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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
Charles Bennett.
district of Columbia,

County Of alexandria.
APRIL Tenn, 1928.
Joseph Vaudeville, Hugh Iarohn, Jas
s Scott, Alexander Moore, James Il,
Riddle. John Jackson Daniel Som
ers Thomas Semmes, Ihos Mount, Pin CHancery.
and BENJAMIN Baden, Complies,
AGAINST
Romulus Riggs, DeiI
1u1HE defendant Romulus Riggs, not having entered
disappearance and given security, according to
The stae and rules of this Court and appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit filed, that
the said Romulus Rggsis not an nhabtant OF the Dis
trct of Columbia the motion ofthe Compliments by
,h;r eo,osel it is ordered, that the Defendant Rom
nS Riggs do appear here on the first day OF next No
yember Term. and snsu er the bill of the Complain
ants and give security for performing the DEGREES Of
nmhSshed in one ofthe public newspapers, printed in
~. town of Alexandra, for two months successivey
and that another be posted on TIE front door OF
Test,
may 26--2swSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03

Cotton and Hemp Seine 7wine, &c.
vgyHE SUB scriber has for sale the first quality of
COT on AND HEMP SEINE THYME,
winch he will sell low for cash, cred to Gus
toners, ALSO,
A General assortment Of Groceries.
octl5 GEO. COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
Writing paper

h THOMPSON has just received, on SALE large
4 supply Of hmes' DENY, folio post cap, and 4to
post writing paper, hot and cold pressed-prce - TO
SIS perrcam,
Armies medium and royal envelope paper, OF very
fine quality, yellow and gray.
langstroth's denny
roval WRITING fAFhh'
super royal
imperial
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
law Books.

UST received. at the Auction Store, Cor private
d sale. at half book store prices.
Samples of variety of LAW Books, to the attention
of practitioners and others, is requested. Among
them, are
Easts Reports, by Day, 10 vols Tauntons Report,
$ vols, Bannell e Alderson's DO 4vos; Tyler. do,
? vols; American Digest, 4vols; Blackstone, Repu,
. vols; Abbot on Shipping; Hawkins Pleas Of III,
Crown; Jacobs on sea Laws; Mannery's Digest Saiht
Evidence; Fell on Guarantees; Edwards Admir- IN
Reports, Coke's, Addison's, &c. Reports B,nSmF
Acts; Bailments, &c. spHl.i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
70 keMt.
To Rent,
For Rent,

h AIarge wellsituated Store, ~iti' al 'A,,.
9Th rentdry cellar attached to it. lst'nI~.
gsss bly, well calculated for the Dry 'oods ~"
80. ness, and tenant in tina, line W0U'" u
ceivethe preference. The rent will be moIe,,,t
octSO GEO. COII NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
WRITING i APER.

Folio post, foo>cap, 40 post and note raper, manu-
featured by Donaldson, Anes Bike. A'len' King &C
HE elephant, Columbian, and DENY drawing paper;
sealing wax waters, qu., nkstands penknves, eras'
ers letter folders, and stationary in general
OSBORNES' AMERICAN WATER Coi.ohS.
The Manufacturer of these co'"rS, having brought
them 90 degree of excellence which will sustain Il
comparison ws,h the finest imported water colors, IN
irons his customers and the public, that ne can no"
furnish all the fine colors used in flower, landscape
and miniature painting, at re 'uced pieces V@Igeh"
inc sepia carmne Crimson scarlet, and Nadder Lakes,
of the finest, quality, Indian Yellow G'!iatone Ultra
marine, Cobalt Blue, Thenard's @ue, &c; Osborne
prussian blue, Bisrec, Cologne Earth, and Blue Yer
otter, particularly recommended to the slteh'Io
nf Artists The above coors are sold wholesale and
retail by p. Thompson Agent.
Also amel's hair; sable; Pitch and Farnsh Brush
es for water and oil color painting paint stones bac
lead pencils ivory paper Bristol boards s"'d En-"
bossed, Colorcd and marble papers.
march II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03

Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, ID. e.
June |, 1873.
G Persons calling for letters in the above list, WI
ease say THEY ARR ADVERTISED, or they mag not g.
en-.
A james Jackson
izabeth Ashford Oliver Jones
avid Atwood, jr Jui'a Ann Junus
ettee Armistead
i'm Adam Frances Leeblsne
avid Allison "
alter Alexander Sarah Mortmore
b Mary Ann Mcpherson
emf Bradfed Catherine McCarty
I'M Beckley John Marshall, un'r
seph Rover Mrs Jane Monroe
,briel Bradley John Mcdonald
mt Beat,ey VIM McMcEen
,bt Bosworth Mary Ann McDunnCk
20 Bruce Susan McGraw
AVID Bruce JAS ID Moore
; Brooks y
enry Bean Sarah Nelly
AIRY Ann Baden O
ances 3uckey Rich'd Osbouinc
AIRY I Buckley p
Mr. Pickerel (carnenter)
mn W. oiark William Ricketts,
AIRY Carr Ct Do.
ilIiam Cohagen Ill, Pc
= "eo Gu'''''"" Rich'd Rock
Fan r oo'Ne lgnatious RatcliH
10. Cruise
Chas A Stokes 3
:" W ~ me- James IL Smoot
len DALEY I,.ro,;na So,o,,o,
illiamson Dsde -, g.
Chas Scott
ncy Evans Josas Simpson
IN ID Emerson VIM Scott
,hraim Evans WIN Simms
IRA custer Capt Anthony Shove
.nnah Ann Gavin WIN G. sydnoy
John Smith (ship builderl
pit John Fowler James W Sears
pit Benz fendail Mary Ann Sears
Alton fairal "
'llIam Foh'n Luther Townsend 9
U Edmond Tyler
mes Gait Thos Tucker
zaheih Grimes NBT Tucker
n BENZ Thomas
I'm House WIN Thomas
bt Hume Capt JAS Thompson
< J HOFFMAN y
izabeth Hunter Mary Vernon
ONO Hollis W
W Horner Ann wb;tt;ngton
$ in'' puSe-s"ee' III Way
: " ha'pcr John Watson
ther HALEY Fred,k Wav
Anderson Weathers
mes Jack Thos airing
June DAM. RRNAN, p. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
Bacon. AlarA, &c,
NJ. MILLER { son
Venetian Window Blinds,

S'Slioll w iilNioN lDllll(S
VNtiE subscriber begs leave TO inform he npb,.
Il that he has commenced the manufacture Of win
dow blinds of every description such as
Spring roller shutter blinds, for the outside og,h,
windows,
Spring venetian curtain blinds for The inside. an,
Spring parlour blinds.
Spring hall doors.
GJrhe above will be made at the shortest noi,.
and lower than the wholesale New York prices IN,
above bnds which he offers 20 the public, are no,
be surpassed for neatness. elegance, and dur.bGnI,
any thing fthe kind heretofore offered -
also, Portable desks, gentiemen's dressngc,e,
and all kinds OF Cabinet work made at the ,hors,
notice, by application to the subscriber on Washing
ton street, doors north OF King street. oppos,e,.
MarshaPs Office. 0rdcrsior Washington ,obcIcNa
N =. Poor, Commission Store on the Avenue.
N. b Old blinds repaired and painted.
az Two APPRENTICES WANTED.
march 26 w. J. FERGUSON II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
70 Rent
For Rent,

For Kent,
,x-. The new Fire Proof STORE at the
sf3 corner of Prince and Union-streets, the stand
: lss recently occupedby Mess Cohagen Whit
49, tie. also,
- The Brick STORE on Fairfax street,
SEEEf recently occupied by Messrs, c. & L. p.
IA: al Thompson, The rents will be moderate and
.k.-S.s immediate possession given. Appiyto
sept 20 WIN. FOWLE 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
New ark Cider.

AZ Bbls New ark Cider, landing fran schoone
y Erie and for sale by
NAV % STEPHEN SHINN, Janneys wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
FOR Rent.
New-Orlcans SUGAR

40 barrels, landing this day, from the Schoone
" Triton, from New York, and will be sold low
fromthe wharf. Apply to S. MEssERSMilh
90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LIN L |it cAAsSAS
yHy9E subscriber offers for sale the following proper
il ", on accommodating terms.
two story Brick House and the back buildings,
with half acre of ground attached to the house.
situate the Intersection OF the north east corner OF
Washington and Oronoko streets. The house IS a
mong the most comfortable dweih"gsn H'eXSndfa'
..&SA ALSO,
&g9SsIlA a small frame house, adjoining the above
SxasSsT lot to the South, the lot on which tins
sSgfe3s house stands, is thirty feet ON Washing
ton street, running West. is feet Sinches
AL,o,
vacant halfacre lot TO the West IF the first men
toned Tot, and sdjoninS it, being now IN clover
Also,
snsil lot, twenty feet ON Prince street, BY one num-
bred feet back situate the south side OF Princess
street, between Columbus and Washington streets,
adjoining the properly of Mr.. Robert BrocAett, Junr
Also,
Two acres of ground Oh Washington street, when
extended and at the intersection Montgomery street
and the Alexandria and Washington Turnpike Road
Also,
lot of ground at the intersection of Royal and Duke
streets, adjoining the lot on which st PauPs church,
stands fronting 90 feet Roy al street and IFS feet
inches on Duke street
ALSO,
ground rent lot at the intersection OF ST. Asaph
and Princess streets.
About 700 acres of land the County of Loudoun and
State of Virginia, through Whichthe LeesburS Turn
pike Road passes. This lands situate from one 10
two miles from eesburg, omit theresa
COMFORTABLE DIV ELLING HOUSES
kSxS With rooms IT. with All the necessary out
kS{d houses, more than one half vi the tract Is
cleared, the rest is in
WOOD,
It's very convenient TO several excellent Merchant
Mills itisneedess to give more minute descriP-
ton of it, persons inclnng to purchase will exam
inc il,
Also,
$50 Acres Of Hand,
@Sssx In the county OF Spotsyl'ana, Va. "a
s,fRSS bout II miles from fredericksburg through
NfSS this land the Turnpike Road from that town
.ssSAsAto Charlottesville, passes Application may
be made to the subscriber III Alexandra.
may 7--2aw4w EDM. ]. LEE.
New ark Cider.
- Bbls New ark Cider, landing from schooner
Ill y Erie and for sale by
may "a STEPHEN SHINN, Janneys wharf,
Charles Bennett.
HAS received by Brig Cossaek from Liverpool. and
Aloffers for sale
4bales first quality shoe thread
case patent w. d. and coloured Tailors thread
4baIes best Brdport herring twine
NAV IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
Floriaa Hand Agency.

VNHE subscribers have opened an Office in The Clt
1 of Tallahassee, for the purchase ands Of
Lands In the Territory Of Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
Hist OK SIetters

Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, d. c.
June |, 1873.
GT Persons calling for letters in the above list, Will
please say TREY ARE ADygGrISED, or they mag not git
fl,y,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03

Superior Court of Chancery, held IN The low
, = Oh .,n.l Plaintiff,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-03
NLSO,
$50 Acres Of Alana,

4s4as In the county OF Spotsyl'ania, Va. "a
sMfTS bout II miles from fredericksburg through
sfNS this land the turnpike Road from that town
se<dAsAto Charlottesville, passes. Application may
De made to the subscriber in Alexandria
nav 7-2aw4w EDM. !. LEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION. ~ TIN,
GfEAT STATE OF NEW YORK..
HIRRA fnr IL L..


Extract of a letter from anpeDBcr of the Se,,,,,
NJ .FetC York, dGteH 3lSt Tqapqy,,
~ cur Legislative meeting for nomination Of
resident bias This evening been held. on INN
aTed andten members present Cen J,clsor ,,..,
unanimously nominated. Mr.. Carroll OF the Sc
nate made speech against it, aud was cloouentIv
eng iorci'iy replied to by Mr.. Butler. Mr.. Cav
ron then asked TO be excused from VOTING. Which
was granted him, and the resolution in favor of he
nero carried Ivy acclauadOn and with entire
uhanImIty Upon the subject Of the Vice Presi-
deDcy, we ~'
Hesot0ed 1hat we would unite with orr Re,ob-
ican friends throughout the Union in gupportino
the candidate who shall appear best calci,I5teJ ~
unite their suifages ~
Our political atmosphere is clear. and o,- f-o,,7
in admirable 5prits" 0U' ''i'''4'
IN a subsequent letter The numbers are thus
stated: Inc Senate consists Of % members
jackson out Of town The House consists If I1s
men6eTs-9l attended, and several known friends
Of the General out o. town. rWg6 al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07
(De5afe to DC Continued :
SATURDAY, FER. 2.
i lac Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUsE o. REpREsENTATIVrs

HUU5E OF REPRESENTATIVES,
IANDS SOUTH or I,ENcN-ESSEE
Inc Speaker laid before the House a letter f-or,
the secretary Of the Treasury, transmitting re-.
port rom the Commissioner Of the General T.an5
UIhce' containing the information called for bV fbe
Rouse on The z2d january, uliimo, FRI relation IN
70 e survey 0; lands. il ths Srr-c-e-'. Tif.t-io.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07
WAsHINerov, February 5.

d IN the senate, yesterday, Mr.. Cobb prese nted a
report and the resolutions of the State Of Georgia
insisting on thefutlment ofthe compacts between
,d nai State and the United States, in relation to the
Senate spent some hours in the Consideration n ~
ecutiye business. - Ia
n the House of Representatives, after the ne
ulonS had been presented, the House resumed the
cTniideFaton OF the resolutions offered by Mr..
CHil'0h' when MIR. Buchanan made some remarks
which occupied nearly two honrs Mr. Riyes
then obtained the floor, but being somewhat indi,-
posed, the House adjourned.
hr; Mercer made an unsuccessful effort TO offer
resolution 70 enfore, hereafter, the rule of the
iiJuSc when limits the consideration of motions
aud resolutions to an hour, but as II rcn,,ired The
unanimous consent Of the House to offer a resoln-
uon while another is pending, and as an objection
was made, he did not succeed rN,gt nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07
IOUTSIAN

SPIRITED and numerous meetings 10 favor Of Cen,
jackson have taken place throughout this S+ate a
convention 90 form her Jackson Electoral Jirtot
assembled al New Orleans on thc i5b January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07

ALBANY Feb. lit will he nrece;,o,, tl,.t .,
IaFli resolutions from the assembly. were aJonteJ
Yesterday in the senate, by a triumphant vote hot
withStanding the attempted evasions and delavs
winch theymet with by the way side We are
thus bic in our notice of subject, (Which we
propose TO speak OF more fully hcreafter,) lest a
passing remark, as in the instance yestcr,i, -,
may disturb the sensibities of some of our GOOD
on the floor a r,-isi'ii
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--In the House Assembly
Oh ,iio state, on Wednesday Resolutions were ado-
ted by a Vote of nig,efy semen 10 tJrce e., ;1,,I
ing our Senator'S and requesting our Representa-
yves III Congress, to endeavour 10 obtain such al
terations IN the Tariff will afford futher nrotec
uon to the wolleunauufact urers and agricultural
ISIS y he resolutions wore to be consderedin the
Senate on Friday. T1feCc az, ''i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-07

South OF Tennessee; which letter yyas read, ana
referred to the Committee on Public Lands
SILK AND SILK WORMS
The Speaker also laid before the House the fol-
lowing letter:
WAsHINGroN, Feb. lst, 1928.
SIR; have the honor TO present to Congress,
through you, a treatise on the rearing of silk
Worms, by Count Won Haggi of Munich, who
sent 10 Inc for this purpose. The Count has seen
the resolution vi the House of Representatives. di-
recung the compilation OF manual ON the culture
OF Sik' and was DESTROYS TO promote the patriotic
views of the House. by .cndin,e the result of hi.
aborS IN the same subject, and as evidence OF the
good will he bears the United States.
I have the honor 10 be,
Very rcsDectfuiiv
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24
1DGE D

Lately at Northampton Mass. Mir. Daniel Bliss Upham, by cutting his throat. It is sta- ted that strong drink had made him insane. 5 At Savoy. Mass. Mr. Urbane Crittenden, of PlainfeId Mass aged l9. He was married on Tuesday. the lst of July, removed to Sa- ,oy on the third. was seized with violent fe- yer on the 5th, and died at l2 o'clock on the 9th.
 At Hartford, 10th year of her age, Mrs. H. M. SwatheI, of Middletown, re!ict of the late. Mir. Wm. R. Swathel.
 At Hartford, MT. Ralph H BolIes, 42; MT Ebenezer w. Russell, 49 and Mr. Timothy Dodd 75.
 At Albany. Mir. Daniel Steele. Bookseller.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24
Litchfield & Bridgeport
e Through from LitchJield to Ne,O. Fork is
 one Ddy.~f0

e. Through from Litc4feld to Ne,O- York i,s
 one Day.sfO
 THIS STAGE will leave Litchfield every Monday. "Wednesday, and Friday morning. at o'clock. passing through the towns of Bethlem, Woodbury, Newtowp. Monroe and Irunbull. and arrives at Bridgeport in time for passengers to take ;h+ Steam Boat SUN for New York. where they will arrive at P. M. The Stage leaves Bridgeport on the ar rival of the Boat from New York every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. and arrives in Litchlield al 10 o'clock P. M.
 The MAIL STAGE leaves New Milford three times week, on the same days that the Stage leaves LitchfeId.at 5 o'clock in the morning and arrives in Newtown in time to meet the Stage for Bridgeport Returning. leaves NewtOwn on the arrival of the Stage.
 E. HAYES. Proprietor.
 Bridgeport. July 23d, 1928.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24
What a change have a few years produced.
 Nat. Gaz.l

Ats Jackson Meeting in Tennessee, Pleas ant Henderson, Esq. was nominated as an Op- position ElectOr for one of the districts.- The following letter from Mir. Henderson, while It exposes the misapprehension of his political feeling, which must have led to his nomination, succintly gives his reasons for Op- posing, instead of supporting the Military chieftain :-
 To the Editor cfthe National Baner.
 have seen in the Murfreesborough Cour- fer, an invitation which has also been copied into your paper, for me to run as an ElectOr in favor of General Jackson in this district With this request decline complying, for va rious reasons some of which will briefly as- sign:
 I. do not consider General Jackson qual- fled 10 preside over the affairs of the United States.
 2. His whole course of life denotes want ofcapacity and disposition adapted to civil pre- ferment.
 5. do not consider a man who would not submit to any will but his own, and who had been in the habit of violating all orders, and laws when conflicting with his inclinations, fit to govern others.
 4. do not believe that Gen. Jackson, ,lnde- pendant of the battle of New Orleans would ever have been thought of for President, and l cannot perceive how that one victory can l qualify one. before considered out of the ques- tion, for so important an office. PLEASANT HENDERSON. On the 4th inst. the first stone of the Balti- more and Ohio railroad was laid by Charles Carroll of CarroIlton. The procession on the occasion was composed offpersons of every business, trade and employment in Baltimore Many were at work on platforms--on wheels. The manners naNigated the streets in a ship called the Unlon.
 Commodore Porter is expected to return to ! the United States in d few weeks. Whether he will remain. or return to the service of the Mexican Government we have not ascertain | ed.
 1 RemiaeScence.-A correspondent of the Phil adelphian has ascertained by Magazine of 1778, that there was splendid celebration of the 4th ofJuly that year in Philadelphia. when l7,OoO persons assembled on green where they had an entertainment. at which they drank nothing but beer and cider.
 LIGHTNING.-During. the months of July and August, greater number of barns are struck by lightning, by twenty to one. than any other objects of equal height and timber The reason is the calculations which arise from barn, filled with hay and grain, recently ga- thered are great, and form cloud of rarefed air,which reach to great height in the atmos- phere. This column is direct attractor and conductor of the electric fluid as much so as the smoke ofan extinguished candle is to an approximating flame. Erect lightning rods ttS your barns, and the fluid is conducted to the earth. ".
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24
Salisbury, July 9, 1928.
Mir SmitI, ;-

MT SWIlN;-
 take the liberty to inform you that the Toasts published in the last L. c. Pos used at the late celebration at Salisbury, not uttered that occasion; at the table where the principal celebration was held. A. Sterling, Esq. of Sharon, present. but did not give the Toast you ascribe him. There no 6iasphemous perversion of Scrip ture in any toast used on that occasion.
 Respectfully yours, - [The above comes to us with responsible name, ,& unquestionabIy true. We hardly know what to think of our friend Wells, paper expressly states that the toasts copied, and some ten dozen oflike character gren at the table tmhch authority for part of the account, and a gentleman from S. stated here that AnseI Sterling Esq gave the only thorough Jackson toast uttered at the table. The one ascribed to him we though was very like such toast. But "this world is strangely given to ying."]
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24

In your last weeks paper is paragraph in which it is stated thatit is not generally known as it ought to be, that milk in which wheat flour has been boed
 is an invaluable remedy in dysentery Now it is as important health and life valuable, that it sould be ''generaly known' that the doctrine contained in that communication is wholly erroneous. So far from being invaluable remedy, its effects if it possess any medicinal virtue whatever must in the first sta- ges oftrue dysenterybe perncous, rather than saua- ry. This opinion will be generally assented to by the medical community. MEDICUS.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24

single enlistment term. Figures will moi lie," and we have not done it unless the COmmissary and Adu- tant Generals have led us into an error.
 Thus we see with what a liberal hand vice is pail ronised by the General Government. Among all the expenses for the army, which, including pay, subsls tence and clothing, amount to about ,300,0OO W
 fad no mention made of any expense for the mor and religious welfare of the soldiers. Every grade Is mentioned in the returns, from the Major General, down to the cOnvcts in prison, with the number be- longing to each, but not solitary chaplain is spoken of as belonging 10 the army Are we Christian na- ton, and our government composed of men of our choice. and yet let such reckless trifng with the souls of men pass with impunity! Is this land of Bi bes, of Sabbaths and of temples consecrated to the worship ofJehova, and vet our public servants, plOyed armed men for national defence, be poison- ed both soul and body at our cost Who enables our national treasury to pay such vst amount annually to provide ruin for fellow men Is it infdes, is the prOfessed friends of the bible and the supporters of bible religion If the latter why is not voice raj sed which shall be heard the capitol of our country, demanding that something be expended annually to save, instead of 10 destroy, these men? $6,000 will supply every soldier with bible and every station with preached gospel and shall more than ten times that amount be expended to hurry them in all their sins, into eternity? Surely only the tender mer cies of the wicked are cruel but their claims upon the forbearance of an insuted religious community insufferabe. Tens and hundreds of thousands ofdo- lars annually eXpendedby our government to tos ter sin and pamper lust but not dollar is offered for the encouragement of virtue, for the spiritual welfare of the men in their service. And shall the friends of religion set down quietly under the full knowledge of these things, without entering pro- test against such Heaven daring mpiey Letthe pol luted nGde scoff,-his influence has long enough bore rule in the councils of country yield DOT ton of minds of better cast. But if the friends of religion still fold their hands in sumber over this subject Heaven will require the sacrifice which such conduct will produce, at their hands.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24

India aSc.; schools churches readingro0ms pianos, pOsl-Ofces, stage coaches, mechanics Of all kinds thrifty farmers Sc. or the adult inhabitants about half cOnvicts n seTviuae, fourth eoRvics who have been emancpaied, and one fourth free em- igrants. There are three males to one female.
 ChEiStiaa Adr.