Fable,
While he talks in jargon as odd
AS his brethren the builders of Babel!
Sing. tol de rol lol, &c.
The Cobler who sits at your gate
Now pensively points his hogs bristle,
Though the very same cobler of late
O'er his work used 10 sing and TO whistle;
But cobbling's paltry pursuit
For a man of polite education
His works may be trod under foot,
Yet he's one of the Lords Of Crcation
Sing, tol de rol lol, &c.
Oh learning's very fine thing
1t almost is treason to doubt it,
Yet many of whom could sing,
Perhaps might as well be without it
And without it my days will pass,
For to me it was ne'er worth dollar,
And don't wish to look like an ASS
BY trying to talk like Scholar j!
Sing, tol de rol lol, &c.
Let schoolmasters bother their brain
In their dry and their musty yocation
BUT what can the rest of us gain
By meddling with such botheraton?
We cannot be very far wrong,
If we live like our fathers before US,
Whose Learning went round in the song,
And whose cares were dispelled in the Chorus
Sing, tol de rol lol, &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
10 the Democratic Electors of
.NrEWCASTLE COUNTY.

AVING understood that report is in circulation pur-
IL porting that had withdrawn from beng candidate
for your sufragcs for the Office of SHERIFF. for the next
term take tbs method contradict the report, and res
pectiAy 10 inform you that intend at the proper time
and in the customary more publicly 10 appesr US
a candidate for the said Office.
Jan. IS, 1896. l7-t2m JOHN 4. NAuDAlN.>
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
Next Lottery to be Drawn.

.N'elD York. State Literature Lottery,
Class No. 1, for 1926 will be drrwn the 22nd day of
February inst and finished in few minutes; 90 Numbers
@-8 Ballots TO be drawn.
Scaenle-l prize of $4,000; 10000; 5000; of $3.50
us OF 1000 Is Of 500 81 of 100 50 of so 104 Of 90
1880 of 10; and &c, ,608 of S Dollars, each.
Ticket, $5-Half Q So Quarter, 125-Eighh, 81 cts
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Twentieth Glass; New Series to be drawn the 29tl
day of March, 1896 IS Numbers9 Ballots to be drawn
Scheme Il prize Of $4,000; of TO- 900; OF 600; !
3046 of 1oo0i is of 5o0 Sc of 1905 81 Of So ia
8ot 90; 1881 of 8 ; and 1864 of Dollars, each.
Whole Ticket, S4-lIalf, 2-Quarter, Eighth, so cts.
Tickets in any of the above splendid Lotteries may be
had at the jackson and Lafayette Office. No. los, Market
eet, in great variety Of numbers where the Cash will
Pepaid for Prizes, any time after the drawing.
]. J, ROBINSON,
Fcb.1o. No. los, Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
<kA PUBLIC SALE
stIR Of Valuable Cotton Factory and
As3Y Cotton .Machinery.

Will be offered public sale the premises, on Tues
day the 2lt day of March next at o'clock that valuable
Cotton Factory situated the Bandywne Creek, in the
State OF Delaware, about miles from Wilmington lately
occupied by LEWIS SuMMEnL & Co.
The above Establishment may be recommended one of
the st IN the country when considered in relation to the
great force and permanence of the water power the
tent and soldy OF the buildings, the proximity and
nence to the markets of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and
the remarkable heahiness of the situation
The Mill which is Of stone, is 76 feet long by as feet
wide, stories high, and built in the substantial man.
ner There are also the premises twenty cnements
tor the working people, store, and stable of stone, and
ehouse with fixtures and bleaching apparatus The
land consists OF about N part Of which is in wood,
The Machinery in the Mill is advertised for public sale
mer & Co
The terms for the Factory, which will be accommoda-
ting will be made known at the sale For further partic-
ulars inquire of ANTHONY GIRARD, Nsuu York, the
subscriber near the premises E. l. DU POINT.
N B. If the Factory should not be sod will be rented
for term of years.
Feb E, 1926.
POSITIVE SALE BY ASSIGNEES,
OF Valuable Cotton Machinery,
TvHE Machinery in the above advertised Cotton Facto-
ry, consisting of 900 spndea and all the necessary
preparing machinery, will be offered Public Sale
the same time and place. and consists Of the following
tcles:
| 2pickers, 25 Carding Engines,
| Drawing frames 8 Rowing frames,
| Stretchers
Mues-2o4 spindles each,
| Throstes-120 do do
| do. 96 do do
do. 81 do. do.
16 Power Looms, made by d. Wilkinson & Co.
| Warper and Dresser, made by do
| And all the necessary preparing Machinery
The terms will be easy and made known at the sale, by
the subscribers. JOSEPH GRUBB,
| WILLIAM SEAL,
| .qssgnees Of L. Sunmeri g Co.
| Wilmington, . mo. s. 1926 25-10t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
WANTED TO HIRE.

4 Sober industrious single MAN who understands the
IN different branches Of Farming and well
commended.
Also WANTED TO PURCHASE couple of first rate
fresh caved Mich Cows. Inquire of JOHN WAY.
Feb 9, 1926. 24-1m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
Number 427.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

January or JULY six months in advance-Four Dollars a
Near From those who do not pay above Fiue Dollars
kuil be demanded. If subscriber wishes to decne he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first of
Eune or December, and pay all arrearages Without a
compliance with these conditions, paper will be discon-
Enued except at the option Of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for term
ss than three months four times for dollar and twen-
y cents for every subsequent insertions longer in pro-
borton Advertisers requested to specify in writing
now long their advertisements to be inserted, they
{u be continued till forbid Letters the Editors,
Esure attention must be post paid.
.Aduert,stng blythe year.
no Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
year SIS, 90 year Sl8, 90
months g. 90 months 9, 50
3do. q, So | 3do' 500
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

NUMBER OF METHODISTS IN 1926.
We copy the following table from the annual pamphet
,f the Mehodist Episcopal Church, just printed:-
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OLIVER OAkWOOD.
Eroni AcILn'S lIem0irk.

Ola moWniul interest is the pathetic
tale Of nuc D'Amuillon, "a rclugee)
whom Kelly knew in his emigration.
One mornine he called on me, and
said he had Il favor 10 beg of me.
requested him 10 command my services /;
hc said, My dear Kelly, anu under
mony obligations for your repeated acts
ofkindncse and hospitality tome and my
friends; but still, though under q cloud,
aud laboring under misiortnncs, | can
moi forget that ! am the Duke D'Aeuil-
Ion, aud coaHof stomp 10 boTo,c or beg
from m0rtdt bul confess am nearly
reduced TO my last shilling, yet still re-
tain my health and spirits; formerly,
when | VAS Il great amateur, was
particularly partial 10 copying music,-it
was then a source of amusement TO me.
Now,my rood friend, the favor am about
TO ask, Is that, Sa6 r0Sa, You viii pet me
music 10 copy FOR your theatres, upon
the same terms Is YOU would give to any
common copyist who was a stranger To
YOU. am now used 10 privalipn; my
wants are lew; though accustomed to
palaces, can content myself with a sill
Gle bedroom, up two par OF stairs; ~
II You will giant my rcqtest, Yon will en-
able me to possess the high qualification
Of carulng my mBrsel by The work Of my
hands. | told HIM | thought could pro-
cure him as much copying rs he conld
do, and he appeared quite delighted
and the ncNt day procured plenty for
him. lie rose by daylight to accom-
pli>h hla task-was al work al day, and
At night, full dressed, in the opera house
in the pit Nhllo there, he fell himself
Duke DAouillon, aud no one ever sus-
quoted HIM IL be drudge in the morn
ing, copying music for a shilling per
sheet; and strange 10 say, his spirits ne
yer dropped, but the tran,Ilory peace Of
mind he cljoycd, was not Of long dura-
ton an order came from the Alien
Office for him and his friends to leave
ENGLAND in two diys: they took an al
lcctonatc leave Of me. The Duke went
to IIamburch, and there was condemn
ed 10 b. Stot. They told me he died
Ike hero.
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tjlul, for she was So. But, persuade a
Young lady she is beaulilul--yery beau
ii'0l--and she must be a GIRL Of eNnaar-
binary good sense if Size don't let the
thing run IN her head to the exclusion
gilmore profitable thoughls.-Jane once
cultivated her mind, was industrious aud
ingenious with her ueedle--bid Ear 10
become an excellent huusekcepcr--nnd
she would have been a rare prizc II leit
To the guidance of her natural judgment,
But She soon begun 10 conclude that she
was hcmuiul--lhat beauty compensated
for every thug-and she neglected for
ii every thingclsc. Those Of the beml,
Who were worth having Thought differ
cut--the others She would not accept,
and the misunderstanding loSt her hus-
band. No sensible man ever thought n
beautiful wife Was worth rs much rs one
who could make good pudding
wish the urls all knew dis, for feel a
great interest IN then welfare.
Praise has made more fools and cox
combs, than censure ever made mlSan-
thropcs. They are both GOOD things in
their croct placcs-bnt il requires a
great dead ofjudamcnl to place lhcm
there. When misapplied the first flows
generally from better feelings lhan the
la,f--and ii is pity friends should do
one another aa INJURY. These aNioms
are udisputably correet--aud ought 10
be always borne in mind
nIIA WOOD
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The last Edinburgh Review con-
tains an article on work entitled THE
Life &. Remains NJ Tie Rcrd. Ei,eaJd
DapicL CiqrLc'--wcll known in this
country as we'll Is in England rs The au-
thor Of several volumes Of very interest
ing Travels IN Greece, Palestine, S'c.
The following account of the Grand
Papal Benedictlon At Rome, may scfye
as a specimen Of the work.
We FASTENED 10 St. Peters. The
concmrsc WIS amazing. From the cas-
tie of Angelo 10 the facade 0ithe church,
one might have walked on the rofos OF
the carriages so closol y were they Jam
med together. This amazing procession
seemed to move slowly OIL ike ono nm
divided mass. The foot passengers
were exposed to ereat danger, there be-
mo no separate pavement, as IN London,
appropriated 10 their use.
Arriving aftho Vajor Domo's, we
found a brilliant as,emblagc of foreign
crs, in magnificent dresses, mixed with
a larec party Of our own eountrymen,
Who we've RECALLING Themselves with choC-
olate, ices, lemonade, and a protusion
os other refreshments. made my es-
cape Il, soon as possible though a win
dow, 10 the roof of The cuIonade ard
climbing one of those enormous statues
which ornament the perisAlc, placed
myself above it, like Anchises Of old on
t,a .laulACrs of Inpag.
1t is impossible to describs the scene
which presented itself before me and
we're j, otherwise, imagination is incapa-
bic. The Inhabitants of the whole
earth seemed assembled in one vast null
tiude; while the murmur Of innumera-
bic tongues, in different languages, as
cended like the roaring of an ocean.
Confusion could scarcely be greater in
the plans of Shnar when tire descend
ants Of Noah fled from the superstruc-
rure Of their ignorance aud folly. As
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FIR rs tho eye could reach the tons of Ill
thr houses in Rome were ladcn with
spectators 4 SINGLE square, IN IL spa
eiou- area below, was Preserved rec
from the multitude, b. the whole body
Of the Pope's, military, WHO formed
| themselves INTO quadrangle. --tNefy
other Spot was occupied aud So close
! lywan the people united ihat their
heads in motion resembled the waves ot
the sea. The variety Of colours, blonded
together, aud differing in the sun. pro-
duccd an effect Of equal novelty ai
splcnduur. Il surpassed al / h.d
ever seen or imagined nor do believe
any country upon the globe ever prodg-
rcd lis parallel.
While WIS occupi Il III tie contem-
platlon of This amazing spectacle Il loud
flourish 81 tumpetS, from two opposite
sides of Inc area, announced he ap-
pfoaeh ofcavaly. Fnsbenefrd the IT,
hlcS, III habits of green aud gold mounted
upon slBptuous chargers, who came
! pmneinp INTO the ccntlc of the military
qnadranele..--Other Il, ops followed, and
the whole corpssalutina the balcony over
the Grand portals Of s.. Peters, from
viii h his Holiness was 10 appear, aran-
ged themseNesin order.
AT tins instant a bell toIlcd and
throughout Inc whole Of that vast molii-
Jude, such a silence FreyaiIed, rs ono
would have thought ii impossible 10 pro-
dorc, without i miracle. Every tonrac
WaN sill, aud every eye directed toward
the balcony. Suddenly the mjeaic aui
venerable Gunrc of the Pope, stand M
erect upon Il lofty and self MOVING
throne appeared through clouds Of m
cease burning around him. A. he al
vlnccd his form became more distinct
All behind WIS darkness and mystery
| he most costly robes decorated hi. be-
d}; "A gorgeous tl'fa elitiered on his
brow, while cnormou. pumes were ,reu
waving on all sides al the throne "A
he approached the l.eht, Ni,h elevated
front, aud upltled hands, h. called d.
loud on the Almiemy. haln.l} the
barc-headed muldlpulc frIl prosnn.a.
Thousands, and tens OF thousands knott
before him. Tie milnrY. with crush.
grounded their arms and every soldier
was seen with his face io the ea.b \
voice which penetrated lhe rc1notest
corner of The area, then pronounced the
benediction. Extending h arms, i. w1s-
inc them over the people, Inc implorcd
hleSsiugupon al the nations OF the catih.
Iaunediarely, the cannon, roared--lrum-
pets scrcancd--musit pfvcd---all tho
bells in Rome souudcd---thc guns from
81. Angelo poured 70 ia lhcir laudol
moro Distant artillery repeated The sig
n1l and the intelligence hccame CON
yeycd from fortress 10 iorre throaghou
thcrcmotcst provinces Of he empire.
In my lie never Witnessed = rcrc-
mony more aWiully sublime. The Ii
cure Of Il vrtuaus aud yencr bic mn,
publicly apfctlugty Divine Providence
tor blessing upputlr whole h0nan race,
is surely IN olJert Of the highest rover
curc. Add Ia Ibis the spectacle afford
cd by assembled myriads silently and
Gcrycnfly asserting 10 Ito supllication
aud | lhinl< few among mankind, what
ever system % religious persuasion may
be acknowledges, would hesitate to- oin
in the socmnlly.'