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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
For Rent,
lust YNhkisNeA.

And for sale at the Bookstore Of A. 7. KENNEDY.
LETTERS ON FEIfRLE CHdEACTER,
ad,lrr ssed to Young Lady, the Death of her Mo.
thcr by Mrs. Virginia Cary, on the following subjects,
viz. .
1. Consultations of Religion; 2. Pety indispensable
to Female Excellence; 3. Female Piety c1emRhedin
the characters Of Mother and Daughter; 4. Definition
of Charity; S. Women defended from the charge Of In.
stability; g. Danger Of Associatng with snnabIe NO.
men, who are without Religion, = Importance OF cui.
tiyatng the Cruces Of Temper; 3. Exemplhcatons OF
good and bad Tenper; 9. Consf sequences OF Emuia-
ton: TO- False Sensibty exemph6ed; ii. Picture OF
domestic Happiness; 10 On Dress 10. Consequences
of Self Deception e1emplfed; "a. On Friendship;
IS. Romance and Poetry; l6 Female Attachments in
science and Literature; II. Metiodcal Arrangement
Of Time: 49, Manners the result of Intellectual Culti.
ystion, i9 Misery Of Discoriant Marriages; 20. Con-
vrrsatiou considered as Agent in Moral Improve
ment: o. Prevailing Errors IN Female EducatiOni ~.
Domestic Management, % Early Religious 'Educa.
ton; "a Submission to the Divine viii; Is. Exorts-
tons to Cultivate Vital Piey, sindspcnsbe to hap
piness.
Let others fly to pleasures distant dome,
BE mine the dearer task to please at home:
Lectures on Female Education, by Jas. VI. Gsroeu Oh
Elmwood, Essex county V.tsins, third editIon
Evenings at Home, by Ann I.euts BsrbauJd' Lonooh
Literary Souvenir for 1888 teouen
Amulet for 1929 go
New Years eft, do y"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
SUPREME COURT U. S.
MoNnay JANJApy 10.

Pursuant TO law, the Supre me Court Of the
United States convened this morning at thu
Capitol
Present. the Hor. BusHRoD WAsHlNGToN, and
JOSEPH STORY, associate JusIces.
Nc. 9. The Administrators of Anthony
Crrase, appellants, rs. Joseph Smi'h.-Appea'
from toe Circuit Court Of The United STATES FOL
the county of Alexandria, d. c. adjudscd, and
ordered 10 be dismissed.
No IL Au'h2ay Buier, Plaintiff in Error
and the Commercial Bark Of Lous,ile-Oc
a Writ of Error 10 'he District Cour, Of tie u
nied Stare for Mississippi. Adjadged, and
ord ec to De dismissed.
The Court adjoarusd Till Tomorrow morn
ing | o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

a poor, LITTLE, SHORT, BROWN Hoe. A
gentleman mad Ave daughters, Ill OF whom he
brought Up to some useful and respectable Cha
rse,ers in life. These daughters nasried one
after ano'h her with The consent OF their fa;nSr.
The first married gentleman by the name
Of Poor, The second a Mr.. Lille, The third a Mr.
Short. the fourth Mr. Bro,0n aud the fifth a
Mr.. Hogg. AT the wedding o, the latter aer
sisters, with their husband, were present AT
ter the ceremonies Of The wedding were over,
The old gentleman said to the guests: = have
taken great pains TO educate my five daus h.ers.
tina, they might act well their paris in life; Ind
from their advantages and Improvements ]
fondly hoped that they would do honor to my
family; aud now find that all my pains, cares,
and exp. ions, have turnet out nothing but
I Poor, Little, Short, Brown. Hog.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

The proprietors of the Baltimore Chronicle
and the Msryland.r have united their papers,
and now publish daily shee, under the title of
the Chronicle and Msrylander. We were "a
unused al the conclusion of the ,aledic,ory Of
one Of the editors Of the Chronicle.
"Those whose friendship and patronage have
cheered me in my Editorial course, are entitled
10 my gralitude--they have it. AT those, with
whose enmiiy have been honored, snap my
hnge's aud hope they may keep their lempers
better IN future"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
The Theatre open. in Washington this e,


It is now sixty -four>days since. we have had
any advicrs from Europe. The latest dates
received AT this port from Liverpool is the 9th
Of Nov. aud Via Charleston 10 the 9Th The
following packet ships are now due, allowing
the last named, the John Jay, passage OF "a
days.
FRoM LIvERpooL-Ship VIM. Thompson
day of sailing 10th November; New-England
goth; George Canning, Path; Caledonia, lst
December. London, 5,h do. John Jay, 9th do.
From LoNDoN-Robert Edwards, 10Th No
vember Columbia, 25,h do.
FRoM HAvRE-C Charles Carroll, 18th Novem-
Der; Montana, do. do; Charl.magne, Is: De-
cember. Total IL.
The following packet ships are low on their
passages to this port. From Liverpool, VIM.
Thompson; New England; George Canning;
Caledonia; London; John Jay; Canada; Napo-
leon; Florida; Brmngb am-lO. From Lon.
don, Robert Edwards; Columbia; Corinthian
and one oiher-4 Fiom Hayrr, Charles
Carroll; Montana; Chatlemag n; Henry Nv;
France: aud Don Quixo,te-6. Total % pac>
krt ships, independent OF great number OF
iransle nj ships.
The average passage in the last ten years
Of our Packet ships from Liverpool to New
York is about SO days and from New York to
Liverpool %. In the months OF November
December and January, the avarage passage oil
Packe. ships from Liverpool 10 New York has
been little over ~ days. In the same period
Of the old line ships. only two passages from
Liverpool to New York have been as long as
81, one Of IS, one Of 10, and one of7l days.
All the vessels that have recently arrived
from Europe have had very long passages
Several vessels have been between so and &C
days in getting into Eastern ports after making
soundings on the Grand Banks. We should
not be surprised if half dozen packer ships
should enter Our port together the hrst IAN
wind.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
This is to give Notice,

WHAT the subscriber OF Alexandra County IN the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the or'
phans Court of said county, Letters esamentary on
the estate of Ann NJ Patton, late of the county aore
said, decd All persons having claims against the
said decedent, hereby warned to exhibit inc same
to the subscriber passed by the Orphans Court on or
before the 9th tay of June next. or they may oy
law be excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those Indebted thereto, are requested to make imme
date payment Given under my hand this I1th DAY Of
Ma.snphar 1909 PfIiNEAS JANNEY,
- o, ew Executor Of Ann 81 Patton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
host,

I'm Chamberlain wharf, or between that and Capt
- minors dwelling on Union street, red morocco
POCKET BOOK wi'h clasp, containing about u
Hundred and Forty Dollars, there being six or seven
ten dollas notes in U. S Rank paper. The pocket
book also contained several papers, and bill and re.
cept from l.. x L.. Chamberlain Fen Dollars Reward
will be given if the pocket book with its C, ntents
should be found and left MIR Lincoln Charnbersins,
Prince street dock ian IS St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

Miss Wrigh,'s fifth lecture in New'York was
put stop TO in very unexpected manner
The room was crowded, and she had been hold
ing forth Tor some time when the cry Of h'e,
and the smell of smoke alarmed and broke up
the audience, who left in a tumuluous manner,
the lady and her faithful squire Jenkins.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

Phiiadelphia correspondent Of the New
York Commercial, mentions the failure OF one
Of the brokers, "who has taken in the knowing
ones to the tune Of Ss5Ooo of borrowed money
add overdrawings Of TWO banks, the Pen"sylsa-
MIA and North America, each about $4,000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
CONNIE RCIAL.

FLoux. ---Tte wagon price Of Flour this
week has been from 81 S7a to so. Trans
actions from stores limited at. 81 5o-holders
are not generally willing 20 take that price,
waiting for further advices from England.
The inspection returns Of last week will show
a continued decrease in The quantity coming to
market.
Quantity inspected for the week ending on
Saturday 10th instant.
King-street 4,o7s
Wharf 2s5
4,35s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

The funds Of the Massas husetts mechanic
Association, at Boston, amount 10 about $4,000
dollars in bank stock. A school Tor apprenti>
ces is maintained during the winter a, the ex-
pense orthe Association.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

1, stated in the New-York American that
General Root is in Albany pressing to all per-
sons, and in all places, his claims TO 'he vacant
cent in the Senate of the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

Connecticut State Lottery, No 6,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane; to be
drawn at Hartford on Tuesday the 18th January. 4S
numbers drawn ballots. Highest prize $4,000
Tickets is, halves 2 50, quarters l 25.
Washington City Lottery, 5th Class,
To be drawn in the City of Washington on Thursday
the 18th January. - numbers-6 drawn ballots
Highest prize $4,000. Tickets SO, halves So quar-
tiers IS cts
New-York Consolidated Lottery, No. ID,
Will be drawn in the City Of New.York on Tuesday,
the Goth January 40 numbers, drawn BALLOTS
Capital prize $4,000. Tickets 500 halves 10; quar-.
tiers S; eghths 50-For sale ut
j. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
Bank of Alexandria,
December !9M, 1928.

Decem6eF .yNh, I828.
ygNHE Stockholders in this in, ;,ution hereby no.
tiled that the annual el ctnn for ten Directors to
serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Old Coun.
Ri Chamber the third Monday Qhe 18th of January
next The polls will open at 10 A. n. and close at
Pm. J. l.. McKENNA, Cashier.
dec Cote
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
Yhirty DOLLARS Reverb.

4 BSCONDED from this place on the morning OF
"A the 10Th instant my negro slave NAT. He 10
about feet 10 inches high, strong and we'll built, ofa
dark colour nearly blacks his hsir very thick and wool
w. and grows low on his forehcadJ his face dat, his
nose very broad and fat and very low where it reach
the forehead, and large nostrils He very
active and smart fellow yet when suddenly sterny
questioned, he has rather down look think he had
on when he went away, old roundabout coat ofvery
light drab soldiers cloth, whteish waistcoat and
pair of old blue cloth pantaoons, pair Of shoes.
with new stockings of yarn mixed with cotton If he
is taken up any where in Prince Georges county, or
in the District, and brought nome to safely sc.
cured in Jail that get him again, will give re-
ward of $780, or spprehended out of the county and
more than thirty miles from home, will give reward
of thirty dollars and pay all reasonable expenses in
CURED in bringing him home.
THOMAS NUNDELL.
Oakland, near Piscataway, Prince Georges County,
Maryland dec3O-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
Hank Of AieX"Navie,

January 5th, 1929.
a DIVIDEND, for the last half year, of Four Dol.
N lars share the stock oths bank, has ncen tins
day declared and will be paid to the Stockholders on
or after Thursday next, the 9th inst
By order Of the Board,
ian 6-eo3w J. l.. McKENNA, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

Plymouth Congressional Distrief.-We learn
unoffcialy, i, is ascer,ained, thar Hon. Joseph
Richardson is elected to the 2lN Congress
from this District. Boston Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
No,ice.

rHHBE subscriber having removed Lis SCHOOL to the
4 Christ Church Lecture ROun, on Washington
street, takes this means of soliciting continuato OF
the patronage he has received, and from the success
that hitherto attended his preccPtoraI excrtons he
hopes that many parents will be induced to place
their sons in school where the manners and morals
of the pupils will receive particular attention.
TERMS, 4, S, and Dollars per quarter.
i'm 7-d3t la3w ISAAC ID. ROBBINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
To Rent.

- That -nea, two story brick dwelling,
HH q on Wolfe between Fairfax and Royal sire cts,
Hann at present occupied by z. II. Miller. To a
M.Ass1 careful tenant the rent would be moderate.
Possession given in few lays
limo Is NJ. MILLER & SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

On Tuesday Next the Connecticut State Lot
tery, Nc. 6. will be drawn a, Hartford 4S number
lottcp--7 drawn ballots. prize Of $1,000, Of
5000 of 2,044. of 2,O00, 2 of 1000, &c. Tick
cts :, halves so, quarters1 Is.
On Thursday Next Washington City Lottery,
draw ballots I prize of $4,000, Of 1,038. 1 Of
l.oN. Tickets IS. halves SO, quarters IS cents.
New-York Consolidated Lottery, No. 10.
Highesr prize $4,000. Will be drawn in the City of
New-York on Tuesday Goth January ~ numbers-6
drawn ballots Scheme: prize of $4,000, 1 Of
10000 of 5,o00 of 500, Of 1000, Of ZOO,
sc. Tickets Sso halves 10, quarters 5, eghths So
For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
SM1Ip N!szEy9.
Por. Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED, Jan. IA.

ARRIVED, Jan. "a,
schr Emigran., Ustes, New-Orleans; sugar and mo-
lasses J. Kurtz, Georgetown land FIVE bay Craft
with produce.
The brig Criterion from New Orleans is between
the bluff and town, bound up.
schr Columbia, Harris, cleared at New-York for
this port 18th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
Lost,
'Otiee.

TIVE subscriber is now cutting up large quantit,
l. Of Pork Those families DESTROYS of purchasing
the OFFAL, can he supplied on good terms at hi
store, upper end of King street.
jan 10 JAS. ENGLISH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15

Jan 8
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
Economy is the Road
to wealth--And a
penny saved is as
good as two pennys
earned. Then call
at the United states
Clothes Dressing Es-
tabHshment,
JAM rs GILBEaT.

Who has removed from All to 422 Broad
way, and continues as usual TO carry on the
Clothes dressing In correct and systimahcal
style, having perfect knowledge OF the bust
ness, having been legally bred it, his mode
of cleaning and Dressing CoATs, PANTALooNs,
&c. is by STEAM SPoNGING, which Is the only
correct system of | LEANING, which he will
warranted extract all kinds of STAINS GREASE
spots, Tar, PANT SC. or no pay will be taken.
N. B. The public are cautioned against the
imposture of those who attempt the Dressing
Of clothes by STEAM SPONGING, who
are totally unacquainted with the business as
there are many establishments which have re-
Gently been opened in this city.
All kinds Of Tailoring Work done. at / he
above place.
All clothes left to he cleaned or repaired
will be good for one year and one day-if not
claimed in that time, they will be sold at pub
lie auction.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
AFRICAN FREE SCHOOL.

NOTICE.-Parents and Guardians OF
Coloured Children, are hereby informed, that
"a Male and Female School has long been es-
tablshed for coloGred children, by the Manu-
mission society Of this city-where the pupils
receive such an education as is calculated to
fit them for usefulness and responsibility.
The male school is situated in Mulberry
street, to which is attached female school,
and another female school in William street,
near Duane street; all under the manage
ment of experienced teachers The boys are
taught Reading, Writing arithmetic, Geogra-
ply and English Grammer-and the Girls, In
addition to those branches, arc taught Sewing
Marking, and Knitting, &c
TERMS OF ADNISSIt n
Pupils offs TO fifteen years OF age are admit
ted by the Teachers at the School, al The rate
OF twenty-five cents to one dollar per quarter
according TO the circumstances Of the parents;
and the children Of such as cannot afford to
pay any thing are admitted free Of expense,
and enjoy the same advantages those who
pay.
Each School is visited weekly by COM
mittee Of the trustees, in addition 10 which a
committee Of Ladies pay regular visits to the
Female schools, Care is taken 10 impart mo
raj instruction, and such have been the happy
effects of the system pursued in these schools,
that although several Thousand have been
taught in them since their establishment (now
more than thirty years. there has never been
an instance known to the trustees where pu-
pill having received regular education has
been convicted Of any crime in our Courts of
Justice.
by order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
PETER S. TITUS,
RICHARD FIELD.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
WNg. p. JOHNSON.
Successor to James p. johnson.

No 55l PEARL STREET, near Broadway,
t, at old and we'll known establishment,
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally that he still continues TO make
BOOTS and SHOES to order, at reasonable
prices; and as it is generally known that ASST
duty and despatch are the life and spirit of
hi profession. he has no need to publish, ' at
the shortest notice
ALSO-He keeps constantly on hard a
superior quality Of LIQUID BLACKlNG. OF
bis own manufacturing, Tree from the use ofvit-
riol, all Of which h. will sell cheap for cash
". P j returns his sincere thanks tu his
friends and the public for the very liberal pa
tronage that he has previously received.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
BOARDING S. LODGING.
DAVID SEAMA-,

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that his House, No SO Leon
ard street (next door to Zion Church,) is still
open Tor the accommodation of respectable
persons of colour, with Boarding s. Lodging,
on the most reasonable terms.
His House is in pleasant part of the city,
and no pains will be spared on his part to ren
der the situation of all who honour him with
their custnm as comfortable as in any other
house in the city, and at one half the expense.
New ork NAV 90, 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
LEUHORN BONNt1S
MRS. SARAH JOHNSON,

No 55l PEARL-SrREEr, respectfully in
forms her Friends and the Public, that she has
commenced b. EACHING, PRESSING, and Re-
FITTING LEGHoRN and STRAW HATS, iii the
best maner. LADIES dresses made, and PLAIN
SEWING done on the most reasonable terms.
Mrs. j begs leave to assure her friends and
the public, that those who patronize her may
depend upon having their Work done faithful
iy, and with punctuality and despatch.
New York May 90, 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
CLOTHING

Kept constantly on hand, for sale by Dav,d
Watker, no. AZ Bratle-street, Boston, and
great variety OF Neao and second-handed Cloth
ing.
G-He also cleans all kinds Of Woolen
Clothing in the neatest manner, and on the
most reasonable terms.
May 90, 1899.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
FRANCIS WILES.

ff=z7E7A f4zz=A RESPECTFUL. LY informs his friends,
llzzzs=a and the publick generally, that his
HOUSE No so, Church-street, is still
open for the accommodation of genteel
persons of colour, with
BOARDING g. LODGING.
Grateful for the past favours, he solicits
continuance of the same. His house is
IN healthy and pleasant part of the city !:
and no pains or expense will be spared on
his part to render the situation of those
who honour him with their patronage, as
comfortable as possible.
Ncw-York, May 80, 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
BOA RIDING.
LEWIS HARRISSON

zza@n RESPECTFULLY informs the public in
sl==a=2- general, that he has opened his House
Tor the accommodation of eenteel persons oI
colour, with Boarding s. Lodging, at NO. 80
Mulberry street.
ihere shall be no pains spared to render
tnelf situation as agreeable as possible on his
L H. has also open a MeaD GarOer
at the same place, where his friends and Gus
toners, may be served with Mead Cakes SC.
of the best quality.
New York May 90. 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
ST SECURING s. TAILORING
j G.. THOMSON.
No 100 1-2 BOW ERY.
between Hester g Grand street

between Hester g Grand street)
Where he will continue as usual, TO carry
on the Clothing and Dressing Establishment,
and perform his work in a correct and syste-
matte style, having perfect knowledge of the
busine S, and brought up 10 II. His mode of
cleaning and dre sing Goats, Pantaloons, Sc.
Is by steam securing and sporging, the only
way ofcleaning. He respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he extracts all
kinds ofstains, grease paint, tar, SIC. on plan
different from the d yeps reft and altar, TO
any size or shape, with new collars, cuffs. SIC.
at reduced prices. He will not boast of his
art, but leave the work to prove itself. Where
the seams have worn white in black or blue
Goats, they can be restored to their original
colour.
New York Nav 90. 1899.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
WANTED.

Wanted, situation as Teacher in an Acad-
emy, or Tutor in a Family, by Gentleman
who received his education at one the first
Colleges in our country, and who can produce
The best of recommendations.
Enquire at this office.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CHARLES MORTIM Err,

No...22 Leonard street, Between Hudson s
Chapel streets, where he continues to Manufac-
ter and repairs BOOTS and SHOES as usual
of superior quality, at the reduced prices.
As a generous public by their patronage
hitherto have given him hopes that the work
manufactured by him was of a superior quality,
he hopes by more continued exertions, and
the employment Of none but fist rate work
men, to merit continuance of the same.
BOOTS and SHOES repaired at the
shortest notice:
New ork, May %, 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07

sale, ace;.ohing 175 Us. cheap for cash,
enquire at this office, or at Is Boyard-st
AUTHORISED AGENTS.
Maine-C Stockbridge, Esq North Yar-
mouth Isaac Talbot Portland, NE.
Massachus Walker, Boston
John Redmon, Salem.
Connectlcut-S. c. augustus, Nep-
Haven, Isaac G. Glasko Norwich.
Rhode-Island.-George c. Wil.is, PROF.
idence
Pen, syvania.- Charles Leveck, PhiladeL
phia; STEPHEN Smith, C0lumbia; j. b.
VoShon, Pittsburgh.
Maryland.-IhOmos Green, Baltimore.
District of Columbia.-J. W. Prom
Washington; Thomas Broddock, Al
c1dndria.
New York.-Rev. Nathaniel Paul. Alba
my; r. =. G. Wright, Schenectady,
Austin Stca0ard, Rochester Rec. w.
p. Williams, Flushing; Vim. Thomas,
BrookLn, l.. L.; Frederick Holland
Buffalo; Joseph PeU, Hudson; WI
lam Rich Troy; Tudor r.. Grant,
Utico
Louisiana Peter H0ward, Ncae- Orleans.
N. Jersey James c. Cores, New-Bsuns-
vick Rec. Mr. Charles anderson,
Neaodrk; Leonard Scott, Trenton.
Virginia.-W. d. Baptist, Fredericks-
burgh; Richmond.
North Carolina.-John e. STANLEY, NeeC-
bern; Leaois Sheridan, EAzabethtoacm.
Upper Canada -Reu. Samuel George
Waterloo.
England.-R. Dickinson s. Samuel Tho
mas. Liverpool.
Hayti-Wm. b. Boacler POrt-ou- Prince.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
TO PRINTERS.

Il Font Of secondhand Plea Type for
sole aceSohing 175 lbs. cheap for cash,
enquire at this office, or at Is Bayard-st
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-14

occupied, for have probably gained one, by neglect
ing every thing else, and rapidly glancing the
contents of your packet. | have seen enough OF
them to ascertain that they precious materials fo
an interesting and edying account of the excellent,
and indeed, the admirable young man deceased. II
will, however, he easy matter TO make the best Of
them If my friend can heat his furnace seven fold
they may come out like the gold seven times passed
through the fire and though but a seventh part OF
their original bulk, vet valuable in the proper
ton of seventy times seven and hope that though
what is TO be done now, ought to have been done two
wears ago, as Summerield was not a man of every
day, there is vet fire enough in his ashes to kndle
flame that will be much longer lived than himself
P. S. believe may now pledge myself from what
l have seen to-day of Summerfied, to give the vol
ume, when it appears, my hearty commentator and
good wishes in the way which limited before
Under these circumstances, feel no hesitation in
promising the public valuable addition in the depart
ment of Christian biography. We await its appear
ance with socitude.-M Y. Com. Ado.