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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-24

1t must not be by any means inferred that
there ara but ten gentlemen in the House, but
that these gentlemen have no particular pro.
fession
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

leen enchained for ages. BY the agency
# the air, they break forth in cracking
lanes from the enormous cylinders which
lad lncarcerated them, aud direct their
course TO heaven, as if they would return
b tnelr original source. Man is the only
Icing IN animated nature who can produce
d will the artificial fire, and who turns it
. his use. Fire in his hands is the pri-
Oary agent Of his industry and his pleas
ues, as the sun himself, in those ofthe Al
mighty is the great impclling principle Of
mture.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

Speaking 0m.-Those who have mover
spoken in public. can scarcely judge o. ne
CONSERVATION Of an old lady who spoke oHt
in church. Il was formerly the custom IN
country towns. for those who lived sever
Il niles from the church. 10 remain oV'"'e
the interval between the morning and even
;,c serv;re On this occasion she had los
lon some milk in a pitcher sor the chill.
dren. and in the most Interesting part Of
Inc worship. a do, which had followed
them into tne pew, thrnst his head into
tho ,,,cher. Whether bis head was too
l,,ce. or the pitcher too small II IS not our
nyoyioce q determine, bat having regalec
himself. tho pitcher still obstinaiely retain.
Cd rs position, and he was discovered
backing out with the pitcher stuck last up.
on hi head, aud the milk streaming ia ey.
cry direction on his head aud shoulder
Get out Putt" says the old lady. Ffigh-
tened al the sound Of her own voice--''O
dear. ! spoke out in meet'ng" said she
"Therel | spoke out again-O dear me,
keep talking all the time"
.NeUbmg Gazette.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

THE MANSION OF REST.

By CHARLES J. Fox.
! I TALK'D 10 my futtering heart,
! And clid It's Wild wandering ways;
J charged 1t from folly to part
| And 70 husband the rest of its days:
/ / blde IL no longer admire
/ The meteOrs which fancy had dress'd;
/ l whispered twas time to retire,
I And seek for mansion of rest
a charmcr was list ming the while,
Who caught up the tone of my lay;
"Oh come then. she cried with smile,
"And I'll shcw you the place and the way;
| / followed the witch to her home,
And vowed 70 be always her guest;
Z &" Never pore, | exclaimed, 'wi. / roam
In ssarch ofthc mansion of rest 80
But the sweetest Of moments viii fly;
Not long was my fancy beguH'di
For too soon l confessed with "a Sigh
That the syre2 ,,-,ciyod us she smJl D.
Dee Cccp did she stab cEa repose
or my trusting and Juwary breast
And the door of escA avenue close,
Tia, led 10 the mansion of rest.
Then Friendship cnticcd me to stray
Through the long magic wiids of romance:
But | found that she meant 20 betray.
Aud | shruuk from the s0rcerers glance,
For experience bias raIcht me TO know,
That the soul thl. recincd on her breast,
Might toss on the pillows Of woe,
And ne'er find the mansion OF rest.
Pleasure path determined 90 try;
But p-ul1l,G met by ;he way:
tonvicIoG 1-aa' L.. ;,uu1 her eve,
Gnj appeared 10 iilumne my days
She cried a- she showed me O grave
With ne.t.cs aud Wild flowers dressed,
o. er which thc dark cypress did w-ve,
Behold there the mansion o.. rost.'
She spoke, sad half vanished in air,
For he saw mild Religion appear,
With 70 smile that would Danish despair
And dry up Jhe peniient tear;
Doubts and fears from my bosom were ddveni
And pressing the cross 90 her breast
Amt pointing sercuely Co Heaven.
She Showed the rIe Hau,ion of resu
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09
.N-epburg Gazette

We arc grat6ed to learn that the pria.
cipal Engineer Of the State has been direc-
ted by a resolution ofihe er-ofcio members
of the Board Of Public Works, as soon as
he shall have completed certain duties al.
ready assigned him-by the Board, to sur.
vey a route for a cana or railroad 10 con-
meet the James and Stanton rivers q
Lynchburg, agreeabIy to the tenor Of res'
olulion adopted BY the last General As
senbly. Lynchburgh Frg'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09
CERTTETrATEa.

Having used boo oar practice of the Bilious Pills
prepared hy William a. Brurk, we can certify
tl.th tIer operation they arc mild and well cali
cal.ed to produce die effect lor which they are
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09
BRUCKsS
Ntt bILIOUS and WORM DEsTROYIN
PTLES


Prepared o. tie INTENFOP hiusclf\
|1R lave been DESTROYS for some time that the
- importation into this country of what are cai
/ l-i the German Pills" might be done aws,, n,
/ Che tolrlnce ot amcdiCiue prepared On the Uni
ted States, Chat might suDcrcede Them / now
offer to t'e Fu1Ic q medicine of my own discove-
ry and preparing. which has the preference with
taose who have used them, both TO the German
and Lees t...s. They may De administered IN
ul t-a7 NAer Ae aJovc-named are used, and
WIN more certainty remove Bilious complaints.
They are .cmaraah.y well calculated 20 remove
1l. Distinctions of the r.scer0. and diseases orr
emun9 iom Bilious redundlncics. And as they
arc n -hlr operation very mi.d-causing 10 gri-
pings or unpleasant sons u0us-they may there
tlre De administered with equal safety iu all ages
LElat Boz contains % PIa Prices eats
r.r Boa.
CERTIEJCAEEg.
Having used D oar practice of the Bilious Pills
prepared hy William a. BrUrS we can certify
rIatu their operation they arc mild and well cali
cu.uad t3 produce die effect lor which they are
assigned
DIR. HORACE POTTER
DIR. CSC MCOOk,
DIR. LEONARD HANNA.
New-L.slon. April g, 1880.
We have used Lee Bilious Pills In our families
number of years. bui having edecluaily fned w.
a. Bulk's Free Bilious Pills, we give them de-
citcd preference. hly.~g found ihen 20 cause less
sickness aud more oiecucl IN their operation ale
though smaller quantity taken at dose thar n-
suaL they have also been cfectu-l ln removing
worms from several If oU children.
JOHN DUGDALE.
j. q. WILLARD,
JOSHUA MALIN.
NswLis50n, March ., 1880
For sale iv TODD a. WOODS
May ID Wa.cr-st. Wheeling.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09
no CAPITALISTS a.
.IE.E.R,L,EECTLRERN


m" : ------- = ------ n 1T /" M
llANJtAel-ElHe L9l ADJUSTMENT
Mine Ohio River adjoining Or upper end
lLI r rrs town .r Wheeling. consisting OBJ q
rTNDRY I'D r.f BIS ODD iee--w.u Two FuB-
.l..-...s... Ed. .......-e-g .,t.,rs---s's.
....-...... - -..,a-,s.r tbs r7s-
7...-.....,. r. steam P---ss-- smear
hollow ware Nr Ave-r substantial Brick
a-l r.t uldeauH $50 Zee .one-.hree
m E.rH. containing drums ana .rles--a Dor
rI and odd .uruntr-es rccureifr h8 cou-
-r .r Stems Er-rrs OBJ .ua Ilcst dmen-
49,. 80. -.... ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07

ygvHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generally, that he has taken the
well known and long established house as u RES
TORATlVE, opposite the Eagle Hotel, [reccnlly
occupied by Mr. Geo. III. Guy, Gee where he is
prepared accommodate in the best STYLE those who
will favour him with their patronage. His Bar is
furnished with the best Wines and Liquors. md the
Larder with every delicacy the season affords.
Private parties can be furnished with rooms; DIM
and snacks, # every description, served at the
shortest notice. Having been at considerable en-
pense IN repairing the establishment, he Eatiers
himself he Will render it wor ny the patronage that
has heretofore been literally extended towards 1t.
and his part the public, that 40 attention
will be wanting 10 give general satisfaction.
REUBEN DENDLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07

tuiin 20 naS been Urcea,rS nom hin tic last two
years lie says his cults of equal superior size
that he has two year old fly nteen hands highs anil
his yearhng colts, equally promsng and that he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten good
racers out ct the mares. have alsn many other
testimonials 20 the effect; and one from DIR. Lewis
MARSHALL q mention him because presume he is
known TO many gentlemen in Virginia,) he speaks of
the stock IN the highest TERMS particularly of their
superior size and fine form. And, all the gentlemen
with whom have correspondent, concur in the fact,
that he has been let tn booGed until the
two years. that bis colts by them have yet come
on the turf The distinguished racers he has pro.
duced, kassna, supposed by many the very best
horse ever raised in kentucky) and Others have been
from common mares. by reference To tie American
Turf Register vol. /. page III, he is spoken OF as
producing striking and very superior of horses
IN Kentucky. IolIN TUCKER.
feb lS-1aft1stMs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
FRESH DRY GOODS.

4 II anticipation of their general advertisement the
Il subscribers inform their customers and other pur-
chasers that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hun
dred and Eighty Pack0ges Fresh american and
British Dry Goods, in which are included thCr own
import alton from England (via New ork, consist
iuq in part of tue following ortices
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, ana olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed fancy mixed, and
lavender London cassmcres
o. Plain and fancy white London Marse;llcs cuttings
White and colored ground chintz, printed do do
Plain, buff tOleBcLs
4 beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, ard 4drianopie Sd
HetO style ginghams
& !, and Ga cambria and jaconet ruslins
White bOrdercd cravas, very supcrior-and
Aiixcd and striped linen end cotton drills.
Their assortment is now very good, and will in a
few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. l.. & Il. JAMES. d. Co
ap13-f Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
4 Good Opporlnnitn.

4 Good Opportunity,
For the Investment Of a Small Capital.
BNllE subscriber intending to decline his present
~ business on or before the lst day of May, lat
which time his prescO, license expircs,) offers
FOR RENT,
Till the lst day of October next. that part of the
Tenement on Msm Street, occupied by him as a
Lottery oiice-and offers Tor sale, all the Fixtures,
Signs. Furniture, &c nppcrtUinng thereto.
To person DESTROYS OF cmbarking in this busi-
the present is most favorable opportunity
tho office is established has liberal share of
patronage, and has been lately fitted up in very
neat style, at considerable Cxpcnse-ior further par
ticuGrs, apply TO THOMAS LAMBERT.
a. 1t Is presumed that good Tenant would find
no difficulty IN renting or leasing the above, after
the LIST day OF October, from the owner John Allan.
Esq T. l..
ap -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07

B0riln's improved English Seidii> Posoders,
SDuI up IN well secured tin boxes Also dozen red
morocco cases which contain glass stopped bottles
hl!ed with the materials for the purpose making tho above
hghy improved medicine ana well calculated those
travel by or lnd, beng all liable bc affected by
changes of tie weatIer-lo or sale by
JNO II. BLANlRE,
mar - Az his Drug Store, opposite the Eagle door.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
THE KAGETDESCC
ND LADIES' LITERARY GAZETTE


n OTWTrHSTANDTNG the number of newspa pers
Y daily issued to the public in the Dstric, of CO.
inmbia the undersigned under the impression that
still another IS requisite, in order to put the finishing
link to the literary chain Of ihey may be permitted to
use iCur,'' which will then encircIe the 'ten miles
square OF the papers published here, with one SOL
itary eNccpuon-.and that is Of such character
not to interfere, in the slightest degree with their
proposed publication Politics is the beginning the
middle, and the end-thc order OF the tlsv,"-to tho
complete exclusion Of all reading u more refined and
imaginative description-,huse polished and ele
CANT germs of lterature-which Inpart instruction
lille they give life and animation 20 the social circle
II will be obsers ed above, that :hc undersigned pro
pose to depart somewhat from the beaten track of
other wou!dbe. AS well as SSH, Editors, IN the
DSlrcti and, tor that purpose, have determined de-
vote their time and talents such thew possess en-
urely to the and obstruction OF the farer
portion of creation. Why this object has been so lit
Tie regarded by the conductors of the Press in "ihc
three cite {, matter OF surprise TO The
undersigned viii not attempt To form reason for this
negiec', lest prejudice might deem them unjust 10
others OF their profession. Il is fact, that the ladies
tthe District OF Columbia have evInced abundant LID.
crafty ~ their subscriptions to papers Of this charac-
ter, published IN the northern cities; circumstance
which shows that something of this kind is wanting
nearer hone, to dspel ennui, and amuse the mind, in
the hours OF from the cnCrossng cares
OF female life. Why shall net, then, without van
iy, anticipate reasonable share of patronage from the
'narons and maids nf our District In carrying into
execution Cur proposed plan shall of course, as
IN duty bound endeavUr to give universal satisfcton
~ we fail, we must look for indulgence from those
who, sure, will be always willing to extend it
TO US, our fair patrons. Our paper will be made up
principally Of Selections frou he INNS, ,oD-oyol
refined literary publications of the present and by.
gone days; and, while hope exhibit such iudC-
in these as 10 satisfy our fair readers that We
have their improvement as well as their amusem,n; AZ
heart, pledge ourselves tina: nothing will aDpear in
our pages which shall cause the roantiinp bns In
fuse the fair cheek of the most decate!y modest. We
have liberal promises of assistance from several literary
ladies and sc lteuen Of high standing moreover and
hope, by Their courtesy, to be able to present to our
readers. occasionally, a choice Original Tale and a
visit to the more ideal but not less beautiful regions
Poesy.
ct the "ihousand-and-one" appellations peculiarly
suited to publication like the here proposed, we
have chosen "I'he Kaleidoscope" most unison
wi'h our PLAN which will he to give, at every turn,
constant succession Of eyervayng, but still beautiful
Of the nature of our wor we be leave to a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
Final Advertisement.

II YLE & COCHRAN, being about to close
IN their sales and business in the course ola few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted to them
10 come forward and make payment. They have
which, in order to avoid an auction sale, they will
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited to
oH, goods will be offered at such prices will
insure sales. feb l5-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
PROPOSALS
IOR TiBLINfiLyNLi By SL,BSCRIPTiOT,
instruction in the Mosaic RELIGION.

F"H TUE YOUNGER PART EOrr sFXrs
TRANSLATED )i'on he German Of j. .yohi,yn.
BY ISAAC LEBSEZ.
ms little work has bad an extensive circulation in
Germany, and may be safely recommended 10 persons
Of every denomination
TERMS.
l. The work will be put to press rs soon a. 4 sniff
cient number of subscribers is obtained.
, 1t will be printed on good paper, and delivered
TO Subscribers, bound IN cloth, at 10 rcr copy
payable on delivery.
3. Persons procuring six subscribers vii! be cnti
tied to n seventh copy gratis.
a. Those holding Subscription Papcrs will pleosc
forward them by the middle OF June.
Philadelphia, ,Marrh. 1890.
TTiRGINIA:-At a court of appeals held at The c.rI
toll in the city of Richmond, on Saturday Feb
rnary -|ih, 1850: William Edmonds plaintiff, against
the Franklin Bank of AleXlndra, defendant: the same
plaintiff, against the same, defemdant-Upon wrs of
supersedeas, TO judi gmcns OF tho superior court of law
Of Fairfax county
The writs of screfacias heretofore awarded IN re
we these suits, IN the OF William Bell as atn
nstrator dc bons non with the will annexed of the
plaintiff, not being returned executed; and il spp.,
ing, to the satisfaction Of the court thar the
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth: on the
notion Of tue sad William Bell, by counsel it *
ordered, that the said defendants DO aDpear here ON
the first MONDAY in June next, to show cause If anv
they can, why the said suits shall not be- and stand
revived, IN the name Of the said William Bell as
administrators aforesaid aud proceeded in TO final
Judgments; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in this CITY, and
continued tor two months SuccessyeIy and aEntbar
copy thereof posted at the front door of the CAPITOL in
the said city.
20 a cory. Tcsto, !. ALLEN, c.c.E
A7OoRE'S LIFE or BYRON.-Ic,rers and Jour
nais OF LORD Byron with notices Of hrs life BY Thomas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07

II Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals for publishing in the City of Washington,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat Quarto form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely the dis.
semlnation OF Intelligence useful and interesting to
he [ lbs h. %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07

the SAID lrm. JAMES HARDY,
THOMAS HARDY.
Those indebted to J. & T. Hardy, viii please pay
their accounts TO Otis, Dunlap 81 Co.. only, in whose
possession the books and accounts are placed
apis DAVID HARDY.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
JOH.N H. MASH. .4GE.NT' FOR FIRGLNY.4.
TyyHE Westminster Review is a work instituted for
4 the advancement of those great objects which
in the hghcsr degree common to eli good men in
ali countries. II may be considered rs portion of
the contingent of the British Islands lowa,d dis the nro-
motion of the general which are so frequent
ly disguised by tic prrluliccS some of the COM
nunity. and injured by misconceptions ofthcir rain.
In the present day is hardly necessa ~ to insist on
the dreadful havoc Otbnman happiness winch has hecn
made through the application of territorial prCudces
md national dcusons Men have hcen taught to be-
lsvc that merits and virtues were tie creatures of
locality, and that it possible for nations to worry
and destroy each other and both be gloriously right
What was morality on Que side Of the Atlantic, was
crime upon the other and TIL the appearance of Ben
than 1t seemed TO have been f"rgOttcn that there is
Law and one Lawgivcr, whose rules are indie
pendent geography and prescribe the happiness OF
iii. us standard uninuenced by climate or by creed
With America the connexions of such n worE are
many and mighty Viewing the American people as
band OF brethren, who, who under the guidance of
Providence, have gone forth into better and happier
land, It's authors have much of that sympathzing feel
ing expressed on the rustic tombstone,
Not lost, 6nt gone before
1Hey are conscious too that on their own part they
have much to offer which may be useful to their trans
planted kndrld. AS America increases in population
and III powerits citizens will discover more and more
abundant sources of Observation-Disclosures TO warn or
to encourage-n those struggles and collisions of in
terest which our community has passed through and
at which the other must arrive.
lnthe Westminster Review the interests of the
American people will be always afTec,ionately deitn.
ded to the fullest extent consistent with those laws of
general good which make the morality of the Uni
verse Its conductors dcsirei return to take place
among the publications by which such portion ocI5e
fruit of knowledge US f ON time To time shall rpen in
the Old World may be exchanged for the haryess oil
tho New.
The work is issued quarterly, at six dollars per an.
mum, and will usually be received in the United
States, about month after publication in Lon
don. Subscriptions received by
mas J. II. NASH, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
HUGH e.. MCNAMARA
HAS just received, and offers for sale the ovir. ,,i-
aud highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
o. Prevention better than Cure. m
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS FILLS.

p Avn 80
The operation Of these Pills perfectly mild so as 20 lc used
n tcy by persons u every situation, and q every ace
The proprietor confidently recommends the timely rec n
these pills, preventive and Of Bilious, Yellow aud
Malignant Fovpe
or Please inquire or'LEE'S lNrTE- BELTDUS rms
with hc signature pfNO.lE RIDGELY date Michael &c
g. tol as none other genuine.
L'.s Elixir, sovereign remedy 1r colds obstinate c0uefs
c1larIst asihmas sore threats and COu5umpuDns.
Lees Nervous Cordial, excellent medicine Tor all nervous
a.1cu11s w"asu'-s, PANS in the lpins back go.
Ices E.seurc Df Mustard No medicine czCeCd lhs n
curing rruualrsu, spraius, bruises, frosted feet, Sc.
Ices A-uo and Fever Drops, never falling
Lees Sovereign Ointment warranted 90 ic TTCIf by
Ouc application
Lees Persian Lotion excellent medicine for curing letters
nrs worms, prIcsly heat, &c.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, efsotual Tor the
NCncreal and GDuorriua
Lees Jooihachc DTops-wlirb gives immediate relief
Iecs Tooth Powder which cesuscs and beauties the teeth
Lees I'VE Water-a certain cure lpr eyes
Lees Auodyne ElVir-f0r tine cure Of head aches
Lees Corn Plastcr-for removing and destroying CONS
OF Country merchants and al others who purchase ~ er
again by applying the proprietor No go, Hanover street
Baltimore, obtain them on such liberal terms Will insure
them great profit
or CHOTTOJV-Nouc are gcnuiue without The makers
name 10 lhcm Moan RrpCELv; date Michael Leo & Coz
W Hundreds o cases q cures performed blythe above truly
valuable medicines could be- given, did the limits of
paper admit Of H.
- II. &. NTNEMARA will constantly keep fresh
supply u the above celebrated Medicines az his Arobcrary
~ pwy e'rr". B.s'reuf my" .r.p'1'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
DuETTS- AIRS &c

DUETS, AIRS, &c.
TOLLINS & co. have received further sup.
~ ply ofMusc, consisting in part of the following
pieces:
Mrs oBcDOnntds Variations, T. knapton
EViH you eome 10 he B3,Oer, do. J. f.. IIaDco
Pdddy O'CayroH, do p. X. Moran
M inca di q,teH metals, from Rosna, opera
March and Rondo, from Der Freyschutz NJ. Hoist
Partisan Rondo, b. Vrguer,o
Grand Russian yUqrch, f.. =. Francis
Butte NJ .NnUarin, brilliant flntosic with an uc-
Compartment for the violin, J. Payer
BeetioUsnS Grand Waitz, r. Segura
HemenOayS nm set Coalitions
Highlands Chorus
Alexander
TVilfe Lazy
Bonnets Of Blue
KITTY CiOuer
Mild as the Goonbean, Duet, &. Taylor
Thou art my only LoUe, c. NJ. Won WCbbCr
Stay ioUd 9rbiHa, written by Col. Hamilton, mu-
sic, A. Clifton
Bright be hy Dreams II. r. Bishop
absent Friends, A. Clifton
.ahl Cruel Maud, Kelley
TVs toander'd IN Dreams, J A. Wade; &C. &c.
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
SACRED HARMONY

viz Methodist ltanonisi, containing great variety
n tunes collected fom the best authors; adnpted To ali ,
various metres IN the Methodist Hymn Book aud designed fo
me Use ol u" Methodist Episcopal Church the United States
10 winch Is added, choice selection OF anthems pieces
for particular occasions.
The Boston Handel and HAYDN Society collection of Church
Music being selection of the most approved psan, au
hymn tunes sc. SC just received by -
mar Ia COLLINS r. r.