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From the New York American !
SPRING.

From the New York American
SPRING.
Al thy sweet call, oh Spring
At tanning ot thy wing,
Nature hath reused her from her wiri;v bed
And dotted hei icy pumes,
And prankd with verdant blooms
Her dewy mantle, and with flowers her head;
And I'll things living bask TN sun,
. The good without alloy
May thy ''vernal jry,''
Mother of bliss that hads, Of old thy bjrtl,
In realms forever bright
" it'll uucreated light,
ience Thy meek eyes surveyed rho ncw-bofn eartir.
And straight, heav'n's gulocn po.tas leaving,
lhou cHnrst on rosy wing the dmorous airs dowr
cIeaving;
And love with taper BRIGHT
Companion of thy flight,
kindied in human hearts his genial hlc;
Aud as its influence grew,
The god rejoiced to view
Al other feelings in that Il ane expiIc;
And man, as yet uustained aud good,
Atun'd to natures chords sang forth his gratitude
From mountain and from wood,
From fountain and from food, A#
!'nm earth, air, seattle full oicjaEAefus rose,
Aud bending from their spheresS4eAsl
Bright "ange!s leanh Ia he
And troopihg seraphs did he vfssts {SsSac fysFss
So joy they in that human ssrsfsks
Ere yet deiormed Sin artf hs:saaSissfsfsign
Aud cen in these rude avs
Springs magic touch may isisel.a11s,sg
/" y't"ons hearts new visions Of delight;
For Mt the enlarged suuI,
Spurning the dun rontIol.
Or earth born passions wings her upward fight;
Aud mid the bower of poesy
High IN her populous home young falcv revels free
AS on the buried walls
Of old Pompcis halls
Fresh glow the colours Of Itaiia's art,
So, stamped upon the brain,
bright pictures come again,
Ami long lost memories rush upon the heart
When thou, OH gentle spring dosi one
Tie fountains of thy joy, and man awaIcs to hope.
And deep religious thought
Is by thine Influence taught
And reason learns lesson wise Of thee.
Times faireSt, eldest BORN
Imagine of that sweet morn
That shall no night ia * oblivion scr
1hou biddst US hope, beyond the tomb
For renovated life, and springs eternal loom.
CONWAY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

'fGiNIf Atrules, holden in the clerks office Of IT,
superior court ct chancery for the Richmond district ,
Oh cay Of March 1928; Isaac Crd, exr ofFredericE Ar
Syie' dcc. PIT. against William Miller, Thomas 7, ~,
aH' eN OF David Ross dec. Caroline A. Baiee rs
nonas T. Haes, dec. Joha II. Christian aud NJ n
ms wife, WHO was the widow Of Charles p Ra, va
one OF Inc sons Of Thomas T. E1tcs, dec Sarah RAT.
oa"ghier "l said Thomas I. Bates dec. Naprv Rate
no" ola" frederick Bates, dec. who was one of The s
Iho7as +. Bates, dec an4En'iy, Lurius yyoodv;lc a.,
re"e,'cE haie infant childfen Of said Frederick Rat,
uec ien"nS Bates Robert 4. Walton only child Of s
san NaoD' zee. VINO was Of The daurhiers Of Tbo
- Bates dec Austin Wharton and Marcare, HE ;r
,emeIy Margaret Bates, of lhc daughters of Tboa
bses' dec James Bates, Caroline NJ Jett ouIv di
.rL % Nancy Je dec'who one of the dauobters -
hohas Bates dec. aud Edward Bales son of 1.boa
r. Bates, dec. dts. " Ho"'aS
ne defendants, Caroline NJ. Bates Sarah Rat, r..
w t"cHs W. and Frederick Bates, James Bs,ee and ~,
WaLn haies no" having entered their appearance ana
S'ven security according the act Of asee,nhI,. az, @
I"es " 'ris court apd it appearing bv satisr,c,o,r
'eo' ,'' thcy are NOT inhabitants of this cout,,,y. - g.
HF"r'c' mat Inc said defendants do arpear here m -
MS. gay OF the nest term aud answer the bill or M
pah,m; ana That cony Of this order he f,r,i.i,h -
ss'f " some newspaper published in the cit,, If PIT
S ,," p' two months successfully, and posted at III,
iron, oooT Of the capitol, in the said civ "
------11.-Iy. Iestr, J. y. BBBOTT. d.r.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
TIRGENLl.

ti{eC[.ET.4:
M '|!es holden j" the Clerks Office Superior Court
o, S''nce[y Tor the Rchnond District, The Sd day II
March, 1928: N'S Va
Mackham ~ Dr. o. "'
against
isaac saii Nicholas Mills, Lawson Burruot. HoIda,
I'honeS, Benz amin Hatcher & Elizabeth W. his wife, Sa
in"ei Taylor and Emily his wife, George L. Salli An
nrtSoh 9nIi' Richard Haris aud Elizabeth w his wife
ih",naS walden aid Elizabeth and Thomas his inc.n
children Ann Eug"nia Salli, Anaryls SalIi Corvdnu
Saiii Susan Salli Aureiius Sa, William Salli Mar
ani children Archer Ball, William Ball and J,hn n
rim S, ", , o. honeFl ilaskIns, dec. DH$.
inc beendah', Gcn-gc T. SalIi having entered his
"PPe and given security according 10 the eff
nny aud the Rules Of this Gour, and it apearng bv
satisfactory evidence, t!at he is nhsbiian, of this
county, " IS ordered, that the said defendant do appear
mere on the hst day ri the answer the bill
{" INT plaintiffs aud thar copy this order he forthwith
inserted !" some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
non' tor TWO months successfully an5 pos ted at The font
duof OF the capitol, in the said cily
Copy. Tc.ie
'" =. y. hBHOTT =, +, n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

'oNPts5IoN5 OF An OH Map Lor,io1. lalg--
HCPr'nfed, ~ }ork.-Confestions of an Old mali,
,In'eos,"pS o. an ON misunderstanding are as much the
ono as lie other. The book is-a real laI.o :, VIC
thorough cach-Penny.- lt such captiyaTirr ,i,Io
one tiSt eNcites the hope that old maidcnhood liz
eeasoDry' IS ao0ut 10 be divesed Of lis mysteries
ms book IS absolute borc-parcr inI, s,f ,,y,st
mum: w e bear too profound a respect for tho f,,
SIhHg-no the socfey of gentle spnsters to sunnoso
90! Que OF 'heIT humber Is the aulhoreys. The title is
an imposition We are ready 10 make ,g;la, ~ 70
."e so"or - 'tnriy old bachelor with dccreasjrc
rfr ana an increasing" yais,cua Its moral ,n,o.
o'pnnF ,"'' any W"fn'n conid write so 61t a novel
Biii # \ real bona hde old maud ,v,,,rJ ot ,.;,
ne! confessions no" TIE bpnb would SELL How tl,c
sfProm0lgainr would he nJJ,tced-ho,y Tho 1e,. ~
F",I ""uio .ccn WIZ renHncat'ons Of od-uaidensfip
what amsc II would make IN the JPo,t '
he confessions Of an old raid! IND what ,yori5
Oh maids have 10 confess That tbey were evsr az,
l4s Tor mdirInony, but tira no body asked hera Ger
fanny not There IS scarcely old maid in existencp
idt might not lave been married had she thought bro
Hrf :" accept Ten. Dck. Ilafry @of a hy band II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

I" p9~hat"n Co"%y Court, February. d, 1928.
hGosn Garter PHI, against LiltIeberfy II. Mosby
anc Ohm W. ASH, dehs.-Iu Chaacery
Tbs day came the plaintiff, BY his attorney. and
nien ms 61h against the defendants, aud The defep
danis having filed their answers 10 the same ti,c,n
upon by Consent Of porties, it is decresd and ordered
~ '"e ouf5 'hat the Comtnissoasr ehancery for
lhis county do state all account Of Claims
may DC exhibited TO hun against tie defendant lii
ueoerFy III. Mosby, and which were intended 10 be
prov 'ded for ty the deed of trust executed bv be said
i'"SoE to Tie defendant John w. Nash, on the 9Oti
Gay "' May 1926 and referred in the plaintiffs b.
ana Tue SAID COMMISSIONER furthermore dreclc5 10
STATE an account nf the proceeds Of the sales made
o} the defendant ash Under the trust deed apr sand
aud OF each creditors portion of the SAID proceeds, a.
gFeea9ty TO t"c provisions of the SAID trust deed and
make report thereof 10 court. together i any mai;
'ers specially stated deemed pertinent bv the CON-
MISSIONER or which may be required by either of the
parties TO be SO stated: and further ordered that
the commissioner give public notice in this c1uni
aRd ~ one OF the Rchmond newspapers for one
month az The time ana place appointed rs him for
stating the SAID accUunts and requiring ali persons in
'efes'ed ~ Tire trust dee aforesaid 10 exhibit ter
Claims properly authenticated.
A copy-Feste: WaI S DANCE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
MIR. WILLIAM MILLER

,;,e Of John Miier-Sir, please to take no
between the hours Of nine o'clock A. NJ md &c 9e M
az lne once NJ Joseph Mayo Esq in the div ibnons
E"ete9 10 take the deposition Of Mr. NichoIas Mile y,
superior court Of chaucery for the Ricbmnnd III ''
.',g and Others are plaintiffs, and you and o,bc,
at which time and place you will ,t,erG
Arril 1S--,vft ,,,,,r ,,..,o.----
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
Lynchhmrg, Feb. II

/ JIRCik,NE1: 1T a superio, cour, ~ - - - =
~ 'ne capitol IN the city Of Richmond the 5i dav Of r.
o.nary' ioS3: Cdtharne OConmen the elder lance
Council ~ his own right md as executor Of ri,o,.s
'Co"eH Elizabeth OConneil, Catharine O'ConneII Inc
gu"SF'' dhn "oseph Mayo, administrator Of CortsIus
ON'''"eII' pts against .4ndrew Hcther:on Jacob ,,,
william D. Wren, Sergeant Of the CITY of Eirh,d -,
wnom was committed for administration the ~ Jt
! Miller dec. dts ' '' " "' '"'
his cause cauIc this day IN be heard a., H., ,
,; i "H' ano was argued By counsel, on considcra-
% 'ne court doth order, that the defendant
:" '" -. "fen' do render account of his admins.
tfatfon ct the estate of John Miller while in big GI
"i me CITY ct Richmond; and ,Fa the defendant
NiiHH MilIer do render n account of his
a" the said John Miller. dprpased sipcs HE
Hmd the cour; doth further ORDER that the said VIZ,
H'eI @" 'en"rr an account Of John Mers administra
ton o the estate Of Cornelius OConnelI deceased
"' W e commissioners of the Conrt who is directed n
examine, state and settle the id gccu,n,s and , ,,
e =" m court WIN any matters specially stated deemed
parties 10 be so stated. 49,. - '"'
." copy Ieste' WA. G. PENDLETON, c. C.
CoMMIssIoEER's OFFICE,
Richmond, .Hpru 14h, 1928 (
ihe parties interested will please take ro'i-o III. 7
have appointed the 21st 5ay Of june rev, - cc,a
the accounts directed bg5he aforcgonr order or bc c,
on which day at o'clock, Il. NJ they are required 70
attend at my Office, prepared with the necessary proofs
documents Tor examination and settlement.
% 4.HOS L,9DD. m. r.
fIjSG f|J3 At rules, holden in The clerks oice of
'c superior court Of chancery Tor the Richmond district
LedowIek Warrocf, dn P''' 'e''"''
M ne defendant Todowiok Wauork, not having entered
Of ploS,'nce and given security according to the art
4" assembly and the rules Of this cnur, and !, So.
s W s'iSiaeory evidence, that he is not an inbabi
ds, d. ''.s ooun'y; 1t is ordered, that fire said defer
.s pp'' heIe on The first day Of tie next term
49,; 49, ",s DH OF The plaintiff; and int a cor, If
i;5 s' pe IofhwIth inserted in some nevspa Der prb
;I N ire city Of Richmond, .for tao months encc
the said city. % VI '"S oaP'oi' IN
70 e'fy' T's'o, :. r. ABBOTT. q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
I'D o Y @ az Y.
GREECE.

IN. HOWE closes of his farciblc and pathetic
appeals 10 the American people in behalf of Greek
rs foows:-
ecce expects il of yousle has Ia sted your bounty
aud looks for continuance of it, and will IL
say, that of those mped her Shore thousands
VI women and children watching every sail tha
comes from the west, and haeriug themselves with the
nope that may be American ship with provisions 10
irem."
This suggestion has given birth TO the folio w ing be
tu poe teal eFuson, which first appeared in the Con
necticut Courant:-
On the steep coast they stand
Aud watch the tossing sea,
For the banner of our glorious land,
Tho land OF liberty:
when on the misty deep,
Like a dark speck il seems,
They trace its clustering stars, aud weep,
And bless their piiyng beams.
Why throng those wi,low'd ones
w Tin wild aud eager tread:
Where your mothers stately sons?
Her with ,he dead.
That naked orphan train
With want and famine pale,
Why rush they near the sounding ma ii?
They watch our country's sail
WHY gaze, as once the band
Which lsraers desert spread,
Gal faintius on that Saviour's hand
Which deal the broken hreais
FIRM Sparta's crest is low
Bright Athens in the dust,
And DER their homes the MoS,cm foe
Exults in pride and lust.
That cliue which threw her robe
OF ella sSic ght er all,
w hose bards and sages bade the globe
To hig festival,
Bie ad and garment needs:
Awake Fathers Land.
Aud while her struggling bosom beedS,
Extend thy healing hand.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

The parties interested IN the foTcoo;r,, order rs
court are Hereby Notified that have appointed The
hrst day OF May next, for commencing the perform
ance OF the duties required OF ire by The said ORDER
o' ""icn cay by ~ o'clock, m. they are required
OF ScotV'e, with their papers &c ready for exa,6i.
nation and all creditors of Lit;leberry II! Mosby are
requested 10 exhibit their claims on or before that
ooIoFs mr. III ORDER that each creditors portion
OF 'he proceeds OF the sale made BIZ thc an Nah
oe ascertaned JOHN w. DANCE, Cor,'r
commissioners Office, Scottville, March 90, 18ga.
yAf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

y iRGiNi4. At rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior Cont of chancery for The Richmond dis
ct the 80 day OF March 1923: RIordecai Miller pli
against Fhiiip u Na!stei!er, the NJ Society against
IRE on buildings of the State OF Virginia and tie ptesf-
dts. 0'''
The defendants the President Directors and Gonna.
pany OF tie Bank of alexandria, not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules OF This court and an.
perang by satisfactory evidence, that they are not IN
nao,'ans OF THIS country ii ordered at the said de-
term ana answer the bill OF the plaintiff and tina, Co.
pl OF inns order be forthwith inserted in some newsua
per published In the city of Richmond for two months
in the said city. f'
10 A copy. Teste. ]. B. ARROTT d q q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

=, "'UiNff ~ rules, hodcn in the clerks Office Of
we superior court Of chaucery for the Rcbmond di,.r~,
nv nv 81 Gay % March, 1928: George Wood, pit asains,
ne o'Iendant Thomas Wood, not having cutered his
aTea'a''e ana given security according TO The ac, of
ana the rules Of this court. and appearing ,,
evidence, that he is not an in1a bart If this
country; it ordered that the said defendant do
v" we usi day ol tie terni, aud veI the bill
% e pia" ard that copy Of this order be forthwith
e" ~ some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mono Tor two months successveIv and postpd at Tho
'''gt ooof Of The capitol. in the aid CITY
- co7r. Tese, T. 3. ABRCTT. d. r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26


IIRGLNL9: At rules, holden in the clerks Office
Of The superior court Of cbancery for the Richmond
district. The Cd day of March, 1925: Peter Green,
George Vaughan. Nathaniel Bnford, Fielding Chris
IIan Evans Carter, Page Lee Daniel Alley, Hezekiab.
hno and Mildred Binford, Rainey Christian, Wash
ing'on Vaughan and Collier Christian, free persons
Of coor PITS against Robert Ladd, c>'r of Tin 7as
Hinford, dec. Phoebe Munfofd Earwool Charlotte,
hggy, Eleanor, Bamcris, Nancy, Collier, Pbjlina'
anna Minerva, f'uYanua, Joyannic, Christian AGuil.
Ia Abner Munda and Carroll, dts.
We defendants, Except Robert Ladd, ex'r of Tho
mas BDford, dec. not having entered tber anpear.
ance and given security according to the acl Of as
sembiy and tbe rules Of This court and il appearing BY
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants Of
ms country; 1t IS ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of the next term and an
s"er The bil Of The plaintiffs; and that copy CT this or
Ger he forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
10 ,Re CITY OF Richmond for two months successivelv
and posted AZ the front door of the ca po IN the sd
city. cCpy Teste
90 WI. w. THENING, g. r..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

Mr. Nathaniel Marson of NJ ane, has posted Miss Sa
orina boston for citing HIM He saws ga few weeks
suce unbcno,vn TO me, she received an offer from q
young man who had little cash than could
command, aud my arrival found that he or his cash
had srpplanted me IN her Gftctionsn After warning
all Young men against being caught i'll such an evil
net" he congratuIaes himself Gaping with lit
tie iitioaon, and tie loss Ct je,c dt,s tnr The
mstrntona! bands, with Witch lie should soon h., -
been huulid 10 pct fdions coe,r.rrE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

MONkiES.-.4pes and Moniies considered by
some rs car'cature upon man, designed to humble
ms pride and fepress bis vanity. Ii may be so: but
he who conempates monkey w feeling of hui
initiation, rs the more Contemplate animal Of the two
man should never be ashamed of his reia ions (iT
morkics are SUCH aud least Of all should he be lea
ons OF tue powers and capacities OF tie brutes. A
weaver would cut 4 pretty figure in expressing his
envy ut Tie spidcr-So would a mason IN undertaking
the skill of the beaver.
The ape approaches more nearly than the
monkey, bat the latter rs the Interesting brute
TINE might pass away his whole life pleasantly, III
Watching the piankS and manoeuvre= oil these ms
chisvous little 'asCsls. The lion is called The 'uuti M.
ted lord OF the ores he is not 5o-he never ~ ends
to question the right Of the monkes TO lie dominion
OF those parts where they may please fix their re.
sidence. The tiger sometimes takes ii into ms head
TO ueapass upon their territories, but the offensive
rerations carried BY his little antagonists fron, the
tops OF the trees, TO hun inaccessible, suo, compel him
TO abandon the field As little respect DO they pay 10
TIE lordy form of man. when he intrudcs on their pre-
m'ses' They jump from tree 10 tree, SUI round him.
chatter, gitn, make faces, and !hrow sticks at hin.
me dignity OF the human will il is said awe tho
non himse!i-!t is subject OF meTrimeni " ith the
monkey.
The chief enemy OF the monkey is the serpent and
thcy are constant beliigerents. Tie large scrpcu,s
whi w'ns cautiously up the trees, and if they catch
'heir eue'nes asleep, they swallow them whole. What
iuss Tie it,ic rogue must make hen lie wakes up
anu ma himself In The stomach al serpent. OF all
SORTS Of animal food lss monkey must be the least
digcsible.
Honkes fare best in India; they are objects Of wor
ship there and temples built III their honor What
mas man not worshpped III his blindness and iolly?-
ONIONS, cows and croccdiles- and to crown all mon
kie! In Guserat there arc hospitaIs for bruIcs and
many monties whe stand III no need of medical adj
vice. take up their quarters there and live like ma
oohs Others often come in large numbers into the
cy ana establish themselves the roofs Of the bon
seS. 1t the natives not prompt in furnishing them,
with rice and fruits they break the tiles and throw them
down pon passers by, in all the license OF unbrided
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

1i'"h'i3: AT rules holden in the clerks Office 81
''e superior court of chancery for the Richmond dlstrc,
inc -" Gay OF March, 1929 Robert Horsecy ad,pi,a
tfa'of ana Sarah Megginsnn, widow aud admx of Jose
hiegsinson' deceased William Meggnson Archibald B.
mrSs,NSnn' Joseph O. Meggnson, Samuel g. AIcaninsoD
'o'h II, ana bepanin Megginson, (thc two last being
infants by their guardian the said Archibald b William
berkeley and Elizabeth C. (hs wfc,) aud Nathaniel r
rover asa Mary j. (hs wife) heirs distributes Of
SofP, y Mecghson, deceased, pits. against Josenb
dts. l "V''' "FC'
me defendant Joseph Cabcll, not having eufcr,d his
ana gwen security according 10 the a ct Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and Il
satisfactory evidence tina he is Tot iulabitant of This
country ordered, that tc said defendant do
Oh u,e n'St day 81 lie next term, and answer III bill
OF the plaintiffs aud that copy of this order be for,hvi,
~ some newspaper published in the city of Rich
o' f TWO months successfully, and posted at tie front
""or OF tho capitol Of the said city.
~ COPY. Tesie. J. B. AEBO1,1, Il r q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

! tiRGiNLf: AT rules, holden in the clerks ofice
., te SUPERIOR court OF chancery for tie Richmond
district, the Sd day of March, 1923: Cenro-n NJ"
ana Elizabeth his wife. ugustine Jones and Mr.
w ithers, pits against Philip J. C!aibnrpe John IN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

Richmond, .lp1i 15M, 1898
liz" p'F'ieS Interested will please take notice that /
have appointed the 18Th day June mex, ensuing to
me"ce the accounts dc ced by above reced order Of
me corr; on which day at O'Clock, A. a. they are
'eq ed |" attend at my Office, with hooks paprrs
ana documents necessary ole me to PERFORM the
oidcr OF the court. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

borne dec. and Thomas Broadu,an dts
The defendant Thomas Btoadman not bariros .,
'eFed his appearance and given security aeco,dlHg t
me act OF assembly and the rules OF this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not AN
i'aoI'"h OF This country; il is ordered. that the sand
"a'uai. 90 appear here on the first day of the next
term, and answer the bill the piainifS; aud tha.
copy OF 's order he forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond, for ,v,
months Soccessivey and posted at the front door of
Tie caP''o 10 the said city.
~ II copy. reste, J. B. 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-31
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION

/
The annual convention Of the Protestant t
piscopaI Church Of Virginia, commence II
session al Petersburg, on the I5th, and cDos:.
on Sunday The 18Th inst
A, The close Of The Sabbath, the clergy a.
laity Of the convention assembled round lbr.
tar, when the bishon addressed, aud took ni
leave VI them as follows:
BRETHREN:
Agreeahly TO that practice which has a"..
marked the close Of our conseuVlondl !1Ja|
we surround the altar OF the Rcd emrr 10
press our thanktulness to him for that o.
which has distinguished cur proceeding i
the spirit ual blessings We have enJoyrd Gui
our association; and also 10 take IN aH,eHoH
leave Of each Other.
When we call 10 view the imporlanl to0''
in which we have been engaged, and coa''-
the peaceful spirit in which thosr concerns ~
been transacted, how hrartlfll should De 'he"
pre- ssion Of our GRATITUDE to God. Inc !"
illogical Seminary, that school oil thr rIopI
that nursery Of ,he Church, from whi1h sen
received. SO much bancft and adrinlaS" O.
from which we have reason ~ expect sl'8'
er results, has received from the Denei''"
OF our friends an impulse which We uu'
ensure its success, aud render IL an oDi'.
commanding importance, not only TO '''' y
cess, but 10 our relig ious community Br'"
Seven Young men, six OF whom are '''
ci thar institution, have this day been Gum
TO holy orders; men, from whose ia00rs' u
es whica have been destitute Tor NAM ;"
will be supplied; and the word oil he Conn.,,
nicatcd to those who have looked to Us ".
ritual help. Yes! the walls Of some o.
churches, in which the voice Of tie u0'P''
no, been heard for twenty years, VIII AS''" >,
sound with The glad tdings Of saI'AUoO'
wake the prayers and praises OF our ri
The hungry will be f d with The bfea' o. r.,,,
The thirsty vii! be led TO the fountain or"
living waters, that they may drink; tn n.' ~
Of the Lord Jesus Christ VIII be eIhi'',s'
their view, and poor weeping peni',en'ss. ;,
rected to Calvary, for The salvation OF '":',
mortal sools. My heart vibrates WIN ~,
the glowing prospect presented to 'o, o,r,l
and my soul rel oices in the increasing p''F
Of our Zion. r.i
When we contemplate the blessing st
which God 10 his mercy hath favored vs.
have reason TO take courage, and P'e:' ~ ;, ls
in the discharge Of our duty. }! ID ,b,,m
preaching Of The gospel in its pufiTH, Kim. b
are TO expect continuance Of 'hF