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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-19
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE

Trustees Sale.
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust from Samuel Moxley
ID and Ann his wife to me- will "frer for sale at
public auction on the premises, on Friday, the 10th
day Of November next, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, all that
aasass TRACT OF LAND
SHS$t formerly the property of Daniel Dulsny.
SN8 Esp whcrcupon the said Samuel now re-
A1kR. sides, containing
2l6t ACRES,
situate in Fairfax County Virginia. about miles dis
tant from Alexandria and Georgetown, and lying the
Road leading from the former towns to Fairfax Court
House; together with the Improvements and Appur.
tenances, consisting Of 9 new and comfortable
Frame DWELLING HOUSE, 2 Barns, &c.
This land of good quality and has been judicious-
ly cultivate is well enclosed and we'll wa,ered, and
has more than enough timber and other wood for lts
support. There is now quantity of small grain seed.
ed, which will be sold with the land
above SALE will he sold, in like manner, Negio Men;
Horses, with harness; Cows; Plougbsi large
Wagon; Harrow. and variety Of other Farming
Utensils. Also, the entire Household and Kitchep
Furniture on the pre- mises containing many excellent
and useful articles for housekeep,rr.
Terms Of sale are, for the land. one fifth OF the
purchase money to be paid in hand, the balance in
equal payments at 6. H. and "a months with interest
on the whole amount, payable every months. to DO
secured by bonds, with approved security: for the
personal property,a sums not exceeding $40 must be
pail in cash. for all sums exceeding $50, and not more
than $50. credit of months will be given: and fer
all exceeding $780, q credit Of months will be
gvea in each case, the purchaser to give bond with
approved security, bearing interest from the day Of
sale
Possession Of the property sold will be delivered
when the terms of sale shall be complied with; but
any purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms Of
sale in three days after sele the property sold to him
shall be liable to resale at public auction for cash. on
reasonable notice by advertise men, by the Trustee, at
the risk and expense Of the former purchaser.
On the full payment of the purchase money, and
the Trustee will execute each purchaser, At his
her expense valid and proper conveyance Of all the
right and in the property sold to such purcas
err, which the Trustee is empowered TO sell under the
sforegoing deed of trust.
SAMUEL CHEW.
oct I9-3awts GEO. WHITE, Auct.
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George Y. Wise

NoNr the Dry Goods Business at the old
u stand, formerly occupied by Cannell e Wise, and
has received part Of his FALL SUPPLY by the
last arrivals from the North. and will continue to
ceve fresh Goods through the season. His stock of
CLOTHS, SqTTYNE3S, FLANNELS BLaN
KETS, DOnESTTCS, and FANCY aRs1CLES
for ladies' dresses and gentlemen's clothing being
tensive he invites his friends and the public to call and
examine. as he is determined to sell low
Alexandria, October Is, 1882 ~
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&leettons.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The American Sentinel, of this morning, az
firms that Governor Wolf has been reelected
By majority of about three thousand uofes.-
This is not officially certain, but it is probable.
The majority is small indeed, when the number
OF votes-perhaps one hundred thousand or more
is considered. We would not lead any one
into error; we wish to keep close to the shore Of
act;-from all that we have read and heard, we
infer that the success of Wolf zach as il is, does
not argue a majority Of Jackson voters in the
State The great trial is TO come: perseverance
is policy and duty: let the citizens opposed to the
reelection of Gen Jackson, forget, for the crisis,
their several party-names and differences, and
coalesce firmly for the common desire and aim.
In the event Of their common success, neither Of
the allied parties can do the other serious injury.
Their joint effort to do their country important
service. and the consciousness of masnanimous,
patriotic suspension Of their mutual discontents
and respective objects, will have, ultimately, u
salutary effect upon their mutual feelings. and
facilitate equitable concessions and adj ustment.
Most parts of the Union have been intent upon
the struggle in Pennsylvania. They have known
that they could hope for the regeneration of the
Executive Government at Washington, if evi.
deuce should be obtained Of considerable change
Of opinion and conduct in Pennsylvania. Such
evidence is given, unquestionably. 1t will work
well, though even it should not suffice to occa-
sion the Immediate downfall Of Jacksonism.
philadelphia Nat. Gaz.
THE G0rernor--The Harrisburg Reporter,
received Yesterday afternoon, has an estimate
which gives Wolf majority of more than four
thousand The official returns will probably re-.
duce it to two thousand. But give him five
thousand. aud the state is lost TO Jackson. On
looking over the Reporters account, we find it
gives Wolf majority of 2o55 in Westmore-
land. We have the official returns from that
county, and the majority is but 1895. Erie it
has put down at GIG. Ritner's majority is at least
700. Bedford il has calculated at 1853 for Wolf
The actual majority is 6s. Allegheny is put
down 400. Ritner's majority is at least 500
Washington s mentioned at 100 for Ritner. 1t
cannot be less than 900 There are similar err.
rors with regard 10 other counties, Wolf is no
doubt re elected. but his majority is very small:
not sufficient TO save Jackson. Phil Ing.
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,Ne Assurance Co. Of .Alex'a,

4 1"'n Will bs held At the Office of The Com
zen Tie hours Of aud O'clock TO elect twelve Di
N. :, 20 serve Tie ensuing yesr.
IS N9,s,L'e cooks will be closed on Thursday, the
''"'osi' until sitter the Election
,c,Is NAiH. WATrLES. Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-19

: - bs,sg day oi rest and sanctity, Is olteh
hn' .a,ted INTO day Of dissipation and profiga-
hon incon,iderate men have money to spend,
SE'anJIy, Because the hard earnings of honest
.fH.try are applied to the benefit Of the families
nus -" Ioor Iaborers, IL their wages are paid on
q ,,. "i Thirdly Because the interest Of the
n "niovsr suffers detriment from the absence and
:s.puipnoi,rity of the workmen, occasioned BY the
.,cs.,ss Of the preceding day. Fourthly. Be-
sASe,' ooarrels, riots, and conflicts are avoided,
'a ~ harmony, union and good fellowship, sabsti-
.rs F,fthly, Because intemperance, vice and
w. 'norally woald be lessened, and sobriety, in
Jg.try aud economy promoted.
rorIxh Giles LIN the year 1901 London
%. the only city in Great Britain which had
"',,s than 100, 900 inhabitants. la 1881 there
Vs. seven others which exceeded that number.
,I.Oches,er is the second city, Glasgow the
Sird, Liverpool the fourth, and Edinburgh the
fnh.
Foundation Of France The census of 1927
.5avsd an increase IN the population of France
= ,Ss ,Dace off, years Of 100000. That OF
's5s ,hows an increase but little more than 7OO,-
I00 In the department of the Seine there is
.o,;,ive JIminution Of IS, coo inhabitants. This
Gmpu,lon is to be attributed to the political state
olPrauee. The present population OF the king
ioni So, 560,934.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-19

c,sat Compliment. Strange as it may sound
-, Foolish ears. it NAV be truly said of America.
,,st country which was treated with so much
,ansr,iicu; contempt BY the Quarterly Review
mi, lew years snce-that she has given to the
,,rsp, State her most popular system OF divinity,
avid her best English lexicon. 1t is scarcely ne
r,.,,ry for us 10 add that we are referring TO
Daiyht's Theology, and Noah Webster's Die
uouarY.-Lon50n Paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-19

4 Noc Pa2sr.-The National Republican is
,be lille Of new weekly paper, the first number
al which has just reached US from Camden, n.
Iii large and handsome sheet, and is edit
ed By :. F.. Clement. Judging from the charac.
10, Of the first number, it will prove an able aux.
lary for the canse of the Constitution and the
Country. Tie editor says, at the close Of his adj
dress to the public" | shall recommend to the
Deople the support Of Mr.. Clay, because l be-
ieye the Union will be in less danger in his hands
than in Gen. Jackson's. shall recommend him
as a hsh-minded and an able statesman-a
warn. hearted patriot and lover Of his country,
N the bloom and yigor Of his Intellect"
Phil Lag.
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SHIP NEWS.
FORT or .aLEKaN DREa. ~. c. }

ARRIVED. Oct. Is,
Schr Columbia, Elliot, New York; freight for
the District
Steamboat Potomac, hewitt, Norfolk; freight
and passengers to District. Passed brig ashore
at Craney Island, bound up.
Schooner Aaron, Richardson, hence at Rich.
mond 18th.
Schr Independence, Taylor, hence at Boston
18th instant.
Schooner Alexandria, Britton, hence for New
York. sailed from Norfolk 10th, where she had
nut i'm on account Of head winds.
In Hampton Roads, 18th. Ship Brunswick,
Merryman, Liverpool, 4th September. bound to
Alexandra, put in for orders, to Thornburn s.
Smith.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-19

Notice.
FoREwARN all persons from landing upon the
shore ed to my land, for the purpose Of shoot
ny. as no one has any permission to do except my
.yerseer. l also forewarn any person from hunting
With dog or gun said estate, am determined to
prosecute all such offenders
THOS. BERRY,
Oxon Hill, Prince Georges County. Nd.
OCT l7-er2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-19

Removal.
WRIGHT e. MADDOX
TIAVE removed to the Brick store-hou south east
II corner Of King and Royal streets They are now
opening portion Of their
FALL GOODS,
and daily expect further supply; to which they 10
vte the attention of their customers and the puohc
generally
6s.ss( The Store House recently occupies 1y U.s. u
Esltais an eligible situation for the Dry Gooas
tai Grocery Business. To agooj tensn' Inc 10,
be low.
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Columbian Insurance Office,

ALEXANDRIA, October 16, 1882.
N1O7lCEi is hereby given to the Stockholders Of
~ this institution that Election for eleven Direct
urs will be held at this Office, between the hours OF 10
A. NJ. aud p. 81, on Monday, the 5th day OF Noyem.
Der next 4 WEIGH, Sec'y.
O tl7-t5thNoY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-19
For Halifax. n. 8.

,tEh The schr. POIUM7C, Bears Master. She
aries shout $50 bbis and has half Of her car.
g. suged The remainder will be taken at low
freight Apply to NESSERSMiTH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01

lensive to the former. The correspon-
dence ends in challenge from mr.. Pom
dexter, and refusal to accept it by mr..
Hoffman, for reasons which he states.
CURING OF ITAMs.-In Spain and Por-
tugal and France where the hams are
remarkably fine favoured, large guam
tity Of sugar is used along with the salt
petre in curing them. 1t assists matcri-
ally in the conservation of the flesh, and
renders it peculiarly mellow. Sugar is
there also very generally put into the
water in which they are boiled, and is
found to render them tender Though
not quite relevant tothe subject of curing,
it may also be remarked that hams are
much improved in the dressing by being
only first halfboiled and then baked.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01
ID T. AT ii =.

In this town on Monday morning, 10th ult. Mrs.
Mary Clarke, wife of Audley Clarke, Esq III the
6Oth year of her ago.
On the 22d, Of the Group, George w. son Of
mr. George Edgar, aged 5 years.
At Milton, Mass. on Friday, the 18th ut, Hon.
Jonathan Russell, l.. l.. ID. aged 90 years, for
merly of Providence. Mr. Russell, was man
possessed of talents of the first order.
AT New-Bedtord on the 9th ut. mrs. Abigail
Albro, late Of this town, aged So years.-On
the 2lst ult mrs. Elizabeth Thurston, aged S4
years, formerly of this town.
AT Norh-Kingstown, 2Oth Of January last, sud-
denly, mrs. Alice Wightman, in the I'D year of
her age, and daughter of the late col. George
Wightn'an, worthy and respectable woman, and
has left large circle of relations and friends to
mourn her loss.
In Bristol, on Thursday last, mrs. Martha
Townsend wife Of the late capt. Samuel Town
send, aged %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01

dale, for NJ Orleans; Bunker Hill, Durant, for
.N York, in 2 days; Columbia, Sprgue, do unc
schr. Conclusions, do disch; Rose Ann, for Nor
folk, g; brig Rebecca Frances, Weston, for Balt-
more 20; Caroline, do Is; Amstel Usher, for
Bristol 10: Mordecai for Wilmington 10: Betsey
OF Portsmouth, discharging; Ariel Parker fr Bos-
ton 10 days; Frances L. Kennedy, 63 days from
Oclacoke for Boston, put in with loss of capt. and
two men washed overheard, repairing, and to sail
for Boston in days.-Spoke Feb. i7th lat 81
long 75, ship Waverly, 35 days from Bristol, Eng.
for Charleston; 18th, lat 80, long IS 10 ship Gull,
liver, Of Baltimore, 4 days fin Charleston for Liv-
erpool.
Same day-am. Revenue-cutter Vigilant, capt.
Cahoone, from short cruise for the relief Of dis
tressed vessels from Point Judith to the eastern
extremity of Vineyard Sound. We are furnished
with the following list of vessels, boarded and as
sisted on the late cruise by the Vigant.-feb %,
brigs Cordea Fills, fin Trinidad, Cuba, for Bos-
ton Is ds; Bruce, Peterson 1t Thomas for bos-
ton ii DIS; Mount Hope, Smith, fin st Marks for
Nlork. Schrs Elizabeth s. Rebecca, Kelly, FIN
Alexandria for Boston 9 ds; Eliza Jane, Burke,
fin Dennis for Nlork DIS; Citizen, Barker, tm
BarnstanIe for do ds; Argos, jenkins, fin Eliz.
City for do. ID DIS, Amelia, Hendricks, fun Wash
mgton, NC. for Boston DIS; Osprey, Ames, ln
NBediord for do. Sloop George & Henry, Avery,
fin NBedf. for NYork DIS. 23d-schs Lucretia,
Smith, FIN Ponce, Porto Rico, for Boston 10 ds
short of Provisions-furnished him; Columbia,
Harding, fin Norfolk for Boston 10 ds; Nina,
Crosby, fin Norfolk for .Newburyport DIS; Janu-
AIRY, Washburn. fin Ocracock bar for Kingston 5
ds; Mary, Scribner, fun N. york for Halifax DIS:
brgs Emeline, Burgess, FIN Boston for Provid 3ds;
flamngo, McMannus, fin Charleston for Portland
IL DIS; Sir James Kent, McClearn, FIN .N'York for
Halifax 2ds: soop Sarah, Allen, fun Holmes hole
for N'Bedtord DIS. 2ith, schrs John $. Bryon,
Post, fin Norfolk for Newburyport ds; Mirror,
Crowel, fin Boston for Y. 4 DIS; Convoy, Ba-
ker, tim Dennis for do. ds; Virginia, Hall, fin
Port-au-Prince for Boston, IA DIS: 25th, sch High
Flyer, Stull, fin " York for Boston.
Also arr sch Virginia, Hall, fin Port au Prince
for Boston,
Sch Mirror, Crowell, fm Boston for NYork,
do. Convoy, Baker, fin Dennis for do
do Collector, Brown fin Prov for Wilmington,
SUNDAY, 26th-arr sloop Prompter, llildrith,
I'm Riverhead
Monday 27th--an brig Agenoria, Hunt, fin
Havana for Boston.
Sehr Phebe & Sally, Eldridge, FIN Portsm.
do Orbit, Rogers, for Fredericksburg, Messen-
ger, Drinkwater, for NewYork; Alert, Stanwood,
for Philad all fm Portland; Julia ann, Crowell,
and Mercy, Baxter, FIN Banstable for Virg.
Inesday--arr sch Mail, Loring, fin NY ork for
Boston;
Sloop Helen, Shepard, fin NBedford for Ny.
MONDAY, Feb. 7th,-sailed ships Heroine,
Brandt, and Hercules, for ". Bedford: brig Ga
laxy, Mason, for NJ York; and schr Virginia,
Hall, for Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01
! Z Z
L O S u RT S nj T. n.

IWM. GOFF received last evening, some
w very choice single and double bbl. Guns,
also, few superior brass mounted infantry mus
kets, together with new supply of sporting ap-
paratus--the subscriber will continue to be furnish
ed with every article usually called for in the
sporting lne-and guns Of the f,st quality, from
The most approved London manufactures, such as
Mortimer, Manton. Ryan, and Others
~" Military Companies. furnished with mus
kets or rifles as low as can be purchased in this
country.
IT, Merchants in want of small arms for ves-
sells, will please give the subscriber call.
march LIST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01
NEW BOOKS ANDPRINTS.

a PEECilES Of Hon. Daniel Webster, I vol. s
~ vo.-Life of Webster, by S. l.. Knapp
fashionable Satires, poem-sculpture, Il poem,
by Buwer, with porrait-dream Of Eugene Ar
am, by Il. Hood, Esq
Also, Finn's Comic Sketch Book-Marsha'
view of London-ilustration of the Souvenir
portrait of Eugene Aram.
An assortment of beautiful Albums, with plates
souvenirs and new music, Just received by
steamboat and for sale by
HENRY BARBER
No. 1853, THames-Street.
march lst, 1882.
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Nj A it RAG II =.

In Warren, on the 18th inst. by the Rev. MIR.
Hathaway, capt Geo. Munroe, of that place, to
Miss Mary Ann Harris, Of this town.
In Rensselaer,, n. Y. Mr.. james w. Bacon to
Miss Nancy Pigg.
Little Pigs make very good Bacon"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01
EXECUTRLX'.S SALE.

nY virtue of an act passed by the General
- Assembly, at their January session A. d.
1882, the subscriber, Execulrix of the Last Win
and testament Of Cook WILLCocKs, late of
Portsmouth, in the county of Newport, deceased,
will sell at private sale under the advice and d-
rection of the Court of Probate of said town of
Portsmouth, all the right, title and interest that
said Cook Wlllcocks had at his decease, in and to
about 81 acres Of land, lying in said Portsmouth,
bounded north by Cundall's Mills and East by the
East Rver.-lf said land should not he sold at pri-
yate sale previous TO MONDAY, the 18th day of
March next, at | O'Clock in the afternoon, it will
then be sold at public auction on the premises -
Conditions at the time and place. For further in
formation apply to the subscriber on the premises
MARY WILLCOCkS, Executrn.
Portsmouth, Feb. %, 1892.
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vi T. NJ o II A n ID A,

vi Il vi " IL N IL A.
The brig Fame, Vinson, was left at Havana,
18th ult for Provid.
Ship Constitution, Dayton, of this port,fm lIa-
vre, put in at ST. Thomas, 9TH nit. in distress.
MUTINY.--Capt. Allen, Of the ship Samuel
Wright, informs, that the ship Robert, which had
just arrived at Hare, had spoke the ship James
Perkins, bound to Liberia, with passengers, who
twice attempted to take the ship, but was put un-
der, and was proceeding on her voyage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01
THE FEMALE SEMINARY,

THE FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN Wort,
Undcrhe Instruction Of Mss H. Goulding,
NN7 ILL be opened for the instruction
Wv of YOUNG LADIES, on the hls
day of March next
Particular attention will be given to
instruction in Reading, Orthography De-
finlng, Chirography, Arithmetic, Ancient
and Modern Geography, Grammar, FL
ements of Geometry, History, Rhetoric,
Composition, Natural Philosophy, Che
mistry, Mental Philosophy, and Linear
Drawing.
For any further information respecting
the School, previous to Its commence
ment, apply to WM. GUILD.
Feb. l6, 1882.
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RIIODE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

VBNIlE Office of the Rhode-Island Republican is
u removed to the Hall in the rear of the Sa-
wings bank. Mr. VIM. Read, the former editor *
proprietor has transferred his interest in this paper,
and it will in future be edited and published by the
subscriber, whose endeavor it will he to deserve
the public patronage by conducting the establish
ment with care, prudence and industry. The next
number Of the Republican will appear on Tuesday
next.
FRANCIS b. PECKlIAM.
I m. lst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01

NOTICE-the subscriber, having this day re-
v ceived an assignment of the estate & effects,
of Wm Read, of Newport, printer, requests all
those indebted to said Read, to make immediate
payment, and those having demands against him,
to present them for settlement.
NIcH'Ls. G. Boss, assignee.
Feb. 25, 1892.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01
n Office.

A III. keepers oftaverns, ale-houses, victualling
Va houses, cook shops, oyster houses, or oyster
cellars, and retailers of wines strong liquors ARE
hereby notified, that the Town Council will again
meet at the Clerks office on Saturday, the Sd Of
March next, at 8 O'Clock II. IN for the purpose Of
GRANTING LICENSES TO such applicants
they may deem suitable persons to have Licenses
The Council will not meet again for that purpose
until after the March term of the Supreme Judicial
Court, and the names of all denquents will be re-
turned the Monday following said meeting to the
Attorney General. Ordered, that the above DO
published in all the newspapers Of this town.
BY order Of Council,
b. b. HowLANp, Coun. elk.
Newport, Peb 81, 1892.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01

These splendid steam packets are each pro-
PEELED by two separate low pressure engines and
heavy copper boilers Said bapts stop at the
Long wharf. Newport going and returning. tF %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01
AD.uLNTSTR TRAITORS NOTICE.

TRNHE undersigned has been appointed Admin
. isrator on the Estate of Hannah RepnOLds,
late of Newport, dec, and therefore requests all
persons having claims against said estate, to pre-
sent them for settlement, and those indebted to
said estate, arc requested to make immediate pay
mcnt to GEO. q. KING.
Feb. IS, 1892.
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TO SIN GING OCIETl ES.
.NeU volume Of .Anthems.-Justp published

sfeU V0FHWe " .lNlHcWS.-JHStPu PuVNSHeu.
Lyro Sacra;
HONSISTING Of Anthems Motetts, Chants,
~ Sentences, sc. original and selected ,most Of
which are short, easy of performance, and appro-
pirate to the common and various occasions Of
public worship; by Lowell Mason, editor of the
Handel & Haydn Society collection Of church mu
sic, choral harmony, sc.
The object has been TO supply choirs, at the
lowest possible cost, with large number of inter-
esting, easy and useful anthems, and pieces, cal
culated for public worship, for concerts and pri-
yae practice.
A portion of the work has been devoted TO
chants There is no singing more simple and tru-
" devotional than this and it is to be regretted
that lis performance should be exceedingly linn
ited The plan of writing out the Chants to mea-
sured notes, has been adopted to some extent ,prn-
cpally for the reason that it renders the execution
much easier to chors, unnstrncted in this style of
singing Could our worshipping assembages once
be made to feel the effect of chanting, it is bellcv-
ed that it would soon come into use TO very con-
siderable extent.
Economy has been an ohject-it is believed that
no similar work extant, affords much useful
matter at so reasonable price. 1t comes within
the means of every choir to possess it.--price Tl3
dozen, s. ,25 single.
v'ba ubopo a, f,, eoIo b,
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Jore is for sale by
JAMES HAMMOND,

Who has also for sale,
Bridgcwater Collection Of Sacred Music,
Handel s Haydn Collection,
The Juvenile Lyrc or Hymns and Songs, and the
Chds Song Book, with hymns and moral songs
sett to appropriate music.
I'm. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01

D,uun Nos IL. L. Lot'ry. No. 38.
20, %, 40, l3, %, 81, 3G, 81, 27, II.