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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

against
John Dickinson, Robert Dickinson, Griffith Dickinson Su-
san Dickinson, Nancy Dickinson and Die knson Def.
The defendant Robert Dickinson not having 81. APP
and gwen security according TO law and the rules
this count and fru satisfactory evidence st he
not an inhahsnt Of this State On Of the Plaintiff,
ny Their council IL Ordered, That the said
pear here on Oh. first day Of Augu next and answer
inc fIainh' bi and that copy of this order be f,hwnh
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
nond FOR w" months sueersveiy aud posted at the trout
door Vi the courthouse OF this DAY.
M,y e2 go.
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June rs.
FOR LE4SE.

I WISH 10 lease out my Fans and Mill; there i, =.
p"u' SDo acres OF land, about 90 acres of valrahI
eadow land from which have 600 lbs, of hsy xs.r
wen eneiosed one gr mill. with three pair OF stones s
d, EsoPu 'ne PAIR French Burr, pair WeIch Psal
non CLOTH ian aud cotton gin, of 26 saws r rood
.ne oher mas ore pair with mill attached 10 H. douhl.
s.sns anh2 up stairs; excellent cellar good IN of
IN me yard kitchens dairy smoke house. stable harm
house, 6is house, and house. II i. copsd
v sar;oa hseay place There quantity 6n fruit Of
o khd' On TINS plantation, ab0u7 miles of Rehmond
presumed that person would se ,i,yt e. ]
zoe will show the property to any per
VINO may wish TO lease II not disposed before the Ih Of
Slh month August next will that dav be ,et mn N
nshes bidder on the premises if fair If not suitable for
people To turn out the suitable day-sloul Il h.
u before that day, notice will be given thereof.
p.o.. JOHN BELL.
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I'D PERIYS Err E,.n'J7

NE uaet Of Land called Hill Grove eonsinius abr We
acres, y,hy ~ the lower end Of Amelia eounty for.
@ve,:eu Is sti for sale. 1t would make ala excellent
plantation. IL will be sold all tossiher or divided mn
WigwAm, march L. oq-,f IT,. m <,.,
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Flarn,ers' Rank OF n,

Farmers Bank Of Vuginia.
'HE PresIdcntand Directors have dividend Of
4 two and hal cent, the Caps Stock for the lat
six noHih' winch will be pad the stakeholder. after the
ION instant WM NEKERVIS, Cashier.
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
LdIY LNC1IfIR "a

'ESuE Liz SCHOOL at ibis place closed IL Session on
the sn Of May, and the next course si Commence on
me fJf Monday n Ryrsm5sr The pubic has Seen se, -
50 fully informed Of the plan aud principle, q this E,sb
nsn that thought unneoe'ssfrl TO say Than si fs
ion othe system which The undesisaed has pursued Oar
M me last session there wefe forty new Students, beside.
four young gentlemen who had attended bsy,, eouts
The undefsigned cannot too urgently press ~ 90 those WIN
may design 10 repair 10 The Scr'o he necessity OF ,
determined resolution to pro,ccuts their studies dilioent
contrary rui1ou5 70 the Stulcp and rsafJg ;,
rims TO hs unacrsizncd. ~
Tie printing sf the Lectures being completed i. e.
peeted that the course " tef iuaie by tie fret Monday ~
April copy Of the Lectures will be PLACED IN The nj, 81
each Student for bis use during The coufse.
u Fee Tor course Of Lecture SIS payabs IN rypa,e,
So. 90 - - u. ST. GEO' TUCKER.
winchester, Va, June IS, fe27. ts-ws,
- boarding may be had at from GO 10 SIS.
AZ the end Of the those VII, desire nav rro-,
veil holnl COPY ~ he prinlad Llalnrsa een an.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

Erecsitre Department., Hct .oed, 9ia JUNG, 1877.
E1ROPOSAiS viii be received Department for the
purchase Of the persons vi colour cVnnsL Penilen-
tis,y for transro tation.
q 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
Hanover co eth mo. IJuDel the 18Th, 1927. u 7
NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted TO the estate of John u po,L,
ste Deputy Sheriff of Henrico,) THEN taxes Lr H.
90 or on 1ny other account rcqueed 70 make
nent, inne dtstely either Of ,or. =. ~ ~
ther indulgence he given. - ~ -a'-
JOHN HALES A,,,,.f
Juuei5. l" tmhtIton.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA,
JilU 2sd. 1927

HE PrssideHt Directors haze this day declared iir
de'd Of tr0 per cent The capital stock ofths Bum for
me fds hd.f year. pohici seiH be paid SIN inst
IN DdNDRLDGE 4, eash'r.
j..
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a LETTER

Eon tie Jackson Committee Of Nashville in an.wer TO onc
from similar Committee at Cincinnati upon the .uh.,,
81 Gen. 'aek,'u'' marriage" accompanied by ducumen in
"a appendix thereto annexed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
.9ngoa0iior RiUer Lani a. NJ,

rEVHE suscf ier will sell small Farm pg /, b
4 Of Prince Edwsfd, miles from Fafnve og,rfer f,,
Jaiueown containing 207 acre.; portion oih sod l. GOOD
fvsr bottom, ehh snacsney Of timber 10 keen 70 Inc
farm the soil y well adapted r. the cultivation ~ ro,
wheat and tobacco this land y well wsisred Win II,
'afy improvements, which will sell this lnd mi
yNeiy II fair markct price and not ore viousIy Jisps
ii The above named land wili the 9fo Of Ans6Sf ne BE-
accommodating ard mste tiosn On the day ofssie
- EDMvND BOOKER.
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MAS committed iotie Jail 81 m,,bs,. s,
~ .wayson the 10Th day II April last ss,r :, nva.-
20 bAViNiA, who, II Is Relieved, belongs IN = ~ n ns
"a 20 WHO'LL ss was soi5 ~ capt Robert White Of ,ose,
ns sad woman shout ~ yesrs old fe~t =, h.
sni ssyu made md of rather light COMPLEXION H. ~.
parei VISA blue striped lotion frork II No., y "
we expiration Of " months, shs will then he ,eiS
f''n ices &C. aeeofdus T. law. THOs. EDwARBy '"s
Mathew, county, Nay %. S,il'r.
70 iffLLERS.
Nh S,,es'ne5 Jgf received esh suppis n F
-1s az. ~ 49, VIZ a,,,.yiy., y'ders tsscD .og
80. n 90. JACOB SIMON
vs." Assat 10 Ri-h,v ,.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

cou of tnc " Ano of the EAsiera
i ,rici OF Pennsylvania, and Sd eircuit-In Equity
Sarah Hart, Admsx Of William Rogers Hart, dee.
Jane, Paul and Tones, Aiu'or,. Of Joshua Iene,d.s
Iu Of the o,d,r of the court, mad. in the
all person having claims uran ID, sas.s
Of oiirsr B late of the State of New Jersey d.e,a..t
that they appear bef. the said AT Phlsdeths on ~
nah day Of Oct 1897 their 'ut.rs'. rs,pssl,
tha, the ar Of saas7 IS in the ot Ii, a.,rSs
ans being part Of the estate of the aid Oliver Hat, dee IL
wm Rogers Hat, Of W.@sis~ l..na, the D.irist
of Ckars.'on aud State Of South carons, dre.s-d aud
port f,c, IN the above case, will receive
any Of the p.e. prr,n. claiming to be
hi, ohee No ioi South Fou,i Street rhadsph at
'-' f'''''N' " w ~ JAMES S. sMirii me-.
M,y2 ~. 4-tii,hO
TIRGINIA; Al Rule, holden The ceiks ofbcs Of The
superior court OF ehaneey for the Riehmc nd district, the
sth day Of June, 1871,
Lew Jone, Plr
'Ag,in,t
Daba,y Morris. Dstoey Miller Richard Boruao and A..
The defendant. pshncy Norris, having entered bis an
aud the Rules Of this CONT and appearing by ,a.at,,y
"ds a. do ." n
day Of the ues,e and the hill Of the psuti and
paper published in the city :. Rehond two months sue
oessivey, and posted At the font door Of the Capitol said
city, }.,. AssSyay' T'''e' VIM W. hESaNG,s;
IN Chanery: A, Rule, h"lden tie UlcrE's OiI-. Of
Louisa County, at the Courthouse, the lat MONDAY in
Thornton Gibson pur
James McAller, John Cole, Admr. Of Sarah Cosby dec
aud John ciabrOose, Receives appointed by the
The Defendant Jane, McAlhsr, not having .n,efed.b
appearance and given seeua,y according Law the Rules
he not an nhabian, & this State On the ooa Of &
Plaintiff by his Counsel nj ordered, That the said Defendant
and Of The nsy e c Of .s
der be frthwh E.~.rsps puS.Ssd am IL the
city OF Re hmond for twU months aud Al
the trout doo of the county on some court
day ACoPy. Tese, JNO. HUNTER, G. L. G.
u rQ,.A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

Cbanesry; At Rules held ci.ik's office of Io..
county al the courthouse the first Monday in Nav 1897
o'wad Gibson Maria hi, wife, ormerly Maria Dickinson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
Msv22.

Chanrry: A. Rules holden IA the CIrIks Oi~. al
Louisa County, al the Courthouse the lat Monday in
| April 1927: "
| Thornton Gibson ptG
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rnne
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
pURIIc MEETING

At meeting ofthe inhabitants Of that part of
Washington County, in the district Of. Column
bia, East of Rock Greek, who feel an interest
in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, held at the
City Hall, pursuant to public notice, on Monday
afternoon, the 9Th July, 1877
The MAYOR having been called to the Chair
and JOSEPH GALES, Jr.- appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been an
nounced, the Hon. c. F. MERCER, Of Virginia
being present, was requested to state to the
Meeting his views ON this subject. which he
did in perspicuous and able manner.
Several propositions were then submitted
BY Mr.. Watterston, Mr. Seaton, Mr.. Van Ness,
Mr.. Sweeny, Mr.. S, H. Smith, and Mr.. Burch,
upon which considerable debate ensued. FL
nally it was
Resolved, That, in the opinion of this meet
ing, the construction OF the contemplated Ches.
apeake and Ohio Canal is an object Of the
highest importance to the future interests and
prosperity Of this City; and that all the ener-
gies and resources of the Corporation ought to
be zealously and without delay brought into ac-
ton and applied towards effecting that object
Resofved, Thata COMMITTEE Of nine citi;-
zens be appointed by the Chairman, who, to-.
gether with the Chairman and two citizens OF
the county of Washington East Of Rock Creek
shall take lHtO TIC var ouo pio-
positions submitted to this meeting upon the
subject which is now under consideration, and
to report their opinion Of the most eligible
means of accomplishing the object for which
this meeting was convened.
RESOLVED, That the Mayor be requested to
convene Public Meeting, to receive the Re-
port of the said Committee, when requested by
the Committee so TODD.
Hesolvsd Unanimously, That the thanks OF
this Meeting be presented to the Hon. c. f.
Mercer, as well for the interesting exposition
with which he has favored the Meeting this
day as for the able disinterested, and philan-
thropic exertions which he has constantly
made in his public and in his private capacity,
for the advancement of the prosperity Of this
District.
And then the meeting adjourned.
R e. WEIGHTMAN,M Mayor
Jos. GALES, Jr. Secretary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
LouIsvILLE, June l6.

LouIsvnLE, June l6.
THE CanaL-The late fine weather has brought
considerable accession to the force employed
on the canal, and the work is progressing more
rapidly than at any former period. On the 9th
instant, the centre stone Of The mitre sill Of the
first lock was laid by David S. Bates, Esq. The
engineer in chief; ON which occasion as is usu-
al, extra refreshments were distributed to all
the men employed on the work, after the bust
ness OF the day was over. The lock work is
now going on, and is calculated to be finished,
simultaneously with the excavation OF the rock
at the eastern, termination Of the canal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11

instant use in surgical practice Several iarge
syringes, made of the ordinary eomposluon;;
were blackened and covered over win so'. o.
tegmen. This, however, was adherent' ano GA.
" separable by scraping; within, Inc orisn.
metal appeared after slight scratch. inoas"
the screws were free the pistions reIISeu y
work. Camphor retained It's odoar anu 'eA''
bic qualities in high degree. 81
ear,henware and porcelain, looked as it they
NJ NO, b.en down more than twenty four
hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11

,ruetion Of the tranquility of the country, and
have neglected thosewho were the warm sup
porters and defenders of the Constitutional
rights of the Government, is matter so wrap
ped in mystery, that even the Cos'aferos them.
selves are at a loss to comprehend the tenor OF
his proceedings.
"iVith nae his conduct admits Of but one ar.
yument, viz: He is either great fool, and has
imposed upon the world greatness OF charac-
ter, which he never possessed, or that his plans
have not yet arrived at that state OF maturity
when he can appear before the political tribu-
nails of his own, and other countries, a greater
man than the world has ye: known him to be.
tive are looking forward with much inter
est to the opening Of the next Congress, the
proceedings of which will measurably deter.
mine the future destiny Of Colombia. Should
they accept the resignation OF Bolivar, as is
generally supposed, dissolution of the Go
vernment is, in my opinion, inevitable; but the
consequences resulting from this separation Of
the Provinces being shrouded in the womb OF
time, we can only view them speculatively, and
prepare for the worst that can ensue. VeneZue-
la is not field sufficiently large for two great
bodies, like Bolivar and Paez, to move in; the
former is ambitious ofunlimited power and pc.
litical aggrandizement; the latter, really be-
lieve, is only ambitious Of military glory, and
the unshackled liberties of his coun,ry-thus,
their views being so strongly contrasled, con-
ceive ii impossible for them to operate togetii.
er, in so small sphere, with harmony and
peace"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
FROM COLOMBIA.

We have received files of Bogota papers to
the Sd of May, by way of Caracas, but their
contents have been anticipated by files already
received from Carthagena. One Of our cores
pondents in Caracas, it will be seen by the an
nexed extract, has imbibed the feelings so very
prevalent in Colombia, among foreigners, a.
gainst Bolivar. 6dn. Ga@.
"Caraeas 18Th June, 1877 was once dis
posed like Yourself to entertain most favora-
BILE opinion OF General BoLrvAR, and should
sill be so, if any part of his conduct would
warrant such liberia! feelings from North A.
merican. am now prepared 10 join my OPT
MON with that Of many of my countrymen, and
to believe that his "paeifc policy" tif policy il
can be) is a cool and deliberate intrigue on his
part 10 crafty ambitious views, which his cal
cula,iug genius has taught him prudence Ell
ough not to ayow, or even intimate to the pub
lie.
"That he should have preserved terms with
Gen. Paez and have extended pardon to his
parzans, is not at all astonishing, nor is it Diff
hcult to divine the motives by which he was
influenced in this act Of lenity. He knew the
power Of Paez, and he feared it: he therefore
cloaked his ,imidity under the love of country,
and virtually recognised all their proceedings,
But that he should have conferred promotion
on these men who were most active in the des-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11

The quantity of Flour and Corn Meal IN
,,ec,ed in the City Of Baltimore, during the
quarter of a year ending with the INST day oil
the nresent month, was as follows:
,ees4o bbls and 47es half hbls. "hea' riour'
ga bbls Rye Flour
1873 casks Corn Meal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
SNIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED-JULY 10,
Ship Eagle, No well, New-York, days; salt to w.
Fowle & Co.
Brig Beta, Allen, Boston; ballast to w Fowle Co.
Brig Mary Cole, Fales, Thomaston, days. lime to
w. Fowle & Co.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, with passen.
gers.
SAILED,
Brig Brandywine, Perry, Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
StriDes. Checks and Plaids.

VTlHE subscriber is now receiving, per Washington
i Packet, from Providence, 10 bale: stripes, checks
plads, 3-4 brown shirtings, and AZ bbs. N Z. rum,
of Good quality liz sroRE-French Brandy, wines,
whskey by the bbl, coffee, lot of super6ne and
cond cloths of various colors, coarse and fine hats
shoes and boots ravens duck, nankns beached shirt
ngs, choppas ctavats chairs dining tables bedseads
tapes tumbrel carts, &C. all to &c sold on good terms,
by GEohaE dohNsuC'
july cor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
Notice
Removal,
A Suitable Reward

VXTILL be paid for bringing home my COW, which
w has been estray about ten days. She is of a
brown brnde color has short legs, and pretty large,
long body; horns toleraby wide apart long tail scarce
any white except about her bsg three Of her teats
ears sl;t was in fine order when she went away, and
her skin very glossy. I bought her of MIR Burton
Richards who will know her if shown to him at West
End. iHoS' SMiih'
iuly 11-eotf
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Ara,sN NMD@9As
wEpNEsDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1877;

IN subsequent column we have inserted the
proceedings Of the Washington public meet
ing, held on Monday evening last, in reference
40 the Cbesapeakeand Ohio Canal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
NMn, Mails, SIC.

NuNA3 SNuAk0s W.
~ Rhds Boston rum
III l20 kegs cut nails
$50 reams wrapping paper
cases fur hats
Is bales domestic goods, consisting of 3.4 and
"A brown cotton stripes, checks &c.
Landing fsom schr Haxall, and for sale by
A. C. CAZENOVE Co.
Also-2s hhds prime molassss on Twins wharf
julye
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
Trustees Sale.
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
TIUDER the authority of deed of trust given to the
u subscriber by Mrs Elizabeth Jones, bearing date
the goth Of January, 1925 and recorded in tie Fair
fax Office he will, the tre!h day Of September neat,
at the front door Of the Court House Providence.
Fairfax County, offer for sale the Tract ofLan in said
deed conveyed. 1t is the same sold by Presley Foley,
decd. to Mrs. Jones, and is best known the former
residence of Edward Washington, decd. The said
tract contains about
Five hundred Acres,
lies about six miles from Occoquan 1t is sold to raise
the money secured by the trust, and unpaid.
Terms cash. RlCH'D. H. HENDERSON.
uly Cts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11

Just Received and ON Sale by P. THOMPSON,
NEMOlRs Of Mrs. Susah Huntington, of Boston,
Nl I'd edition, 81 IS.
Elements of Arithmetic, theoretical and practical,
adapted to the of Schools and to private study BY
+. r. Kapler, F. IS.
Wilson's sallus editio qusrta. Recensuit notasque
suas adspersit Carolus Anthem vol. IL mo. 81 25
Denosthenis Oratones de Republica, dupdecimo;
cum wofana interpretations Accessit Philip pi Epis.
tola. A Gulielmo Allen, A. NJ. vol. 8 vo. So
Williams View ofthe Geography, Topography, SC.
of West Florida, vol. with map, 81.
Washington, July 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
MarshaA's Sale.

VIRGINIA.
4 TIA Superior Court of Chancery, held in the town
"A ofFredercskburg on the 23d day ofApril.. ls27
Baden Dulany, Plaintiff.
Benjamin Dulany Duany Forrest, French Forrest, and
This cause came on this day to be heard by consent
of the parties by COUNSEL upon the papers formerly
read, and the reports Of Commissioner Barton, and
Commissioners Psyton, McKenna and Mason, made
pursuant to the order Of the 18th day Of May, 1885, to
which reports there is exception, and was argued
by counsel; On consideration whereof the Court, APP
proving of and confirming the said reports doth by the
|ke consent, sdjudge, order and decree that unesS
the defendants, ors some one or Of them, shall
within sixty days from the date hereof pay and satisfy
to the plaintiff the of two thousand three hundred
and twenyone dollars, and eighteen cents, with inter-
est thereon at the rate of six per eentum per annum,
from the 9th day of January, 1920, until paid, and the
costs by the plaintiff expended in the prosecution OF
this suit the Marshal of this Court after having adver.
sed the time and place Of the sale Of the same in some
newspaper published in the town OF alexandria, and
the door of the Court House of the county Of
Alexandria, in the District Of Columbia, for FIVE weeks
SUCCESSFULLY do expose sale before the front door Of
Caget's Hotel, in the said town of Alexandra, for
ready money, the lands and premises, in the proceed
ngs mentioned, with the appurtenances; and out OF
the proceeds of the said sale, after defrayng the ex
penses attending the same, do pay and satisfy to the
plaintiff his aforesaid debt interest and costs, and the
surplus of the proceeds of the said SALE if any, depo
site to the credit OF this cause in the office OF discount
snd depose of the Farmers Bank of Virginia at Ere
dericksburg subject to the future order OF the Court
heren and report his proceedings herein to the Court
Costs S74 68-Acopy-Teste,
]. II. WILLIAMS, &C.
0Pursuant to the foregoing
Decree shall, the 9th day of August next, before
the front door of Cagets Hotel in the town Of Alex
andra expose sale by public auction, to the highest
bidder, for ready money, certain
Tract Of Aand,
of which Mrs. Eliza Dulany died possessed containing
about foyour acres, together with the improvements
thereon situate, lying and being in the county Of Fair
fax, Immediately on the line Of the District Of Colum
bia and near the said town of Alexandria
JOHN STANARD, N. F. C. D.
June SO-2aw5w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11

The Cincinnati Saturday Evening Chronicle,
remarking upon the natural advantages of the
Great Valley, says that al one OF the Lead
Mines in Jefferson County, Missouri, Messrs.
Troost and Leseur have recently found, in large
quantities, the Carbonate Of Zinc. The locali-
" of this mineral is near the Mississippi river.
II ha. long been said that copper abounds in the
regions Of country south and south west of lake
Superior. Brass, which is formed by the union
Of copper and zinc, is metal OF great impor-
tance, and is extensively used in the arts. For
ITS constituent parts we have heretofore been
indebted to foreign countries; 1t is hoped thai,
this dependence will no longer exist
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
New HYMNS.

New hymns.
lust published, and on sale by PISHEY THoMP.
% SON,
Hymns 0fthe Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States, set forth in General Convention
of the said Church, in the years 17e0, 1905 and 1926
These Hymns standard stereotype editions, and
are sold al the following prices.
8vo, in sheep binding, so cents,
12mo, do 373
1Smo, do 3l4
Washington. iuly 10