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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
SCHOOL BOOKS,

ENGLISH, French, Spaniel, Italian, Latin ind Greek
among which are the following elementary Books, VIZ:
Murray. Comicy, Greenleaf and Ingersops (rammars'
nu6ef Wonostracht, Davizac and PERKINS, French
Crammars; Dufef and Cubes Spanish GramTnars; "ii
Mas and Don Quixote in Spanish; Ross, Iiuddeman,
davidson and Parrand's Latin Grammar; Valley ana
Ruttman's Greek ditto; Biographies by WIlleo'
Woodbridge, W orcester, Morse and Cummings; fike'
less. McCurdy Walsh, Bonnycastle and Cobourns
Ar,bme,ics: Bennett, Jackson and Shey's BOOK
Iaen;np. Gibson, Gummere and Flints Surve!ingi
Rom, castle, Day and Colbourn's Algebra and MensI
r,on. all the Boston editions Of the Latin and Greek
Classics, variety Of English Class Books such as the
History of the United states by Hale Goodr,ch ana
GrimsLaw; National Reader, Nurrays Reader, Colum'
HAN Orator. SCOTS Lessons, Whelpiey's C"'nPeho';
the lives of Washington, Franklin Penn, Marion ana
Charles the Twelfth; Blars Rhetoric, and Philosophy;
paley's Philosophy; Polite Learning; Grmshaws Eng
land, Goldsmith's England, Greece and E9"ei nut
TOM, and Gregory's Mathematics; bowditchs nAv1h
tor. yance's Map of the United States on ho''ers'
With the Mail and Steamboat routes, handsome new
edition; Folding Pocket and Dsseoted duo; p''r 0,
Globes. 10 inches in diameter, WIN quadrsh,, and
eomnasses complete, the very latest edition. with The
discoveries of Parry, franklin and Hall; ana gfea,
variety of Books for children and YOUTH ahd
American, with handsome engravings; arg supply
of Spelling Books, Dictionaries and ESpos1orsi anu
Almanacks for the year 1o29,
= ~ d..c-;ntions, sept 26-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority OF a deed Of trust from James
u Patton, deceased, TO secure the payment Of GER
tain debts therein mentioned the subscriber will offer
a, public sale, on Friday the I'm day Of October,
the front door of the Reading Room, the following
lots Of ground the Spring Gar'enthst is to say
One Lo on the west side ot Fayeue-s,rect,
the side Of Paynestreet, the north side Of Wilkes
street, and south side of Wolf street
One other Lot on the West side Of West
Lane, east side of the gut empting into Hunting
Creek south side of Franklin Lane and north side of
Jefferson Lane;
Aud part Of Lot on the west side OF Man.
deve Lane, east side of the said gut, north side Of
Gibbon Lane and south side of wilkes Lane.
Also, SIX shares OF the capital Stock Of the
Little River Turnpike Company, and ten shares Of the
capital Stock of the Great Hunting Creek Bridge
Company. Sale a. o'clock p. ii. Terms cash.
ry order of the trustee.
sent 25-tl7O GEO. WHITE, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
n office.
New Goods

VUNE subscribers have received, BY the last arrival,
Il additional supply of new Goods, consisting of
the following articles, viz.
Superhne blue cloths fine ditto
Super black ditto, fnc ditto, olive do, grey DO
Super blue and black csssincres
cases cas>ineis. red, green and white hanHelS
Black silk ve.vets, caIicocs,
Ga cARhrics, iackonet do
Null mu5lns, figured Swiss DO, plain 10
Bobpinet laces, ditto wells
Black Italian iu,trings
i,vaniines, grodinaps, black houncc
Black w"r>tcd barrage, ginS hams
Uevonshtre kerseys, green bookings, blankets
Bangup cords Russia diaper, o-4 I'm h do
Assortment Of brown, bleachcd * cold domestics
Cotton yarn of The best quality
The above goods were caret.ily~ selected in the
N.w.York market and will be sold low for cash
octl WASHINGTON e BRENT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Notice

4 LII persons indebted to Thomas c. 1uiy, AN IN
y solvent debtor, required To make Immediate
pay ment to the undersisned and those having claims
against him. will present them to the subscriber duly
authenticated CHR. NEALE, Trustee.
oc,I 1awSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Postponed Sale.

TNDER the authority Of deed Of trust to the sub
u scrbers will be sold at public auction, on Moa.
day, the third of No, next, at the farm, late Mrs.
Fendalls, the east Of the alexaEdra and Washing
ton turnpike road, Alexandra, the following
property, viz
sprs The House and Lot at the inieJsrc>
HIT ton of Washington and Oronoko streets, for.
Ne merry occupied by Mrs Mary Fendall
Also,
4 Lot on the north side OF Princess street
beginning at the of the square between Faette
nd Payne streets, and running on Princess Ia Payne
street. thence north Payne street los feet inches,
then cas- and parallel TO Princes the cttfc Of
the square, then south to the beginning.
Also, n L., Of Ground tying on the east side
of the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Road
containing about four acres, lately in possession OF Mrs.
Mary F.ndaI. and which is numbered lot No. 8, on
plot of VIM S. M0ore's land formerly Nathaniel Pen.
dIe,on's and which plat is recorded in the Clerks Of
fee of the county OF alexandria.
Also, a Piece Parcel OF Land, lying near
the town of Alexandra, which was formerly purchas-
ed by Philip Richard Fendail from DR.. Elisha c. Dick,
containing about SIS acres.
Terms of ssieone fourth cash the balance in three
equal instruments, in one two, and three years. to be
secured by approved negotiable notes. together with
deed Of trust upon the property,
ROBERT l. TAYLOR, ,-r,s,.
THOMSON +. MASON,
sept 20-tN3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
a Card.
Molasses. Whiskey, etc.

-FlUIdSSCS4 w IlIoNOy " wv
40 HHDS. \. o. mohsses
III IS nhds. whiskey
Is boxes mustard
So boxes chocolate
IS kegs ground ginger
IS cases chewing tobacco-For sale by
oct JAMES IRWIN g Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
..sOtice.

TTNIE creditors Of Isaac WhitIow, insolvent debt
Il or, are required to exhibit their claims, duly
thenticated, TO the subscriber before the first
day of April next, when dividend will be dr"'~ Il.
All communications upon the subject mu,
free Of expense, to the undersigned.
CHR. NEALE
Of Isy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Trustees Sale of House and Lot

IN TrenISUlI7e.
Dy virtue Of deed Of trust from James Hampton
ID and wife, and Henry $. HALEY to me, bearing
date the 18th day Of December 1927 and recorded in
the Clerks office of Prince william tounty Court,
SHALL for the purposes therein mentioned, the first
Monday in November next, (being the first day Of
Prince " am County G. ourt) before the front door
of the court house of said county, expose to sale, by
public auction, for ready money, the Lot in the town
of BrentsvIle. Virginia, described and known in the
plan of said town by the number fifteen, and at pre-
sent in the occupancy Of Mr. George ". Ftzhugh.
Such title is vested in under the said deed will
be conveyed to the purchaser
sent 2S-dts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
For Rent .

- THE brick dwellng-house on Princc-street,
$gECn adjoining the Post Office-at present occn-
H. pied by Henry Mansfield. Possession to be
49, had on the first Of November next.
hPplyto
sept l0-2aw6w SOLOMON PARSONS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Coffee
Hardware and Cutlery.
NANNWA ARE.


which with the Domestic manuf ctured goods on hand
MAKES his very complete, and IS offered az
wholesale and re .ail at very low prices.
Among them are 49,
Mems fall back saddle trees OF very superior quahty
Isrre assortment of cut tacks and sprgs
Cut nails and brads Of all sizes
Sheet, hoop and bar iron
EnrJish and American spades and shovels
ncst English dale & Co's) wagon boxes Il sad irons
smiths anyils, vices, bellows, ammers, &c
Cast. shear. Wellington. Cro~ley No. 5, English
and american blistered steel
Cation, wool and horse cards
single and double barrel guns, superior quaiity
nexcelen, assortment Of glass commode KNOBS
GOOD assortment of castings such as pots, & ovens
Ten pla,e, Franklin and box stoves
Mill. cross cut, pit, hand, tenant and webb saws
plated and polshed steel bits and stiruPs
Good assortment of gilt polished steel and white
metal coat and vest buttons
Pearl shirt do shovels and tongs and brass antios
r.. &c. and, on consignment, a few OF HcCormI.
approved Ploughs, assorted sizes. eHpeSs civ er.
ther supply pt mo r cow
TtrTbe National lntelligencer will publish .ne a.
boVe every , T .averiiser sep Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Mrs. Elizabeth Baggett

-FIrS. EIlZaDeln hHSSttC
ID ESPECrFULiY Informs the public, that She con-
~ tnues to carry on the BREAD B.RktNG b.
SINEAS, at the old stand occupied by her late hus-
band; where she viii be happy to serve those who
have so long continued their patronage. she %iusuP
pIy country merchants on the most reasonable terms
with Ginger Bread by the barrel She trusts that her
exer,ions vail be rev arLed by generous public, wiz
are willing to assist her in raising family OF young
children oct I-ot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Land For. Sale.

IN Thursday the 30th day Of October next. at
- Catts's Tavern, West End-the subscriber will
offer for sale ut public auction, Tract of Land on
Wolftrap Run, near Fairfax old Courthouse, contain
ing 367 acres about that quantity. Sale at II o.
clock ~ noon Terms Cash
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
fr m Thomas Janney and John ID. Brown to the sub
scrber.
sept 3o-dts RI.TAYLOR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Splendid Furniture For Sale.

''S''Vt3't vi t1ftuf z Oh OulOs
WILL be sold at Spring Bank, the late residence
w of Mrs. Robert Patton, deceased on Friday tie
srd day 81 oel00e if fair the next fairdav some
ing and tea tables; mahogany, cane. bottom sophas
an chairs; lamps. shoves, tongs, tenders, &c. oil
cloth and Wilton carpets Gc.; paintings Of the cata.
ract of Niagara and the Fails of Potomac, painted for
General Washington, and purchased at his sale:-
naval prints, engravngs, &C. large mirrors, cut glass,
&c: Also, common household and kitchen furniture,
consisting of feather beds, mattresses, tables chairs,
&c. sc. Also, good mule cart and other articles,
hogs &c. Terms of sale six months credit, notes
with approved security.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the Intelli-
gencer will please add the above.
Spring Bank, Sept 90, 1925
The Intellgencer will publish the above daily till
sale, and charge this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Wheat, Rye and Corn.

lindsay. I'LL & Co. continue to purchase Whea
IL Rye and Corn. (WR sept Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
School Books, sc.

T. KENNEDY offers for sale, on the most rca'
n sonablc terms, at his store between the Frank
lin House and City Hotel, large collection OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13


q hN Saturday the l5th day OF Nov. next
~ we viii proceed 10 sell, for cash, upon
the premises, at public auction, tract or bar.
eel OF land lying and being IN the county al,
Campbell, on Archer's Creek. near the Boil
ing spring avern-il being the same irac, Of
land which was sold by Ross executors ,hout
me lst day OF July. 1870 Ia Robert B,cheson
tnd afterwards sold by him TO Robert r.
Ne'ghbor', who decided tito Wm. r. Neigh.
bonrs as per deeds Of record in the clerl>,. Of.
nee oil the county conri of Campbell. Asalso
a deed OF release from said Richeson IN the
'a'd."m, *, Neighbours all of which can be
eAan'hGd as TO the nieies aud bounds of the
'ahd, The sale viii be made in pursuance of
rust ,deed executed by the said William
M n, Ne,sn9onrs, 10 the undersigned on the
''p Gay OF August 1925, To secure debts due
10 me late firm OF Garland Walton, and Penn,
ana 'srecorded in The clQks ONCE Of Camn'
Oeli county "A trustees we will convey
sncn uue as Is vested in us by said deed and
no other. sAML, GARLAND. 3Tr"s:
a. =, MAURICE Ii. GARLAND. tees.
wtdsl8
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13
Trust eoie of LttRd.

~ Saturday tue 18th inst, will sell, be.
W fore the door OF The market house. in
'ae town OF Lynchburg, at fnblic auction.
tor CASH, certain tract or parcel Of land Iv.
ing and beiog in he county Of Campbell,
containing sixty acres more or less, ami is in
the neighborhood OF Maj. Alien NyIie on the
ronn house road, The sale will he made in
pursuance ola trust deed executed by Daniel
os'esby 10 the undersigned Oh the end day Of
Feb. 1928, and winch i, OF record in the
clerk 5 oilee OF Campbell county. The title
IS perfect and will be made To the purchaser
by john d. hlurrel, esq ofwhom the >alI o.
glfaby bought, hui never had deed naae Ia
nm. MAURICE Il. GARLAND, trustee.
Oct. -. ,4.1s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13

CONFERENCE.-The Juig %, The Greek Pa,ri.
arch has ordered the following sing liar PRAYER
u he read IN nil the churches IN the presence of
the people:
" Lord ON God the God Of Alb, aham, of
Isaac, and ofJacob, thou WHO hat, in Thy high
wisdom, cnlea out OF noGhinguess whatc, en- we
see; thou whose ineowprebeusble wisdom
aud infinite mercy have effected the salvation
Of the human race, apl directed all Things Ion
tie good of Thy creatures lhon who hhsi said
IN the Odd Irstament, Through me Kings
rrgn.' 1 ~ the New Testament, Give unto / ~
st H. thlngs that are CAESARS aud 10 God what
Is Gods Thou who, by the mouth ofthe Apis
he, nas oria ned thai, before all things ardent
prayers should be ldlressrd 10 thee lor Kings u
Prmres Hear thou, On King OF Glory, what
iae humble and sinful servants address unto
II ee io' onr most mighty, pacific N 81 rious Sui
ta, aud granf unto HIM his illusitiOus tHmiv
"A / 10 all the members of his cou ell aud 10 all
the commanders OF his nrmits, lung HE aud
happiness grant thai peace nnd tranquility
NY lrIgn, IN his empire. that he may subdnc all
evil wars and msntecIinns Yea, Lord OF
ietrs hear bur humble prayers AID Streng hIcu
~ kingdom, especially durme the present cir
r4mstanrcs, lay lending him the stfcug h OF thy
npnc,hle arm give Ia his armies the courage
requisite TO vanquish ms enemies, and 10 ennCh
HIM with The palms Of glory. May tfenquny
prevail ~ his slties aud all nsurrectlon bo hai
''htd forever from the same Finally. cause
very thOg 10 inrn oui TO his advantage aud II
ulii,, thnt we may lead tranquil and happy
lte under the wings oi his protection aud that
Ne may now, and 10 all eternity, praise I'll,
| name of the Father, The son, and the Holy Gust
Amen.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13

From the BALTIMORE Gazette, Sept. Si
On Iesday last, we were edited by speca-
Gle which, few centuries ago, would have been
cast OF public interest but which at the pre-
seni period is deprived OF its awful and nlys-
tetions circumstances, and Is only ii matter ol
amusement, the trIal oC witch ;!
We're our own opinions 10 be consulted, we
would say, that the only witches who exercise
their power over us, are the possessors of the
bright eyes, rosy cheeks, aud hourl forms who
assail us with then power IN the streets, haunt
our Imagination Ivy day, aud our dreams at
nglh--bu, the opinion of the world against us,
aud in the words Of the law, conan uhiS error ia
cit Jus.
The old woman. who was the snIect of this
charge possessed all the requisites 10 constitute
"A witch bring very old, very ugly aud withai,
of the color by the Gnmmon consent of Chrsten-
dom assigned 10 the potentate of the lower
world
We at first supposed that the learned magis7
trate would have dispensed with Oral testimony
and suhjected'the helnous criminal 10 the ordeal
by water. according TO the universal PRACTICE OF
our ancestors, by tying a large stone aroanh
her neck, and throwing her into pool OF deep
water--if she sunk she should he declared IN
nocent--and il she swami or floated, she should
be adjudged guilty aud burnt,
| But he Commenced by examining witnesses
10 the fact--one of whom testified that she had
" The biggest pears and the most desired wegge-
ibes that the market could afford but that the
witch put her spells upon the wege itibies and
/ the people in the market, aud she could not sell
any thing Several other witnesses proved
| similar facts and the watchman OF the district
man about six feet ia his stockings, having
| first used the precautions against witchcrai
which tradition mtorms us are omniputent il
such cases, testified that on Saturday evening
the coused throwed salt aud other spells, on
the apavemeBt, and bewitched the whole mark
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13

chased the greatest portion ofshieh have reach
ed their desIinsiloa.--Th French spernlators nj
TENN, a. iusisn their eYpduci 10y so. ilg that iis
lime the las aeai,is, ibe traffic wee passed. The
English eolonis. ~ete we'll provided an ne
rfn,.s. AID that the Ifench p0session we're
mol.
The Palace Of Mailnsison, the fasorte res.
aenee 81 Napoleon and Josephine. which has
been Tor some time ~ the possession OF Ptiace
Heauharnais. will te sold ~ a few dat. under
iha Hammer " Is asserted thai an English No.
bemsn will b. bidder aud. rs he issefy rich,
II !. not improbable that this ancient mpel iai do
main " u become his property
" The hing about TO make an au'nmnai
tourney 10 ihn East ofFrance. as he did last
war TO the North IIe viii SET ont on The lib
Of sepienlel. for 5trasbouig, passing through
The Chaloas. Yerdnm, and Mifz whence he
MI go 10 Colmar ani Lunesille, here he will
remain y shon ine aud thence return through
Names. Toue. and Troyes. 10 Paris The 'our
ne, will occupy about three weeks. The reign
iag family seems 10 rega'd II rs an iodispensa-
bic duty, 10 make such annual visits 10 different
pnrts 81 The Kingdom. Tn" Duchess Of Berry
this summer travelled through tbe greater part
Of ils West. and is nov on sisii 10 the native
country of Henry ".
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13

Fleets ofthe far!G.--t'rom the great com.
plants made against the late Taridwe had hon,
led 10 believe that the dur les were so hiob a, =;
ther to prevent importation, o, to cause tbo.e
goods imported TO come al SO high rate that
few would be able 10 purchase. Butse under
stand thai our merchants Obtain Blankets Co,
tons ami other foreign goods IN our northern
markets as cheap as ever. They come inyoicej
SO mnch lower, that. after paying the additional
dn'y, they can he sold as low as former,y
The effect viii be that our Treasury will receive
an immense additional revenue, and those yLo
prefer TO encourage th e English Manufacturer
to the Manufactures OF his own country can do
so without additional cost. The Tariff of
1924 had the same effect. Foreign goods have
never rsto in preporto on 10 the additional duties
imposed on them, but so Tar as our government
have gone in enabling our home Manufactures
10 compete succe ssiully with foreign, il has
only tended TO lessen the profits of the foreign
mannfa iurer, which no doubt were and would
ha'" Continued to be immense without comps-
iiiion.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13
TRUST SALE.

q oa'nrnay the 18th inst we will proceed
~ 10 sell, Tor cash, before the front door Of
'he market house, in the town of Lyuchbnre. a
s'o woman named Maria, the property Of
"n H. saunders. The sale will be made il,
l'u' s''a'ee OF trust deed, executed to us bv
s'' 1aunuefs' on the 22nd day ofMarch 1928
an" OF record in the Clerks office of the uus,ino'
'.',, Tor the Corporation of Lynchburg. We
WI, convey such title only as is vested in rs bv
'",n ueeu. D. u VI. II. GARLAND, Trustees.
wtds 3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13

Or the ailtae1 rgi.: 81 tie hasl sad. DID Jnsi1e
10 his mensory b, tbs siaiearlh
. ] can distinct, declare that ,hatsery leaIn
I'd person. lid, before AS death, tell me lbtn a
very yu,ing maud ihai he bad never made any
.nch deenion That another Judge M ht, on
particular occasion have sad something which
much reseiahlei II and might have been misia-
KEN for IT, bui thai certainly be had never laid
down suy s4ch doctrine" Philad. CkroH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13
TEMPERATURE or 4nr EARTH.

NJ. J.. Cordier, IN his essay read TO The French
ACADEMY of Sciences, deduees from his own OBJ
observation and those Of others. thai the heat
increases as We penetrate from the surface to-
wards the centre offhe earth, at tie rate of a.
bout one deeree Farenheit IN Is feel that tine
heat OF boiling water Is found III our latlituhes
about mile and a hall be.ow the ssrface that
~ the depth OF 90 miles. the heat must be 50 IN
tense rs to keep such rocks Ms we see at the
snfiare in state of fusion that tue int
rior OF the globe, In short, consists of a molten
mass eneompsssed By solid crst or shell, a.
bout 90 miles Ia thickness
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13
Extract MA teller dated London, dugud II
148g

lH&N.
| Tine nies IN London, with rapidiiy !
have never before experienced. Every hour
fnee my arrival has been crowded with employ d.
mnnt aud ser no end 20 the objects Of inte-
real which are continually forced npon the mind
ia THIS immense metropolis. Ii may truly be
called the wonder OF the world.
10 give .on a shnn transcript of my MUD
would require many Long conversations. can
only nov say, thai II my expectations were
highly raised Ihct have Ia almost every instance
been greatly exceeded I had formed VcIy
inadequate ihea 81 England aud Of EngHsh pru.
pie. The favourable pom OF tine Eneish ar
acter have struck me tofCibly anu the defects
had before imagined thls patoa TO possess APP
peaied 10 b. iessened on nearer approach
Iherr appafs to be ii regularity aud mpdcra-
ilon--n patience 81 labour aud wall ngness 10
Wait fpr iesalis--a llbefnliy n money concerns
aud an absence II thu Rrpsr7ng uneasy feeling
SO common II, . com'nefcal community.
Every step take eeeins 10 evidence coun-
try aud people IA verY high state OF adyauc-
ment---and ia man hasa plenty Of money,
cannot innginoa part ui the world where he
may have NOR substantial comforts than IN
England. The country we hsve travelled over
Is perfect garden the conveniencos aud CON.
furts Of English inns and Eue sh travelling he
y0nd what | could have anticipated.
The expectation is tina, Turkey viii submit aud
affairs be amicabIy adjusted, The Nuns, ~ not
Tillrs 50 popular As may have generally been
thought --Air. llusltlsson appears 10 have male
some mlsinkesb bat rank, very highin tins conouy
Mr.. Peel is n liberal man. The Duke Of " el-
lneton would Toe greaier il br did not ihInk
too highly OF his own abilities as n minister.
1hctc appears to be no hostile feeling towards
the United slates-bui the contrary.
ihitad ddr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13

Posaiceaess = II was a shrewa maxim of Yves.
ley, the founder otAiethodism not 10 be positive
III things OF doubt and uncertainty. :. When |
vas a Young man said he ~ was sure OF eve.
~ thing bn, IN nv years. Trading my self MS
taken ma thousand instances, became moi
hall 50 auie Of mDst things as lelole.p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13

Prophecy almost fnifIed.-Olyer Evans, 40
Yeas ago, sad thdf the child was born who
would travel from Philadelphia to Boston in one
day-24 hours The journey ma, now be
made IN about itgeny-nine hours TIE use OF
steam coaches, with some little further improve
Gent in steamboats,, NAV in less than five wears,
tulil wnat was thought The mad prophecy Of o.
liver Evans for then the jomnry Was one OF
SERIOUS moment anu, with Severe travelling, &C.
enp'ed or days. [Ndies' Rec.