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TO be continued
TWENTY DOLLARS RFwApD

Ras azvay ess tbe eriber TOE ttvn5 ofbis month
4 LIKELY Negro Man, named DAVID, twenty
"a years old, five feet, ieven eight inches high
of black complexion pare made and has pleaf-
ing corntenance, has black fpot on one OF his fore
teeth and commonly ufes his lcf, hand. He has a
lamp on his brealt oceafoned by burn when child
he IS toleTabe Blacksmith. expect he viii en-
deavor to pats as free ] viii give the above
reward to any Periou for information of laid Negro
70 that get him again. do hereby forewarn ali
matters Of veGes and others from harborng or carry
ing faid Negro of tbs fate
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON.
Cumberland county, Get %. oaw4w9.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

HiH6e Eiqsa 70 0f'r fsrfon, qvbo anil de ;7,ef to
me- in the Csa7ty Of Orange, or .ilcms him
IN @Hy jail, ia Ibat get him again,
4 NEGRO fellow Haned LEWIS, vino ranaway
/ y about the 1T o! JrIy Ian, from Csp-. lanes
Cocke OF Albemar!e, TO whom he vgls hired II. is
agood coarle carpenter by trade aid rough thoe-
makers is about So years old, rather above Tie conf
mon height, but OF thn body and viiage iharp olin
and mouth habi;uaed to fiiing, aud thew his teeth
very nuck when he imiles. He is a hrewci, fenfibe
aud fnooth o'iy-;onqued fellow well acquainted in
the City of Richmond, and in the counties of Orauge
hlbemarie. 1cuiia and Hanover: and came from he
etate of the late Gen. Mellon in the county Of Han
over, where he was lurking the laG heard of him
DABNEY MINOR.
Orange, Oa. II. g..
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Fill GOODS.
Orange, Oa. II.

TOWPkIMS . MURRAY,
drf NOR ets7aCm hs Ho~e ossom,tb. Pe9 OTrt A1fe-
y oSe@si.|&y M16if, Soba e HnbS.y, e,,i.aTfgt
GB''we"tsf Eas Goa DS, rsee:ved 1t ID. Slip C.ibe
om London TIsy bt7e 6rra J:47ed vvb ,vuet ea,e q
attention aeosg tGsr !bey 7oon!s ,yfien,iy roam
mend tJsi' o9oyfezs7t of Lousoa .Saee,fae
tLOIHS, Cslimeres, Tcile,.ts and Hats, al of
~ very hyperion qJaiity. Alto an elegant abort
ment OF Fashionable Robes, MuGns I.aces &c,
They have ALTO on hand, large afTor,ment ofcoarfe
Woolens Hardware, &c. received by the Ships Her
fcheiI, and John and Charles from Liverpool. The
whole forn's a complete anornrent, we'll WORTH Of
attention, which ,Eey offer Tor iac on liberal terms
October 10. r.
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WlLL, BE SOLD,

Will Sc SOLD,
TO The highen bidder, "wednesday the 20 day OF
Dee.mber uez,, f fair, il no5 the neat fair day, AT
the dweiling-hcuCs Of the a'e David Pu.,eIon, in
the county Of Buckingham, about four miles below
the town of Wsrmni.sr,
n TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES, % a credit of
one, swo and ,hr-r years. The above Negroes
are uneon,monly valuable, aud known TO be 10. by
moh 1.-THE neighbOrs Bonds w,h approved tesuri-
sy will be required, I, is deemed neteIary here
n*r' that The Legatecs expettsdt TO purehale
much, II any, Of the above property
REUBEN d. pArTESON,
Only citing Ex'r. IF Dav:I Pa1eion. dee'd
Ctt %. oaw6vsS
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no RIP SoTn

III Ho1o1ss Cart. Home, on tie at ErAg1fay in No
T-r@1rr next, Icing Copyf day. P1rfaant deere .,
tie County Court Of RassV-y, I'm eo6icb E,ilLjor
HI1Efe!l and oi5e'S, kgatee5 s 9oJ1 Yiagfsid. dr1
Phs. and 7Iome5 WingfrH and 0fbet dstIsJ
a TRACT Of LAND, belonging to the eilate Of
L = the faid deed. containing between and 6Oc
acres, lying and being in the county of franklin and
fate Of Kentucky. A credit of twelve ulolrhs will
be given the Parchafer purchafers, and deed ex
eeuted To him them, with fpecial warranty, on
entering into many bonds with fsrurity, as ,hert
are !egatees, payable TO them respectively.
BY THE COM'RS.
Sept. 10. Iaw2mT.
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FOR SAFE.

e NHE Traa of LAND whereon now live, con-
Il tanning two hundred and forty-one acres, lying
and being in the county of Chesterfield, about nine
nes from MAncheaer, aud one from lanes River ;
there's very good dwelling houfe with good barn
and other out huufes; apple and peach orchard it
IS very high and healthy lituaon: very i,nail part
OF the a!oreaid Land cleared. afo win to fell one
half OF GTie- Mill, on Po.vhte Creek, within one
mile OF my aforeiaid Land. This Mills entirely
new, and perhaps as profitable as any mill of the
kind in the county. There is only one pair of Tones
at work at the prelent; but is 20 contracted (at
imali expence) to put up another pair. For terms
applyt the luhicriber.
JOHN FORE.
p s. There is no doubt but there is Goal ON tn.
2ioreiaid Lands, great Egn has been diicov.red
sept 10. iaw2mT. f.
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WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

Or WfDvEsDHr, fts elymb day IF No1enBey rexf,
Will H. RUN roR, oy., tie H1ili1a Gg5g cov,E.
T6VHE JOCKEY CLUE PURSE OF J5w LnnJr,i
Z d9Rgrj, four mile heats
On the feeopd day, the PROPRIBTOR'S PURSE
Of one bpn9ye9 doRays, to which will be added the
Balance that may remain in the hands Of the Treafr-
er, and al arrearages that may be due to the club
after payment Of the necenAry expentes--two nile
heats.
On the third day, an elegant Saile, B,jlis, H1Jit
and Sbays, entrance ten doIlar5--nle heats
On the fourth day, Szy-e9faie, for Mules. en-
trance dollars; the beR three IN fve--uie heats
BY oy(s, ofDs Ch6,
RO: ANDERSON, SesreJo,y & TyeqG,~.
Sep,.22 ePfithN.
The aG,ciaticu Of this club terminates with The
rrefent races, and il is fuppoied ;kat this Pus wiH
be worth above three hundred dollars.
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will be preien,ed to the mex. &c.
"A neral AGembly of the Commonwealth of Viz
gina, tor the removal of the DiRriA Court, now
holden 4, the Coure- Houle of Northumberland coun-
ty, TO more central place, within the ditra com.
Poied of the counties of Richmond WeRmoreland.
l4ancaaer and Northumberland.
WeamoEeland Court-Foufe, Sept 26.-1aw2mg g.
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WILLIAM McCABE,
WATCH MD CLOCK MAKER !:

WATCH MD CLOCK MAKER:
Has mosi from lis former Rand, 7yJjb 7c55 rsar II.
Bel Tagcrn, to TIE qreI knozpa Gand appetite AFe75
Ca~Lie' (o,e, and enc deoy afovs Mr.. Byookes DR.,
Co'iPs,s neariy otseffe De e,9jF,eet icaaing fran
Ngyo's b,iJgs to Ey,Ts 7Uaye-Logjr.
: Z HERE all commands in his line will be prompt
w " attended to and executed with fidelity and
dipatch He returns his fincere thanks for paA "a
vors, and hopes his attention buinefs will guaran.
tee continuance. He has on hand and will
keep fupply of WATCHES, which he will war
rant ;ewiie aGortuent Of Chains, Keys, and
Seals Of hyperion quality.
October 27. oaw5w.
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TIE SUBSCRIBFR

y ESPECTFULLY thanks thofe who have hi
~ therto favored him with the tuition of their Ions
and informs them and his friends generally that has
SCHOOL will be moved TO his dwelling heufc, the
eniung year; in which will be taught Reaiinc,
Writing, Euglih Grammar, Geography the Latin
Language, Arithmetic aud Surveying -'rhe terms Of
TRITON are, for Reading, Writing and Arithmetic ten
dollars; Engl;G Grammar and Geography > dollars ;
Latin q dollars; Surveying doars.--The schanl
will commence about the loth of January, and end
about the 9Th of December. Their will BIZ a vaca
ton of about daysat Whitfntde and again from,
the 5th of Auguh to the IN Of September. He
wines to take or boarders: the terms of board
are E2o year, 25 dollars in advance, and each
boarder is required iurnlih his own bed.-Parents
who may think proper board their fons with him,
aIured that proper attention will he paid to them,
and every exertion ulcd to promote their education.
WALTER LEWIS, Jun.
Louira, Oa. %. oaw4wg
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u. 4. MhDOX.


HAVING obtained Lieenee to praaice as Ar
1 L TosNEY at Law, begs leave to Inform thofe
who may have bufinrls for the employment of his
protection, in The County Courts of Goochland Pow
hatan and Cheherhsld, or the Dilria Courts If
Richmond and Peteriburg, MAJ rely upon every ek-
er'ion Of vigilence and induary whatever may be
eonG1ed TO his attention.
O9. 70. oaf6w.
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ht CORR Bed .jor lien, 20 Ccw,y, ar a..
Cont Hone, tie A:H:s A@y e September, 1907.
Joisp': Whea,hy & co:nran;.)
C"mpls
againe I'm CHANcERf:
George Dunczn and Lazarus
Jo!.rh, Defts
/ Nils day came the complanants by their cou,-
! Tel, and toe defendant Duncan, not havin, en-
tered his appearance and given eeurity according to
the aet OF Aherb!y and the rules ur ths cnurt aud
1t appearing the iata ion of the court thai he is
not an Rhabt1nt of this Commonwealth: On the
motion ot the conplanants, erdtred, That ne 10
appear here the lirt Day OF December next
and aniwer the bill of the complainant, ard tina, CO.
Py OF this order be forrhith inherited on ion,- newt
paper printed III the City of Richmond, for two
months iucceliively, ard poied a, The door cf the
ConrtHonle of this county oa TWO inceeiliye court
days. n
Copy. TeGe.
ADAM CRAIG, c. c.
Sept. %. epem.
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MN,I Pc SOM

BY the fubfcrber, at Public Auction, on Monday
the 2nd day OF November next, OH the plantation
called Windfor, shjs'City,
a LII the hocls of Horfes, Mules, Cattle Sheep
and Hogs, and variety Of plantation Tools on
the iaid plantation The iae will certainly take place,
if the day fhall be fair.
The terms Of fac, vii be fix months credit on all
furs above ten dollars, the purehaier giving BOND
with approved iecurity.
d. DoRRINGToN.
oa.l4.
The SALE of the above PROPERTY, is polpon-
ed till Wedes'aay the 4,h day of November
On the fame day will be rented, for one year, COM
meuciug on the frH January next,
TWO thirds OF the ;aid Plantation called Windfor.
j The Tenant will be allowed to low wheat M
mediate!y, if he wiihesit.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, agrrt fer
WM. LANG3oRM, E*r. efW. Dand, ;4ee, AeG.
Od. IA. ep8t
The RENTING the above two thirds of LAND. is
poRPoned 'tiIl Nc&o5faay the 4th day of November.
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WILL BE SOLD,

Ht PH5iis dpi0a. OTt5e l2b dry Of Dees7u5-r next.
ne door eFiLe kae!e Tavern,
y lNETY-TWO thoufand, i-ven hundred and
Z thirty acres of Wcnern LANDS, lying in the
counties OF Montgomery, Harrifon and Kenawha-
"A credit oil one, two, three aud four years will he
allowed, if satisfactory iecur,y ii,a!l be given.
SAMUEL GREENHOW.
Richmond, GA, Z cav If
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In fa,jDazee Of O,ds,s Of NE Cosrs7ea Hai 10,
br city Of Rjebmoa1,
IT NOTICE rs RERRBT CTpRN,
i HAT the iaid Common Hall will proceed az
the monthly meeting, (which is the third Mon
day in next MONTH eIe9 perfon aG a
Police Matter for tie iad City, whofs faiary will be
eight hundred dollars per auoum; and o,hsr per-
for to al Captain Of The night watch for the faid
City II. SHEPPARD, C.. G.. Hail.
OF. g. peMN.
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NOTICE..

4 IL perfnns having claims againft the eaate of
L n John Sanaidge, deceai=d, are regueiied to
bring them forward, the iuherhcr, duly authent-
Gated ION "r before the iir day of November next, at
which time dividend of the aiiess in my hands will
rake place thoie failing TO comply with this adver-
tement, VII! be excsudvd from the benefit of faid d-
~cend. THOMAS WHIT.
Sepi.,5. lawom
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EOR PINT

H7S PETITION gjVea CbrJfn9S nest, FIR term not Al
fboo tt,ss more baa /sVea yea,J,
"A Y TAVERN aud the plantation tliercuuto adj
W. joining in the county Of Meek!enburg, about
one mile lrom Lady Skipwiths and SomerviIle fer
ries on Roanoke river on the main road leading from
the Cardinals Georgia, Be. 20 Petersburg, Richmond
sud the Federal City.
The Tsvern-houie is large and connections, good
fables and all other neceGafy out houiss--on this
place Is good apple and peach orchard which never
fail bearing fruitthere is quantity of hickory tim.
bered lard convenient which may be cleared and Ut.
ed az the deretion OF the tenant. 1t is deemed upne-
ee6ary to FAY it Is preunred that thofe whe
Wih 70 reut would dra view the preuiiss. But the
fnbicrber with propriety fsy tie advantages at
tached to this place, renders It by far the no advan-
tageous aand for aud fore in that part Of tie
country. There gvill be toIerable crop Of WHEAT
lpsged on the place. Fer terms, &c. Apply to the
iubleriber living on the Frenifes.
Howell or AYES.
srPs,5. oAssm.
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J q 6 4.

HE SCRIP for one hare of the Stock of the
Bant Of Virginia. in the name of the iubrcri-
Der; numbered 5o7 and dated the 7th Dec. 1904.
Any perfon who has found the fame, is requeGed TO
leave it at the oIics Of the Enquirer, application
will be made At tAr Bank for a renewal thereof
ALEX'R. McRAE,
Oh. TO- oa,yGw.
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FAIL GOODS.

RICHA r n BR O 0KE,
Has jaf reesiDed elegant eGo,tmenf Of GOODS, eGG-
en!atei fer he e,yniag jiaion, CocEfigg If
CiUPERFINE London Clstbs and Keriey r,eres,
- Second Do DO DO
Superfne and feeoud quality Coatings,
Foren Cloths, Plains and Kendall Cottons,
Rofe and Match Coat Blankets,
Velvets, Velvateens, Princes and Prefdent's Cord,
Silk and Worried Waitcoatings Of various isind.,
Gentlemen and Ladies fix. x worried Hoiery,
Sill. Vevets, aIorted colours,
Grapes do do do
Sarcene;ts do 10 do
Lutelrngs do do do Fo, DyefJer
Do. Ribbons, !riGn Linens aud Lawns,
Silk & Cotton Ginghams, irilh Sheetings,
Cotton Chan,brays, German Linens,
Calico and Chintzs, Shir;ing Couons,
Elegant Robes and lhort Dimisies and Cambrict
Drenes, Dimities,
Plain & figured Leno's, Carpetngs ard Hearth
DO do mild Mullins Rugs,
A handlome a1ortment Of Kid and Morocco Shoes,
a few pair of eIeganr CoGar and white top Boots
All of which he will fell a, the moa reduced price
for cafh.
Oaober 10. If
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Od. IA.

The SALE of the above Pr OPERTY, is ponpou-
ed till Wedhsi2ay the 4,h day of November
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More than live weeks have elapsed since
the opinion Of the supreme court declar-
ed the necessity OF proving the fact, if it
exists. Why is it not proved ?
10 the executive government is in
trusted the important power of prose-
cutting those whose crimes may disturb
the publick repOse or endanger it's safe
~. ltwoufd be easy, in much less time
| then has interviewed since Col. Burr has
been alleged to have assembled his
troops, to procure aliIavits establishing
the fact. If in November or Decem-
Der last, a body of troops had been as
scmbIed on the Ohio, it is impossible to
suppose that afidavits establishing the
fact, could not have been obtained by
the last OF March. | ought not to be-
lievc, and [ do not believe, that there
has been any remissness on the part of
those who prosecute, on this important
and interesting subject; and consc-
qucntiy when at this late period, no e.
violence is given, | must say that the
suspicion, which in the first instance
might have been created, ought not to
be continued, unless this want OF proof
can be in some manner accounted for.
J. is stated by Oh attorney for the
United States, that n ath lavi.s can only
DC voluntary, the difficulty Of obtaining
,hrm accounts for the absence of proof.
cannot admit this position. On the
evidence furnishing by this very trans
action Of the attachment felt by our Yves
tern for their eastern brethren, we Just
" fclicitate ourselves. How inconsist-
ent with this fact is the idea that no
man could be found who would volun-
tarily deposc that body Of troops had
actually assembled whose object must
be understood to be hostile to the union,
and whose object was detected and de-
fcated by the very people who could
| give the requisite information.
cannot doubt that means to obtain
information have been taken on the part
OF the prosecution: if it existed, can
not doubt the practicability of obtain
ing it, < its nonproduction at this late
hour does not, i'll my opinion, leave me
at liberty to give to those suspicious
which grow out of other circumstances,
that weight, to which at an earlier day
they might have been entitled.
shall not, therefore, insert in the
1 1 f 1 L.
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{ 81 !


TO the western states, what could ven
his troops from human sight. AN m
veSlole army Is not the instrument OF
war, and had these troops been visible,
some testimony relative to them could |
nave been adduced. take the real
sense then IN which tins term was used,
TO De, that Col. barr was raising, or IN
other words, engaging or eniistln5 men |
through the cOunuE described, Tor the |
enterprise he medltated. The utmost
point to which this testimony can be |
eXtcnded,lS that It denotes future en-
bodYing o! men, which IS more paru-
cuIar!y mentioned IN the letter itself,
and that 1t affords probable cause to be-
heVe that the troops did actually em5o-
dy at the period designated for their as
5cmbhng, which is sufficient to induce
the justice to whom tbs application is
made, to commit for trial.
L shall readily avow my opinion that
the strength OF the presumption arising
from this testimony ought to depend |
greatly on the time at which the appIi
cation is made. If, soon after the p-ri-
Cd at which the troops were 10 assem-
bic, when full time had not elapsed to
1Crf.l-f nm tn. +,.,a Ci-~t,,,Os. .,,C,.e
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{ 1919 J

the night before he sailed, (being that OF
the 4th) the British had again set the
town on fire, which seemed to burn fu-
rlously as long as captain J. was in sight.
In the Sound he saw above 400 sail of
vessels, viz. men of war, transports, and
vessels detained by the British. He
did not understand that the British had
made any attempt on Copenhagen by
sea, but depended altogether on their
land troops. One British frigate ap-
proaching TOO near the Crown Bate
ries, was obliged to surrender to the
Danes.
Capt. Jeffries left Petersburgh the lat
ter end Of August. While there he nci-
Their heard nor saw any thing like war
about to commence with England, as
has been reported; but the British yes
sells, of which there were a great num-
Der at Cronstadt, and the British mer-
chants, seemed to be carrying on their
business in every respect as peaceably
RS formerly. The Russians blame the
English for leading them into the war,
and say they lost above 1OO,o0 men in
1t for no purpose.
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computed to be about 1900, all COM
Pletely equipped. Four months before
the review, there was not a single Or
ganized company in Baltimore. The
brigade marched from the place of pa
rade about four o'clock, Z" and entered
the city amidst the appreciation and
P!audits OF thousands of spectators"
The late London papers mention pre-
parations for an armament to take nos
session OF the island of Madeira, be-
longing to Portugal.
Late accounts mention the marching
ct French army Of 40, 900 men to take
possession of Portugal.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. I.

We can state that Spanish officer
has Just reached this city, from Cadiz,
via HAVANA, who says that news of the
cession of the Floridas to the u. S. was
made known in Cadiz the day before
he sailed, and that it had been publish
cd in Madrid ROYAL Gazette. In con-
ilrmation, we further learn, that a letter
has been received by the same officer,
from Cadiz, to a gentleman of this city,
which states that the Floridas are ced-
cd, and the consideration five millions
OF dollars. We think there is little doubt
OF cession being made.
Number of vessels arrived at this port
between the 1st OF Sept. 1906 and
and 31st August, 18O7-Communi- :
Gated by Capt. Andrew Plice.
Ships, 82--Brigs, 114-Schooners,
1O4-Sloops, 9--Toral, 3O9-T tonnage,
44,052--Bargcs, 428-- Flats, 785---
Rats of building Timber, SIS.
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PHILADELPHIA, November

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.
Yesterday arrived the snip Neptune,
capt. effIies, GO days from Petersburgh.
On the 4th Sept. he stopped at Elsi-
neur, and sailed from thence the 5th.
This place he still found it the hands Of
the Danes, who did duty at the Castle,
though they supposed should Copenha-
gen fall, they would be obliged to sub
init also. Here he learned that Copcn-
hagen still held out, and was determined
to do so to the last extremity: That the
British had opened their batteries for
Or ten days previous 10 his being there:
That they cannonaded but litde-.hcre
was but little firing in the day; but thro'
the night they kept up continual Jom-
bar nent: That they had several times
set die town of Copenhagen on fire,
which was as often extinguished That
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in this life. IS. Of the Souls immortality.
70. or Death. 40. Of the Resurrection of the
Dead III Of future Judgment. a. OF
Heaven, or the future fate of the bIeled. az.
OF He'll, or the future fate of the wicked. ~.
What, as Chritians, we fhould do more than
others. IS. Of Heavenly mndednefs, and the
contrary Vices. as Of Gofpel Sincerity, Or
UPrightnefs. n. Chritan Zeal, and it's oppo-
htes and counterfeis. a3. Patience, and the
CONTRARY Vices. 40 Meekuefs, and the oppofite
Wees 30 Charity, and the oppofte Vices.
81. ConSen;ment, ard the oppolite Vices. a..
Chaitity, and the contrary Vices, 80 Humility.
and the opPofite Vices. s4 Sobriety and the
contrary Vices. 3se Cbriitian Courage and ito
oPPofites 36 The Chrftian Ufes of the Tongue
81. Unchriftlan Abuies of the Tongue. 49, The,
beit method of maintaining Peace, Love and
Unity among Cbriftian Brethren. 80 The rule
OF judging our Brethren againft raihnefs and
cenforioufnefs 40. A peaceable difpoftion, and
the oppo6te evils. Al. merciful temper, and
its opPoiites A. OF Jul,ice between man and
man 40 o. Chrftian Hope. "a. OF the Ma.
tures an perion of Cbrilt. As. Cbrift Jour Pro-
phet. IS Chrift, our Prieft ~. The kingly
or regal oflice of Chrift 4S On the fhortnefs
and cue improvement Of Time. 40. The con-
liberation az Eternity so. The duties of Maj
tiers OF Families. 81 The beft way of reGfiing
Temptations. 81 Of public fpirit. So A
proper temper and conduct towards Enc mica.
81 Temptations ariing from Company. So.
Temptations ariflrg from Solitude. Sc The
Jfe and Abufc OF Chriftian Liberty 81 What
diveriions are lawful, and the way to regulate
them. So The value and Importance of a
Child. 50 The conaraints of Carift'e Love !;
iermon. 60 Chriftians, Lights in the world
fermon 81 The aggravated Guilt Of Muir;
der, iermon.
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printed on good paper, and an elegant new
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