The Adams Sentinel from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

On the Approach of AT thy approach, enchanting Spring, The meadows laugh, the a iing, And a all looks pay The fun fhines out i friendly beams, And dancing in the chriftal itreams, Adds beauty to the day. How fweet with a dear friend to rove, Where linnets a grove, And blackbirds fwtetly Qng The mellow culLfinch, and the thrufli, The concert join from bufh, To welcome in the Spring. Or on (ome verdant bank reclin'd, Where falling objects foothe the mind, Or lull to foil repofe Our thoughts on rural fubjefts bent, Efljoy a calm, a fweet content, That grandeur feldom knows. Woods, hills, and our Nature's King, Who rules the feafons, decks the Spring i pow'r and (kill divine The low'ring herds their maker praife, And fongfters, in harmonious lays, The grateful tribute join. REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

Commissioned and Staff" Officers Of the Regiment of Pennfylvania Militia, commanded by the fubfcriber, will meet at the Quaker Meeting Houfe (prinji, on Monday the 24th in order to perfect themfelves the i i a art. The Companies that ompofe the faid Regiment, will meet their ufual places of a meet. ng, on the lirlt Monday of May next, exercife by companies. Tlie Regiment to meet at the loufa of Frederick Hapke, in MenaL en i on Wednefday the loth of next, at ten o'clock in the orenoon, with arms and accoutrements And no shall be admitted into the ranks i a good and fufficient muflcet or riile, except hofe who are by law excepted. I A BROWN, Lieut.

Col. Commandant. April 18, 1809. Col Ward, of Newark, N. J.

within a few days, has had fiftcffcj very elegant horses died, ouing to their being fed on mouldy corn --He calculates his loss at about 2000 dollars. A hoi se owned Col. Ogclen, of the same plai also died after eating some of same food. We make men of this, that owners of horses ma be careful to avoid giving them at any time corn that may be in the least mouldy. A copper mine has been discovered in Orange county, Virginia, which is about one mile and a half long, and from 25 to 60 or 70 yards wide.

It has been dug down to the depth of ten feet, and the earth at that point is as much impregnated with metal as at its surface. This discovery is of immense importance to the private manufacturer as well as to the government. A Whopper The female of a wonderful fpccies of Fifh was taken on the Dorsetfliire coafl in England, on the June laft the befl informed in natural hiftory, call it a nondufcript, as no na turalift has ever defcribed i it is i viviparous, having when taken, a young one in her belly. When taken (he had in her maw ONE A SEVEN MACKARELS Ihe mesfured 25 feet in length, and about 13 in circumference, and bad four rovi of tsetk I This furprifing inhabitant of the watery kingdom was drawn to land by feven horles; and about one hundred men London paper. TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ANAWAY from the fubfcriber living near Gactyfhurg, on Tuef day evening the a8th a farvaat boy -named JOHN I fix fee one inch i clothed in home madi drab coloured coat and pantaloons a waifcoat, pair of gra; woolen and one pair of white cotton ftockjngs, a half worn white fur ha and one black ditto. It is (uppofed he went off in com pa ny with a Yankee about 5 feet or I I inches in height, flirn made and of a fwarthy complexion; has a flop page in his fpecch and fwears immo derately. The above reward will be paid to any perfon who will confine the fcu runaway in any jail, fo that his mafte gets him again, and all reafooable ex peaces if brought home. ALEXANDER DOBBIN. April 4, 1809.

TM REGIMENTAL ORDERS. Tlie Commissioned and Staff Officers Of the oth Regiment of Pennfylvania Militia, are required to meet at ford, on a the inlt. at ten o'clock, A. M. with arms and trements complete.

Tlie Companies composing said egitnent, will meet at fuch places as refpeftive a a lhall di on Monday the40r of May next. The Regiment will meet at Ox- Ford, on Monday day a next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, with arms and accoutrements com, plete. And no Militia-man can be admitted into the ranks i a fufli, cient firelock, except fuch as are by law excepted. A HORNIiR, Lieut. Col.

Commandant. April iS, LAMBERT T. GOODING, Boot and Shoe Maker, ESPECTFULLY i the pub. lie that he carries on the above bulmefs, in the white houfe, oppofue Doft. H.

G. Jamefon's, in a i ftreet, fouth of the where be can furnifh, on the fliortett notice, any thing in his line and hopes from his pradiieai knowledge of the oufmsfs, and a i to give general fjtis. faction to thofe who may pleafe to favor him with their cuftora. Gettyfburg, April 18, 1809. t3" Two or Three Journeymen Boot and Shoe Makers, who are fteady good workmen, will meet with a ploy and good wages, by a i at the above place.

L. T. G. THOMPSON ARMOR, TAYLOR, I NFORMS his former cuftomers and tke public in general, a he foL lows the above bufinefs in the houfe of Mr. A a Mack, in i where, from a ftricT; a i to butL nefs, and a of the newelt fafhions, added to a determination to execute work in the belt manner, he hopes to defcrve and receive a fliare of the public favor.

Millerftovrn, April 18, CAUTION. A the fubfcriber give a BOND, conditioned for the payment of Sixty Pounds, Groull, which faid Bond is clue (ome. time in the beginning of April, 1809 -Now this is to give notice to the holder of faid Bond that the money is rea, dy for him, and that I am determined not to pay iritereft on the fame. Glass. Frederick county.

Maryland, April 18, 1809. FOR SALE, Two Hundred Sc Twenty Acres of Excellent Mountain Land; I in Franklin townfhip, on the head waters of the fouth branch of Marfh creek, adjoining lands of Benjamin Workman and coofiderable part of the land is of a good quality and i a i of i a lion. It commands to exteofive fum, msr range for cattle. The terms he by application to the fcriber, at i who will fhew the liud to thofe who may be inclined tt purchale low for cafh. I I A A April 11, 1809.

REGIMENTAL ORDERS. The Commissioned and Slajf Officers Of the 20th Regiment of a i a i i i a are required to meet at the Court Houfe, in Gettysburg, on Mon day the 241)1 of this a i ten o'clock, A. M. for the purpofe of proving themfelves in the i i a irt. The Companies which compose faid Regiment, i meet in companies on Monday the ill day of a next, at Inch places as their refpeftive Com a a fliall direct.

Tlie Regiment will meet on the a a i of i i a a efq now occupied by Mr. i ea(t of the i honfe, on a the 9th day of May next, at ten o'clock, A. M. i arms and accoutrements complete. The Officers appointed to Iicar Appeals for the year are-Capt.

Biythe, Lieut. Mark, and Lieut. Arendt, tor the firlt a a i a for the fecond a a i Captain Hayes, Lieut. Galloway, and Enfign Cobean. Officer can be permitted to come on parade, on any day of training, i complete i The Officers are required to be punctual in the difcharge of their fpective duties to a the i artrjs in complete order, and to con.

form flriftly to the laws in every par. ticular. JAMES I Lieut. Col. a a April 18, 1809.

Entertainment. KE fubfcriber has taken i a large and commodious a ly ihe figo of the Buck, occupied by the a Jacob Ackcrman, deceafed, in York.ftreei, a few doors weft of the where he has opened A House of Public Entertainment, at the Sign of the Spread Ragle and by a Heady a i to btifmcfs-- keeping the beit of Liquors, and an i Hoitler, he hopes to receive a (hare of the public favour. The a i is of ihe befl kind. Clellan, a iS, 1209. PROCLAMATION.

A the Judges of the Supreme Court of a aia, have appointed a Circuit Court to be held at for the County of Adams, by a Judge of the fame to commence on A the i ft day of Miy next, and to be continued tor one week -Notice is lierebij given to tlie Coroner, and Conlfables in the differ, ent townflv.ps of the county of Adams, that they be then and there in i proper perfons, todo thole things i i to their Offices, in a behalf, appertain to be done. Jacob jyinrott, Sheriff'. Gcttyfburg, April ID, 1809. BRIGADE ORDERS! HE Militia of the zd Brigade and 5'h i i i i i i a a. greeably to a are to exercife in companies on Monday the ift day of May and in Regiments, commencing the zd Monday of May, viz.

The 9 Regiment to meet on day the 8 The 2oth R.egiment to meet en Tuefday the gth, The 936 Regiment to meet on ncfdiy the a The 4oth Regiment to meet on TburlcUy the nth of May at Iuch places as their refpetftive Comm a a Hull direft. I I A fVl'CLELLAN, Brigade.lulpedtor. April 6, 1809. For Sale at this Office--price Cts. The Rev.

John Willison's a i a Impartial Teftimony. The Happy Voyage Completed, and ths Anchor caft--A Sermon -By John a A Paftor of the Prcfbvterian in Neivbu- i 25 cents. PROPOSALS, By William 8. Graham, F'n Pnblijbinf by SnbsLription SEVEN LhSCOUSK'3 ON THE LOVE OF Its Influence on all the Paflions, And the Right Ufe and A of ths Pailions in Religious matters. With a Di'jout Mutilation each BY i.

WATTS, D.D. THE Author of thefe Dii'courfei complains of tho abfence of devout afj feftions in the exercifes of Religion and the i a walks of the profeiTors of i i a i and infills upon the necef- fity of devoting to the love and fervice of God, all tile powers of our natures. He notices, on the other hand, the a- bufc of the by perions who make their Religion to coufift too much in the i king of i Paffions, with, out 2 due exercife of Reafon tu the things of God. This work is intended to prevent Religion from being confL dered as matter of and to guard agiinfl the deriog fooleries" of I a i a i and Difcourfes are founded upon the words, 2-7.) "Tbeu (halt love the Lord thy God i all thy heart." The fubject is arranged ia the following manner What afts and operations of the a i and the Will are implied in the affectionate and lupreme Love of God. 2.

The ciKfts of this fuprerne Love to God on all other Paflions. 3. The ufe and importance of the Paffions in Religion, and the ges to be derived from them. 4. The abufs or irregular ufe of the Paffions in Religion, and how their ef- foits fhould be limited and 5.

the' affeftionate ChuHian a be vindicated againfl the cavils and reproaches of mcu, IQ his warmelt ercifes of devotion. a rclisf or comfort may be given to humble and fincsre Chriftians, who complain a they fesl but low degrees of pious Affeiliou. 7. What are the mod proper and eL feiitual methods of exc.ititig and engaging the AiTsclionsin Religion, Tiie verlion of David's A and the i by Dr, A fhew that he w-is a man of a as as piety. That he was a i a ly qualified to difcourfe upon the jeits ftated above, may bs i i ftom his a i i a upon the PafTtons of the a Mind, before Difcourfes were i This work will be contained in one volume, full bound, of abouc 190 duodecimo pages.

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