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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE REAL E>TATE IN THE
v CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA, AM
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY FOR SALE BY

VALUABLE REAL E>TATE IN TiiF
v CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA, AN
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY FOR SALE 3
PUBLIC AUCTI0N.-By virtue OF deed o.
Brunn his wifi. dated February LIST. 1869. snd
Of record in the County Court of Alexsndr ria
and in the County Court Of Fairfax county, the
undersigned, IS trustee in said deed named, will
expose to sale by public auction, the property
hereinafter described, on the premises, aud on
wit: First will be sold in the city Of Alexan-
dris on the premises, on TUESDAY, the "a h
day Of December next, certain LOT OF
LAND, situated in the said city. on St. Asaph
and Wilkes Streets with TWO HOUSES E=sa
located thereon and will be sold in the -azza
county OF Fairfax, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 2lst day Of Decem Der next
TWO CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND by
said deed conveyed, both situated near Msnas-
sss station, on the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas 4. r., the one containing 229 acres
or theresbouts. adjoining the lands of Joseph
Holden and others, and lying on the stream
known IS Bulls Run; the other containing
about 80 acres of land, adjoining the tract last
above named and the lands of James +. Lynn
and others. The two tracts thus above named
composing one tract Of 31S acres or theresbouts.
Said tract of land is in every way desirablei
Of excellent natural soil; in good state of i'm.
provement and cultivation, with new and
commodious DWELLING HOUSE and every
convenient and necessary out house. in an ex-
cellent neighborhood, with fine market facili-
ties, unsurpassed educational advantage, SC.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the deed, are
cash but an arrangement will probably be
made with the creditors. secured by the said
deed, by which a credit OF six and twelve
months Two equal payments. will be given on
go much of the purchase money IS will be ne
cessary to satisfy the debts secured by said
deed. still remsining unpaid and for the resi-.
due of the purchase money, liberal credit will
be given. Persons wishing to communicate
erenco to tho above named property will ad-
dress him 81 Charlottesville.
N. B.-If the weather should be unsuitable
on the days above named the sales " IL take
place on the next suitable days thereafter.
nov 1915 DRURY WOOD, trustee.
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N1OTICE-For the sccomnl"dat"h VI so"
~ holders on the main line between rAi"Hs. -
dri.. sind Gordonsvi!lo, SPEClAL ~ ~
will leave Alexandria at $3.50 p. m, OF u y n
DAY, the Gdlh instant Connection VIII ee
made to Warreuton.
nov IS 81 J. III. BROADIIS. G. I. \:
DEING 80 unfortunate rs t. lcse my all ey
ID fire on tho 9th instant, / hereby tender III y
thanks to the German Fire Insurance Co., u
Baltimore, for their prompt payment Of my n
sursnce and recommend said insurance COM
psny to all who wish 60 insure. ~
nov 23-1t HANS JOHAN NSEN.
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FASHIONS. The opening Of wlni"r ta~h Io"S
alLindheimcr' this morning was attended and
admired by large number Of ladies', tmt the
sight Of c!oaks, iurs, bonnets, feathers, ve'Ve's
accs, ribbons &c &C., was cnonsh r" confuse
the ideas Of any man lot familiar with such
things.
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GETTING MARRIED

thoproprioty or improperly of getting Married
with sanitary holp for those who feel unified
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free i'll scaled
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Boz L, Philadelphia, Pa sep 19-3m
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Fairfax county, nov 2l-lsw4w

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of
decree Of the Circuit Court of Westmoreland
county, entered on tho Goth day Of October.
1870, in the case of Ferryber against Tihy's
administrator and others, the undersigned,
therein appointed commissioner for the pur-
pose will sell, to the highest bidder, at public
auction, on the 22d DAY OF DECEMBER,
1870, at Oak Grove, w estmorelsnd county, the
TRACT OF LAND n the proceedings men,
ton ed known rs BRICK HOUSE FARM"
containing about G000 ACRES.
TERMS Enough cash to pay tho expenses
of the sale and costs Of this suit the residue Of
the purchase money upon 8 credit of one, two
and three years, in three equal instanlents; the
purchaser being required to givo bonds, bear
ing interest from the day Of sale, Tor the defer
red payments, aad the title retained until tho
whole of the purchase money is Paid.
This is q valuable and compact farm; haa on
it small but comfortable buildings. Tho arabic
and wood land is vol propoltioned. 1t lies
within two and u half miles Of q wharf On Mat
tox Creek, and is almost surrounded by Mon,
roe's Creek. Ono half Il mile OF fencing will
enclose tho farm. For further particulars apply
TO K. 3. LEWIS, Com mr.,
p. o. Oak Grove Westmorelsnd co., Va.
4 ,.o 15-tvl SHDaw
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Also, largo stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGhNH,
VHARLES WHITTLESEY,
U. s. COMMISSION X,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOK -
"A - u II L PHI PTGX

"A
BANKRUPTCY.
Congress- having just amended the i'anKrupt
law so that nearly al psrties can be d'schsrgra
from their debts unob:iruct"d by the iitty per
cent clsuse, s0-calIad. another opportunity o.
Ierg to secure the benefit: u Ibis most effective
and peruanan: measure Of roilet The above
named will make bankrupt business 8 spoc'niiyi
will procure discharges on the mcst u!od2rEie
terms. and transact all business in That iinG NJ
prices which ca:.no. ul to be satisfactory. be.
ing u. 8. Commissioner. he viii! "ndeaver 10
vis;t The different counties on court dsyS. "nd
thus save psr;ic: .he trouble ard expense 81
sevcrsl trips 70 AlexaoIris in ,f Sssinnns *nn
=; ,l,t.ir,rt nr, before Register Hill rs prompt
H. IS in i:chmond or cl:ewhere;; and =. much
IS to ya s ca 'sy "' S ths
,o.iead nynlnn:iorl, which i, is row believed
vii he secured to the bankrupt under the hsnk'
rup. lsw, is the only real relief now offered 10
pp!I iobt;. Address personally or by letter al
No. II south Royal street, Alexandra. [iyl5.ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

RETAINED Lg1rEns. LETTERS to he follow
ing addresses are detained in thr ro>tclnr" ter
want ci stamps, proper direction &c. kalrI
II. Lister, Calbnndale Pa. Mis- Smile f.
Horr, Bel'fair Mills, Va. VIM. Brooks no
posIoficc direction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23
AUCTEatN SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEINES, &c.

Undor and By virtue Of deed Of trust from
Littleton Hall and l.. G. Chase 10 mo, dated
Msy 18th, 1869, end recorded in liber T. No. g.
page 3!4, ons of the record books of Alexan-
dris county. .hsll. on the 9th DAY OF D.
CENBER, 1870, at II M, at the store of Q. q.
Henderson, on Union street. in the city of Al
ezandra, offer for sale, by public auction, the
following property, to wit:
One small SUMMER SEINE and TACK
LING.
One large SPRING SEINE and new RUS
STA BOLT ROPE, two CAPSTANS, lot of
OARS and COOKING UTENSILS.
One large SEINE BOAT and one LOOK
OUT BOAT.
One large TAR POT and small LOT OF
LUMBER.
Terms: All sums under S25 cash, and al
over that credit Of six months, secured by
we'll endorsed negotiable notes.
P. &. HENDERSON,
nnH Ola Trustae.
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VIZ have received from Mr.. ). I. Cox, corn
or Of King ard Pittstrects,tbe December cum,
Der of F:aak I.esiic's Magazimr., As usual ,i''
OF interesting mat,vr handsomely iliuStrai'".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23
N.OcHs! ESrevificS.

The throwing of ashes and other dirt in the
streets is much complained Of In all other
cities such accommodations are kept III barrels
until called for by carts. II the council would
pass an ordinance to that effect the public
would be benefited.
AZ will be seen by notice 10 another col.
umn special tram for the aaeommoda.
ton OF the stockholders of the o., A. & NJ. r.
H., will leave here to morrow evening.
Knox's express wagon broke down at the
corner of King and Fairf,x streets last night
but hurt nobody.
The Sappho trcune gave their second and
last performance in this city at Liberty Hall
last night to nal! audience.
The corn exchange will not be omen to-mor.
row.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

DEATHS AND MARRIAGES. We frequently
receive from tho country, notices of marriages
and deaths, accompanied with the namo Of no
responsible vouchers as to their correctness
For reasons, which must be obvious to every
one, these notices cannot be published This
suggestion will at once be seen to be reasonable
and proper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

The WEATHER. Yesterday there was a
Northeast storm, high wind, and rain. 1t
cleared up before ten O'Clock at night, aud this
morning it was bright and clear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

CLIFTON FOR SALE BY PU BLlC AUG.
" TlON.-ln execution OF q deed OF Muss
from William S. Kempsr to the subscriber,
dstol March lst 1860 will ofot for sale, by
auction auct on SATURDAY, the 10th Of Deem
bar 1870, at II clock M, in front of the May
ors office, in the city of Alexandrs that well
known ard beautiful farm called 'CLlFION,"
situated in Fairfax county, Va, ABOUT MIC way
nsn. Continuing 2lS! scres, and now in the pos
session Of and occupied by, Ii. A. Risley, esq.,
by whom it has been highly improved.
Also, at the same time ard place, one other
TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining
that above described, containing 27t acres.
TERMS-Onc.tenth of the purchase money
cash the residue in throo equal payments ~
six, twelve sna eighteen months, with interest
from tho day Of sale. ,,v,oy
,- o,.. Trustee.
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FOR CLOAKING.

Those beautiful Corded Veveteons.
Superior Black Velveteens, elegant goods.
Ladies arc invitnd to call and examine these
goods, at No. 81 King street.
nov g ROBERT L. WOOD.
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By sscck. KNOX e. Aerby,

Real Estate Agents and AuctloHeers.J
T51EUSTEE'S SALE.-in execution Of deed
{ Of trust from John r. Bloxham to the sub.
scriber, benrng date July ], 1869. and recorded
amongst tn land records of Fairfax county, in
liber K, No. !, folio lS4, L shall. for the pur-
poses in said deed mentioned and declared,
proceed to sell, by public auction. on SATUR-
DAY, tho 9Th day Of November, 1870, attwelvo
o'clock ILL.,, in front OF Cats tavarE. West End,
q certain LOT or PARCEL OF LAND. in tho
county of Fairfax, situated on the south side of
the Little River Turnpike aDd binding thereon.
a short distance beyond tho first Colgate, and
continuing about TEN ACRES, moro or less.
TEKMS-The sum Of $500, with interest from
July 1st, 1869, and the further sum of $5OO with
interest from Juno l2lh, 1869. must be paid
down in cash. for the residue such credit will
be allowed As tho said John T. Bloxham may
direct. LA w RENEE s. IA LOH,
sep E3-. cots Trustee.
g5s-The above sale has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY December 7. nov Scots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23
FESTIVAL.

i
The Ladies' of the First Baptist Church OF
this city will hold q FESTIVAL at tho AS
SEMBLY ROOMS, commencing WEDN ES-
DAY EVENING, Nov Esd, 1T Il o. clock, end
cont nuing FOR severs. nights following.
A THA NkSGtVING DINNER will be fur
nshed on Thursday from till o. clock D. IN.
Their friends and tho public are earnestly in.
vited to attend. nov 22-4a
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NV John IL. PARROT, Auctioneer.

CALEOF A VALUABLE FARM on THE
= WASuINGTON CITY ROAD, MIDWAY
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AID ALEX.
ANDRIA.-Under authority Of deed Of trust
from Alexander Boyd, dated June 10, 1868 the
subscriber will sell, by public auction, on SAL
URDAY, Decembar l0th 1870, at II o'clock
M, in front of tho Mayors office. in the city OF
Alexandria, Va th4tTRACT OF LAMP, sit
uated in Alexandria county Immediately on
the north side of Four Mile Ran. between the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad and
Turn pike and tho Potomac river, containing
ONEHUNDRED ACRES, more or less being
that psrt of the Summer Hip farm, which
lies east of paid railroad and turnpike.
Terms cash. S. FERGUSON BEACH,
nov 5-nOts IrusI6e.
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3STASuINGTON ADJUSTMENTS.

On THURSDAY, tho 24th Instant, Thanks.
giving Day, the steamer CITY OF ALEXAN.
DRlA will make special trip to Washington
for the accommodation OF those who may de.
sire to visit the places of amusement open in
that city. Round trip tickets, TO be bought on
tho and & o'clock trips and on the special r p,
80 cents. nov 2l-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

FRESH FIsH-rhc fish benches of Mr.. Ira
Wis, aud Mr.. Johnston, at the Market House,
this morning, wers we'll supplied with fine
fresh fish, OF various kinds. They were much
in demand, aud excellent in quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed of
L trust from q. G. Otis and G. B. Selden to
the undersigned, of record on the land records
OF Fairfax county, liber K, No. 4, folio Il, and
DAY, the 10Th day of December, 1870, Court
day, in front of the Court House door of Fair
fax county, offer for SALE to the highest bidder,
all that TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND in
said deed fully described, containing 90 acres.
Newman Burke and Paason Crosen is about
three miles from Clifton station, on the O., a.
IL ID. K. L.
forms of sale: So much cash in hand as will
pay the expenses of sale and the sum of $500,
with interest thereon from the 22d of June.
1859, till the day Of sale. snG the residue on
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months. in
equal instslments, with interest from the day
of sale, 70 be secur ed by lien on the property.
Deed and stamps st the cost of the purchaser.
THOS. MOORE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

POLICE REPORT. There was hardly any
body at police headquarters this plorning and
nothing was talked of there worth mentioning.
MAYORS OFFICE. -Lncinda Ellis, alias
Beach. for cutting Martha Madison with a
knife, was 10 default Of the required bail to
keep the peace committed to the work house
for 90 days.
John and Lizzie johnson, coorcd, for dis
orderly conduct, were fined and discharged.
Mary Young, coorcd, for an assault upon
Hannah Minor, coIored, was fined and dis
charged
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. trank Curry, coli
ored, for stealing lumber from George il. Sea-
ton, was committed to jail for court.
NIGuT REPORT Might dark and rainy un-
til towards morning when it cleared away.
There was some noise on the streets between
three and four o'clock this morning, but no
disturbance and no arrests. Eight tramps
were accommodated with lodgings at the sta,
ton house The door OF the warehouse OF
Loving t. Pierce was found open in the carly
part of Inc night, but nothing had heen stolcT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

CIRCUIT CoURT-ln the Circnit Court for the
County, Judge Keith, yesterday, Seiuman &
Bro. VS.. 0. 4 y. r. Il. dismissed agreed.
The Lynchburg Fire and Hose Insurance.
Go. vs NJ E!dridge Il Co. continued.
VIM. Lomax ". o., A. q NJ. Il. r. Co..
continued till next term.
YIN. Y. Fendali VS.. E. E. Padsett, and ".
g. Cazenove VS.. Robert Beverly --reuovcd to
Circuit Court Tor Alexandria city.
&. NJ. CastIeman VS.. Josiah Ford; II. &.
Smith vs. &. Hide; j. b. pinn vs.. y. Chap
man-rcmoved to Corporation Court.
+. NJ. McDonough vs.. &. ". llarriSon~-
ordered to be dismissed at next term unless
security, H.. given
S. p. Thompsoo vs. Elisha Jackson--rc.
moved to Circuit Court for city OF Alexandria.
To-day--L B. Taylor vs.. AFRO Chase and
l.. L. Chittenden- petilon 10 remove the case
to the u. S. Circuit Court refused and the
court refused to obey the writ OF cartiorari
issued in the case by the clerk OF the y. 5.
Circuit Court for Virginia.
Wilmer & Bro vs.. J. &. Hill case remuv
ell to Corporation Court.
G. ii. Schroffe vs.. Wesley Makel"y- remov.
cd to Circuit Court for the city ct Aexardr'a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28

perance ana religions societies turned out 10 ee,a
Drate the laying Of the foundation stone OF auothoS
edilce which Is about TO
IN honor OF the God OF the Christians. As tho pro-
cesson wendell It's way rom fulton ferry towards
Atlantic ana Columbia Streets Its place % destina-
tion. II presented most imposing and edifylng APP
pearance Three on four Thousand well dressed, re,
spectacle looking citizens, oil wearing the badges OF
assemIlags Is vYiSg testimonial 70 the honor Of the
great founder 81 the Temperance moycmepI
THIRTY THOUSAND ATTENDANTS
ere n ine estimate Of competent Judges
the surrounding nonsetops aud every available eIc
vation drank IN with ayld!ty the least movement Of
me Bishop. Some 0aOltnS even took advantage OF
the cTeyices In the platform TO peer In from under az
inc ceremonies. AS the Bishop, with his retInue Of
priests mounted the platform 10 60 through the lay
ing OF the FOUNDATION stone the mAss appeared ike
moving forest The police IN vain endcavored u
impede the onward movement, ami 10 was only by
Few words from the resident pastor that limits were
placed TO thus irresistible ocean.
=, Bishop Loughl'n. assisted by DR.. Gardner and
Father O'Fanel, commenced the solemn task by In
voking, Oh his knees,
BLl.ssiya FROM ON HIGH
on the work ho was commencing lie then aros4
anu taking trowel marked the sign OF the crsss on
each face or the stone and taxing some mortar
Placed the stone In the position.
Inc ADDRESS ny the Bishop was short, but appro.
pIia,e. ue said that having addressed them
on the same subject Ia the morning he felt hd
would DO unable to speak more at length
on the same subject AT present However,
his heart with joy, aud It was an index OF the
slering religious feeling OF the people or Brooklyn,
lne necessity oi building larger edihce had become
NECESSARY Tor the great growth In the population,
anu then unbounded Deraii'y fully justified him IN
undertaking so gigantic an undertaking. He hoped
they and their children would see il completed when
they would sing tsge.her in this temple the lasting
testimonial Of their faith and generosity, Is DeuO
Lauddnus.
Tie church b. to be OF Gothic style OF archi,c
l7S feet long by IS feet wide, With tower % fcct
high, and side walls 40 feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28
TEE HEBREW CHARITIES.

Meeting OF Representatives or the Several
Jewish BepcvOlent sOcictics--A Corsolida.
cation Required.
An adjourned meeting Of Representative members
OF the several Hebrew benevolent societies in this
city was held yesterday afternoon In the vestry Of
the Temple Emmanuel, Fifth avenue and Forty.
fourth street. Mr.. p. W. Frank occupied the chair
and Mr.. J. Hoffman acted Is secretary. The
following named gentlemen were present:-J
Hitler, J. Lyman. Joshua Raus I. HOFFMAN
and r. w. Frank, representatives OF the
Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society; L.
Lowengood, j. L. lsaacs and n. Tucker, represent
atlves Of the Hebrew Fuel Association; s. Soloman,
s. selxas and Henry s. Allen, representatives OF
another Hebrew benevolent association.
After the reading Of the minutes oil the last meet
ing, which were adopted tho object OF the commit.
tee was stated to be to take into consideration tho
ACCESSIBILITY OF forming tho different Hebrew cha.
for the purp VI enccting better distribution of
money and goods to the poor and To check the frauds
that were being constantly practiced on the beneyo
Mr.. Allen, chairman of the committee, then p-c.
sented the following report
Where's the chairman Of tho Charity Committee OF the
Too jewish charities accordance win pe .oio on
Of oas no ons hs s9 on
Vas aa q
aa By sn ao .u5m M could b.
fa.Yha each and every society remain Intact here
toforc making their collections eccting ocers Ac
SeoondTha all the societies now distributing charity to
the poor pay the amount into funds OF the charity
dis rbuion ~
. each sor society somgg into h.
committee. : '''
thi, plan be submitted TO the presidents OF all
the Jewish ch liable societies. with the REQUEST that IL be
laid before nesting of their members al once ana any
action taken thereon be communicated Mr Frank chair
man OF the charity committee Of the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum who snal have power to this meen. II
such answers warrant HIM In . doing.
This report was adopted after somewhat heated
discussion IN which all the representatives Joined
ana the meeting proceeded TO the consideration Of
Quite lengthy but rambling debate followed and
the upshot was that The committee, Of which Mr..
Allen was chairman, was discharged, and another
the secretary Mr. Hoffman, ana Mr.. EllInger. This
committee was desired to reconstrnct tie repOrt
adopted and Issue with IT, to the several synagogues
and the public an appeal Tor assistance In the I'M
dertaking The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28
ASSOCIATION HALL.

The Ways Of Cod md the Ways or Mem
Lecture by Rev. DIR. Armftage.
Tie Rev. DR.. Armtage delivered lecture, or moro
correctly speaking very eloquent sermon OF half
past seven O'Clock last evening, before O crowded
assempagc in the hall Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, Twenrythird street and Fourth avenue
Having read the niylf;h chapter OF Isaiah, he took
up the words. 'My thoughts arc not your thoughts.
neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lori.n
The lecturer then preceded 10 direct attention to
few thoughts gathered from the chapter. First
N GOD THINGS. .Hg cs
Commonly the votaries OF false religions escribe
their own powers TO their Cod; they make Him an
epcure OF a stole. deity from whose stern DEGREES
there Is no release But tile beautiful chapter inst
read reveals Being 0f Infinite Intellect, and there.
fore OF supreme control But there Ia not an inel-
BILE remove between His thought and ours. What Is
good TO Him is good to u.s. and what is evil to Him
Is evil TO US; but the paraellsm is one OF sympathy
only. The Divine mind Is alive ON vast plurality or
subjects-cIeative, governmental, natural moral In.
feuectua, emotional but He appeared as II 30
thought more intensely on grace and mercy than
Justice. The lecturer then proceeded 10 show how
Infinitely superior were the thoughts OF God 10 what
man would have thought In extending pardon, not to
FALLEN ANGLE,
but 70 wicked world. THUS God meets men with