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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Trustees Sale Of a House and Lot

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 Wsm County Court,
SHALL for the purposes therein mentioned the fs,
Monday in November next, (being the FIRST dsy of
Prince william County Uurt) before the front door
of the courthouse of SAID county, expose to .Ae, by
public alction for ready money, the Lot in the town
of Brensve. Virginia, dc scrbed and known in the
plan of said town by the number fifteen, and at pre-
sent in the occupancy Of Mr George W. Ftzh"gh.
Such title is vested under the said deed will
be conveyed to tho purchaser
sept 23--ds n, JOHN MACHINE, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

vo'' OF letter from Montreal, dated, Sept %.
''r VIII see by our Quebec paper, that we
s E"sn'h dates 10 tue 10Th Of Aug. In
'Suehce oil The advance Of Grain in Fog,
c1 u- uolr Is no" selling at nine dollars per
'a'rst al this place. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Office ofMe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
WASHINGTON, August 9, 1928.
Notice.


PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office, between
i the lst and 27,h days of October next, and at
the town of Leesburg, Loudoun County, Va from the
18th to the Goth DAYS Of October, inclusive, for the
excavation, embark ment, and walling, OF about II
miles of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, i'll half mule
sections, extending from the mouth OF Seneca Greek
to the eastern base of the Catoctin Mountain
And, at the same times and places proposals will be
received for building u locks on the line OF the Canal
between the Little Falls Of Potomac and the Ca.
toctn Mountain; and also for the masonry OF such
aaueducts, culvers, dams and waste-wclrs' and tor
such road and farm bridges as may be found necessary
on this portion of The Canal. M,
The forms of proposals ard specifications will be
ready for distribution by the LIST Of October
No proposals will be received at Washington after
the l7th nor at Leesburg after sunset ON the 2oth
OCTOBER and the contracts will be declared and enter
ed into at Lesbwgh as after the goth October as
practicable.
Contractors who are not known 20 this Company are
expected to enclose letters OF recommendation win
their proposals. which should be addressed. post paid,
by the writer, to JOHN r; 'no Ic1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

The following London Weekly Papers, at the coun.
try Price,
The Trades Free Press. Bells Life in London.
Sunday Times. Weekly Times. Bells Despatch.
The Atlas. The News The Examiner The OBJ
server. Bells Messenger. The John Bull. The
Wa,clman. The Age The Sunday Monitor. The
Engli,hmsn. The World. Literary Gazette. The
Splynx London Mercury. The Record. The
Spectator. The Sunday Herald. The Athenwum and
Literary Chronicle; and The loSDoN WEEKLY RRvIEw,
Journal of Literature and the Fine Arts, published
every Saturday Morning.
"his Journal particularly early in its Literary In
telligence. "-SheGeid Iris,
can excellent work, devoted to Literature, and
greatly superior to any similar publication. "-Kent
Herald
The London Weekly Review is the first periodical
of its class" Dublin Morning Register.
ga clever and spirited new Journal; which we re.
commend TO those persons who wish for early, able,
and impartial notices of new publications. "-Scots-
| man.
'We are happy to observe great spirit and talent
evinced in this admirable work."-British Traveller
The first volume (price One Gunea) contains notices
of about $50 books, besides Retrospective ne.
views and Original Tales, Essays, Anecdotes, Poetry,
| and Criticisms the Fine Arts, the Drama, New Mu'
sic, Accounts Of Scientific Institutions, sc. &c.
The very Latest London and Liverpool Papers ship
ped on the day the Packet sails, at the full Country
| price
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Whiskey and Gin
i.isbon ~ inc
The Exhibition CT the solar

Microscope jor Fe,o DRyS only.
5HHE Citizens OF Alexandria are respectfully in
- formed that there i, exhibiting in this city
large SOL.1R MICROSCOPE, which magn6es
objects one uulion times their natural size With
this Microscope, the mites upon figs and cheese, that
invisible to the naked eye appear large as rats
or crabs; anmaicula in vinegar to the size of eels
from twenty TO thirty inches, in the pores m various
species of wood, one inch in diameter, and the pro-
Ss AMI conf guraon of the crys,azation of various
saline solutions DeSuuury urrsu u.
The objects 10 be magnified are numerous, inter-
est.ng and instructive
AS the objects magnifed are represented upon n
large screen, any number persons view them at
the same time.
Place of exhibition corner of King and Columbus
streets Hours OF exhibition from 9 A. NJ to S p. 81.
n The Microscope can be exhibited only when
the sun shines Admitsnce IS cents. Children half
price sept S0-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
..sOtice.

TIME creditors of Isaac Wbiow, an insolvent debt
l. or, are required to exhibit their claims. duly au-
thentcstcd, TO the subscriber, before the first
day of April next, when dividend will be declared.
Ali communications upon the subject must be made,
free Of expense, to the undersigned.
CHR. NEALE, Trustee
Of Isaac Whitlow
sept IS 1awSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

co AneF silence Of seven months, the Nashville
S"''i,urr nave published what they call de-
, noS- Of Gen. Jackson against the charge of an
'oNia'ion wiih Burr. 1t contains a letter
W." w." ~ neo' Jackson which completely takes a.
cue ground from under his former defsn,
49, "A our next We shall take some further
>'|' o' ms article. YESTERDAYS Nat ,Iour
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

The Sum- by a constant perserering attention TO
furnish at great expense, the very latest intelligence,
has become The First English Nerspuper; and its
siantLy Increasing sale authorizes f. W. to recommend
it in preference 10 any other Erening Paper
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

The English Chronicle.-The Evening Mal.-Th
london Packet The st. James Chronicle, publisl
ed Three Times Week, at Ell. IS. Cd. per quarter
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Splendid Furniture For Sale.

splendid furniture For Sale.
WILL be sold at Spring Bank, the late residence
w of Mrs. Robert Patton, deceased, on Friday the
4 day If October if fair. if the fair day. some
ing and tea tables, mahog any, cane bottom sophia
AMI chairs lamps, shoves, longs Tenders, &c. oil
cloth and Wilton carpets. &C.; paintings of the
ract Of Niagara and the Fails Of Potomac, painted for
General ashington, and purchased at his sale;-
naval prints, ensravngs, sc large mirrors, glass,
&C.: aso common household and kitchen furniture.
consisting of feather beds, Mattresses tables, chairs,
sc. &C Also, good mule cart md other articles.
hogs, &c. Terms of sale six months credit, notes
with approved security
Spring Bank, Sept 90, 1855
The Intelligent viii publish the above daily till
sale, and charge this office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Eug\ish SeWsvapers.

EDWARD WILMER, Liverpool, sends out by
IL every Packet ship the following London Daily
Newspapers, at Ell. 2s' cd. per quarter
The Sun '-Globe.-Argus. -Courier.-Times -
Morning Herald. Morning Chronicle, and New Times
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

=" All ordors must be accompanied by an order
on Liverpool House for payment, which is collected
Quarterly nov u laW4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
For Rent

- rHr brick dive inas ;topse on Prinee-stree,.
fEET adjoining the tOa <)fice-st present occu.
(asssss pied by Henry Manifold. Possession to be
A&C had ON the first Of November next.
Applyto
sept 10-2aw6w SOLOMON PRISONS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Sl,746,7ls 80

n;.,,;,o;,otioa.-What will our KENTUCKY
and Ono friends say to the following article
Som he sou,hyon, (AliIledgeyile, Geo.
s-We discover that there exists among
,ur ci,izsns, disposition to favor the lennes-
,re citizens, when they can do S" without dan
~, Of being imposed upon by traders from
Kentucky, Ohio, and elsewhere. We would,
therefore. recommend 20 our Tennessee friends,
yb, intend 10 make yentures among US the
.nxpinr Wi .~r, with horses, mules, or hogs, 10
,,ocure from some OF their members OF Cons
,,ess. or some other known and respectable
Individuals, letters certifying their citizenship,
and ;ba, the articles they have for sale, are The
products Of Tennessee.
II is not worth While TO comment on TINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

Lloyd's List.-New London Price Current, Twice
Week.-Shipping List, daily,-MercantiIe Price Gu
rent, and all the French Papers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
NEW ROCKS

NEW BOOKS.
All the new English Works are forwarded by the
very FIRST vessel that sails after they are published.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

JACKSON LoGic.-rhe Eastern Argus argues
;ha, as the Administration suece. ded in the late
Maine elections, they will not succeed in the
approaching clection..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Hardware and Cutlery.


which, with the Domestic manuf ctured goods on hand
makes his complete, and is offered at
wholesale and retail at very low prices.
Among them are
Mems fall back saddle trees OF very superior quality
Large assortment of cut tacks and sprigs
Cat nails and brads of all sizes
Sheet, hoop and bar iron
English and American spades and shovels
Rest English dale x Co's) wagon boxes sad irons
Smiths anyils, vices, bellows, hammers, &c.
Cast. shear Wellington Crowley No. ), English
and American blis,ered steel
Cotton wool and horse cards
Single and double barrel guns, superior quality
An excellent assortment IF glass commode knobs
GOOD assortment Of csstngs, such as pots, 4 ovens
Ten piate. Franklin and box stoves
Mil. cross cut, pit, hand, tenant and webb SAWS
plated and polished steel bits and stirrups
good assortment of gilt, polished steel and white
metal, coat and vest buttons
Pearl shirt do shoyels and tongs and brass and'rons
&c. Nc and, on consignment, few of !HcCormlck s
vnproyed Ploughs, assorted sizes. ! expect fur
ther supply 3;varnooi cow
T-rrbe National lntelligencer will publish the a.
oove 49, ,o The advertiser sep1S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
LONDON MAGAZINES.

Al the Londor Magazines despatched by the Pac
ket ship which leaves the FIRST Of every month.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Land For Sale,

IN Thursday the S0th day Of October next, at
- Catts's Tavern, West End-the subscriber will
offcr for sale at public auction, Tract of Land on
Toftrap Run, Fairfax old Courthouse, eontsin-
ing 367 scres or about that quantity Sale at II O..
clock at noon. Terms Cash
The above sale will be made under deed Of trust
ttom Thomas Janney and John d. Brown to the sub.
scriber.
sept 3o-ds RI TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Postponed Sale.


TNDER the authority of deed of trust 10 the SUBJ
u scribrrs, will be sold at public auction, OH Mon
day, the third of November next, at the farm late Mrs
Fendalls, the Of the alexandria and Washing.
ton Turnpike road, near Alexandria, the following
property, viz
ks-x The House and Lot at the intersec>
TfT ton of Washington and Oronoko Streets for.
Hrsi merly occupied by Mrs Mary Fenlall.
ass2~1 Also, e .
a Lot on the north side OF Princess.street
ginning at the centre of the square between Fay cite
I'd PANE streets, and running Princess TO Payne
sweet thence north on Payne street los feet inches,
then and parallel TO Princes ct to the centre Of
the square, then south TO the beginning.
Also, a Loi Of Ground lying the EAST side
Of the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Road
containing about four acres, lately possession Of Mrs.
Mary Fenda and which is numbered rs lot No. 8, on
plot of VIM S. Moore's land formerly Nathaniel Pen.
dlctos and which plat is recorded in the Clerks Of
flee of the county of .9Iexandria.
Also, a Piece Or Parcel Of Land, lying near
the town of Aexandria, which forme r!y purchas
ed by Philip Richard Fendall from Dr Elisha e.. Dick,
containing about SIS acres.
Terms Of sale-one fourth cash, the balance in three
equal instaents IN one, two, and three wears, to be
secured by approved negotiable notes, together with
deed OF trust upon the property,
ROBERT l. TAYLOR, ! ,r,s,.
THOMSON +. MASON,
sept 2o-tN3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
\. y. Sugar

on HHDS first quality N, o. sugar-landing from
~ schooner Cora. Meads, from New York, which
We offer on the wharf very low
sept 26-W.R. LINDSAY, HILL x Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

The following London Weekly Papers, at the cOul
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30

Schr Elizabeth, Iris, hence at New York 9th inst
Schr Virginia, Rodbird, do. do. do.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-30
Wheat. Rye and Corn.

lindsay. HILL Co continue to purchase Wheat,
IL Rye and Corn. [WR] sept 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
Land for Sale.

ne subscriber havi"g concluded to emuve from this
sfC0" "i county, IT he can dispose OF his lands of
'ers the following tracts for sale, vii:
one t'"ct OF 300 acres wherein he now lives. lying on
Vff IN bedford county, ia part OF the turn
P"c ROAD ~ miles from Lynchiurg and n,s from, III
tYneafy enc half wood land, greater part vet to
Gear excellent tobacco lHmd, and the plantation in res
pec'aoie reD'ir lies well, veil ate,ed and in pou,ous
neShhohcod. ''''"
An"iher tract q" i&C lying in the junction Of the
Nv" the most part of this Tracts cleared 5oryh
productive farm, with Improvements suitable for
Also Hnoi'"r tract Of SOD lying on Goose Creek
WITHIN n'e OF junction with Stanton River bo, ,.n
hundred acres are cleared, so of is bottom land and
VA" OF uiat quantity iarzceIsrt tobacco and If H..
wood land there is not less than hundred arcs Of
Ia'a tobacco iand-thc last uamed tract conser ,r If
ne nest t"nacc" plantations in Bedford nd cpuId G
an excellent stock farm, being better ADAPTED TO
y III that sector Of country on rss side Of
'e mountains with extensive oui!ets-Tis iroct - III m
shewn by Mr.. Ofvill Loving WHO lives on t,a ,,e,;s
he TWO rst tracts by the subscriber Tie terms viii he
mace very accommodating suit most Of purchasers
JESSE LEFTWICH ,
i.vnchhmrg, Feb. I ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
AtgDt 2seaGing.
CON WAY.

observation-disclosures nave been supposed 10 hr pro :
Tt'fic This idea has been fortified by many instances
The following might be added TO the list
BY Transporting the Is letters composing the name Of
Thomas JG0erSon,
they will ne found to produce this strong and Characters
iI@ deCldratiou--
"IIoa Of man is .ftct;"
corresponding in wonderful manner with the frs, asssr
'''n Of this great "Apose Of liberty
's4H men are born Grce:'
ar ny combining the numerical these letters tbe,
"' pr"n"rc I'f+-he year in which he first entered the
american Congress and gave the great impulse 10 our Ne.
vo!utiohaIy movement, wa "
We nope the following viii prove equally omuous
BY tra"sposng in like manner, the 2JIet,ers
the words ~" T'''7
General 41dre,o Jqchson
SeHcnce- ' - ANU
" c'o''". md sce area1 King or, "sss I, yrg1 kin,
ami Cyotrn."
Comment is lpn TO II: reader
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
IN U'a"cc'y, III .1alrlia County Co,ut, .lIyyca

'"nn Martin aud Sally bis wife, formerly Sally Eucker,
PS against Neubu Ruckcr in has right, ud as t',
q" Joshua FUCKER dec Joshua Chain and William Wn,5
MS secures Samuel Rucker and Polly his wife, Pleasant
krf 'ohn Melton aud Lucy his wife, William Butler
an" iatSy ms wife, Jesse Martin, William Martin Jordan
haltn, Daniel Martin, jefferson Martin, Patsy AIa,,n
anu Eliza Martin, witch said William Jordan, Daniel
''eS"n' Patsy aud Eliza Ma.iu under the age OF
t"sy one years, Joshua Rucker and Sally Rucker, the
sain Sally as widow Of the said Joshua, dec, dts
on motion OF the defendants, and It auuearipc :, a
Oh the court, that the plaintiffs are not uh,b-
HntS OF ms Slate, notice hereby given 10 the
attorney, that security for euuircd and il is mr.
"et'" mat Master commissioner Fabus wsn. cxuine
'"e anc settle the accounts Of Reubim Rucker admir-
Joshua Fucker, also each Of the distributors
pof'i"n OF The estate OF the said Joshua with the
ua'"r, ana 'at he epoEshecof court in order TO q
final decree. " ' :" :"
me parties to the foregoing suit, together with rilmou
- ''t'' i'te sheft aud administrator of Joshua Chafn
nee are heety notified, that shall attend a. the fic.
Tavern IN the county Of Amelia, on the 4, :,
OF May next at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. TO perform the dutv
ie"ea ny Inc above ORDER which md place IN,
are requested to attend with their accrunts and rairfs
ready Tor examination aud settlement.
=, FABiUS LAWSON, NJ. c.
- VII llth Anil 1909
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

RGAHI.7; At rules, holden in tie clerks office
oil the superior court of chaDcery for the Richmond dis
H'G,, 'uo I'D day OF March 1928: Moncue, Robinson
tisasan's, merchants aad partners, pits. against
Kchard Adams Richard A. Darlington I,;t,iebu,v
harrington and wife, George NJ. Darlington John A
harrington, w iaB ID. Taylor aud wife YIN n
wren, sergeant OF the city of Richmcnd and as suci,
admir- OF William Marshall, Thomas Marshall John
q. smith, Thomas A. Smith, ,ohn hIippe and wiCe
Hesres tlcket and Margaret his wife, Eliza j. Adams
Eatsey w Adams Louisa Adams John j. Adams I>cl,i
ii Adams, Eyla Adams, George Pollard and ;G Jnna
G. Adams. SamuelG. Adams Geo. W. Adams, Thomas
adams, Catharne Ada,ns, rabitla Adams Eliza G.
Adams, George NJ Darlington. adm r. of Ann Car,
| rinG>on, sally y. Adams, Jnhu Adams john {, Smith
Andrew Stevenson, Juhn Robinson tie Bank Of Tie
United States, William d. Wren, sergeant OF tho cv
! or iGchinond, and such, admir- of Samuel q:
! Adams, ZachaI ah Brooks and wife YIN u W.,
sergeant of the city OF Rol,nond and as such ADM
oil James Hroots alexander Brooks Richard booker
'iair's, John Jones. James Robertson il. Coin
mcitae' Martha Brooks, Victoria Brooks Suauetyille
btoohs ana Oc'avia Brooks, Hortentia Brooks Cale
donna HI"oSs iI.berDia Brooks .4lexande, McRae and
'onn campbell, admir-. Of Geo,se w. Smith decd
| The defendant, Thomas a. Smith, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according to tie
u'' Vi Assembly and The rules of this court, and il ap
Pearing by atfactory evidence, that he is moi AN
'nhabant of tins country is ordered that the said
defendant 90 appear here The first Jay of the next
term and answer the bl of the plaintiffs and that a
copy OF is order be oithw ill Inserted IN some news
papet published IN the city OF Richmond, for tso
months suchessvely, and posted al the front door of
the capitol, IN the sand city.
l. 20 n cory. Tes'e, il .qRROTT, dec.
LtGLSIi AT rules holden an tie clerk, of ice r
me superior court OF, chancery for the Richmond dis
u'ct, the Sd day of March 1928. Samuel Pheasant
pr against Thomas Curi Blair Boiling. James Nj
l icasants, WIN. Pope trustee, &c. aud John S FL
ming, DIT. ~ Ne 'e
1he defendant James II. Pleassns, not baxiuo an.
efed his appearance and 81, srcut ty ACCORDING to
,ie act OF assembly aud the rules OF this court and
~ appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is NOT
an babitant of this country: il is ordered tina, tho
Saiu defendant do appear here The f,st day of The
.eAl 'e''n' anu answer the bill of tie piainf and
WAT copy OF Tins order be forthwith inserted m sonn
he"spaper published in the ctY of Richmond for tyyn
ilonhs snccessvely nnd posted at the II ont door oil
the capitol, and the said CITY, Va
~ q copy. Teste, J. 3. ABBOTT, ar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
land Agency JoF Tie U'estc,al pari Of iryiinio.

oSEPH +. CALDWELL Of Lewisburr Gtecnhrier
eV county, Va. and Joseph Bigeow of Richmond city,
a. respectfully Inform the pubc, that they
,e" themselves For The purpose of tTausactiug general
Lahu agency J. L. Caldwell will TO that part of
Tue business IN any OF the the Alleghauv
10 witt" establish old surveys, resurvev when neccs
say' 10 ent o.ease sell, records any
OF those countless To describe the ouay and
al 'ha appertains To such property tina and
interesting TO tine owner y Bigclow Richmond will
receive cnmmu"ca IONS from any may feel dso-
sea To 5tronse the and will times rive such
information as may bc s"ughor, aud had Cat the different
public ofces IN rela ton surveys, Grants deeds OF CON
veyanres, &c sc.
j. + CalAwc and Joseph Biyelu deem il moi o,niss In
stare Gas IN many instances heretofore, Land pccu tors
have acted III the capacity of Iaud Agents } tina, they " i'll
not be concerned either directly inGecty 10 any Land
speculation whatever Charges for attending to any Of
the above specified will be made moderate An
communications addressed either party must hc nos,
paid. -
~. +. CALnwErI.
Respectfully refers
ZION. Samuel l.. Snu,hard- Washington Cstv
Hon Lewis Maxwell Lewis County Va
Col James M"Laughlu, Member OF the Board Of : = :,
Public Works. =
Pere b. We'hcrcd ESQ. Member of the Senate. :
! samuel McCluns, Esq. Member of the House of E
Delegates, - I
James Mcfarland, ~ Member uf the Uou,. or
--hcnawha County. Va
John d. Harrow, ESQ edeficl,hurg Va
Daniel Boa oman, ESQ New No,k.
j BIGHlnw
Respectfully refers
Hon Wm. II. Cabel
Council, City, Va.
Col. James Mclaughlin, Member of the Boa.d of puh
Wofks--tireembcr County, Va
- Jaw, . lo@G. w6p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

is fasdiousness which makes Old maids !; is chance
which brings congeoial hearts tage,her, and chance
does happen TO all, despite OF Solomon and mis- wis
dom. Manv n woman dooms herself singepess, be-
cause th0f~e has not offered her husband worthy of
hes "'t ad ;espect Therefore do honor old maids,
aud te'c'ne >na we couch our lance in their de-
ttnce II Is MOI true that they cross. pee, sb and
d'Sagi eeabie as clas,, they gust the reverse;
.hey are generally well informed, sociabe, aud good
seldom take any airs upon themselves,
winch young ladies' are prone to-ihey acute OBJ
servers of men and manners-and he who W ants their
good WILL finds not only firm friends blu; udcious ad
yisers works of active beneyolencc to be done,
If the sick 10 oe visited and the poor reev ed,
old maid is worth dozen wives. The sympath,es and
charities with which the latter embellist hume are
Carried by the former into the dwellings Of distress
she is the secretary of Foreign .1fairs cabinet OF
Charity She acts her part and ful6is her destiny by
diminishing the evils, Of hunany, and who Will refuse
! 10 say "JPeH Doaf!"
Let old MAIDS then be held in proper esteem By the
world-apd let all old bachelors who canuot rive =
good account of themselves be hanged.
/ t.E y Courier.