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STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARKE COUNTY

STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARkEC COUNTY.
 ORPHANS COURT, March Term, 1S4l. YNHIS DAY came WILLIAM RUSSELL, Admin II istrator on the estate of Charles Brunson decd, , to whom letters of Administration said estate granted the fifth day of February, in the year of our Lord thousand eIght hundred and thirty eight and made exhibit of the estate in his hands, and also of the claims against said estate, by which it ap bearing to the satisfaction of the court that the said estate is altogether insolvent and unable pay its debts: It is therefore ordered, that the said estate be declared iusolvent and is further ordered that tice be given in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot paper printed in the city of Mobile, for all persons having claims to file the with the Clerk of the county court of Clarke county, before the first Monday in September next. true copy from minutes. Attest,
 aprl5 235tf TERRELL POWERS, Clerk.
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INDIA BAGGlNG.-Landng from brig Linden Il lot of extra heavy and wide India Bagging. for sale by E.. l.. ANDREWS h Co,
 malch22 cor Com and DauI hn-sfs
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ENRY X STODDART, corner Cont and Il IL Water streets, offer for sale
 lO-i wide Linen Sheeting, l2-4 wide do do, with a variety of single and double Dainask Table Cloths and Table Linen, Table Covers, Towellmg &c complete assortment of Clothing of all kinds az usual. marI3
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s}zA FOR RENT.-A House and Lot adjoining :t:: Josiah Wilkins, the three mile creek. The housc contains four rooms with all necessary out buildings, and the lot six and half acres of land ready Tor cultivation, with fruit shade and ornamen- tai trees, well adapted for summer residence For further information, apply to Josiah Wilkins, to the undersigned, AS Dauphin street.
 may2O 260tf J. C. GWIN.
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SkErChES Of Conspicuous Living Characters III 0 France, containing rhiers, Chateaubrian,l, l.a- martine, Laftte, GsiIot, Beranger, George Sand. Mime. Dudeyant, &ctranslated by K. NJ. N ash,w with potrait of rheirs-Just received and for sale b,
 DOUBLEDAY X SEAkS, mar25 90 Dsuphn.s,
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LUST RECEIVED-The history of South Caro- O lina from ts first European discovery its cree ton into republic with supplementary chronicle events to the present time, William Gilmore simms, author of the "Yemassee,'' Sc. For sale by
 J. K. RANDALL, Bookseller and nar13 stationer, IA Water street
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%zA SPRING HILL PROPERTY.-The sub .sI scribcr w sell, or rent on moderate terms for the season-the House and lot on Spring Hill, well known his residence, together with all the out houses, and the Bathing house thereto attached.
 The large well finished Dwelling, adjoining the above, occupied during the summer of 1887 by Wm. Boodgood; there is good well of and F,ll nec essary out-budings on these premises.
 Also-another Dwelling, we'll suited to small family. Apply to
 may5 25lM0 A. BATRE,
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SOAP-l00 bbs family Soap, for sale by
 - ap24 JNO. 0. RYAN, 36 Water st. (tORN.-30O sacks prime white Corn. Sugar O 10 hhds prime N o Sugar. Bacon-lO hhds Hams, Sides and Shoulders, landing from steamer Echo from New Orleans, for sale by
 may10 LATHAM HULL & SON. UNPOWDER TEA.-3O boxes, choice arti- M cle. for sale by [may20l L. HULL & SON. VKTHlSKEY. .--75 barrels for sale to arrive by w may3l LATHAM HULL & SON.
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DOOk OF THE BOuDOIR; or, the Count af AJ Queen Victoria.-A series of highly hnishe1 Portraits of the British Nobility, from original paint 'ngs by eminent artists, engraved under the super
 tendance of W. F. Findeu, with poetical lllusul- tons. A few copies in splendid binding, for sale hy
 aprl2 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS.
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OWLAND'S LOTION for improving and beau M tiiying the complexion, rendering the skin ialr soft and transparenl-jnst received fresh suppl, for sale wholesale and retail, by
 RICHARD NORTH, Druggist & Chemist !, mar2T No. B Government and l5 Com'ce.st
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4sA TO RENT.-The second story of my store S:11a on Dauphin street, well adapted for family residence, will be rented low to good tenant until the lst November next,possesslon given immediately
 mrl0 20itf ]. C. GWIN.
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This day received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY X SEAL ;, marl2 50 Ilau hln-st

HNOlLEr ODORS.-The undersigned .ia,e Jlst II received and opened the following rare and de clous Extracts, manufactured by that Prince et pe- mers, EIDE, Perfumer to Her Majesty Queen Nctorias
 TIE VERBENA ExTRAcT-A delicate per tune for the handkerchief and pleasant appeudage to the toilet
 BoUauET ARABic-An essence possessing the most exquisite fragrance and deicacy.
 IRE ROYAL EssENCE-A new perfume to le found on the toilet of Royalty, predominant at the Royal drawing rooms, leyees and other resorts of rank and fashion. |. C. DUBOSE & CO.,,
 mrl3 late BuBose RofT 20 Water-st
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"A TIFF FRANKLIN HoUSE.-Thls estab- sM lishment having been thoroughly reftted, is re- opened for the reception of boarders and visiters- The subscriber promises hs best exetions to make 1t as pleasant and comfortable any house in the city
 nav l00cmo A. TARLETON, Proprietor.
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NlIRUAOMEfEkS.-I he subscriber respectful V informs Captains and Masters of Vessels, Ina he IS prepared to attend 10 repairing, regulating anA asceriaining the rate of CilkONOME1 FRS. As he is full, aware of the importance the Navigator, of knowing the exact rate of his Time-keereI, the ohser, ations for time will be with good nsliu- meni and by careful observer qualified ly constant practice and competent knowledge of this bianeh lo ensure fully confidence in their accuracy.
 A l., COAN Clock & Watch Maker
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A. L. COAN, Clock & W atch Maker, nov II l07if North east cor Royal & Daulhm sis.

s1nn PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF SUO THE BIBLE and tltics in the fl lls Land. New, cheap, and valuable publcation-sW W pages syo., fine paper handsomely bound-oon ',sting oi Views in the Holy Land, together with mt ls ol the the most remarkable objects mentioned Il he Old and New Treatments, representing sacred historical events, copied from celebrated pictures, lncpally by the old masters; the landscape laade fro original sketches taken the spot, with all an teresting etter-press descriptions, devoted is an eN plantation the objects mentioned in the sred text.
 rhis llnn rncei Yed and fnr snle k,
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l,yA COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE Gs$ OR RENT--A large and pleasant House, nearly new containing good rooms, together with all the necessary Out-Buildings for gentee family, about four miles from the city. beautiful plot of ground, under strong palng fence, and extensive kitchen Garden is attached to the dwelling; the gar den is all laid and neatly planted in useful veget- ables, flowers, shrubbery, etc. school is estab- lshed under udicious management, in the immediate neighborhood, and altogether, the situation is de- sil.ble one for family. Apply, for terms, Sc. to
 mr25 2l7u J. E. MURRELL.
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@EA FOR SALE.--1he House and Lot on the north EEL side of Three Mile Creek adjoining the resi- dence of Mrs. Lousia Owen, it would be diSposed on reasonable terms exchanged for city property. The dwelling house has all the necessary improve ments, and the Lot is in fine order for cultivation, contains acres. Apply to
 JOHN SIMPSON & co, Gehon lQnf m siairs cnr Con !. St Erancis. st
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AyA TO RENT.-House and Lot on the Spring
 !!a Hill Road, one and half miles frem the city, belng the house formerly occupied by D. H. Burko.-- The house and premises in good repair Apply to
 ian l5Iu B. GAYLE, at the State Bank
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NEW EOOkS.-Vol 4th Ten Thousand Il Year 1N also complete setts.
 Confessions of Harry Lorriquer-a new supply.
 THEIRS FRENCH REVOLUTION, uansa ted by F. Shobere, vols vo.
 Heads of the People, or PotIaits of the English, drawn by Kenny Meadows, for sale a, 2S Dauphn street, by mar27 219M $. W. ALLEN.
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iia a ii ,HDiiifngtlfff "a sit s s .asu1 iais. 'fN n .saA.l3t rsigaR 9asia ..4 l1i.s sinilails71 u t9'3la laa afii1a qf0lg saslo i'e ff
 yds.h- sc'l Haiali sI9 mod asiss,a .@f .sis'GsaJ fisnaqsid .a9 J eifHQK .a
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LNPESn pkuas X MEDIClNES.==K. L. 1' oik,ns Y Cb, Druggists, corner ot alt. .z Francis sis., aIe now receiving their spIihg zeffIt of Fresh Drugs and Medicnes; amuug Nfish af Castor Oil, khubarb, Jal4p, alomc, ,Ilmnfe, 1lt. Opium, Ne. all ol wlneh mili be disposed ol ke l. cash, or good paper nloueIaie tIhc, countf. nei chants, ph,sicans and planters, are invited to gI Us a call, before purchasing elscw here.
 K. l.. AA1klNS & co, Drngglsts. nr26 2lS c.r Mater X raiulS sts
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 l fi aii- sli .sgynn Hts--.sf f.illfat1 fff4tfER ] .0J dOOW b13aUt iR.Hk4l
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rOMMITTED to the Jail of Lawrence County, V Alabama, on the llth day of March, 1S4l, two negro men who call their JOE and GRAN VILE, and say they belong to Samuel Gambel of Meigs county, Tennessee, on Gun Stock Creek, three miles from Limestone Post Office. Joe is about 25 years of age, 5 feet or inches high, stout built and dark complicated. Granville is about 20 years ofage and is about the height and complexion of Joe, and says that they are brothers. They both had on lnsey hunting shirts and black wool hats. They say that they left their the 18th day of Febru- ary last and was aiming for Arkansas. The owner is requested to forward prove property, pay charges and take said negroes away, otherwise they will be dealt with according to law
 apr29 246f c. c. GEWIN, Sheriff.
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IsA SPRING HILL PROPERTY.--The @ subscriber will sell rent for the season, on moderate terms, the House and lot at Spring Hill, well known as his residence, together with all the out-houses and Bathing House attached to the
 The large and convenient Dwelling adjoining the above occupied by William Boodgood, Esq, in the summer of is39--there is good well of water and all necessary outbulldings the premises.
 Also,-Another Dwelling well suited to small family, apply to
 mrSl 222Kmo A. BATRE, at 70 Commences -st.
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NOTICE On Monday the l4th day of June next, lN shall expose to sale at public auction, at the Court House in the city of Mobile, that certain House and lot of land, situate, lying and being in the city of Mobile and described as follows:--Lot No. l5 in square No. 240, according to a plan of city lots of Harry Toulnin, decd, on record in the Mo bile County Clerks office, in Book NJ, Page 359, having front Conception street of fortysx feet, and extending back eastwardly from said street m it's north line hundred and ftyfour feet six inch es, and its south line hundred and forty-six feet bounded north by lot number l4 east by lot No. A. south by lot No. l6, and west by said Conception street-Said property will be sold in pursuance of a mortgage with power of sale, executed by Joseph Bates, Dr. the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile, bearing date the 18th day of March, 1888, and duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Mobile County. Terms made known on the day of sale.
 mayl3 25Stf B. GAYLE, Cashier.
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NOTICE.-Oh Monday the 14th day of June next {, N shall expose to sale at public auction at the Court House in the city of Mobile. All those cer. tain parcels and lots of land and premises situated in the said city, and described follows, viz One lot of ground commencing at the intersection point of the west line of Clinton Fords land with Monroe street, thence running westwardly along the north line of Monroe street sixty six feet thence northwardy and parallel with said Fords line one hundred and twen- ty feet, thence eastwardy the south line of Thea
 street seventy feet to Fords and and then along Ford's line to Monroe street hundred and forty
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%gA FOR RENT.-rhe cons enient Dwelling iss.9 House, situated on the north de St. Michael st.. End door above Conception, will be rented low until lst Nov. nex.-'rhe house contains six rooms, closet, pantry, Sc. Possession given immediately, apply to l. c. BuB0SE co,
 ap29 246f 39 Water-st.
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%sA FOR RENT,-The Storehouse recently oc- l:s cupied by The subscriber is vacant and can be rented very low for the balance of the year, to be used grain store or to store goods of every de- scription, apply to Maudin, Montague & Co.,, it is second door above Hitchcock's Alley, Com. st.
 ap15 TH0S. BUFORD.
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Ford's line to Monroe street one hundred and forty feet.
 Also, another lot commencing at the northeast in- tersecton of Monroe and Conception streets thence running northwardy ninety four feet to Theatre st., thence eastwardly along Theatre street seventy six feet the west line of the lot above dcscrbed thence southwardly along said west line hundred and twenty feet then the north line of Monroe street seventy three feet to the place of beg inning.
 Also, another lot commencing at the northwest in- tersection of St. Francis and Wilkinson streets, then northwardy along Wilkinson street hundred and ninety feet to St. Michael street, then westward ly along St. Michael street hundred and feet, then parallel with Wilkinson southwardly one hundred and ninety feet to St. Francis, aud then to the place of beginning one hundred and two feet.
 And also, other lot commencing at the north west intersection of St. Francis and Scott streets, thence westwardly along St. Francis street thirty five feet to Spring Hill Road, thence westwardly a. long said road to Bayou street hundred and eighty feet, then to St. Michael thirty feet, then eastward on St. Michael street two hun dred and eighteen feet 10 Scott street, then along Scott street to the place of beginning hundred and ninety feet
 Said property will be sold in pursuance of mort gage with power of sale executed by Robert D. James the Branch of the Bank of the State of Ala bama at Mobile, bearing date the eighteenth day of December, 1887, and duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the county court of Mobile county.
 Terms made known on the day of sale.
 may13 258tf B. GAYLE, Cashier.
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GOLD MINES! GOLD MINESi FOR SALE
 TN OBEDIENCE to decree of the Hon. Chan Il cery Court, at a Court holden at Talladega, in the 4h Chancery district, in the Northern Division of the State of Alabama, the undersigned Register of said Chancery Court will proceed sell, the first Monday in July next, at the ABERCHOOCHE GOLD MINES, in Randolph County, Alabama, 10 the highest bidder, on a credit of six, twelve and a;o,taan r,ontha inr notos ,y;th Uood
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Y AND FOR SALE.-For sale the undivided half lL of tract of land of about 10 acres in Govern ment street, nearly opposite Wm (. Brians, having a front on Government street of about 500 feet.
 If not sold previous the 3lst day of May, 1t will then be sold by auction in front of the Mansion House. For particulars enquire of
 may 21 264tf II. N. CROOkEh.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-02
Mis- 0ElLl1GAN&0USo
THE EARLY CHRISTIANS.

In the reign of Marcus Aureius Antoni-
u.s. there lived in Rome geod old senator,
who had two daughters. Veronica and
Berenice were noted, less for their beauty
and genteness, than for the extraordinary
resemblance they bore 10 each other, and
for their mutual affection. These girls were
twins; their mother died during their infan-
cy, and il was found, after her death, that
mothers eye only had been able to distin-
gush the children. Had their father, Fla
yius Torquaius, bestowed much Of his time
and attention on them, he might have ac-
CURED The same power of discrimination;
but the noble patrician's hours was divided
between the senate house and the court; and
when he came home at night, wearied, he
was well enough pleased 10 play with his
two sweet little girls without farther trouo-
ling himself concerning them. And yet
he was kind father; he enrea,ed his wild
owed sister 30 take her abode with him, that
she might take care of the children, he al
lo,,ed for their use magnificent suite ef
rooms; he purchased for them numerous
train of slaves. Veronica and Bcrenice had
scarcely wish ungratified.
AS they increased in years, the rernarka,
bic similarity Of their persons remained un-
diminished. but their characters became es'
sentially different. Berenice was ponslve
gentle, it might be somewhat melancholy
studious, and fond of retirement; Veronic;
was volatile, giddy, of quick and warm af
fectons; yet did these points OF differenc'
not lessen their fond affection.
They had completed their sixteenth year
when, among other presents brought b,
their father on his return frsm Fisit'o tn
Fest, was young female slave Of extraor
dnary intelligence and merit. She sool
became the favori.e of Berenice, and tn
noble young Roman would frequently re
cline for hours on her couch, while the sisv
beside her, occupied at her embroidery
would tell her tales of her own family an
native land She wept when she spoke {
her peaceful home and aged parents, an
Dercnice felt as though she loved the gi
the more for her fond regret. She aske
fer what causes her liberty had been forte
ted, for she knew that ALICE had not bee
bern slave, but on this point she oonld NJ
obtain satisfaction. Berenice would nj
pursue the painful subject, but her sister
curiosity was not SO easily suppressed
She questioned her father, and the reply
Favius made both his daughters start vii
horrer.
Il was for crime, he said, for crime
blacker nature than you can conceive, II
crime that meriied death, bat pitied h
youth; nay he continued, be not alarme
The cannot, will net injure you; she is ge
tie mi skilful in the healing art, for tn
reason have her about you, and-you
; Romans, and noble, Berenice You W
not descend to undue familiarity with
slave
Berenics remembered this Injunction; s
n .ant TO obey il; but shortly after this co
versation she was attacked by painful
ness, and, during the tedious hours of slee
less nights she could not refrain from des
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-26

session Of Congress. II had had The
honor Of q vote on the occasion, it would
have beon given in favor Of the land
distribution bill, the bankrupt bill, and
the second bill Tor creating fiscal cor
poraton-having long been under the
conviction that IN peace a9 in war some
thing fliclent, in n nature If Bank Of
the Uniicd States, IS not ony "uerrs'a.
ry and proper" but Indispensable 10
the successful operations Of The Treasu.
ry, MS well ns TO many Of the wants Of
our commerce and currency.
Secret or oath bound Societies. Il have
not been a member of a masonic lodge
IN thirty odd yehrs. nor a vister Of any
lodge since, except oncr, now more than
sixteen years ago. There are, at many
academies & colleges, as is well known,
associations Of students, tutors, and pro,
fessofs for purely literary purposes,
and their meetings, generally, 60, anght
that know, may ba secret. Twenty
eight years ago, was once present
with such an association. and never
since; and have within FIVE years. re-
ceIved many aauering notices of my
having been enrolled as an honorary
member Of many such associations -
| an sorry TO he reminded that, by
some strange neglect, have failed to
accept one Of those honorable dlslinc.
tions
Finally, am asked IF nominated as a
candidate for the Presidency, wouid goa
accept the nOmindtioHp ! beg leave re-
spectIulIy 10 rep y, yes; provided that |
be not required to reuounce any prin
ciplo proiessed above. My principles
are convictions
Hoping that you, who have done me
the honor 10 invite this general repI Y
may, with the mil ions, be enabled
in a year or two to fix on some other
citizen, as your candidate, more worthy,
and, therefore, more likely to conciiiate
the majority of the popular sufffages.
| remain, gentleman,
Your friend and follow citizen
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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No. 7--WROLE no. 37i

The head. These wounds, dreadful ns
the subsequent cx Iminal,on proved them
10 be-, were not sufficient 20 release the
prisoners throat; but even in the agony
Of death, Adams stll continued 10 hold
firmly On, until CIV serned 10 be at his
last raSb. and the dreadful blow was Civ
en- % the top + he cad, wh'rh d'Puved
one wrprrhpd beng oi life, and released
anohpr from his grasp. Colt then arose
and found Adams 4 C"rpse.
For some ,,me, he s,ys, ha remained
s,uplicd with tre,d md horror-ho knew
NJ, whal 10 do, aud al length determin-
ed 10 make his hroIher acquainted with
the facts for this purpose he went 10 hls
lodgings, but he was not at home. lie
then went into the Pdk. and walked
there for some time, being unable TO
make up his mind as 10 the best course
% be pursued he ST one time thought to
tell some friend, hut knowing tina, some
stains rested upon his character, ne re-
Trained lest they should not believe his
story, and deliver him up 10 justice -
After travelling the Park for many and
many lime, he at length returned to
his rooms and took the dreqdIuI means,
uih which the public are already ac-
qu4inted ,to,CoDcesl The deed.
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FATHER MATTHEW AND THE
POPE.

In order to testify his appreciation Of
the lahnurs uf the Very Rev. Father
Mathew in the can-a of Temperance, by
whIch so wonderful moral regeneration
has been pro1rced in Ireland, His Holt
ness Pope Gregory XVI, has coaterred
On him the TILE Of apostolic COmmlssGry
"a title, which places bin for life At the
head Of his order (he CapunCIins) in
England end Ireland. The official docu-
menls, by whlch rhi. honor was conferred,
wcre forwarded rom Rome 10 Archbishop
Murrv Of D1hlin, arcompaniod with lei-
ter from the SogCrri!n Poniif, in which
he expressed in the most flatterlng and
af.ctonat4 terms. his admiration Of the
zaaI of the Apostle Of Temperance.
Father Mathew has certainly been ono
Of the greatest benefacIors Of his cOun-
try. Butt is not Ireland alone, that has
heon benefited by his indelaligabe exer.
tons. We too owe him debt Of grati-
rude; for It canno; be denied that lhe
zeal, with which the good cause OF total
| abstinence has been advocated, parucu-
| lary within the asst eighteen months, in
various paris ofour Union; and the as
tonishing success, which has every where
attended it; together With the ConsoliDg
effects which il has produced wherever it
has been adopted and faithfully persever-
Cd 10; are 10 re attributed mainly to the
unri,lng zeal and 'he glorious example
! Of Irelaud's second Apostle. May heav-
en- continue to prosper the good work.
NAV it ever direct the course Of him, IN
whom We are so much indebted. and Of
rhos. who are Iaboriug to cooperate with
him in this holy cause, (hrnugh far
higher motive, we trust, than vanity,
which has been rashly attributed 10
lhem.)