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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
School i'll Cartersvilie.

VIE subscriber intends to open School in this village
- on the first of January next. lie has .uuaoed a
9s gentleman, regular graduate thoroughly uunlii-
t" 10 teaehto assist him conducting the school lie n,
ro !" maze his selno one of the best character, a PIE
Pafy L" entrance into the Sophomore or Junior class in
~ ou, Colleges or the University. He will teach
Heading, Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar Geoo,a
yi F'"fic' Logic Composition, the Elements History
TIE Lain and Greek, Classics. and Mathematics all is
breaches, through Couic Sections
ier"'s-Tnition, for English scholars sos; for Latin,
and Greek, SO. boarding. exclusive Of bedding candies
and towels $8o be paid one hall in advance the o,
on the hrs of June The subscriber can accn,nodate M
OF esh bnareis in his family. Boarding for any number
va" "' ma" %" ihe same terms in good families the VIII
rage. May ;'nd October viii be vacation months And
examination viii be held the Friday in April and
September.
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E Subscriber has in the press and will publish, du-
ring ie early par of the approa ching Session CT Con-
~ ~, ~" d me, new type ana handsome paper,
ne hFst r0tine Of Series Of DeGaies Resol,io,s aa
o'Gf PfofeeGtngS had IA Conr1o tie States of Mas
S0eA"StLs, feir York, Pennsylvania, rga, and Norii,
I"r"h"d on the adoption Cf The Federal Constitutions as
GGfsed upon, al Phadeptia lie l7M Of September,
The entire o;, not 10 exceed five volumes larre
V" h" impossible in this notice, fix the size oC each
as 'hey will contain less may resolved upon
III "ef to do justice Ia the subject, accomplish the
ann Oh e ed'l" The price of course to be regulated by
e quantity OF matter, which will he carefully and
arranged, from tie authentic sources
la the FIRST volume viii be given the Debates sc of liz
Hiassa chuSctts Convention embracing the Speeches q
samuel Adams, Fshel Ames, Rufus King Brooks NJ
Alt. Bowd", besides the remarks OF many other distim
su'shcd Revolutionary Orators and Patriots OF Nlassa
chI4t and lisI of the yeas and nays on the ina
question:.
rom tie varIous propositions ameJd Constitutions
tab"u en'y) laid before Congress session. the
e'toi conceycs that in producing publications the
one proposed it will be faes course to show The te
iisht' IN which Revolutionary fathers reviewed the
various points OF difference, which finally led that conf
promise into which the old States found themselves
ose' 10 enter ol the formation of good constitution
JONATHAN ELLIOT.
Washington, Nov. 1O--:3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

~ are receiving and opening large proportion OF our
W Fall and Winter GOODS, amongst those nov;
ef@ning,
BALES OF rose point md duile blankets
i1aies nap cotions, various makers
BALES hammelS, earnotS and bea rskins
Bales hleached and uubleac he'd domestic slrctiups
aud shirfings, completes assortment
Ifoad cloths amccassimercs of u qualities, scuru the
most superior imported
Po'IsSe cloths, OF all colours
NeSiings, to suit the season
silk, cotton aud worsted hosiery
Furniture cambria 81 garment dimities
Cases Irish linen, long lawn and slfeetins
few pieces Plan crs sheeting, beautiful and cheap
article
Cases sattnet, bed tickings and checks
Boxes OF looking glasses put up ozeIis, fer WHOLE
sale trade
Cotton shirtinSs- cotton carIhrCls
MuslinS, bombaziueS, bomhaXeiis
Diapers and linen canlbiics
orplete assortment "fmecino and cI,shnere sha
and sGHriS, heaiit,l.
small ASSORTMENT uierno and casimele hdkis.
A few beautiful plain black silks
Thread laces, Hat bobbiu ar!
Canton, nankn aud Italian cranes
piece beautiful gauzc hnit-.i.
They expect daily additional supplies iGm New York
and Philadelphia, all which will be sold under for
mnr prices.
Oct ST WAI NEAI.E y CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

virtue ola deed trust executed TO the Subscriber
EV by John Jennings and duly recorded clerks
Office o Goochiand county, shall, the 2lh day No
cash. the Tract ofIaud conveyed by said decd so much
thereof as viii satisfy debt due Nicholas j. Ponex,er
Co together with the costs of executing aud carrying This
deed into effect this land lies the county of GnochIand
upon the three chopped road adjoining the nts of
VIM Price and others Such title is in the sub
scriber by the deed aforesaid will be conveyed to the r-
chaser.
Sent .s6-16t r. w PEASANTS .rru.,,e
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4 HAVE received by the Richmond Packet AMI other
& late arrivals, part of my FALL GOODS: Amongst
which are,
SuperfRe and common cloths and cirssimrres
PeliSse and habit cloths assorted
Valencia silk forcmrne aud Alarscles v.Si:ngs -
SuperfTe and
Blue plains, Jerseys aud lion s:.::Gs
Rose, point and whitney banttis
Red, white and yellow iiauhcs
Carpetngs a nd hearth rugs
German oznabufgs and iict!e.'5ula5
Black and coorcd bombazrtls
Tartan and Caroline paids
SILK striped harese
Cashmere and me- mo snavis
Company choppas aud bauCanliaS
rs and 5 Il black mode OF superior qua liz,
Black aud cnIorcd GIo de n pes
A plain aud worked bobbnet iaccs
Ditto lace wells and pclcurs
Caicoes and printed canbrickg, assorted
Black and white silk and cotton hosiery
Book, Swiss, null and acomet musTis
A and 6i cambrcks, assorted
So and Ga Mandarin grapes
Plain and figured Canton grapes and robes
Fine and Superlne black bombazihe
Black, blue and assorted Italian silks
7-8 and 4 Aheavy Irish linens
SD and Cd shcctings, assorted
Birds eye, Russia and table diaper
Thread md cotton tCkTgs
Thread and cotton checks
Silk and cotton umbrellas
Brown and beached domestic shirtiurs 4, eAeeiinrs
With variety Of other reasonable GOODS; and cxpect
TO receive further supplies in few days. which viii be
sold at unusually low prices, II
Sept. &c. HALL NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
BY PLEASANTS & SMITH.

IT The CoSsrIrurtoNAL WING is published ncice a
rsee, I"esdays AMI frdt3S) al FIRE dollars per ainn
payable IN edcance.
IL Preoto~s to dtsconii'tuce Of The paper, al ar
Tegrdses mast he paid up. lind those o may IRISH TO
thirty days before Tie period expires for ,cic Mey sub-
ScFibdt.
VI FOR ddcerislg-15 ce,is square (oriess) for he
"FSf insertion, ART so for each CONFERENCE.-The
hNoer Of insertions be noted he MS. o.er,rise
Ltey oiH be continued and harged accorditgIy
'ciii receiUe no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
No XVII

During the INVASION OF Egypt by Bonaparte, in Tie
year '99' ne entered INTO contract with a CONNIE
cal house at AIgieFs 10 supply the French army VIII.
These supplies it appears were regularly furnished Il,
very great amount; but difficulties having arisen n
respect to q settlement Of their accounts large sum
remaiaed due 10 tben' at the time Bonapa,te left T.
gypt.
Finding no prospect of obtaining beir lawful demand
the House at Agers at length applied their own go
VeFnment TO ntcrpose lis authority in support ting their
claim.
1t is understood that Napoleon offered to indemnify
them, provided the Algeime government would adopt
some hostile measures against England.
BE thls however t-IfiHy, under various nretexts
payment was never made during NapoIeon,s reign
After the restoration of the BourboIs, this lain was
renewed by the Algerine government and was cventu-
ally admitted, and provision made for it in treaty be-
tween France and Agiers.--The French Minister Of
Finance, in bis annual budget for the year SEQ asked
and obtained of the two Chambers, grant of six mil.
lions OF Francs carry into effect this treaty. or IN
other terms, TO provide for this claim ohc cas ociu.
attypoid
Thus that not only the subjects of oil Euro
pean monarchs have been indeu.niied by France hut
the pratcaI government of Algies, has obtained irl>
dcDity for its subjects, whilst the citizens OF the United
States, who have been robbed of millions of the fruits
of their industry, alone left without redress.
Spnii OF '76, whittier hast thou icd'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
DOCTOR HAXALL..

~ AVING returned Richmond, with the Intention of
Rh pursuing his professions respectfully tenders his ser
vices to his cnds aud the public lie office
ON ioh street, Immediately of tie building
rup!ed by T. HaXail " Co where he may be found upon
application.
Der 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
Nn. xviii

At the commencement of these essays several impor.
tant parts Of the Convention of 500, quoted as
foundation, upon Which 10 build our rights to indemnity
from France
Through oversight The o!b article OF that Convention
which IS Pe'-sdReHt in its nature, omitted
That Article Is in these words-'' Neither the d, bis
due from individuals of nation indivduasol the
other, shares monies which they may have ~ the
public funds, in public private Banks shan cre,'
IN any eUent Of 'rar or National Inference, be eqvec.
ed CoHGSetucd.r
II, III the event Of pirate property winch had
arrived III France previously thereto, could not be Sc
queslercd coGcatcd, how much greater right have
we To restitution Of that which, under tile pro-
lection of treaty, during profound rcsce--a peace
which has since been interrupted
But without Treaty the established usage OF Ma
tons IS 10 respect private property found on land Wien
is declared AT the commencement Of hosiiInies
between Great Britain and France in the year f7oS
the French Government seized all British property found
in France. Convinced of that injustice, the presen;
French Government stipulated inake restitution bv
The Treaty concluded at Paris, in May, 1914. THIS
stipulation which formed additional article TO tho
Treaty OF peace. may be found in les Register, l0r
August, 1914, and is in the following words
There stall be granted by both Tie Powers, imme
diacly after the ratification of this Treaty OF Peace,
release Of all sequesratJus which have been put
since tie year 1892, upon all he funds revenues cte-
dts or other effects whssoevcr of The high CONTRACTING
parties or their subjects
Although this article had the upj,7,d1cc Of bor. mn
tua 1t operated altogether IN IrDur Of Great britain.
By virtue of This article of fhc Treaty gross snin
paid by France 10 Great Britain, who appointed
Commi sioners 20 divide amongst the claimants. Thus
that france has done an act uf Justice her OLD
enemy, Which she denies Co Nation who has aiwa
treated her as 4 friend
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
Cbe GottstitutfamaI gglb5o.
ESSAYS UPON FRENCH sPoLIATIoNs.
Some Observations iPoa The Importance of Coame,cc
BY FrTzsiMNoNs, a Native of Pennsylvania
No. XVI

No XVI
Wien the allied powers occpnied P,i.;, 1914 49,,
ueahded al France compensation various suolia-
o,s COMMITTED upon the proper their Subjects as
wen as Indemnify due to them for supplies furnished hcr
late government.
The French ministry admitted ieiustire ofthese dc
nands' and provision was made in the treaties with each
other OF tie European powers indemnify their SUBJ
lects.
belgium, which but Just Incorporated into llel
'ah!' was admitted TO share this indemnity
AlnonSst The american property seqmestereI at an
'"efP lthe principal port of BeIguml during. the
year 1907 there were ESQ bales of cotton part Of H.,
cargo OF the ship Hiram CT New York. consigned To
Nessrs. David Parish 81 Co.
As the scquesraton of this proparv was onI, co,.i
cefed temporary, Messrs Parish & Co. disposed of this
cotton TO Mr. Filletaz Belgian subject who nail
.neh 'or The same-he, taking the rsque OF its ler
ION bis cotton, however, shared The fate OF the re-
suue OF The cargo OF the Hiram and other American mo-
perry SeGucstered at Antwerp. II all sold al pub;
auction anu Tie proceeds paid into the Cassc d'auor,
tiSsement ut Paris. This Cotton produced 800 600
francs.
The sum awarded by France 10 Belgium, was placed
az the disposal OF commissioners ascertain 10 whom
II Justly due.
Mr. Fillietaz applied Il Belgian subject TO Ills
commission for indemnity for the proceeds of his cotton
His claim admitted, and he received in pa, r,euf
an inscription In French consolidated stock, bearing an
interest u! five per centum. for the sum OF sos 7eO
francs together with 1926 francs in cash for
ges of interest.
These facts derived from the records Of tbc Rc
gian Commission. This was Part ofone Of the
seven cargoea scfucstered Antwerp during the wear
"''iiouSH tHc Chited states were not only
10 state OF profound peace with France at that time
but public treaty in full force that ought to have
projected shs property; yet the subject of foreign
power who became the proprietor of l part of one ot
these caIgoes was paid principal and interest," whilst no
american citizen has received the smallest indemnity
lhesc acts call loudly upon government 10 vino:
Gale the rights of lis citizens and not TO suffer the
Jects OF the hionarches of the old world to enjoy :,
greater degree of security for their property than that
Afforded by government, founded upon the rights
man. and TO which voluntary allegiance is rendered as
the price Of National protection
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
COMMISSION HOUSE.

. S ~'he's have formed connection in Business
y7rr {, 'isSi"n Merchants, under the firm OF Trip
,.co,, ""NsioN, aud have taken the extensive store
occupied by Messs. Moucure, Robinson & Pleas
Join r. TRIPLETT, late of Norfolk
PITT, - ROBERT JOHNSTON, late of N Yo.k
- l.,e.mond, 9Th of Novembcr. 1926 83-6t
1 ni DISPOSE oi lew Lots of Land in the CITY
o. VI "ichmond, on reasonable terms: also fror, ; 10
mn IA 'he Manchester Turnpike Co-f'or terms
-oo' III Pik TURpIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
FOR LONDON.

I'M The good Shp NILE, Capt. OBEAR. a
,ISsI& Bermuda Hundred, 10 months old, will
AElSgtSa take 200 hhds. tobacco freight at Jos.
per hid. and have despatch Apply
Oct 3i--4i* G.. Sc A. Warwick
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
SELECT SCHOOL-

AH Y SCHOOL will ne continued the ensuing year; my
I'VE brother, John 6. Ncson- who has had sixteen year
experience Teacher, and Mr. John NJ. Winston,
excellent classical scholar, will be associated with me,
the cement of the schuul n which will taught the
Greek, Latin, and French Languages, together with those
branches of learning which constitute a complete English
Education.
The School will commence Monday, the 2{l Of jan
uary 1897 and terminate the 7h day of
lowing: there will lie vacation of four weeks,
on the 18th of Juuc. The price Ior board, tuun wash
ing, lodging mud fuel viii be buudrcd dollars,
payable, half the 1t day Of June 1921 and the
other hafou the 1st lay Of December following.
TIE discipline Of the schno viii he PARENTAL; dn1
much and kindness, will be extended boys confded
TO NY instruction, my children Boys that known
to be vicous, unruly, viii not be admitted the
schools and any such shall be ralnrd upon they wil
nc expelled they shall be found Ugovcruubc.
Ny residence Is remote from the hamt of vice ana ino
raliy and remarkably healthy: is situated in the county
Of Louisa, forty miles from Richmond, aud about the
distance from fredericksburg. The stage from Freder-
icksbutg Gainesville passes within four hmled yards
my residences and that from Richmond TO Iarsonburg
within two miles Of it. Letters 10 sculd be directed
'Iackson', Post Office, Louisa" WAl. NELSON, IT,
Sept. 22d. $50.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

AT rules, holden in the clerks occ! Of the superior court
Of chancery for the Richmond district the 2ud day Of
October, 1896
Ja3Ps Scott, Pm
against
Samuel Taylor and James Brander trustees and Taron
Saunders surviving partner Of Lyle Scott s Saunders,
Hannah Saunders widow OF Samuel HYDE Saunders
decd, Edmund Saunders admr of said Samuel Hyde
Saunders, decd, aud Samuel Saunders, Richard A.
Saunders, James L. Saunders, and Mary RI. Saunders
children OF. SAID Samuel ". Saunders. and Samuel 3.
Saunders, Peter +. Saunders. and Chastaiu Saunders
infant children and heirs Of John H. Saunders,
ed son of said Samuel II. Saunders deed, L)1s.
The defendant James l. Saunders not having entered
his appearance and given security according the
assembly and the rules of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that hc is inhabtant this
country; it IS ordered, HAT the said defendant do appear
here the first day Of the and tie bill
the PLAINTIFF and that cory Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN newspaper published in tic city of Rich
mend, for months succesyely and posted tire
door Of the capitol, in tie said city.
% Copy. Tcs1c- I'm. N.HENiNG. r. r.
DfRGJ.Nly1:
At rules holden in clerk Office Of tie superior Of
chanccry for the Richmond district, the 9TH day Of August
1926: Il
ogcrton g. rct admit with the viii annexed Of William
Wood, decd Celia Harlow, and Mary, Caroline Nancy,
William Ccsaria aud JEROME Harlow, infants, by the said
Celia Harlow, ibcir mother aud nest friend, pits.
against
john Tinberlake IT, Walker Timbeakc Jacob
Mycrs. Frederick Augustus Ross. and William y john
son, and George ~ Payne, and Aana Maria ms wife
dns
The defendants Trcicrick Augustus Rose, aud William
D. Johnson not having entered their appearance and given
security according the of assembly and the rules Of
this curt aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they Of this country; u IS ordered that
said defendants do appear hero the first day Of the
atd answer the bill C the plaintiffs and that q
copy Of this order forthwith inserted IN newspaper
published in the city If Richmond Tor months success
sivcy posted front door otlc caPitoin the said
IS copy. Tss,e, I'm. r. HENIvG;, c. 6.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
N xiv.

The y,ght Of the citizens Of The United States 10 IN
demnty from France, il is presumed las been fui7
established The next SUBJECT to consider ie her utility
90 mike restitution.
most ini5tatcn idea cNirts The minds Of many q
orr countrymen th3t France is exhausted by wars,
ttat she rs unable 10 indemnify
II IS tue the allied powers imposed upon Yer pca7y
contributions, bu the greater part cfhe more, pad ta
.asfa wa expended within Der orr 7rii cry,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
RUNAWAY.
WILLIAM WALLER HENING

w LILA" w AhhGle A1C1FA4N'O
HAS resumed the Practice Of the Law.-.4dvjce, on
q points Of law and equity, will be given FOR the GUS
tamary fees and not oerUise except in where the
applicant shall declare his Ior inability pay fees in
,hc event, only advice Will be given professional
scryiocs rendered, WfoW any fec. CoevavIciug in all
g branches executed FOR fees commensurate with Tie
cacy Of the subject.
s.cimoad Nsgcb 90 t22c -
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UIRGIVL0

AZ rules holden ~ bc clerks Office Of Tic superior court
of chancc,y or the Richmond district, the 7tb day Of
August, 1926:
William y. Wcstmore Ri.
against
George Watt, Benjamin T. Hollus, aud Archer Browne
LhS.
The defendant Benjamin r. llolhns, having enter
cd his appearance and given security according tive
Of assembly aud the rules of this and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that hc rh7bant Of this
couuy IT ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here ON the FIRST day of the aud the bill
Of the plaintiff; and that copy of ai5 order be forthwith
inserted some newspaper published in the city oI Ei,b-
mQnd, Tor successfully, and posted the fon
door of the capitol. IN the said city
: SO 4 copy, Te:te, I'm ~. IfENTjrf, E.
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LANDS.

Washington. Nov. 1913
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FALL GOODS.

wM. NEALE * co.
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TIRGIAI.A:

At rules, holden in tive clerks office! Of the superior
81 chancey for the Richmond district, the 2ud day Of
October, 1926:
James Scott, Pm
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FALL GOODS.

Sept. Is. wSt.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-28

PoEMs.-We acknowledge the recent Of a
'o'ume Oh poems from an esteemed friend at the
sou'h' entitied"T The Lay Of Gratitude" by DAN
iEL BRYAN, Esq. Thus far, we have not had an
opportunity Of carefully looking over the work,
and must reserve formal review of it for another
occanon. From the slight attention we have paid
10 IT, we are prepared to say that it does much
credit to the talents of the author and may be hailed
as an acquisition to the character Of the
TIC muse. 1t is printed and published by Mes.r,.
II. Z. CARY u !. LEA, Philadelphia, and in point
OF typographical neatness is not often surpassed
Inc gentleman who politely forwarded us the CO.
py' viii be pleased TO accept hearty thank, for
the favor.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-28

NEW LONDON CITIZENS Coach LrSE.-Tbi,
Line OF Steam Boats and Stages, has been in the
'uii tide OF successful operation for the last seven
months, and we are prepared to say, has been am
ply patronized. II commences in thi, town. ami
extends TO New-York, embracing in its operations.
that large and elegant steam vessel Long Branch
decidedly one Of the best boats navigating the wa.
tiers OF the Continent and taken altogether the line
possesses many advantages to induce travellers to
give 1t a preference over the Fulton Company line
oi sound Steam Boats. The distance between this
and New-York is generally travelled in a shorter
period, by this line, than il can be by the Fulton
ComPanys boats, and as it gratifes the tray.
eller with view Of general diversity COM
prsing beautiful landscapes and woodland scenery.
it must gain preference over every other mode Of
travel, that can be established. Indepsndentlv of
all this, travellers who take seats and pa.saoe. ;
the stage coaches and steam vessels beonp;ng 70 Il
will escape an unpleasant voyage round that dan.
gerous coast, Point Judith, and consequently vii,
avoid that most unpleasant Of all diseases, sea-,ck.
ness.
WHIST speaking on this subject. we would not
'ay word in disparsgement of the Fulton Com.
pany line, which we know to be ably and intel
'sentiy conducted and ready are we 10 admit, thst
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-28

Perhaps il will not be improper to speak, in thi
place, Of another benevolent Society, more recently
established, by few Of our own sex, who have as
'ocated themselves, and established an institution
entitled the Fuel Society Their object is, to raise
by donations, taxes and contributions, funds. 10
enable them to supply the poor of our own town
such as are not able 10 supply Memselres, with tina,
very important article-FuEL.
We do not recollect when this charity was es.
tablished, but although il has been in operation bu,
short period, il has been instrumental of much
good, and its beneiactons have been felt and &C.
knowledged, by those whose necessities demanded
the aid of their more fortunate brethren Ia re-
ference to the state Of its funds we know nothing;
but as it is an infant institution, we suppose they
canEot be large, and require augmentation. To
such Of our townsmen, as are able and willing to
assist in so good design, we would recommen3 the
Offering OF donations and benefactons, and receive
IN return, the thanks Of the relieved sufferer and
the benedictions of Heaven
The gentlemen who established this society arc on.
titled to much praise for the zeal they have mani
tested, and we cannot but hope, they will abun-
danty realize all Of the results they now so san
guinely anticipate. Those who are opposed to
the thousand societies. which are now in existence,
some of which are for the propagation of the gos-
pei among the Heathens, need not withhold their
gifts to the Dorcas and Fuel Societies for they are
assured every arthins bestowed, will be most scru-
pulously applied to the immediate use and benefit of
the distressed and wretched of our own commu-
nifty.