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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-14
From the same TO the same, London; July 81
1906.

"But from the period Of my answer to yours,
on that subject, in 1904, relinquished all
thoughts Of it. 1t isa duty which owe to my
family, to improve my establishment in virgin
ia, where I mean 10 live, and wish them TO Oe
settled, at present it is far from being com
Portable one, and both time and labor are ne
cessary to make il so. l have also much TO AZ
tend to Of private nature, in other respects
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-14
From the same to the same, Oct. 2eM, 1906.

From the same to the same, Oct 2eth, 1906.
believing that this letter will still find you
in EnglandGI take the liberty of troubling you
with the enclosed commission, sc. 1t will be
somewhere between 10 and Is guineas; but
whatever it may be, it shall be repaid you on
your landing in the United States, and may, there
fore, be considered as SO much brought over in
your pocket, for use in the first moments of
your return. l would wish you to bring the
packet you receive from Mr.. Jones with you,"
sc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-14

From the same 10 the same, Nov. la, 1905.
GAS considered myself as having your per-
mission TO return home, when the negotiation
with Spain should be concluded, l took the IL
berty to intimate to Mr.. Madison, from Ma
drid, that should do SO, as soon after my ar
rival here as the state Of things with this 60
yernment would permit The project, however
was interrupted, as you have seen, by the seiz.
ure of our vessels, which commenced at tnaI
time, and imposed on me duty, from which,
thought it improper to withdraw. Had sail
ed without demonstrating against The measure
it seemed as il should have given sanction
to it," &c. Sc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-14
WAsHlNe1oN, March 18th, 1926

The Hon. Mr.. INGHAM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06

were stove, and together with several other ar.
ticles thrown overheard to ease her, the ship at
the time humping very badly. At O'Clock
the ship broke her rudder BY hard humping ;
the pumps were kept going from the time the
ship got ashore, and she was kept free until S
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when the leak in
creasing, commenced Tightening the ship by
taking out the coffee and putting it on board
the schrs. Mary & Sally, and United States,
and Capt. Webber's smack Our informants,
Capts. Prince and Woodbury. left the ship a,
l o'clock on Friday night, in Capt Weber,
smack, with about 100 bags coffee, at which
time there was seven feet water in her hold, /
is their opinion, that the greater part of tie
coffee between decks will be saved-the ship
and remainder of the cargo will be entirely lost.
Several vessels which went down 10 the wreck
returned on Saturday evening, having saved
the greater part of the coffee, small quantity
of sugar, most of her sails, some rigging, &c.
A number of wreckers were along side Of The
wreck all Saturday night, and yesterday morn
ing. The ship was insured in Boston, (where
she beIonged) and had on board about 100
boxes of sugar, 900 bags coffee and some log
wood
Capt. Couthouy came up to town last eve
ming with several wreckers. who had been along
side the wreck during the whole Of yesterday,
but succeeded in saving only small parcel Of
rigging, materials, sc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
loss OF THE MARY AND SUSAN.

Charleston, March 27.-lhe ship Mary s. Su-
san. Cou,houy, with cargo of Sugar and Cof-
fee. bound 10 Hamburger, in attempting to get
her anchor to return to the Roads from Five
Fatbom Hole on Friday last, the wind blowing
a pale from the South, was struck by very
heavy souall from the Westward, and broke
adrirt; the best bower anchor was let go. ou,
did not bring her up. The ship then d|,iteo
ashore near Pumpkin Hill, with both anchors
1911 between and 10 O'Clock. The schr.
United States was despatched Immediately, and
reached the ship at O'Clock with 20 men; 1t
blowing very fresh and heavy sea on, could
no, eet bu. 6 men on board. The water casks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
Second Hand Clothing.

noMINI BANCROFT respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public, that he continues to pu
which he will pay its value or sell the same on COM
mission. N b He is determined not to purchase the
above articles of apprentices or slaves
His house continues, as usual, to be furnished with
PICKLED OYSTERS Of The First Qnahfy,
Which, together with most kinds of Relishes in season.
can be had on the shortest notice. Also, Fresh oys'
ters in the she'll o,
He offers for sale on reasonable terms, quantity OF
OYSTER SHELLS, suitable for lime.
APPS 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06

Bryan Hampson & Son,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
| | do n. Orleans SUGARS:
80 bbls loaf s. lumpO
10 hhds Orleans molasses
bbls do do
5000 lbs prime green coffee
5000 lbs st Domingo do
1000 lbs Sumatra pepper
chests Gunpowder Imperial)
20 boxes do do S7E.QSs
10 do Young Hyson do
pipes old Cognac brandy
9 do do Holland gin
puncheon superior old Jamaica spirit
do Antigua do
8 do New-England do
10 barrels do do
80 kegs Madden
1 hid and bbls copPeras
l fierce alum
pipe superior old Madeira inc
do Li.bon do
10 quarter casks Malaga do
6 do French Madeira do
bbls ground ginger
100 reams wrapping paper
Which, with their usual assortment OF well selected
GROCERIES on retail, they offer for sale on liberal
terms.
b Family Flour constantly on hand. APPS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
Silliman's JournaA. SC.

HNHRISTIANlTY and Literature, in serious OF Dis
~ courses by T. B. Balch, Pastor of Presbyterian
Church, Snow Hill, Md. l vol 81 cents.
Siman's American Journal of Science and Arts, vol
x. No. 2-February 1926. Published quarterly, oy
subscription, at So per volume.
A Plea for Seamen.-A sermon preached at meet.
ing of the seamens Union Bethel Society, by the Rev.
J. p K. henshaw, Pastor Of ST. Peters Church, 9th
Feb. 1926 IS cents
Speech of Mr.. Everett on the proposition to amend
the Constitution, 9th March, 1896, IS cents.
Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, contain
ing selections from the Westminster Edinburg Quar-.
,erly. and Retrospective Reviews, Campbels New
Monthly, and Backwood's Magazine, and other Euro
pean periodical publications. subscriptions dollars
per annum, or dolls. per volume, published monthly
Just received on sale by PISHEY THOMPSON.
april s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
Java Coffee.

OK BAGS ofsuperlor quality, just received and for
10 sale by s. MESSERSMITH
april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06

Warmers EaNk Stock for Sale
I SHALL offer at public sale, for cash at the Town
i Hall. On Monday the 10th of April, at ~ o.
clock NJ the stock Of the Farmers Bank
of Alexandria will be divided in lots to suit purcha.
sers. ]. l.. MckENNA, Attorney
apr dts For the holder.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
Salt for the Fisheries.
Notice.
70 Rent.

70 Rent.
6[ That commodious two story frame House on
b#f the West side of St. Asaph, between Prince and
Duke streets, with large yard, good brick Stable,
Smoke house, &c.
Also
"a The fire proof Warehouse on King street, be-
EEi tween Royal and Fairfax streets, adjoining the
Store now occupied by Robert II. Miller. To good
tenant the rent ofeither house will be made moderate
mar l4-d5tSs2awH SaML. JANNEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
From the Ne,r. York .4msriean, Aprl 5.

From the NetC- TOrk .iH'eFtcda, dprH ..
The arrival of the packet ships Silas Richards
New-York and Columbia, has overwhelmed us
with newspapers, pamphlets, sc, Our papers
however in regular succession, are only tothe
10Th Feb. inclusive. The intelligence furnished
BY these arrivals, both political and CONNER
cial, is important. The state Of Russia is
narifestly unsettled: the people, the NOODLES, the
army and the clergy, are, according to the pri,
yate advices we have received, disconnected ana
desire war with the Turks-an event that
would involve all Europe in new difficulties
The mission Of the Duke Of Wellington at an
'nciement season, and in delicate health, is not
a mere courty compliment of congratulation
lie will doubtless be instructed to ascertain the
exact condition Of affairs in Russia, aud 10 hold
such language in the name of Great Britain, as
'hey may warrant. =.
In England, all attention almost seems 10 oe
absorbed in the great commercial and hnancia,
distress. Parliament was entirely occupied
with it, but apparently without any hope OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
ALLEY, ~ EfD2Il4Aa
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1926.

n the FIRST column ofthis days paper We pre-
sent our readers with an interesting sketch OF
Florida. 1t is from the pen of gentleman,
whose statements are entitled to implicit conf
dence, and whose opportunities of correct in
formation have been ample.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON FRIDAY NEXT; ihe7h Of .9priL
NIILLb be sold at the AuctionStorc all the personal
w estate Of Isaac Gibson decd consisting of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
One first rate double Darrell Gun, with apparatus,
superb patent lever Gold Watch. Also,
shares Alexandra Bank stock,
so do Columbian Insurance do
SO do Fire Insurance do
do Washington Bridge do
81 do Little River do
Terms at Sale, WM GIBSON,
Admr. of Isaac Gibson.
mar 81 S. "A. J11RSTELLER, nuc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
COMMERCIAL
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
april 5-The brig Lexington, Brewster, fr. Boston,
DAYS; plaster to W. Fowle & Cocordage for the Ma
w Yard, and produce to the Russian Minister.
Schr. Polly, Easton, Yarmouth days. ballast to
Thomas Fl Rowland
Schr Mariner Linnett, New.Bedford, days; salt
and sperm oil to S. NJ Janney.
schr Halcyon, French, Newbuyprort, II days; salt,
to J. Fl. Iadd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
AUCTIONS.
Jewelry

FOR THIS DAY ONLY,
Will be exposed private sale, at the Auction store
(corner of King and Pitt sreets) at the Iswcst prices
Musical snuff and work boxes, do pianos
Superb patent levers, do Lepine watches
Ladies' watches, do seals, chains, and keys
Ear andfnger rings of every description
Breast pins etc. with great variety ofother Fals
cy Articles. S. A. MARsTELLEh auet.
april 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06

Sale of Furniture at Shooters Hill.
an THURSDAYthe 9Th day Of ap,1h at IL O'Clock,
" at noon, The subscriber will sell at public auction
at Shooters.hll, near Alexandria, variety Of
household Furniture,
to wit-beds, mattresses looking glasses bedsteads,
chairs tables androns, carpets, &c anda small collec-
ton of booksAlso carriage and harness and cart
taken under execution, to satisfy Patton, Jr for the
use Of John Douglass & Company. and others
II. S. MILAN, ID. S. for
]. S. TRIPLE1T, Sheriff
march so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06

We understand that Captain JAMES BrDDLE, Of
Philadelphia, is appointed % command the Y
S. squadron about to sail for the protection Of
our commerce off the coast Of Brazil. He will
sail in the Macedonian, and be accompanied
BY Two sloops of war. Dem' f'eSS'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-06
New Books at auction

ON FRIDAY EVENING, .aprii7th, at 7 O'Clock,
Will be sold at the Auction Store of Prince and
Union streets. an elegant collection of BOOKS, embra-
cling nearly all the stan lard works in the various de.
partments ofliteraure. Catalogues of which are now
ready, and Books for examination.
N. B. The Books will be sold by the Catalogue The
notice of the public is particularly called to this coec
ton, being more than usually splendid.
o. No postponemcnt on account Of weather.
april S. A. NARoTELLER, auct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
SRtgeeGIaWeotts Dcpartouesrf.
COUNsELLOR PHILLIPs OuTBONE-
A CALCUTTA JEU D'EspRi1,.


Criminal Conreysution.-'The case OF Sccuoh Socr
Paggul, decided on w ednesday in the luore,oC
Court, Calcutta The prosecutor IS a Gentleman ~
distinguished worth and hospitality who had invited H.
defendant, General Sir Secboo Paggul TO pass a few
weeks at his beautiful scat D the SundeIb bounds The
lady the daughter Of the late Raah Slux,1rn Sine.
and sister to the present IIaah well known at tic
south end OF the town. We never heard n more olovD
ing and feeling speech than vas delivered on tbe orc,
sion by Counsellor Hootl Pooin TOR the plaintiff Il
drew tears from the eyes Of crowded court. An old
SITcar biubberIng IN corner, struck us as fine H.
iuSratlon OF tb2 moving power OF clOqucncc. Defen-
dants Counsel, DOicheede C0t0auiiy ESQ was nuite
taken aback by it, and Counsellor lYoorec Tho neve
toses an opportunity for cracking ohe said his bro
fher CowmUddy appeared rather DUN cOgcd JJn,yiI
as VIC to lay ourselves open to the charge OF
SarblInG such spcec-yet cannot resist The Tenn
fation OF quoting portion OF It, NO said he there
is not III The garden OF life swecter Gour than this bni
the defendant riled it, Like pestilent Si,noom mo
came and breatbed death upon line ovecst bIosso,n ~
India The serpent had broke INTO the nest of the dow
and bad made it desoatc. The rose is faded and to
nightingale weeps.-The spider hath CAUGHT tle A., ~
beautiful hue and dovourcd it. Monster w here wore
thy ecBgs:W reich, badst thou no Conscience AI,e
Il speaks to the wlndstbe mischief is done-and cro
IS 10 reFaraoD. Gentlemen Of the jury come moi
here for acknowledgements, indeed! Tall, o rom,
ration to Abclard-talk Of reparatun to Eoisa-tsIl
of rcParaon 10 the sparrow when you have shot her
Dateiaik Of rCpaiation TO the r3oT SOW whom tl,,
FhrIeks ~ her young one, writing under The knife of
the butcher reach her ears!alk Of rrpara linn IN
wretch who has left nDaty of his BODY in tho n,ou
OF shaTf-tallI of Gcpdratiou 70 a man inhaled M
stakc-nHy, Talk OF Tcparation to Tattoo brea,n,, lie
iaSt IN Tie harness OF Far1nchy Of rcparat ION
10 man when you lave cut Isis head off bul mention
not the wOT! III my hearing. wien / cor.f,,an or ,,
most IrreparabIe injury which the defendant has uc
cd ON my unfortunate client. Alas! Gentlemen ri tho
Jury II Is not Tor PREPARATION CONE hcrc for rupees
7nUas and pcc can give nouc-but they NAV mark your
sense Of The crime Of the Gccndauf:--fi,cy NAV l;,
the wings Of splendid torpid ton-tcv may dilute nv
venom OF s Wiles- D OF any rate they viii be sacri
to .fs4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
Notice to the Public.

a NiioNY CHARDON, after acknowledging nc H.
bcIai encouragement of the Public has received ,,
' st oy years III his business, will sell at PUBLIC
%Ht, w nor previously dsposcd Of Priyatc) nm H,c
~" my 'hdfei' neat, at his Store, Mn 1OT Vola,,,
%tIfG PHILhDELFBIA, the entire stock IN trade Of large
IAILk HANGING ESTABLISHMENT; CONSISTING oC
'V'COO pieces ct the newest and fashionable rlazsJ
and unglazed P0pers and Bordcrs
~ ~ BLOCK Potlerns Of various descriptions.
ting. ' 0"'-
a quantity Of colour, dry and wet
~ Tons PIPE C1oV Of the bcs. quality.
tiles, fUtvrcs &c. &C. '
Terms made known at Tic time Of sale.
FEB. % o-fot-cS %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
IRON AND COPPER
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

1'4'N OOhMlSSiONERS OFFICE,
11th Fej 1925.
a ME Commissioners of the Navy viii receive sealed
= proposals until the 15ih day of March for the supply
OF all the round, square, and ia Anerican IRON that ma
nc required for the of the Navy during the present year
to bc delivered ''
PoFismonih Il. IT, not less iha nine tons.
ChaF'esto"n, Mass not less than one hundred and ten
tons. "
IrnoNiyn, ~ Y. not less than G,ir;yeigit tons.
Philadelphia, not less than two tom.
Gosport, Va BOT less than fifty tons.
Washington, not less than sixty tons
The flat and square iron must T.. hammered. and ITO
round iron made from hammered bars.
Proposals will at the time received FOR the s,,
ply OF MI the bolt and sheet copper, corpc pite rods
HnH aIS that may be required the severa places where
the iron is TO be delivered.
he Iron and Copper must OF the best qua!ity and
"nrrgo the customary inspection place of delivery
may direct. " ~ '''''y
Persons desirins 70 furnish Inc iron and copper above
VIII be pleased TO endorse ON the back Of tleir
""c's i'e words "Oher n furnish iron rourd or ~arN
o! copper, &c 10 he delivered --v (Stat;u- tho
P2eS ~ places AT which the delivery is to bc made )
4 or published in the National journal Nafors1 In,
eiISe"ce'' Baltimore American, Baltimore Patriot Demo
c.auc Press, National Gazette, Commercial Adye,fecr.
~ - National Advocate, n. Z. Palladium En.ton IA
Portsmouth Journal, Richmond Enquirer Richmond
Feb. u o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
FRESH HATS
OF TIE LATEST FASHIONS

VIZ subscriber takes Tie liberty ofiufornnr his friends
~ AND tire public that he has jus, returned from New
Ok win Splendid assortment Of tie above goods con-
sisiug of The following kinds viz C;crtle,c,'z 81 81
." qualities black Beavers do. do. Castors: do do irpjta
ton beavers; lst, 2d and Sd qualities Borans; youths and
Vmue" mats morocco capz, and large assortment OF
WOOL HATS, Of various 1naiiiies-aJl of which Ia,
Scecea ~ persons and can my friends custom
e That they are such as givc satisfaction.
m 'r amy u'which feel disposed sell for small advance
for cash only.
also continue 10 manufacture hats of every 5escrpfo
according 70 order, 1T the shortest notce Old hats
ana ttc smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN THOMPaON
~ - nose indebted 10 whose accounts are of siv
months standing, are requested call and DISCHARGE The
"c' '"o hnso 70 whom am indebted VIII please ohand
% their accounts Tor r5ymon,<
Scu9 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
TRUST SALE.

HSOhoCAN to the provisions of Deed of rurs exc
cuted by Samuel s. Griffin bearing date on the Is,
Clerk of the Hastings Court for the CITY of Williamsburg
on the ION day of June 1915 secure the payment
OF Two Thousand Dollars Robert q. Scott and OF
whch sum there Is due, the interest from the Isl day of
January 1925, shall proceed, Monday 10Th day
Apri neNt TO sell to the highest bidder Public Auction
ior cash. on the premises, that very desirable Residence
occupied by the said Griffin in the city of Williamsburg
win the Lots thereto appor0inng and adjoining the resi-
dence oil Mrs. Peachy and which described i'll the said
Deed oil Trust in the following manncrA certain House
ana Lots OF Land situate and being ia the City of VIII
Harrisburg, the boundaries whereof fully, infinitely and
completely set forth III Deed from the said Robert c.
scott and Susan his wife said Griffin bearing date
on the LIST day of May 1913" Acting Trustee shall
convey only such title is vested in me, although ii is
eved that the title which will conveyed will without
exceptions.
LEONARD HENLEY, TRUSTEE.
March,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

4 OFFER at private sale, Il PLANTATION, called the
"BHIcK HOUSE, about five miles from this City, on
the Charles City road 1t contains about 900 acres Of
land Will excellent buildings it, part is newly
fenced in, and with little exer,ion would easily prepa
CT Tor the ensuing crop There is on the land great guam
ty of pine timber The price asked for il moderate
the payments by being satisfactorily secured, would be
made easy to the purchaser
WM ii. FITZWIIYLSONN
m1rch 10 ia,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
WARD ELECTION.

VIE election Of Common-council-men in the scvcra;
x W'i'S VII be held on TIC FIRST Wednesday in Ayrl
' W. InJeHerson ward, No /, at Armstrong; Tavern
10 Madison ward, No. 2, the Eagle Hotel-and in
"oh'oe waTh' ~ OBS at the Shockoe Hill tavern. Polls
vii! open ~ each ward at 10 o'clock A. NJ "Ths frcebi
ders Of lots within said ciy whether mnroved or mot III
whether such rcehoder resides therein Ut not and TN,
nouSckeepcis, and inhabitants Of the said civ tvbo
' have resided thcIein, any time, for the space Of
three months without The intcrmission Of ono t,vclve
months, aud possess in their rg,vitbn the same
0vrahie ami nnfrove7b!e property the value Of one
hundred pounds entitled to vote
w WREN, Serg't &. p
''i'r'' ~ I'D 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
From dc .NIclc I'ori. Com. .idceliiser.

1t is stated III ono OF the Western papers received
this morning, that Isaac b. Dcsha: the murderer of
Bakcr-who has twice been convicted by 4 jury of
his country OF this horrid crime, hue who by the
shutting and legcrdcman of his father and friends
has as often been screened from the halter and new
trial granted has finally been reaicGsed from PRISON..
This high-handed act of the Governor OF Kentucky
cannot fail to indemnity him in the eyes OF the world
at least, if not of the law in crime with his SON. II
there be any hidden thunder in the stores of Hea.
ven, rcd with uncommon wrath, would suppose
the bolts would be hurled at the wretches who com
NIT deeds Ike these We'll hath the poet said
----Man proud man,
Dressed in little brief authority.
Plays such fantastic tricks before high heaven
As makes cen angels weep.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

SrruC hos now burst upon us, exciting thousand
pleasing hopes, and scattering thousand beauties
around Although wiutcr in IBIS retreat. sometimes
rallies bis broken forces, yet bis attacks few aud
feeble. The Fruit trees dcckcd with unnumbercd
blossoms, nc shrubs pu forth hc9 fragrant flowers and
fhc busbauduau commits precious sccdn 10 the mellow
- bosom oi hs mother c1rtI-jiov 6rcblv arc ~ rc
roiDdsd "y be cTeEuc scenes Of Spring Of the glorious
IoofniUg al the resurrection. when "bcauy immortal
s'a aval from TIC tomb" let us sow r., righteous
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14


& d. the Great Work OF Christian in Keeping the
- Heart IN the several conditions life. wilma sketch
ct the Life of the Author. To which is added Double
F"i'!v I"-'"'rs, In most rncioru 10 1c
members ol particular Churches, plainly forbidden in the
ord In the second the duties enioncd ON ,hcn in H.,
scripture Aiso SIX benefits in liking bv these rules
WIN transactions, corrections and additions: Bv the Rev
John ihve just published, and for sale by EPTI MAR
IT. Agent, opposite the Merchants Coice House Main
Street. Price ono Dollar, neatly bound
CONTENTS
The tcEteTpaincd. What The keeping of the heart i'm,
ports Six things included in the kecing of IT, WIN
CHRISTIANS should make it the great busincssor their lives r.
keep their hearts $50 "
Twelve particulars Seasons which espccial,y call for ,;
diligence IN keeping the hcat.-I, How il may be kont
humble III prosperity ? How itmay be kept from desmond
ing IN adversely s. How may supported in time of
Hon troubles d. How it may preserved from fears IN
P"oc dangers ., How may be kept yepm,s when
outward wants are either c!t feared. g. How it may he
Kept nom VAN thoughts in religions duties = How il ma
ne KEPT IRON Fevensefu emotions under niurIe g. How
II may DC A nccA ami patient under great provocatos
- ioN IL may he kept when tempted Welding TO the
temptations 10, How may be kept from sad conclusions
III ai* ana doubling seasons. H. How it may be kept
r" feapsin@ under suieings for religion. IL How it
may DE teconcled 10 death in time of sickness.
,'PPItc"'oa--to bypocriics and formal proGcssors-
my CHRISTIANS walk Improbable for the ava kenng OF
all Zen motives to engage diligence in kccuirg ii
SEioH means for keeping it rightly For support and
comfort in keeping it.
Do@6fs IHUc.-lst Table--Sins mos. inciden, to the
members OF particular churches. 2I Tabe--Thc duties
eJoned on them IN the scriptures Six benefits in waking
by 'csc rules. " 'e
Feb