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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
an SATURDAY. the 1871 dny of merit month, at
~ ~ O'Clock at noon til. subscriber will offer for
SALE at public auction the premises one undivided
moety of the Establishment commonly called the
"CITY TAVERN"
~ IA now in the occupation Of u Clagett, IL
- HE tuated on the west side of Royal street
~ and south side of Cameron street, extend
my frum the intersection OF said :rceis south Roy
street 80 feet, thence west l25 feet inches; thence
south 81 fee, 81 inches, thence r. feet, III nee
north log feet 81 inches, to Cameron street, themes
east Cameron street 1877 feet 81 inches. to the be.
ginning And
One .dnnuity or Rent in Fee Of 1894,
payable half yearl) ON the 18th Nv, AMI 18th kovem.
Der in every yesrcharged on three story brick Il.
nement and lot Of ground the east side Of Ro, Il
street, between King and Prince streets. now in the
occupation Of James Green. Terms cash
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from william s. Moore and wife to X. l. Taylor, for
the indemnity of Thos. irwin,
For the Trustee;
aug LEO VIM. d. MUTT. Auct.
W. The above sale IS postponed until ST.
1URDAY, the eth Of ouemJe-, at neon
Terms Une.third Of the purchase money to BE- paid
in hand; the ,due ~ tao equal Istslments al six
and min. months with interest from The da, Of sale
the title to be retained until the pr, mens shat bs
completed, with power to the Trustee to sell for
any default in payment.
r. /. TAYLOR,
sept 25-eo rustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
New kancy Hardware Store.
JOHN MUIR

~ W Eancy h"voWare StOre.
JOHN MUIR
DESPECTFUilY announces to the public that he
4 has commenced the
FANCY HARDU3RE BUSINESS
in the hou-, opposite Tho Mechanics bank. recently
occupied by Mr. Vansan, where he he has sale,
in considerable variety selection Of such articles
is usually kept in stores of the lind; comprising
OfHousehoM UensiiS-Knivesa and forks, car
vers, steeis. andirons, tongs and .hoves, .n,ies,
spoons, ladies, skimmers walters, cGee mills, s RS,
caudiesticks snuffers and trays; tin, and bell ME
tai kettles; saucepans; waffle, sad. and grid irons;
CHIMNEY hooks, curtain pins, bellows. spiitnns. has
kcts, coal h"ds and shoveIs, c. Ageneral
Of e. ASTINGS, prisng pots, ovens, skcts. and
irons, Prdlles, extra lids mo,iars ami pcsties, &c
Of Carpenters Ioois-PIanes and irons, au-
gers gime's ch'ses gouges, q"arss rules, saws bra
ces and bits files, rsps nails, screws, sptgs, locks
iatches bolts hinges hammers. a''h,'s, &C
or Sadhiery-Stirrups. bits, buckles, whips,
thongs; cotton, sted, aud stranns W. p; Carr is
mountings spurs, plated knobs sides. rings and hooks,
GU, tacks. bodies. swl hammers, &C
Of Shoemakers' Endings-Knives, thread,
avis, tack, r.sps, files. rupbers, pcers. hammers
hats, punches. heel hall, sand par.r, well, sparrow.
bills, hri,lcs. irons. SC.
or Brushes-Sweeping hearth. busting, nail,
comb, tooth, head. cl'dh siainf, tane, scrub, p"h
hor. ",uml. shoe, wall, sc
Msceiianeous-Curry combs; trace, halter,
and back baud cham; dog collars. canes ombs, nu'
tons, needles pms scissors, peikryes r'z"Is stra s.
soap, and cases; cotton, wool, and horse cards; hu'
CHI, and oy ster knvs; spades shovris, wcs, w"'d
Jaws, spectacles, thmhlrs comnodc AID glass knobs.
cit and ,ilvcred Ia, e, tas sells and cord, SEC.
Which will be disposed OF upon onable terms.
Persons desrous OF purchasing are solicited TO give
him CALL asi il is his purpose 80 sell at very sn'a''
advance. Persons who do not wish to purchase aIe
also rt quesed to CALI he will be pleased to see an
who come either to purchase or look.
nyy 2-eo3 tJwSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
ALEXANDRIA. ID. c.

YulRrDiY u0RNfNG. N0rEuBER +, 1850
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
IiNdies' AUCTION.

AN0les HWctlOM.
On FRIDAY MORNING, at II O'Clock,
w l. be sold without reserve, At WhItE'B
w Auction Room,
Elegant merno, cashmere and gauze scarfi
Gro dc nap and other silks
C,rcassians snd bUmbascttcs, Italian Grapes
Gauze and lace veik
Black and white silkhose and half hose
Also. in addition TO hi. pr sent stock.
Is Crates and Packages Of Glass IND
CROCKEREWHRE, consisting in part Of
Elegant cut glass decanters
Do. dn bowls, celeries, dishes, sugars
Lam PSI passage do
1umblcrs' wines, blue printed plates
Pitchers, dishes, ewefs pne bssins
Stone china do
With great variety Of Moulded End Pressed Ware,
Looking Glasses, &c &c.
GrArticics read, for examination Thursday morn
ming. - nov2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04

L.ibe,m Donation.-We understand that AR
lutR TApr,N, Esq. Merchant OF New-i ork' naS
presented t,renty thousand dollars to tne Lane
Seminary, Presbyterian institution IN the SUI
barbs ofthis city. This is one Of the most llee-
raj donations we recollect to have heard OF IN the
United States.-C Cincinnati Ga>efte.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
CO-Vur1Mer ship
District OF ColWMlbia.

County Of Alerond. "a, hcf.
DRYAN HAMP. ha' applied TO the Hon James
- 6. Morse, Assistant Judge of the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, to be dis
charged iron imprisonment, under the Act for the
relief of in,oIvent debtors within the District of Co
iumbia on Iucda, next the 9 Ii instant, at n'nc
CLOCK A. NJ. at the Court House in Alexandra.
when and where his creditors a'er quired TO attend.
.oy s-St EDN. |. EFF, g.. e..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
FnEngBiCK BURG Classical iCADFmr,
u., r.. Ar 1874 {

Alexandra, DC, %, ,830--eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04

EHEnEEiCKS CLASSICAL
Gcfpber 4M 1850 {
Mr. PoBERT CLAuEI was pup ~ hrs eini"i} b
the conr,, ucemrn, OF the year 1873. when took
charge ufit i'e had, at that time, m'de cons'dera
bic progress in his classical s,ufI"s was so well SO
t.frd \, To hi. acqur-m nj, and ~ much pleased with
h,s as,i,u.v and correct deporiment that employed
HIM as nv Assistant during tn wear 1924 and IN that
station his services were entirely satisfactory Sine,
that tim, l,, has hsd charge, himself OF School III
Frederick burg, and If his scholars have been
stud ing she classes
con-tier dr. Clarke GOO Lstn emo Greek scho
lar Re also studied Arithmetic and the first four
books If Euclid with me. From my knowledge OF
s;r Clarke nou,try, CORE ctness and intelligence,
have 10 h. alton in stating that am convinced he
will be an efficient and valuable Teacher.
THOMAS Ii HANSON.
We. the undersigned, who have for several years
cen, nur children 10 the School OF Mir ROBERT CLARKE
in the own of Fredericksburg, understanding mat
Mr. clarke is aoout to Alexandrs, take plea
cure in stating that we consider him justified. in Az
eminent degree TO j. struct those branches winch
he nrossses to teach aud that his moral character is
en,rey uneXceptonsbIe.
JNO l.. MARYS,
RSDr, d FIFE,
JAMES Wli.i fAHS,
GARRETT MINOR,
ROBERT MACKAY.
,,.,,rsur,a October l6. 1850
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04

Election. The following gentlemen were. ou
Monday last, elected Directors of the Fire In>u-
raace Company of Alexandria, for the ensuing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26

4 Soochand county court 18th November 1929.
John NJ. Trevilian, pltf against John g. FYeu,inr,
and George Fleming. dhs.-Ix CHASeEaY
The bill OF the plaintiff being read,and fled and tle
de'ehdan', John s. Fleming, not having entered his
appearance and given security according tn the ae, of
assembly and the rules Of this court and il appearing
to The satisfaction Of the court that he ~ not n,
by counsel is ordered that the said defendant, Joh,
5. Fleming, do appear here the third MONDAY IN
March next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
public newspaper, printed in the city Of Richmond far
TWO months successfully, and that another cony,
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of this
county on two successive court days. And il is fur
ther ordered, that the defendant, t;eorre Pem;nr ~
NOT pay away, seerete, or oherWise dispose of INV
money or property in his hands, belonging to the de-
Iohn >. Fleming, so as to repder him unable
the costs of this suit until the further order Of tS;s
court. Copy. Testc, go '.'
ilO Mar. w. Miller 70. r. n r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
TO PRINTERS.

'A'hE Subscribers intending to discontinue ft,.
manufacture of PRINTING TYPES, sfler
completing the fornls they have already commenced
practicable they solicit orders from their s,ots,,s
and printers generally, feeling assured that t,rv
VIII hnd to their interest to select from the stock
of tho subscribers, such articles as they nre now r
may soon be- in want of. - g
Their stock embraces n large variety of PLAIN
and ORNAMENTAL TYPES, of the vnriofns
sizes from NonParcI to eigh; lines Plea inclusive
Also Cuts, Borders, Brass Rule, &c. nll of which
are OF the best quality, made of hard netal and put
Terms Will he favorable for approved nereptances
III baltimore. or liberal discount for cash ..
For sale, a second band COLUMBIAN PRESS,
Imperial sIze) which will be sold baruniu7 N. IN
Cases, Chases, Ink. &c. will be- suupiied .r
.-o-. CHARLES CARTER d. CO. q.
doc 2-y9.lw No. ~ .. Cnlycrt sfrnnt Ilnirnnrn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
BY the Governor " the Commonwealth IF Fugia
-,.s.-s-S A.. pm EzkNfAPI3NSxs-.

"uEREAS the Coiseniion which assembled IN
willie city Of Richmond, on INC first Monday in
October, 1929, pursuant to law, to consider. discuss
and proposeDa new Constitution, OF alterations and
amendments tho existing Constitution of this Com
nonwcalth," have adjourned sine die, afior having
agreed upon amended Constitution or form of Go
vcrnmcnt 30 be submitted To the people, and TO be by
them ratified or rcjccted-I, William b. Giles, Co
vernon, have thought proper by and with the advice
of the Council of State, to mike proclamation and
do now hereby proclaim, that the said Convention
did the 18th day Of january in this present year,
1889, adjourn sine die-and do direct ihat the said
amended Constitution or form of Government for this
Commonwealth, shall be published once week Tor
three successive months together with this procla
nation in such newspapers as by advice oil Council
were directed to publish tho Act Of the General
Assembly OF Virgnia, to organize a Convention.
Given under my band Governor aud under
rSEAL.t the seal ofthe Commonwealth at Rich
a1 nrond, this 10th day of January, 1880
.b,i -,ti, .4y WIN. b. GILES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26

Superior Co"s , o. I'VE Supreme Court Of Appeal. and 81 s
Snsh 'b. MOI during hsr soo,."s ..h";.
o. Juagcs asy be renewed nom ofe, :, . lain. .
OF 10th Houses VI the beneIsl Assemble v'c
I've men'bes pfesen, mus, IN such yas W. mrs "
OF enwvsl stall he the J,,;ns sea 'ne esI,"
Judge ags'ns whom the Legislature ana, bs .ho i
snan receive notice thereof accompanied with ~. -
Soose, slhxs to hs removs twenty sv Ivy o' a
ay On whSh either iioasn OF the General Asss,y Si
Pr. IN 'hs Creation Of any couuy. Jus,s or H..
n ~! S,s.ss aps;
"pos -, s n"n1sI made by the Gov
RI s,' nsndson NJ the respective County (ousts
., VIC TWO ou,es Of the General Assembly and comma.
,Ioasa ny The &c o9ssno aud shall hr once sns Se
OF inc 1ene@l Assembly. Tho Cer of Nh. scse,ni
oour's when vacancies shall occur ,hali he a,no,, To-
,s. ,s'pss,ve Courts. and tenure &c Of app ce. ~
wen OF those aow in Office Of ,hosn who n,s 10 %
hereafter appointed shah be prcserised by law III. $780,
stoned BY him The shall rrpo%s ta%.. ~ .0n
3 wri,s ,hall in the nsme of the S"%on ~
virginia. aud bar ,->tc Ivy tho Clerks az the s,,rsi c
,bs as Conclude ssa"s' the peace dn,y oI
nar1. lls Article W.. q r-st.oU ci'
,, asuer sha'So appointed snnosy by jain, vote o5
-as-ohl1f ~ Arrrcrs VII ,7tr- ...y .ss ino,i
NC Executive Department of tie Govrfnmc, shall ain
as ut present organized the and Priv Conue
ors shall continue in office until Governor eied ma,
IN office when this Constitution adopted excep, All. re
IN otherwise expressly directed sha continue i'm Office rim c
ana all The Courts Of Justice existing shall con,ine %
49, , until and except 80 far the udicml
Legislature. ''"'se o'sanHed by tho
Done IN Conven,ioni the city OF Richmnnd. On Tim
ba oay OF January, IN the year qs4suyl Lord
MY fourth year Of the Independence az tho II
States of Amorica. al D 20 brow 70
4ee-iH = or PHILIP p. BARBOUR
~ President Jhe Coneeufion.
Secretary Of tho Coare,liinn h..a aoiav g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION
Firm of GoVernn,ept far Virginia.

IAdOpIcd January I1b, IB3O
Whereas the Delegates and Representatives Of tho
good people Of Virginia, in Convention assembled on
The twony nn;h day Of Juno in the year Of Lord
one thousand scvon hundrcd and scvcnty-sM recitDg
and declaring, that whereas, George the third, King
OF Groal Britain aud Ireland and Eector Of Hanover,
before that time entrusted with the exercise Of the
klngly Office in the Government Of Virginia had en-
deavoured to pcrven the same into dctestabo and
insupportabe tyranny, by putting hil negative on
Jaws the most wholesome snd necessary for tire pub
lie good; BY denying his Governors permission 10 pass
laws Of immediate and pressing Importance, unless
suspended III their operation for his assent and when
80 suspended ncglecing to attend to them for many
years; by refusing TO pass certain other laws, uiloss
the persons 10 be benefited by them would rolinqush
thoipcsfimabe right Of Representation ~ the Lsgis1-
tuFe; by dissovDg legislative assemblies repeatedly
and continually, tor opposing with manly frmness
his invasoDs Of the rights of the people; when dis
solved by refusing 10 call others for long space of
tc, thereby leaving the polticasystem without any
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
d. BRroGs,
Secretary Of tho Conne,iiinn.
SCHEDULE.


Ordered, that the roll containing the draft of tho
amended constitution adopted by this Convention O.
ny itsubmitted to the people of ihs commonwealth
or thrlr ratification or rejection be enclosed by tho
secretary IN cnse proper for its preservation and
State. 3D.. rl. q. = s. ,DN'--r'
Ordered TINT tho Secretary do cause the Journals
OF inc proceedings Of this Convention to be fairly
entered IN well bound book, and after the sa1pc
shall have been signed by the Presideu, and SccIe-
tnry That he deposit the same together with oil the
original documents in the possession of The Corvep-
ton and connected with it, proceedings, among the
arehieves of the Council of State and further, that
ne cause 10 printed copies to he well bound ard
dePos tied III the Public Library ... 80 -
ordered, that the President of the Convention DO
certify trno copy of the amended Constitution IN
the General Assembly now in session; and that th,,
General Assembly be, and hoy are hereby requested
to make any additional provisions by law. wbioh mny
De necessary and proper, for submitting the same 10
the voters thereby qualified To vote for mcmbers of
the General Assembly, at the next April election,
ana Tor organizing the government under tho amend
fled by such voters. ~ .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
HUGH c. McNEMARA
Ms Just received, and offers pr sale the following ,r
II and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
81" ~ Prere0bm beter than Curr IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIoUs PILLS.
y ANp sd Ctkrs "a nOx.

- 70 ASD 80 CkSTs BOX lHH |'I. e.
be operation OF these Pills perfectly mild 81 as 10 be used
III safety by persons m every s,Lo- add Of elnry aen
Iho proprietor conhitniy Fcoonwenr the neiy use or
uese ph's, asa rEeventve add cur5n f Bil Yeiou and
Malignant Fs-vets. 80
0- iIeese inquire for 'LEE'S a.Yrl- BILIOUS pms
vim the signature ofyfOIU RIDG ELY date Michael ee
g. Coz a. none other genuine. r y n .
Lees Elixir sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coughs
csthrrhs, asthnds. sOfe thfoats ard
Lees Nervous Cordial excellent medicine y an ueyvo,s
affections wcaAD.is, PAINS In the loins hack, A,cI
Lees Essence ~ MuadNO medicine ever exeeie ,h I'm
curing rhcmatsin, sprfIns Niscs, frosted feet. &C
Ices que and Fever Drops, falling cure.
Ices Sovereign Ointment, warranted the IRON Nv
application. -
Lees Persian Lotion exece, inedcue ir curing te,eIs
uBg. worms, pTckly heat &C. m .. %. TT
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific an elJccua c1re fn tlo
VeneSeal and (ionorrhna
Lees Tooth ache Drps-wboh gives immediate relief
ees Tooth rowder which clranscs and beauies the tce
eos Eye Wa;er-a oeuain ior eyes.
Lees ADodyne BliXIr--fDr tho cure 81 head aches
Lees Corn Pla-efOr removing and destroying
NT touniTy merchants and all others who purchase sell
again by applying proprietor. No Ga Hanover street,
Baltimore, obtain thcn such liberal will nsnrp
them great profit
OF C,4U7TO.V--None are ecuuive wnbott IN. maker.
naiue To iem Moan RIpgELy, (ate Michael lee & Cos
or Uundteds Of cases ofcUres performed nv tho ae ,i
valuable medicines, could he given did The isi Of news
paper admit ~ 10
- ~. G.. M'NENARA will constantly tee, q f,e.t
supply ~ The above celebrated Medicines at bs Arobera
aud D"'g Store Riohaord NOV q eo,t. =
A FIRST RATE COOK FOR SALE .yIcr
~ otlor qualifications good--cnQiire M fliis cfS
tH--cOfg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26

A FIRST RATE COOK FOR SALE -.yIcr
feotlcr qualifications good--cnTilre NJ fliis ,rii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
Vol. w No. rs
.EHE Subscribers Offer for sple. p, lh,.rS So.

'9'HIE Subscribers offer Tor sale a, Their Sor, No
- 22l Pearl Street NEW YORK the follownr
complete assortment of Dry GOODS, on the most
lloeral terms; consisting of black blse olive and
taohdon brown, caret mkt and 81 eel mkt drab and
cassImeres
Mkt indigo blue and olive sattinett,
Hed ana mkt padding; Tar an plalds and cambIets
Crimson blue and green moreens
biack and assorted cUlored bombaze,ts and circas-
SLAMS ' '"~eS-
sreen booking bare. and floor cloth balzes
"nle' green red and yellow fanuels assorted sual
Green and white serge. ,oss 5f;,, 49,. -. -.
kets ~ P 0'oi--
complete assortment OF common, fue aud sapcr-,
fine ingram CARPETING
white, and black cotton and silk bose hIach .,a
slate colored worsied hose
Common, me and superhne Irish linens, IN whole
and half pieces
Lawns; Cd, IA, "a. 81 IO-4 Irish table d,aners
ID Cd. and 81, cotton diaper
Cotton diaper table cloths; super double daask table
cloths
Go io-i, ard I2-4 double damask; Sd Irish shee-
ing; RUSSIA diapers
Al anu I'd cambrIcs sheeunus and i,con.+s Sr,,s.
musius
PLAIN, figured, and tamboured book rnusIns
Flain, aud figured null musiins
ii and Cd cambria and furni ure dmity: black and
brown i!neus
Black und coIoEed carnbr,cks; indigo plads stripes
and apron Checks
Brown shee.Ings and shlrtlngs; Marseies Valencia.
swansdowL. silk and toanet vestlnr
IA, Oh, ~ Cd wime Swiss Jaconet and fancy cra-
watts; italIau and 81 adrus cravals
bi"ch and olive yelSeteens, beayerteens bangup g.
tabhy cords and fusians
FIttsburg cords; patent linen and floss thread
Cotton bah and spool Tire ad knttIng cotton cotton
yarn, wick, bats and wuddins
81 TO i3-i quilts and conferences domination mrs
ms; Milllnets, assorted colored; taDby velvets
o. 10 % fancy cotton shawis, Pruss!an shawls
ting
French buHbazlne; brown batti.te. f,po,, ILL, liz
Large ana small sized silk flag hkdfs; superior sIk
bandannas
Ito CT tckings; black, blue and assorted sewing,
silk and silk twist;
BITdseye diaper pack and pound pins cloak clasps;
HOOKS and eyes
Git coat buttons; ivory bone, lasting and STEEL do
Pearl shr buttons; cap wTe and ware ribbon; eualirv
and shoe bindings
Bed lace, BLK and drab cotton ferre,s. twilled and
plain cotton tapes
Linen apes; worsted and carpet bindings; iyory and
horn combs
faeta ribbons, of oil descriptions; cotton and bobbi-
laces
Beaver buckskn, horse sIiq white and assorted hid
gloves
Biz and whe'sk gloves; mitts; black green. white
straw and pink French grapes
Wors'ed barege hkfs; merno, square and Iona
shawis %
Belt ribbons; cotton and linen buck M black and bce
black gros de-Naples silk
w hlte green, blue. straw. and pink Florence sir
hlnen cambria and linen canbrIc hits
together 9Th complete, and splendid assorluept
OF Ca!coes, all of Which are offered at the loveEt
market prices, by J. l.. T. u L. GRISROLb
NBw YoRK, Aug e0 CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
PROSPECTUS.
LYRiCE SACR R

E'ilE OBJECT OF the work which proposed 10
publish, IS TO furnish the public with a class of
vi blusc, which fill up the interval bet ween the ordi
nary popular Songs, aud those Hymns. which are
manltes'iy devotional Words of a serious and ele
waited character will DC ads pied To original airs ar
selections from some OF the most beautiful airs IN
common use, and presented to the public in an ete
giant form For the Piano Forte.
CONDITIONS.
/. Ibere VIII be five numbers, each NUN Der cpD-
tanning 10 pages of plate music. elegantly DONE
2 The prIca o subscribers will b. e. per uumbe-
10 non subscribers, S 50 will be charged for each
separate number.
j. The numbers will be issued as speedilv az thev
can be prepared. till completed
RECOMMENDATIONS
Mr.. Loud-As the work above described yas nm
dertaken by you, at my suggestiou it is but rigbt
that should give 1t my decided recommendation I
should be glad to see 1t IN every family remain
yonrs, SC.
G. T. BEDRLI,.
Subscriptions for the above work will be received
Hu" inc huhoerS ior~arded by every oppOrtunIty as
thcy appear by COLLINS d CO
Booksellers, Richmond. Va.
Two numbers have been received.-The contents
I as follows:
VALE THE CRoss-words by Mr. Roscoe. music
by Il. loud. Jr.
THE WIDOW Mas" Now when he came niob
to the gate OF the city, behold there was dead
man carried out, the only of his mother and she
was widow Words by Bishop Heber
BRIoHTEsT AND OF THE SONS OF TIE MONK
rSo.-words by Bishop Heber. music by Kali
mark
SurrLY WIEN TUE LrcHroV DAr-.the word altered
from Songs by tho WY" by tie Rev G. w
Boane, music from tho oprra of Der Freischut1.
composed by G NJ, Won Weber
is CARELESS CHmpHooD's SuRNY HouRs-vyods nv
Rev 6. w. Doane
hhRT M4sDALENE-a Duet, poetry By Robert Sou
they. Bee.
HOME o. THE SoUL-Poetry by b. Key
I SEP THEM on THEIR ZroN way. And the
ransumed OF the Lord shall return and come to
Hlou, with songs and everlasting ioy upon their
heads'-wTltten tor this work nm mutation of Ris
hop Hcber's II them on their winding yysv -
by Rev. G. I Brdell, composed by b. Himo
EARTH WITH HER TEN THOUSAND FLowERs-arrau-
gcd TO be sung as a solo, dueit or tTo music BY
Winter
HHE MiRryR SoNG-"Who follow IN their train"
words by Bishop Hcbcr. music by r. r BIS
hop.
CoNTrNrwENr--words BY 3 bishop Onderdonk. rnu-
sic by II Il Bishop.
SoNErr-lgs 4 Lrcur suRrRsrs--words bv Cow
per.
WuEN SPsNG uELocR THE FLowEps--vvo,Ss
Bishop Hrber. mussc ~ Mrs. r. M,IIsrd
Nv Bisuup HERERa MISS ioNARY IIYuN- from
liaydcns Orolorio oft Creation, by T. Lond
Jr - 'U'
Collins y Go have nlso a large collection of ga
cred music, torthe Piano Forte and will be recciving
additional pieces as they arspupshe einihe Northern
"ues sept 20
~ WAiM'S PANNCEA.-iu> received by The su6ScTi
rcv2 u c. msNENARA