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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

Bank Stock at Auction.
l'O-MORROW, at one O'Clock, will be sold, a, tho
Coffee House, % shares of Virginia Bank StotIr.
lot oasn. JAS. II. LYNCH.
Aug 8 =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

n Hard Iask.-AIr. Coleman OF the n ew York Even
'g fSst, an old Hartford Convention man, aud now vi
client Jacksonisn, has seriously undertaken to brnp
these two jarrng dscordS into tune so
that he sing them both upon the pitch Accord
Hs'y he rs now employed in vi.dcating on hand
the Hartford Convention md its docs and ON ,h. oc
Justifyng General Jackson his famous avowa that he
wo"d have chung ,hsm traitors under the Cd rule of
ne Af'rics OF ar, an article which applies only
persons no citizens of the T. States found lrkng nbou
"t'ary encampmen as spies in the enen,ys service.
we think that this must he tough for Mr. Coleman
10 silaw upon, and that he will fs old ,ee,
sadly broken before lac gets i, into isestb,e shane
Liic0 .Stn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

VIM. II. Crawford has accepted the Judgeship to
winch he was appointed by Gov. TroUp and the Gcor-
gia papers contain one of his charges 10 the Grand
Jury ct Ialiaerro county, recommending teir alien
lion 10 the establishment Of Court of appeals in that
State. The charge is luminous, and the Georgia News
states that his health is nearly, and his spirits entirely
restored We sincerely congratulate the country upon
Mr.. rrawford's restoration.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

Charles King, editor of the American, and VIM L..
stone, of the n. 7. Commercial Advertiser have been
summoned By Judge Duer TO show cause Why an al
tachment for contempt should go against them for
publishing the evidence in the case of Mrs. Wbpple
pending Trial Stone is i'd to have been sent to Jail.
As tue constitution guarantees the freedom Of the press,
this proceeding Of the Judge is Of doubtful legality
Mrs. Wbippe's is not get decided. Her guilt
is generally believed, hut is doubtful if tie evidence
is sufficient TO nvict her.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

We learn from the Ncwbem Sentinel that the passen.
gers VINO took TO the boat Of the loop Falcon, wrecked
Oh Cape look Out Shoals hGvs az cfrirca sq'e 1ere.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

Capt. Carriers examina ion before the Hastings
Court on Saturday, on the charge OF having been
instrumental in causing the death of his negro boy,
resulted in his acqual. The Court was equally divid
ed three for sending him on and three for djscbareng
him.-B. w. Leigh. esq. cnndncied fhe defcnre
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

Joos rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED.
find on sale by PLSHEP THOMPSON,
"REMINISCENCES of Charles Butler, Esq. of Lin.
IL coins Inn, vol. Cd, containing an Essay on the
Mystical Devotions of Catholic Protestants.-Corres
pondcnce between the late DR.. Parr'and Mr.. Butler
Considerations on the present proceedings for the re.
form on the English Courts of Equity.-On MI. Hum
phrey's Observations on the actual state of Real Pro.
perry in England Auto iographers.-The Southey
CONFERENCE.-THE Fox, Sheridan, Burke, Junius.-
The late Bishop of D~erham.-ButIcr's Biographical
Accounts of Erasmus and Grotius. Reply to an article
in the Quarterly Review, on the Revelations of Sister
Nativite. 1 vol. 12mo. 81.
Outlines of Philosophical Education, illu .trated by
the method of teaching the Logic Glass in the Univer.
sity of Glasgow together with Observations on the cx-
pedicncy Of extending the practical system to other
Academic Establishments and Oh the ~propriety Of max
ing certain additions to the course of philosophical Edu-
cation in Universities-BY George Jareine, A. NJ, +.
r. S. E.-second edition-1 vol. 8vo. S. so.
The American Annual Register for 1861 vol.
8vo. 81.
Elizabeth De Bruce, by the author of Clan.Albin.
Hope Leslie, by the author of Redwood.
Dugald stewar's Philosophy ofthe Mind-vol. 8.
KeppelPs Travels from India to England.
American Quarterly Review, No.2.
The New Testament, translated from the Original
Greek, and with the former transations compared and
revised. Arranged in paragraphs-By James Nourse,
of Primo eton Theological Seminary.
Universal Geography, ora description of all the parts
Of the World, OH a new plan, according to the Natural
Divisions ofthe Globe, accompanied by Analytical, Sy-
noptical, and Elementary Tables-By NJ. Matte Brun.
Cd American edition--yol. 8 Ito be completed in four
vols. } price So so per vol.
Darby's Universal Gazetteer-1 vol 8vo-s5.
Burke's Works, complete, in 7 vols.-sl5 so.
An Epitome of Grecian Antiquities Bye. d. Cleve.
land.
Hannah Moore's Works, complete, in 2 vols. syo.
81. june 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
unfinished creature, were he eonversant with |
none but those of his own make.

uhuuiShSo StSohutSS WSto ZIG CouvCESout WIN
none but those of his own make.
Spectator.
Every honest man sets as high a value upon a
good name, as upon life itself and I cannot but
think that those who privately assault the one,
would destroy the other, might they do it with
the same security and impunity. Addison.
There is no difference, says Cicero, bet .een
advising a crime, and approving it when COM
mitted.
They who scruple doing the least injury, are
cautious Of exacting the utmost justice.
Steel.
A man cannot be perfect in his scheme Of
morality, who does not strengthen and support
it with that of the christian faith. addison.
Our defects and our follies are too often un-
known to us; nay, they are SO far from being
known 10 us that they pass for demonstrations
of our worth. ParnM..
Who can imagine that the existence of a
creature is to be circumscribed by time whose
thoughts are not? addison.
To an honest man the best pcrquisites of a
place are the advantages it gives him Of doing
good.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
Notice to numbers.

T0HE Trustees Of the Theological Seminary OF Viz
L GINA, invite proposals for erecting, on the tene.
ment lately purchased from Mr.. Jonah Thompson,
"a miles north.wes. Of Alexandria, a THREE SToRr
Brick BrrLDISs, 40 feet four inches, by 81 feet four
inches, with a passage seven feet wide, four rooms on
each floor, and covered with shingles. The materials
tob of the best kind, the workmanship plain, but
substantial. -.
Proposals for the whole work, or for the brick and
wood work, separately, will be received.
The building to be completed by the 1st Nov. next
Persons disposed to offer may see a plan ofthe building
by application to DR.. Peake or John Hooff, who will
receive the proposals, until Saturday next, at noon.
tune u dtS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
From the National .3dpoeate.
EXCERPTS.

One Of the causes Of our delight IN any an,hg
that is great, may be ,hisIIhes supreme au, mo,
of our being has so formed the sour o. ma a"d
nothing but himselfean be its last ade9da.e, ano
proper happiness: IN h..rt ~ he ;nelin.
ed TO defamation. =. o,r
We should be as careful Of our "o'1s JaI
actions; and as far from speaking As if0"
ing i'll. =. ,,h,,nv hut a. rude
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
Groceries. SC.

groceries. SC.
SAMUEL NJ. JANNEY has just received and offers
- for sale
3 hhds w. 1. sugar of good quality
10 bbls No. /, beef
10 baskets salad oil
S bags Havana coffee
Is do Brazil do
s casks sperm oil
2 pipes and 8 half pipes Madeira wine
% bbls Baltimore loaf sugar
40 boxes cotton and wool cards
"a bolts American duck
Ono 27-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
AUCTIONS.
Mahogany at Auction.

On MONDAY EExT (eS h.lv Mt = o,,lo.k. p "
sDiR be sold on IAompsons Whmf
lit Logs GUY @M. Domingo Mahogany,
now landing from sloop Eagle, Capt. Wilson. This
wood is principally Table Wood and Crotehes, and is re-
presented to be Of = very superior quality.
Terms will be liberal and made known at place of
sale. JAMES C. BARRY, Anct.
or The Baltimore American will give the above
three insertions and send account to this Office.
June %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
Notice.

A GREEABLYto the order of the District Court for
n. the County of Alexandria, will be sold by the Mar
shal, on Saturday nsrf, at IL O'clock, for cash, at the
Custon.House OH Union-street, 9 barrels of brown SUI
gar. c. SCOTT, ID. NJ.
june u Tor J. Ringgold. Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
SM1P NEWS.
Port Of AAexandcia.
ARRIVED-JuSE %,

70,
schr. Blue-eyed Stranger, Benson, St. Augustine,
IL days; turtles and water melons to the master.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
For Sale or Rent.

- The Mill and Farm called Iriadelphia Mil, stu.
.hftl ated on Holmes Run, about 81 miles iexan'
description unnecessary. Possession given on the LIST
August, when the Wagon, Team, Stock, &c. will be
sold, if not previously disposed ofat private sale.
Applyto M liz Dun
6moS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
DRAWING

or the Dismal SUomp Canal Lottery,
Which took place on the goth inst. in Lynchburg, Va
81 60 ~ So 90 S % 40 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29

The last Petersburg In,elligeneer, as a proof OF
The early vegetation during the present season,
.,a,es that on Wednesday last, there was a small
supply Of young corn--which has hitherto ne.
,red earlier than the LIST Of July. "lhe
crons Of corn, oats and wheat exhibit a luxur'-
.aop seldom If ever seen in this section OF the
country. 1t states ',hat some wheat has airea.
Jy been brought TO market, and the gram is
Wy uonnccd to be excellent" New flour has
Pesn in Petersburg several days. The Angus.
"a Courier .of the l4,h gives other more striking
ss;dence. Of the precocity of the season.that
n,nmbs and raspberries are gone; and the black
berry. peach and watermelons supply their place
in market. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
Handling Yhis Day

handing This Day
From tie Schooner Loue, at Rumsay's Wharf,
8 hhds superior quality Jamaica sugar
IS bbls St. Croix do
1 hid very fine old Jamaica spirit
/ pipe Tarragonia wine
/ cask old Port do
/ do Sherry do
9 chests Tyson tea
80 boxes mould candles
10 do soap
do starch
IND, IN STORE
16 bbls fine old whiskey
S hhds and IS bbls common do
80 bbls prime pork
2 pipes old French brandy
Is bbls gross behring's
IS do shad
june 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
Employment

a Grocery Store in this place, could be afforded
l. to a young man who having a knowledge Of the bu,
siness, is at the same time competent to perform the
duties incumbent upon a clefk. Apply to the Print.
ers. June %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29

which supposes q competency in the People to
self government, without which liberty is a
mockery, and our system a splendid illusion.
have yet another cherished resource, of
which He only can deprive me who gave III. 1t
is the consciousness of the rectitude with which
l know l have faithfully served my country.
will not longer detain you. l ask permits.
sion to offer a sentiment:
The Cay 5PiHsbutg: The abundance, yarie.
~, and excellence of its fabrics attest the Wis
dom of the policy which fosters them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
Domestic Goods

~ ALE Blackstone brown cotons, 4 cases Of
II Taunton super prints, received by the Harmony
from Providence, and for sale b.
June % A. C. CAZENovE & co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29

Among the volunteer toasts drunk at the
orea, dinner given by the citizens Of Pittsburg
:. Henry CLAY, was the following:
Nv the Committee of Arrangement--Me I'm
choir Paper Nil: The only American factory
ever stopped through Henry Clay. 1t stopped
one dan to honor him who prevented IL from
stopping altogether.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
MORGAN.

Il is stated in the Batavia Advocate, that
person has appeared before the Grand
Jury ofOntorio County, who under oath,
made the following representation;
"Thst he wss called upon in the night
70 take charge Of Morgan, who, il was
said was about to reveal the secrets
Of free mssonry-that when he rose no
found a man tied hand and foot, and that
he then, under the orders Of several indi-
viduals, was carried to a msgszine, and q
discussion took place as TO his disposal
that he was kept there five days--that dur.
ing that time masons were devising plans
to get others into their possession-tbst
he was taken across the river, and when in
the boat said, " Gentlemen, am your pris-
oner. and hope you will use me kindly"-
that person Immediately replied to him,
at the ,Same time presenting pistol 10 bic
breast, "if you make any observations ]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25

treaty was not ratified by the Senate of tn,
United States.
lie has whilst general in the army OF
the United States, intruded into the legis-
lature ofhls own state, and hsrangued the
members on an important question theW
pending.
He has written numerous electioneering
lotters-in spite Of the sentiments of the
lameu,ed LowndeS, which he has affected
20 adopt.
lie has whilst in the Senate Of the Uni
ted States, contented himself with giving q
negative vote, on a nomination brought n
bout, (be being according to his own story
conuzant of the fact) by bribery and cor
ruption-thus abandoning his solemn duty
and betraying his constituents.
He has lat his own hre-side" circulated
a ba,e slander against the second officer in
the cabinet, and is not supported in hs
statement by the witness whom he SUM
mons.
He has to promote his own views taken
To his bosom man, long his deadliest en-
envy, and whose life he once attempted
In every one of these outragcs, he has
been justified by his adherents; our repeat
ed remonstrances have been answered on
ly by repeated injury. A man, whose cha
racter is thus marked, by every act, which
may define tyrant, is unfit To DO the rul-
er of free people.
Nor have we been wanting in atten-
tions TO our fellow frcemcn. We hayo
warned them from time to time, of the at
temp, of combination, to extend militia
ry despolism over us. We have remind-
al sNf f'rn,akunl nd n
Napoleon. We have appealed to their
native good sense and love OF liberty, and
we have conjured them, by the ties of our
common country, TO trown upon man,
whose elevation will inevitably give u
death blow to the republic. They will not
be deaf to the voice of reason and expert
ence, but ucquiesce in our denunciution Of
his protensions to civil Office, and hold him,
as we hold the rest OF military chieitains--
useful in war--in peace dangerous.
We, therefore, the friends Of the pres-
sent administration Of the general govern
ment, appealing TO the supreme law OF tho
| land for the protection of our persons, do
| in the name and by virtue of those princi-
pes. which we have inherited, solemnly
| publish and declare, that ANDREW
JACKSON is, and always will be, rash,i in
competent and dangerous that all political
connexion between him and our flourish
ing Republic, 10 and ought to be totally
denounced and that in free and repub.
| llcon state, civil virtues, and political ex-
perience, arc, and of right ought to be, pre-.
| ierred to f,me, exclusively military. And
for the support Of this declaration with u
firm reliance on the good sense Of tho com-
munity, VIC mutually pledge to each other
our votes, our influence and our ceasclcss
efforts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
[Somerset IN. J. J Messenger.

On the employment ofMe rood and bark
Of The CheSnut Tree IN dying and tanning.
The bark OF the chesnut tree contains
twice as much tanning matter as oak bark,
and neatly twice as much colouring matter
az logwood The colouripg substance OF
chesnut bark is to TINT Of Campcachy log
wood exactly as 1870 !. Leather pre-
pared with this substance is more firm and
solid, and yct more supple. This bark is
the best substance for making ink : mixed
with iron il becomes n blush black. Tho
liquor drawn from this bark appears bluo
et tho outside, like indigo but II gives on
paper the finest black. In dyeing il has a
greater affinity for wool than sumoch has,
and in other respects it differs very little
from sumach and gall nuts. The colour
obtained from this substance is unchange-
able by air and light.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
HARVEY SESSIONS,
mas RECEIVED AND NOW OFFERS FOR sALF,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
English, French and India
GScHSs
--oAS--

.fWOng mem are We JouOUiRg, Oiz
DLACK g. blue Cloths Olive and mix
ID ed do. blue and black Cassimeres
Drab and mixed do. blue, mixed, claret
and Olive Habit Cloths white, red, green
and yellow Flannels; Caroline and Tar
tan Plalds black g. colouied Bombazetts
black and coloured lastings black Bom-
bazines black canton Grapes /; coloured
do. light and dark Calicoes ;Ginghams
Furniture Chin,z black and coloured Lev
antines black Satin do. black Synchaws
g. Sarsnetts black and coloured Gross de
| Naples black Italian Lustrlng white and
red Merino long and square Shawls White
Valencia and long sbawls; Cashmere
square do flag and bandansa hdkfs black
silk and fancy do; Valencia, Marsellles
and silk do Irish Linens Linen Don
marks, &c.
ALSO.
A great variety of Blesched and unbleaeh
ed Sheetings and Shirtings Checks, ging
hams, stripes, cotton yarn thread candle wick
cotton batting, &c. &c.
Newport, Sept IL, lS27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
Terence Duncan.
MATHEMATICIAN.

DeSS teapetO INFORM he hhGoHdntS Qf .Nei0'
port.
"HAT if suitable encouragement be
J. given, he will commence a SCHOOL
at his Dwelling. House in Thames street,
where Youth will be taught with care and
expedition, -egularly by the most concise
methods extant in order to qualify them
for the different departments in trade, &c
in the mercantile, naval and military line.
viz Arithmetic, vulgar a. decimal :
Bookkeeping, MensuratIon by pen, scale
and sliding rule, Surveying ,Guaging, The
ory of navigation, plane Trigonometry,
Geometry, Comic Sections, Mechanics
Gunnery Spherical trigonometry applied
to Diallng, Geography, great circle sail
ing and Astronomy Algebra, Fluxions,
snd the use OF Globes, &c.
n. B.-Those who cannot conveniently
attend his Day School, will have an oppor
tunity TO improve in the various branches,
by attending to his Evening School.
Newport, Sept -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,

IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House,
And South corner of Pelham street.
Entrance Pelham -street)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price of .4do6rtiSing.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tion Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
GEAll accounts must be settled at least
once year
uNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
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!. w. EDDY.

y. ". lNUX.
ALSO, 10 close a cORccrR-1 Carriage; :
casks Colmenar Wine; l hhd. very superior
Virginia Tobacco; 90 boxes Spanish Segars;
bbls Vinegar, aud bbls Glaubcr Salts.
Oct IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25

fkflE subscriber hereby gives public notice
that he has been appointed by the Hon
Court Of Prebste of the town Of jamestown,
Guardian of the person and estate Of John
Eldred, of said town, and has given bonds ae.
cording 70 law. He hereby calls on all per.
exhibit the same to him for settlement, and
all persons indebted 20 make immediate pay.
ment. THOMAS CARR Guardian.
jamestown, Sept 90, ls27. 6w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
New Goods.
MilkOM WaN.

III AS just received from Boston the fol
IL lowing goods which were purchased
at the great Auction sale:
3 Hair Cloth Sofas; 2 Time pieces
Wash stands Toilet tables Rocking and
Fancy Chairs; Secretaries Camp Bed
steads Work tables Books; Desk
Soap for shaving; Mats GO nests OF
Cedar Tubs. q in a nest, 3 ,25 nest !:
bales of Cotton Shceting all Of which will
be sold very low for Cash or short Credit
nj. II. will make liberal advances or
Consignments. Cash paid for Watches.
sept. 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
CHEW Ale, Porter,
and Table Beer.R

V,HE Inhabitants Of Newport, are re-
i spectfully informed, that they can A.
gam be supplied with the above articles
from the BREWERY--at the following
prices, viz:
Ale delivered in any part Of the
town, per bbl 81 90
Porter, do. DO. z 90
Bottled, DO. per doz. ] IS
Table Beer, 9 90
n. d. Bakers cen be supplied with Malt
and Hops Of the first quality.
JOHN GOFF.
Newport, October 4, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
Just Received at
No. ESO. .
The .folio,cing articles as enumerated, 10.
gether Dith many others too tedious for
an advertisement.

an advertisement.
"A lot of very superior western canal Flour;
IA Sugars, loaf, lump and brown Cofiees;
Teas, gunpowder, hyson, young .hyson, hyson
skin, souchong and caper Wines, port, Sici.
lyMadeira, Malaga and Lisbon; Cordials, of
all kinds, of the best quality; Brandy, cognac,
Spanish and domestic Gin, Hollands (su-
perior TO any in the market) likewise country;
Rum, old Jamaica, St Croix, Antigua; cocoa
and chocolate; sperm and mould candles; olive
oil in bottles and TASKS, very superior rice
Spices Of every description Fruit, oranges,
lemons, lines, castena nuts, pecan do al.
monds, flberts and Madeira; Rasins, musca.
tel, bloom and cask prunes, figs, and tama-
Iinds, in excellent order; Tobacco, cavendish,
plug and paper; Segars, best Spanish, hall
Spanish and common Snnff, maccabau, rap
pee, and Scotch ; Soap, Ncw-York, Boston
and Providence manufacture; Cayenne pep.
per, in bottles and cannisters pepper sauce
ginger nolasses butter, cheese and lard,
with general assortment ofcountry produce
Leather; bed cords, Seines and brooms, to,
gether with an extensive assortment of ele-
giant Crockery-ware. Also, Stone and Pot
ter's Ware, of every kind.
The above Goods with many other not
mentioned will be sold ~ low for cash, approx
ed credit, or country produce, ,as can be bought
in the State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
E,y;c;,ou, Oeeu,y,uc,-On the 9Th

FeiiciiouS Occurrence. the 9Th ult.
a family consisting Of eleven brothers and
sisters, bred and born in this county, tho
youngest OF whom is 43 years of age, and
who had been separated and resided in diff
lerent states and territories, after lapse
Of forty years or more, again all met at tho
residence ofone of tho brothers, in Hills
borough township, and there all united in
tho strongest bonds of affection and love.
What n wonder Of mercy that so many OF
one family should be preserved through
themony difficulties and trials oithis chang
ing and dying world, and then again be-
permitted to meet and give each other tho
hand of friendship, and all sit down ot one
table 10 partake ofthe common comforts Of
life. The scene WINS truly a solemn and
interesting one, as they were soon COM
PEELED TO separate and attend TO their vari-
Gus occupations in life, and in all probabil-
i,y will never meet again this side of the
eternal world. On this occ asioD q very sp-
propriate and affecting address wns deliv-
cred by the Rev. mr. Lahaugh, which was
very consoling to the audience.
ISomerset IN. j. Messenger.