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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
NO t e.

IN compliance with the decree pronouo-
ICED on the 10th day of March. 1907 ey
the superior court of chancery holden at
the capitol in the city of Richmond, in a
SUIT depending in the said court, between
W'iiiam Barksdale, plaintiff, and Edwd.
Dennis, detendant-WfLL BIZ SOLD. at
public auction, for cash, at Cub Greek Meets
ing house. in the county of Charlotte; on
the 18th day Of September next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
The Scottish Chiefs,

A Romance, in 3 vols. by The celebrated
Miss Porter ). The House Of Osma and
AImeria, by Regina Maria Roche The
Letters Of Mrs. Elizabeth Montague-a
besu,iful miniature edition of Washing
toms VaIedictory Address-The Lake of
KilIarny~-The DOMINICAN aDd Coeiebs
in Search of Wife, just received and
for sale by
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Tract of Land,

Lying in the said county of Charlotte en-
both sides of Cub Greek, containing by e s..
timation seven hundred and e,ehty seven,
acres, ut being the same land conveyed by
William barkesdaie and Richard Blow
and Fanny his wife, to Edward Dennis, by
aeeo bearing date the second day of Az.
gust, 1879, and recorded in the general
court on the sixte enth dav of Auerst IN
the year 1897 or so much thereof IS NAV
be necessary 10 raise the Sum oil 1851 As Id.
with interest thereon at six per cent. per
annums from the 18th day Of October,
$500, and the costs OF suit.
tbs he commissioners,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14

JUST PUBLISHED
ind For Sale at S. Fleasants, jr's.
Printing Office and Bookstore,
few doors below the Bell
Taverp, Richmond,
Hening's Virginia 7assfsee,
The second edition revised, corrected,
greatly enlarged, and brought
doson to the present time "
the Author.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
VIRGINIA.

Against
John sigSt, James Hoskins, Joshua Stern
and Mary his wife, John Bruce and
Mary his wife, JAMES MsDaniel aud Jane
his wife, BENJAMIN stern, Jsmes S; ern,
Dolly G.. Stern, Elizabeth Stern, Sally
Ssern, William Stern, aud Robelt< Easily adj
Nancy his wife, Dcas.
'kNtlGy Defendants James ffoskzk am
lanes MJsniel aud Jans ms wNe nG
having entered their appearance and yIvgh
sec..riiy according 10 me act cSslAssemely
and the rules OF tiis Court, and II APPEAR .
ing to the satisfaction OF tie Court, that
they are not Inhabitants OF tins Common
wetlth--On moion of the Plaintiffs by their
cos1Nei, 1t Is Ordered, Tat the SAID last
mentioned IJsiendspts do appear here on
the fourth Monday 10 September next and
answer the 3itt Of the Plaintiffs, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
"a one Of ,be News-Papers published IN
ihe city of Richmond Tor eight weeks sue
cssIyeiy5 and posed at the front door OF
tne Courthouse or tae said county.
Cspy-s l'este,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS n {.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14

judge OF the Court OF common Pleas Penn
syvania.
" have read, and read again your pubIica,i-
on, the1ife of Washington and you will no,
understand me as acknow euging n to be " i'm.
out defects, when l take notice only of Its
excs llencies; these indeed are very grea.:-
You have combined with great felicity, the use.
fui and the pleasant:=historcal information
and amusing anecdore. You have drawn from
both urns of tears, and Of mlrth with sud-
den transition we have the pathetic, and the
comic and both irresistible. Your side is
Always peSspicuous, and occasionally noble; In
lights ct imagery, aud richness OF expression,
rising TO the sublime. But the great excellence
ofyou' book is the morality OF the sentiment.
do not know better TO put into the hands OF
young persons, to raise the mind TO political and
moral vi.tae. IL ought to be introduced iato
schools, and TO be in every family.
H. HI. BRECKENRIDGE,
One of the Judges of the Supreme Court.
FL ave perused the Life of Washington,
Hriiien by Mr. NJ L. Wcems, formerly Rector
al Mourn Vernon parish.
\" Thelauthor has treated this great subject
with admirable succ- SIS in a new way He
turns all the actions of Washington 10 the en-
couragement ofvirtue, BY careful application
of hume; Gus exempliScations drawn fl ON the
conduit of the founder of our Republic from
bis earliest life. No Biographer more deserves
applause than he whose chtf purpose is to en-
t,ce the young mind to the atFsc,fonate love OF
virtue, by personifying II in the character most
dearte these States.
+" wish, through your paper, to commend
to public no,ice this Virtue exciting book The
fathers Of families cxn pu, treatise more likely
to correct false notions and TO confirm good prin-
ciples, into the hands of their children. Ii
ought to DC thesgeneral present from father to
sen as socA as the young mind is capable 0;
understanding che subject --While admiring the
sp!endor of she exalted character, he womb i'm.
perceptibly, learn, that "virtue only can lead
10 true greatness"
II. LEE.
Major Cene.al Amy, U. States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
d. 7. Burr,
Home Manufacture {:

Viz ine aud coarse hats of every description.
a regular supply ofcotton cloth on cora ynrent
tro n the fToy,dence nsaDufactory, and will be
sold by The piece at the mill prices, viz :=-Bed
ticking, stripes, checks and plain cloths. Spin
cotton. single and double.
Home Made Linen SheetiDg. Richmond Crn
Powder by the key, warranted OF superior oug
ity. Phil ,delphia Porter and Ale IN e,sl.s "a
ootties,an Beerin bsrrels.-7
hafness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Col1aIed and Black Roans.
February 10, 1910. n
TWaassd toaiaE by the year, good
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
JACOB RUSH

JhOOb kOSH,
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. Penn.
sylvania.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
lFsw Dollars Per Annum--P Paid in Aduanee.]


DY virtue Of deed Of trust, Of record
I'D in Cooch!apd court, executed by CT.
deon Massie, and Susanna his wife to
Thomas Hentford, Wafner Lewis and
William G, Poindexters 10 secure the
payment of several sums Of Monsyathere-
IN specified, and intended to be stured
due to Elijah May, WILL BE SOLD on
The premises, 10 the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the twenty ninth day OF
September next, one TRACT or PAR
Gel Of LAND, lying in the county OF
GuochIand, on the little Byrd Creek. adj
joining &c Lapd~ OF Thomas Miller,
George Tol-r, James Scruggs and Wal
lam George, containing SIX hundred
acres. be the same more or less. 1t is
believed hat;he title TO this isnd is indis.
pulable, but aching as trustee, shall
convey only such tile as vested in me by
virtue of SAID deed of trust.
William @. Poindexter.
August Oath, 1910. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31

by yirtoe of deed of trust of record
- IN Goochland court, execu ed by Gil
deon Massie to Benjamin Anderson, john
S. Lee, and George Woodsan payne-
WILL BE SOLD, to HE highest bidder
for ready Money, on The premises, on
the twenty nin'h day of September next,
one TRACT or PARCEL of LAND
lying in the county of Goocbland. wherein
the said Gideon Massie new lives, con-
aiming by estimation five hundred acres /,
OF so much OF SAID tract as VII sulh-
Gent to pay me sum of seven hund e.
md zen dollars and eighty three Gents,
win lawful interest thsrson from he
10Th day of January 1908, due to Angus
i, Bailey, assignee of Elijah May, VIII
was assignee of Archibald Bryce, and he
expences of recording said deed and ca :
rying the same into effect. 1t is believeG
that the title 10 this laod is iadisputable
but acting as a trustee, shall conye,
only sus h L; lie as vested in me by Virtue
Of said deed OF trust.
| BENJAMIN ANDERSON. {,
Aueusi "a h, laio. I ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
GEO, VIM. SMITH,
Lt. Col, Commandant
OF the 18th Reg. Va. Militia.
Mr.. CIRARDIN, having preferred
a situation on the hill for his esta-

situation on the hill for his esta-
blishm %nt,
THE SUBSCRIBERS canswith pleasure
assure their friends, that the business
of the Academy, whereof l.. III Girardin,
-. DOYLE & John Wood, have at present
the administration, will, from the lst of
Sept next, be conducted by them with the
cooperation OF Mr.. Crusoiles, late "a teach
er in the College of Baltimore a French
gentleman OF great requirements as well
in Classics and Mathe I'm at,Gs as in hi. ma
tive tongue.
The advantages resulting to youth from
this associations will be nj great consequence
% the Inhabitants of K .chmond and It's vi
cifty. More time and atteeson will De
applied to English, Latin and Greek Class
sics-sthe fees for Fulton reduce d to IA ca
sonable Standard, and the mind be direc
ted to useful and early practice, as well
As Theory in Mathematical and mercan-
i'le studies.
They VII limit to that number which
may appear most reasonable to the pa.
rents and themselves, the teachers VIII
ne equally responsible In their depart
nents, excepting thu French teacher,
whose hours of attendance will be lImi
| ed.
| In discipline. the same order and har.
4 bouy Sitft uC PFSSSTNCu. IN oil QcptTl-
nents, that has, for nearly three years.
oeen kept UP by y. Doyle IA his depart
rnent, 1t shall be neither Indolentiy Lab
OF tyrannicaily severe.
| r1e prices concluded on as most .rea.
\ enable, will De,
For English, including History, 9egra
Iphy, Beiles.Lettres, Book keeping Ind
acknowledgements quarter, dollss>
For the above with Latin and Greek
Languages, 10 dolls.
For small Glasses in Spelling Reading
Writing and Grammar,=6 dolls.
lh,s establishment will have in view
! attlity, not ostentatjen=rand IT'S object viii
be TO give that knowledge of the EuglIsr
Language of the CLASSICS, aud of the Ma
,hcmatics, which will considerably faciii
tate the completion OF collegiate educa
Avn.
1t mast be apparent to all, that, where
as the English, Latin and Greek Classics
as wtii as Spelling, Reacins, Writing
land ARITHMETIC. and for the slost part
Geography and the use of the Glebe
were taught solely by ID. Doyle, for near
Iy two years in this Academy, when III
school was numerous, that, wnen an adj
iitional teacher of equal capab,litv is az
lied, the number OF pupils limited, aud tn
lees tor tuition much Diminished, there ca
be little doubt OF respectable and lastin
patronage.
: d. DOYLE.
K. DABNEY
August g. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
RegimenfaI Orders!

City ofRichmond, let Aug. 1910.
THE Officers of che 18th Regiment. and
OF the Artillery and Cavalry attached
TO said Regiment are hereby notified and
required to meet their Brigade Major and
inspector upon tho Capitol square, at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, on the 18th, 18th
and 18th days of October next, for the
purpose OF being instructed by hi6Alc.
cording to law. Each Officer will CINE
prepared witha musket and ar least hree
blank cartridges on the 18th and 1stH and
with side arms only on the 10Th.
4 General Muster of the 18TH Rel ment
will take place on the goth of the same
month of October, for which purpose the
Officers and privates of said Regimen,
viii parade upon the Capitol square at III
o'clock IN the forenoon OF the day last mem
toned completely cqspped according 20
law.
GEO, VIM. SMITH,
Et. Col, Commandant
of 18th Reg. Va. Militia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
INVENTION FOR FARMERS.

"A domestic spinner has been in.
vented by +. Heriick, OF Berkshire
county, Mass. upon principles and with
the view to make 1t useful to- every IA
My. The smalluess of it's size mr..
mits 1t to be portable from room tn
room and from house to house. TIE
space in length, which it occupies. !.
bout seven feet, in breadth three feet
md its height is about three fee. r.
Is constructed to turn 6 spindlss. and
with wheel to be turned by one per.
son who gives all the labour necessary
to perform the spinning. From 6 20
10 run of wooden yarn may be spun
upon this machige 10 Que day. To
make the machine ought not to REQUIRE
IN sxPence to exceed Is dollars. An
'hoatlon IS made for patept.--fDn-
nestle SPinners, being an Improvement
~ the above, are made 10 Alexapd,i,
lhey are made Of mahogany and We
Y handsome.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
From the Rals.gh N. CD Reg ..er.
STATE OF MANKiND-A FRAG.
MINT.

Man comes into this passing world in
weakness,
And cries for help to maI-for feeble is
he,
And many are his foes. Thirst, hunger,
nakedness
Diseases infinite within his frame;
Without inclemency, the wrath of sea-
sons,
Famine, pests, plaques reproach, de,
vouring clemens.
Earthquakes beneath. the thunders roll.
ing DER him..
Age and ,nirnities on either hand,
And death who shakes The certain dart
behind him f
These, surely one might deem were Ills
sufficient.
Man links not Son his own race
he turns
Tie force of all his talents exquisite,
10 shorten the shersest in,eryai--by art,
Which nature left us Fire and swo. d
are IN
HIS hand, and in his heart are lying
siandeting,
And nlsfhnasions. for speeding of per-
dI.ion,
Half the world down the steep gulph OF
tu u.i,y
Pash Cd heir fellows, pause upon the
BRINK,
Ard 'hen drnp after"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31

Ter civil society and deserving of being
taught lessons of polltencss in pillo-
ry or prison. Yet;how much great
er is the offence when committed in
and around the House of Con, the
Creator, and Preserver and Redeemsr-
OF mankind, and to the molestation
and interruption of his creatures con-
vened to acknowledge his goodness
and invoke his gratei
EUSEBIUs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
Fran the Trenton True american.

There il no greater mark ofillbreed-
ing, and ill-maDners, and impiety, than
behaving puseemly and disorderly in
place OF worship. One that should
behave indecsntly and rudely in or a.
oout gentleman's housewife shodli
INSULT or disturb company assembled at
his invitation TO enjoy his converse and
partake his boupty--wou,d be pro
nounced by every man OF sen and
feeling, backyard or ruaan, unit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
Tracf of Land,

Lying in the county of Prince Edward on
the waters of Spring Greek, containing
a 40 acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to SUIT purcba.
sers. A small psrt Of the purchase money
will be required in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual psymen 81 bonds WITH
approved security aud deed OF tru4 sp..
on the land TO ensure punctUal Ipent,
will also be required VIII be soltl at
.psblic auction, on the tenth day OF bcte en-.
Der next, if fair, if not, the next fair day,
at the above mentioned place, 80 as likeiy
NEGROES as any in Virginia, cons sting
Of males end females, of all ages ard des-
criptions. Among them blacksmith, who
is young and heaithy--a wheelwrigh Ia
good cooper and carpenter. Terms for tbs
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the bal.
ance to be paid 10 twelve months. Bonds
with anexceptionsble security to bear int !.
rest from the date, if not pune ua lly p id,
Will be required. and eight per csn per
annum will be deducted for cash. All pei.
sons to whom the subscriber is inhibited
may expect payment as soon after the sail
OF he above properly is effected as may
be convenient tor them to apply,
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 2lsts 1910. ids
Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
JUST PUBLISHED
And For Sale at S. Peasants, IRIS.
Printing Office and Bookstore, a
~ few doors below the Bell
Taverp, Richmond,
Hening's Viyginia Justice,
The second edition reuised, corrected,
greatly enlarged, and brought
dozun to the present time by
the dufhor.
THE PUBLIC are respeesfulIv invited

rT,HE PUBLIC are respectfully invited
to peruse this improved edition, both
as il regards the Typographical and Edi.
to,isl paris of the wnrk. To Justices of
the Peace it is indispensable, TO The Cen
tlemen of The Far it viii be found most
useful companion many points of law,
which daily occur in,practice, being more
fully discussed in it, than in any treatise.
In the present edition the following new
titles haye been added.
Age. Aliens, AIimony, Allegiance, A..
mendmeDt, Approyer. Counerfeiting. E.
-leelions, Examinations, False news, Fer.
ries, Fore.talling, Impressmen,s Justices
OF the Peace, Lmi alton. Loigeries-Wss
ter ard Servant, Ne sxeas Patterkip,
Paymen'. Peniten,iary, PfcesS DID
Wolves, besides variety Rf IND bro4-
mems and new Prrcedcnts, n Ter he
various It'll s tie following h@Re AceiJed
large additions. The Law DSipnsTX or
explanation of law terms, Assault and
Battery, Attachments, Award. Carriers,
Confession, Constable. Criminals, Es,rays,
Evidence, Fxecu ion, Forcible entry and
Detainer, Homicide !; including The late
law on rueIling, RunawaYs. Scme Facias,
Sherias. Slaves, Warrants, Weights and
Measures, and Wife. New forms OF
Deeds of Bargain and Sale and of Trust,
have been given, and neither pains moi
eypence have been spared to render this
edition worthy of that extensive patronage
which the former has experienced. The
doctrine Of Alimeny .hich had been un
settled in this county. for series o
years, is teaced with critical accuracy S
The importaui case OF Purcell agains, Par
cell, lately decided in the superior cur
OF Chancery for the Richmond DisIic
and sanctioned by the Judges nf'he Cout
of Appeal, is insere n the Addenda !,
The work, ia. which the Jurisdiction %,
practice of the courts of equity in case
OF Alimony are clearly established. Il,
the whole has been subjoined a new ant
wy copius Index.
THIS improved edition which contain
= upwards OF Seven Hundred pages will b
furnished al FOUR DOLLARS.
r chmond, Angus, IS, 1870. (w 9 m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE =.

~ i. '
Extract ola letter from gentle man in
Augusta, Georgia, 70 a friend in
Irenton, dated July 80, 1910.
" 1 have intended 20 write. an accourt
of the progress of iTligibu in this
country. The revival has been chief
" with the Baptist and NJ thodest sos
c.eties. OF the former 1 nave but
circumscribed acquaintance, butleing
a member myself Of the latter, am
knowing TO their great increase. iAc
Ierqniry of " what shall do to be
saved! :" has been made within these
two Years more gen rally than ever
was known in this state and Carolina.
| nave been at several meetings where
have seen noble work begun, the
|prospeet Frightened and 8 uls appe red
&c flock together TO call or God mum
bsss expressed convcrs on, and bv
their conduct since evince it; thew
seem to haye been WI Christ indeed.
Some OF the vilest of sinners appear
20 have rspented, and to have return
ed TO God. AT some preachir ss -he
numbers who have joined Us have BEEN
truly great one meeting there were
several thousands assembled for four
days, and about one hundred and six-
| " joined society, at another near fifty.
and at almost every meeting smaller
aum5srs. In one circuit, under one
preacher, believe the number that
was added last year was near thon-
sand. There is scarcely a preaching
where James Russell addresses them.
eur some are awakened: there a, e
many others who have been very seuc-
Icesstul also. never knew OF so prear
N alt ration in country in my life {;
IT may be said of many parts of this
country, that they have emerged from
barbarism to civilization, and entire ~
oy the Gospel of cur Lord !esus
Christ; horse-racing and gambling,
which were so highly Practised here,
are now becoming extinct dancing is
neglected; reading and the improve
mint of the mind, which were little
at ended to, are now resorted to re-
Iligious books wnich formerly would
not sell, are now In great demand: a.
county courts here, it form erly was a
constant scene OF fight ng, wrangliug
and carousing, now there is the great
est order and decorum such have
been the effects ofthe gospel Of Christ :
1t has shewn itself here to be the pow
er of God-whicn alone ought 10 shame
the enemies of Christianity. This
must be true philosophy, that civillzes
and reforms, that moralizes and N.
proves; for it has not stopped heY e
but the blacks have cause TO praise
God Tor themselves, and not alone.
their masters also for tn, ir treatment
has become moderated by the intiu.
ence OF the gospel. My soul rejoice e,
in the happy work, and | pray it ma,
go on. ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31
THE subscriber has just received tron,
4 Europe, large aud elegant assert.
ment of
@ @ q ID S. /.

Suitable tor the present and approaching.
SEASON, Consisting OF the following art,
eies. which he will dispose of on the loves.
terms FIR cash.
Sepsrhne Cloths and Casimeres.
Second ditto ditto.
Irish Linens assorted, irom lad. TO os. stsr.
Yelyets, Velvsseens and Fancy Cords.
Marseiles, Moe SKIN aud Toiinet Veet
Patterns,
Ladies' and Gsntlemen's Silk, Cotton, ARD
Ditto. ditto ditto Gloves.
Black and Coored Lustrings.
Ditto ditto SstIns and Pealons.
Linen and Cotton Cambricks.
Superhne ChinsEand caAi.oes.
| Ditto ditto xi,tto $hawis.
Linen and Cotton Cees$s "A GA & s-4.
Furniture Calico. ~
Bombazettes and Wiltpre.
Calamancoes and l3&fats.
s Bandauno Handkechie& ~
Ribbons (assorted
Seeded and Corded Cambfkks. ~
Twilled ditto.
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas.
| hessiaDs, German Oznaburgs, India Cot
tons and Bed Blankets.
QuiIls aud Marbles.
! Writing and Letter Paper.
Double Mlled CasimeTes.
French Imitation CambrIcks.
Ga Linen and Cotton Tabling.
Military Feathers, assorted.
L oItoise Shell snd Horn Combs.
Ravens Duck and Russia Sheetiog.
Gold and Siiver Thread.
Ditto ditto Spangles,
Package and Pound Pms.
Linen and Cotton Bed I ok.
Waiiers, large and small.
Printed Cotton Poe ket Handkerchief.
Ginghams aud Cotton Balls.
Gallons Bindings.
Three Corner Leno Handkerchief.
Thread Laces.
I Cotton ditto.
Il sbby Vslvets and Worsted Bindings.
Crf pc, 4-4 S-4 and "a
The above goods being particularly sc.
lected and purchased tor cash, he viii
make it an object worth the attention o
those who will favor hi@ with their Gus
tom.
L. JOSEPH.
Angus, s9d, 1910. 81
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EXTRACT

frcm FuiieT's {" G9spel Its own Wit
ness"
The morality which the Scriptures
lncuicate, Is summed up III these fcw
words . Ihou shalt love tue Lola
shy God with All thy hears, with air thy
soul, with ali thy mind, win All y
Strength < thy neighbour a. thysen."
Ibis single Prlucipie is competent to
tne VI me tot all iuteiAgen: nature.
1t is band that would hold t. getner
the whole rational TressAsp and dill
iuse peace, order and happiness,
wherever lfGeXIsied. 81
humankind loved GoD supremely,
there would be no idolatry upon ear.h
nor any OF its attendant denominations
mo profaaing the name OF COP nor
| making a gain of god,iness--no OPP
posing, corruPting, perver.ing, nor a.
buslng the truth--no perlurles nor n.y.
Pocrisles mo desplsing of those tina.
are good; no arrogance, ingratitude,
lpride, nor seli-complacency, under the
smiles OF Providence ana no MUIR
nuriug, hearr-rising, sulienness, nor
suicide, under it's frowns. Love
would render it their meat and drink
TO lear, honor and obey Him, and in
Iduce them to take every thing well
at his hands.
| Abd If they loved their fellow crea-
lures as themselves, for HIS sake, there
would be no airs, rivaships, ant,pa-
lth1es, nor breach of treaues between
nations no envyings, strifes, wrongs
islanders, dueis, litigations, nor in
|Tlgues, between Neighbours nc
aattering comPlaisance nor persecu
ing bitterness liz Religion nor de
celt, II nd, or overreachings in trade
no tyranny, venal ty, haughtiness, mol
oppression among the Great no en-.
Ivy, discomfort dlsaffe ction, cabals, nor
evil devisings, anon, Common people
@ murders, robberies, ,hefts, oui gla
ries, nor brothels in ci y or country nc
cruelty in Parents n Masters; no In.
lgratitude or disobedience in Children
or Serv hts no unkindnsss, treache.
Try, nor i,uplacable res ntments, be-
, TIVE Friends no Illicit connexions
between the Sexes; no inhdelities
iealousies, nor bitter contentious ir
Families in short, none of those
, feams 'of Death, one or more o.
which flow through every vein of So
/, ciety, and poison It's enjoymen,s.
Such is the principle and rule o
Christian morality and what has De
!, Ism to substitute in its place