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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
NIRGINlA-In halifax County Court
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NlRGlNlA-In halifax County Court
IN ChanCery, the 18th day OF August
Is22
John Daniel, Judith Fuqua, Sarah Hancock
John Nelson and Polly his wifi, formerly Pol
" Daniel, Plaintiffs,
Against
The Hon william Daniel, Henry Coleman
and Martha his wife, Ellotte Coleman and T.
lizabeth his wife, VIM Tally and Frances his
vile, Polly Woodson, Josiah, William D., Mar
tha Lucy aud John Thompson, Arianna Mil
Ter, Samuel, John, William T., and Iiezckiah
&. Daniel, Nathaniel " .tuqua aud Susanna
his wife, Joseph Ocode n Mary his.isife, Anne
Daniel, ReHbin Hay, and Elizabeth bis vile,
Bonldin Vaughan and Susanna his wife John
figg q Mary his wife, Ben ami in LuwsonH Amy
his wife, Harrison Burnes and judith his wife,
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas aud Ambrose Mel
son, Joshua Blanton and Betsy his wife, An
thony Franklin and Polly his wife, Thomas
Lasley and Susanna his wife, William Hutch
erson and judith his wife, and Marin d. Tho
me- aud Martha Fawkner, Defendants
The defendants ambrose Nelson, rhos Las
ley & Susanna his wife, William Huteherson 4
judith his wife Daniel, Martha aud Thoina.
Nelson, Joshua Blauton and Betsey his wife.
Anfhony fru.k,iu aud Polly his wife, Marin
ID. Thomns, and Martha FaNkncr, children II
john Fawkncr and Patsy his wife, Jos Goode
and Mary hi, wife, Anne Daniel and John
Pigg and Mary his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security according
10 the art OF assembly AID the rules Of this
court, and j. appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, on motion of the plaintiffs
by their counsel, II is ordered, that thu said
lasinamed defendants dc appear here un the
fourth Monday in November neN, aud Hnswe err
the bill! of the plaintiffs, aud that cory OF th,
order be inserted in thp newspaper printed in
the town Lynchburg,lo eight weeks sue
cessiveIy, and posted at the front door OF the
court house oft county.
Cepy-Teste,
MICHAEL ROBERTS, d. enc.
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The Suhscrher

HAS for sale, first rate new ROAD
4 w AGGoS.-Also, a Horse Curt
Oct. 10. wlw IL MINOR COX.
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Eegro Slaves,
Notice.

A Petition will he presented to the
"A next General Assembly, presing TO be
divorced from M husband iiezekmh Gill.
Oct IS Wsw ii DOROTHY GILL.
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Notice.

THE term OF co-partnerslnp oil uALi
BULLOCK, a. 60. having this day eh'
pired, the same Is by mutual eonsentdissolsed
The business will be closed by Gait a Bullock
10 whom all persons iHdebted viii make pay
menl aud these having claims against the
aid concern, will apply 10 them Tor settlement
and payment. "
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BrLLock,
JAMES BULLOCK
October ]
TsHE subscribers will continue IN d. blu
] sineas under the firm of ALI a ub
L0Ck, who have received by the ship II &c
ton andGeorgianHa from Liverpool, ant as
now opening, general assortment OF Fall AM
Winter Goods, which thes will sell low for cash
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK
October |. Is II
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Two half Acre Aots,

With the improvement thereon, lying and bc-
ing on the main stroetinthc town of Newton
don Acting Us trustee | will convey only
such title Us is vested in me.
{. ANTHONY
September 81. wtds
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Notice..

shah petition TO the nert General Assem-.
Il bly, Of Virginia for dirorce from mig hus.
band John Almond, for reasons uhich wiH b,
set forth therein. POLLY ALMOND
September s. gtsn,
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GENERAL Men, Women, Boys and
- Girls, viii be sold low for cash. or on
short credit-say or 5 months. Enquire of
:ihe Printers
September 81. tets !
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Trust Sale.

e'D kOolCs
PURSUANT TO the provisions of j., 4,
t'ust executed to the subscriber bv p seea o.
Perry and Ann his wife, bearing date nv %sa ,o
day OF June, 1919, and duly 'eeo,d.S I'e Ia
tiustings Count Of the C,rporatis N ~, III Tie
burg, and by direction of the c,ed;,o,, she-
named, ahall proceed to sell. far rssI 'neietn
To the highest bidder, at public auct;ay "'onei,
fourteenth day of September next 0n The
a Aot & appurtenancex
In the town Of Lynchburg, living ON s,h
andat the junction Of third alley with said
containing nearly one acre of ground anS 1',es.
ing elegant and valuable imp, oyemel.s .' a n'''
The following Slaves. 4o'
Billy, Reuben, Phil, David, Betty, nm,y.'
Maria, Jane and Martha, together n, ,e'. .1g,
horses, sundly valuable house furn;tnr. '''''
penteis' tools, &c, as contained in a .cSa5 1','
annexed to and recorded wit SAID deo s'.''s
much OF said property as will be sulIic,nss - 80
satisfy the purposes ofsaid ust deed. ma .
OF sale. The SAID sale will take p ace on ,t eYs
above namsd, and only such title eonve,,a5 W
is vested III the trustee. !'pS
August VIII tI"',se,
G. Vhe above sale is posi-
PoNED until TIE 9Th day of November no.,
when 1t "illtake place on the same tern, ~
on the premises namcd-and ifthe slh sb'aI
not he fair, on the 9th of the same month
Gent emen int ested will please attend, tb, n.
business may be closed.
NM. NJ. RIVES, TyDse,
October 4. utds q
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Yhe Tract OF i.anA

In the sei1 dred of trust mentioned, lying IN
the county of bedford, OH betb sides of Jn-
dih's creek, containing eight hunared acres
more or less, md bounded by the lands oil
Francis heriwcihcr's bcifs aud others In
onse the weather is 50 Indictment that bidders
do not attend on the day above mentioned,
the sale will lake place on the ne 1t fair day.
Aotiug ~ trustee, shal convey only such
title a, is vested IN me
JOHN MJRRELL
October l8 II Wtds
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID me by Nicholas 1arrisonjfdr the purpose
of securing Ia the late Charles Clay certain
sum Of money, which deed hears date the iast
\ day OF October, l5lG and Is recorded in the
county court OF Bedford, shbll, on the 18th
day OF November neal, proceed to sell, nj
public suction, ON the premises, for ready mo
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscribers for purpose. therein ex.
pressed, by John billiard, we shall on Thurs
day the 3lst day OF October, this present month.
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, Mt the
dwelling house OF e. billiards., Fancy Farm,
(Bcdlord9
me following Property,
To wit one 300 gallon Still with large hea.
ter, $50 gallon do with Il large puter worm, 50
gallon do. and l20 gallon patent Still with a.
bout 40 still tubs, &c,--Actng as trustees we
will convey such title Us we may DE invested
with by said deed
SIMON NJ, NOELL, }r.-.
JAMES CAMPBELL. trustees
n. B--A short credit Will be given for the
aboveproperty
October IL. ST. 10
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Aynehburg Mills.

WILL in few DAYS be in ord..
w eePtlon Of Wheat.-The s ,OI 'hea
Will q ca far market price in rs.t subscribe
any DC deslrouS to receive Flour IN sv ehoals
Tor Wheat, they can do SO at the lI,al asAe,h'ns,
and the subscriber viii subject b,ms eI1fGnaas'
hiehmsnd Inspection. 1hose VA W." 70 TIE
disposed to sell at the present pr,ess , ave no.
yer Their Wheat, and wait for b,t,ar "ay de-
tar market price will be given DUN ilee, As
son, Tor that deposited, as Tor what -, ne ses
ming n. may be co
August9. aILtS.
tets |
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TAe Tract OF X.anA.

In the said deed mentioned, lying in the eoun-
~ OF Bedford, con aiming about tour hundred
mud fifteen acres, or so much thereof ms shall
be sufficient 10 satisfy the pupe svs of said trust
being The tract OF land on which the said Mar
tin hey resides, bounded by the lands of Da.
yid Saunders and others, as is more fully ex.
presseo in aid Geed--ln case the weather Is
so inciement It's that bidders do net attend on
the dav above mentioned the sa.n will take
place the next fair ,lay.-t Acting ss trustee,
shall convey such title ouly af is vested in me
WV. RADFoRD, surviving Trustee.
October Z. tctds 10
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.Ne,C Fall and Winter Goods.
THE SUBSCRIBER is NOW RECEIVING AN EXTENSIVE Asso
Staple and Fancy Goods,

great Philadelphia market M vyioa embracing
fashionable useful particularly The FANCY
GOOD LINE:
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NNYAliE.

DY virtue of deed of trus; executed To
40 the late Cyrus Clay aud myself by
Martin Key, for the purpose of securing TO the
late Charles Clay, a certain sum oi money
which deed bear, date the 9th day of January,
ISIS, and IL recorded in the county oonrt OF
Bedford, sladl, onihe goth day OF October
1922, proceed 10 sell, at public auction, n:he
premises fIr ready nIuncv.
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Also for lease.
October 4

>. tract oil tobacco land on Hunting rreesi " "
t'.te county OF Bedford, suitable to work auoa'
. hands.-Any person wanting, may Apply %
George ID. Meriwether, who is aulhoTi'U
leaseit for me for the term Of three years,
JOHN |. CABELle
October Is. W46 =
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M Of plid ria he sold at exceeding lv rates. for
j. L. PATTEN.
1w3w
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Hhe 'Iyact OF lianA

In the said decd of trust mentioned, lying in
the county Of Bedford on both sides of Jll-
diths creek, containing eight hundred aeres,
more or less, aud founded by H. lands Of
Francis Meriwehers heirs, al.others. In ease
the weather Is so.ineement, that bidders do
mol attend the above mentioned day, The sale
will take place on the next lalrday. Ac' .ng as
trustee, shall convey such tile only rs is
| vested IN me. WILLIAM RADfeKD,
Oct. Is. llwtds SURFING Trustee
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Super blue and black Cloth
DO do Cassimeres
Cassiretfs, Plains aud flannels
DeyoDshre kerseys
Rose aud Stripe Blankets
Fashionable Pelisse Cloths
Gircassians and RattiHeus
Figured aud plain Bombazeties
spotted and plaid do
Gold buf and green Cashmere Shaw,s
Ready made Great Cents
DO do Cloaks
White Serge, for Saddlers
Cotton and Worsted Hosiery
Plaid aud striped Ginghams
IL and 81 Cambrics
DO. Null aud Medium do.
DO. Jaekonet do.
Al and 81 Book Muslin Handkerchiels
Luen Cambrics
DO do Pocket IIandkerclief
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Leather Gloves
DO. with elastic spring tops
Plain and Striped Canton Grapes
Mandarin Robes
Figured Levantine and Sattins
EAtra fine floss Cotton
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PITTSILVANIA LAND
FOR S.3LE.

10y virtue o'a deed of trust executed to n.
- subscriber By Jphh L.. Fosto on the I'M,
day OF November, 1919, aid duly recorded IN
the clerks office OF the county court Of paI.,l
'an'a, tor purposes therein expressed, viii ,,'ll
on the PREMISE, TO the highest bidder, Tor cash
on honddy The 4M deg Of AopsmJer nry,. fan
1t not the ext tar dav, certain
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TRACY OF l.ANN.

Lying and being in the county Aforesaid, cor
ta'nIng one hundred acres, more or les INN.
d'ate!y On the road leading from Wars b.,5g,
to Plttsywania court house, thee miles from
the former place, it beng the land pun ctasedbv
SAID Foster of Benjamin Terrell. 1hi, land !,
well situated for tavern and the impro,. me,ss
good. Acting as trustee shall convey sncb
title only as is vested in me.
VIM. III, WlNGFIELD
October4. ,ytd'io
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MOI ice.

by virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- the late Cyrus Is Clay aud myself by Nj
fholns Harrison, for the purpose OF securing
to the late Charles Clay ceftsin snm of mo.
ney, which deed bears date the 29th day of
November 1917 and Is recorded in the conn-
~ court N Bedford | shall, on the 18th day OF
November noSl, proceed 10 eel, at public auc-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

HlCi Ahi-
Celia Handkerchief and Scarfs
Velvet do
Ladies and Gentlemens' Silk Stockings
Velvet Ribbands
Straw Trimmings for honnet8
Thread Laces and Edgings
Thule Lace
Bobbinett Laces
Italian Grapes
Pellsse Trimmings
Iortoise-sllell Combs
Norwich Grapes
Poplins
Colored Silk Velvet
Do Tabby
Artificial Curls
Garniture and Mantua Ribbands. latest
fashions
81 Merlno Shawls
81 and fl Neck do.
Tamboured Flounces
Do ColIaretts
Hearth Riggs
Philadelphia made Shoes
Irish Linens
Work baskets
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"A LOT X appurtenances

In the town oil Lynchburg, lying on 9Th ST..
andat the junction Of third alley with said ,es
containing nearly one acre of ground. and d'.ea
ing elegant and valuable imp oyeme,,s u naF'
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..


Nezv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Butler, Mat.
thew Harvey, Aaron Matson, William
Plumcr, ir. Nathaniel Uphain, Thomas
WhippIe, jr.
Aqssachasetts.--Samucl c. Allen
Gideon Barstow, Francis Bay lics, Lewis
Bigclow, Henry w. Dwight, William
Eustis, Timothy Fuller, Benjamin Cor
ha,n, Aaron Hobart, Samuel La,hroo,
Jeremiah Nelson, John Reed, Jonathan
Russell.
Rhode Isiand.--Job Durfee, Samuel
Eddy.
Conneeticut.-Noyes Barber, Daniel
Burrows, Henry w. Edwards, John
Russ, Ansel Sterling, Ebenczer Stod-
dard, Gideon Tominson.
Yermont--Samuel &. Crafts, Elias
Reyes, Rollin'C. Mallary, John G. Mat
locks, Charles Rich, - White.
.Assv York Charles Bogland, If.
Churchill G. Cambrcling, Samuel Camp
bell, Alfred Conk'ing, John D. Dirkin-
son, Join Gebhar,l, John Hawks, Tho
mas II. Hubbard, Josep!, Kirk land, Eli
jan Litch6eld, Richard M'Camy, John 7.
Morgan, Walter Patterson, Jeremiah II.
Pierson, Nathaniel Pitcher, William d.
Rochester, Charles IL. Ruggies, Peter
Sharpe,. Elijah Spencer, Micah S,er!-
ing, John w. Taylor, A lbers II. Tracey,
Solomon Van Rensselaer,, William w.
Van Wytk, Reuben II. Walwor,h, Si.as
Wood, David Woodcock.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-08
From the Connecticut coural,t.

12essrs. Goodayius--Yol will oblire
a reader of your paper by publishing the
following remarks, taken from Proies sor
Stuart's notes 10 his translation OF some
German dissertations on the study of the
original languages OF the bible. Though
made with particular reference to the
subject IF the dissertations, they are by no
means limited in their application---,hey
convey severe reproot to all who are
disposed TO neglect the opportunity they.
ENJOY FOR intellectual Improvements
Every one can Judge for himself how far
they npply to Ills own case. Should they
serve to arouse the indolent, or increase
The exertions Of any whose usefulness, IL
great measure, depends on the extent
OF their knowledge, they will not be en-
tlrely useless. STRONG.
"lf man really love study-,,aye an
eager attachment to the acquisition or
knowledge--no,hing but peculiar sick
ness or misfor,unes will prevent his being
student, and his possessing in same
good degree the means of study. The
fact is, that when men complain Of want
of time for study, and want Of means,
they only Show that after all, thew arc
either attached to some other objects OF
pursuit, or have no part nor loi IN th.
spirit Of a student. They vii! applaud
others II may be, who study, and loci.
with some degree Of satisfaction, or q
kind OF wonder upon their acquisitions
but Tor themselves, they canno, SPARE the
time nor expence necessary to make such
acquisitions; Or they put il to the account
OF their hnniiliy, and bless themselves
thatthey are not am6iiious In most ofali
these, cases however, eishcrthe love ofti,e !
world or genuine laainess lies at the bot
tom. HAD they .aore energy end dec;-
sion OF Character, and did they reeeem
ihe precious moments which they now
lose in laboriously doing nothing, orno-
hing to the purpose ofihe church, they
niSStl opsn 81. the treasures cs.iss Esst
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George Cassidy, Lewis Condict, George
dolcombe, James Matlack, Samuel
Swan.
Pennsytvania.-Hcnry Baldwin, John
Brown James Buchanan, William Darl-
ington, George Dennison, Samuel Ed
wards, Patrick Farrally, Samuel Gross,
Joseph Hemphill, Thomas G. M'Cul-
Ioh,t James M'Shery, William Minor,
James S. Mitchell, Samuel Moore, Tho
mas Murray, Thomas Patterson, John
Phillips, George Plumer, Thomas ].
Rogers, John Sergeant, Andrew Stewart,
John Tod, Ludwig Norman.
Deiazuare.-l.ouis M'Lane, Caesar
A. Rodney.
Afaryland.-Thomas Bay ly, Jeremial,
Causden, Joseph Kent, Peter Little, RAJ
phael Neale, John Nelson, Samuel
Smith, Henry R. Warfield, Robert
Wright.
Eirginia .--Mark Alexander, William
S. Archer, William Lee Ball, Philip p.
Barbour, Burwell Bassett, John Floyd,
Robert S. Garnet, Edward B. jackson,
James Jones, Jabez Leitwich, William
mccoy, Charles T. Mercer, Thomas l..
Moore, Hugh Nelson, Thomas Newton,
John Randolph, Arthur Smith, William
Smith, Alexander Smy,h, Andrew Stew
enson, Thomas V. Swearingen, George
| Tucker, Jared Williams.
North Carolina William S. Black
ledge, Hulchins c. Burton, Henry Con.
ner, Josiah Crudup, Weldon n, Ed
wards, Thomas II. Hall, Charles Hooks,
John Long, Archibald M'Neili, Ronu-
los Sanders, Lemuel Sawyer, Felix
Walker, Lewis Williams.
South CaroHua.--Jamcs Blair, Joseph
Gist, William Lowndes, George M.Du:-
Zee, Thomas R. Mitchell, James Over
street, Joel R. Poinsett, Sterling Tuch-
er, John Wilson.
Georgia.-,Joel Abbot, Alfred Cuth-
bert, George Z. Gilner, Robert II. Reid,
Edward F. Tainall, WHEY Thon,pson.
kentucky -Ben;aminIiardin, Francis
Johnson, John +. johnson, i'homas
Metealle, Thomas Montgomery Antho-
| ny New, John Speed Smith, Das i'd Trim
bic, Samnei II. Woodson, Joseph d.
Breckenridge.
Tennessee. Robert Allen, Hcnrv IF.
Bryan, Newton Cannon, John Cooke,
Francis Jones, john Rhea.
CAio.--Leyi Barber, John w. Camp
bell, David Chambers, Thomas z. Ross,
John Sloan, Joseph Vance.
Loaisiana.- Josiah Stcddard JoLnsop.
| Iaaiaaa.--NXiHiana E--.,slr3e...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rankin.
Uhuois.--- Daniel p. Cook.
.4ia5ama. -Gabiiei Moore. &C.
Aaine Joshua Cushman, IosepA
| Dane, EbeBezer Ierrick. Marx l. Hill.
| Enoch Lincoln, Ezekiel Whitman, VIII
| ism d. Williamson.
| Miasoari.--John Scott
DELEGATES. 7
Michigan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sib-
1 ley.
Arsansas Tsrritory.--James Wood
son Bates.
MIR. Sharpe IS Che retmaed member but it
| IS said that Cadwallader y. Golden is so clear.
| y entitled to the scat, that Mr., S. will noe5
| Claim it.
lin like manner as above, Mr.. MsCulocl is
ilic rt.t,aleA member, ba. John Findlay IS s.il
20 he cGii,ably entitled to this seat.
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AGR.CULTsyNal.

The citizens Of Bond county, assembled a
Greenville, on the iirst Monday Of Decen.
Der, 1921, fer he nyr,,ose of !. !,
means Of re,;ev;ne, NIL H.,
f,;,;,,, a1o,,t.a, ~ to,o',.
ia rs ''"''''s'''o''
ssa,o,a.;a.1 - :. :. e'"'''' . '''s
~ ''F'' !" 49, " - ,"s'' '''''e'
~ $ 'ne uliiasfsissspea, Having Witnessed
WIN deep ana unayalling regret, the ca
tainl'ous condition to which every class
ing no probable means Of relief. hp,. n =
particular and rigid attention to or ex-
f,snui'u'sa' s';a .''e arVeiss of ol@ nhaha-
ra..i a''a sa'isui'nrai proeaee, nave,
r., s''s pu' poo1 u inspiring 'a,suat CON
h!ence' - Weii as @ psovint more GER
'si'i moss OF feHs'' ny general and
s'.ii SIN i'a'leous eNertoil, Hnffea oHrSefTeS
foSesber' TOT TIE purposes hereinafter
expressed.
as wealth can only heiesllnated, BY
our wants, ana independence, by our
means OF supplying them, we, therefore,
noia the only true system OF economy to
uc that "hiSa leassss US me proper me-
i : -
.hou Q! pfosiaiog 'or nose wants; am.
'hat me ooleets OF oer industry and rural
economy VIII pc most eHeetlal'y con-
su'en py an aaal'la'ioh or the means ~
our power TO the necessities which CAT
.he'n mo exercise, or IN other words, 50
10 Apply our industry as to apiicl?ate oo';
exigei'cles. Ana we 20 propose, ior the
st.eh''on ana inquiry q the society, the
following obJects--and Tor lis govern
ment' the io,io"lng constitution,
o5;ect, ~. a,t.,t;
~. g., y y
/. The cultivation and manufacture Of
such articles as will contribute to the
comfort and convenience Of ourselves and
our Iaii'Iles, and supersede the necessi-
y OF purchasing goods or produce OF
aorelgn grown or manufacture.
=. ne cni'ivaticn d our primary sta
PIES ID such Quantities as by their expor-
aat'oh' or by conversion OF them into
expoHahle commodities, viii enable US
at a more moderate anl endnrable rate 10
provide such ioreiga conveinenees as
our wants may require.
mort Of the farm he fao,l tbe e ' ~
ana the comfort OF The household, as In
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B. MILLS, SER

AMERICAN EiBl,E SOCIETY.

Account oil moneys received by tht
Treasurer Of The American Bible So.
cie;y, in the month Of October, 1921
10 constifate Ministers members for Ift
Roy. David Smith. Of Durham,
CT. by twoyouDg ladies ofhis ooa-
gregatiop, $50
Rev. Nathan Freeman, IVES
ton, CT. by Miss Eanice III. See
iy. one Of his congregation, 50
Rev. William c. Drownlee, OF
Hask ngiid.ge, n. J. by the ladies
Of his congregation, SO
Rev. N sthl. S. Wheaton, Rec
tor OF Christ Church, Hartford,
CT. by the ladies' Of his conarega-
lion, SO
10 eo1stiti.ts Laymen mea,bera fer lie
Isaac Collins, Of New-York
city, by his own subscription, 50
Justice ". French, Tntor in
he Middlebury College, Vt. By
the Freshmen class, 80
Drrctor for life.
Dr.. Jacob for,cr, Of PLAIN
Geld, Mass. in addition 10 so del
lars iorineriy paid, 100
Donotioss from innili1ry Societies.
Yorktown Fcnalo Bible socic-
y, N. Y. by Mss Mar White,
secretary, ls
MlddletowH Female Bible AS
ISOLATION, n. ]. BY Miss Anne
Ustick, secretary, 10 SC
Ncwbursh B,hle Society, n.
T. By Rev. Jas. +. Wilson, presi-
dent, SO
Hampdsn County Bible s;ocie-
y, Mass. BY David Eonucou,
treasurer, $50 SO
iIpnterdon county Bible So
cieiy, n. ]. BY s. u. Sayher,
treasurer, 30
Newark Female Bible Society,
N. j.by Miss Jennette n. Stew
art, secretary, 50
Donations from hairi2uals.
Dr. Elias Cornelius, Of Salem,
W cotCutS'cf county. ~. 4. 10
The children Of Miss Edwards
School, Skaneateles, n, Y. \ a.
Mrs. Sally Flint of Danvers,
and her daughter, Miss Sally
Putnam, of Salem, Mass. IS
RemiAanees from .furigiary Bi5le So
t eieties Tor Bibles, &c.
Franklin county Bible Society,
Pa. by M. St. Clair Clarke, secre-
tary, so
Wes,bvook Female piblc So
ciety, Conn. by Mrs. Nancy Lay,
secretary, 9
Columbia county Bible Socie-
ty. N. Y. by Henry L. Van Dyck,
treasurer, $50
Middlctown Female Bible AS q.
ISOLATION, N. J. by Miss Anne
Ustlck, secretary, II 50
New-Jersey Bible Society, by
John Nelson, Esq. treasurer, $50
Concord Bible Society, N. C.
by Joseph Young, treasurer, 100
Chester county Bible Society,
Pa. by NJ. Stanley, treasurer, So
lIampden county Bible Society,
Mass. BY David Bonticou, trea-
surer, M 70 67
Fairfield county Bible Society,
Conn. by ID. Jndsoa, ,reasyrer, II
Fairfield county Bible Society,
Coma. BY Rev. e. Waterman,
secretary, % So.
Cherango county Bible Sodie.
y, n. Y.by Elias Babcock, trca-
surer, 100
New-York Bible Society, by
Woodruff, treasurer, 100