The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-02
CMviatlan ADVOCATE.

1 ht atdu,. o. II cIa,uIe WIN 81. 4liC ms
tanIty,dt II times important, II r'euhd ~ so1>
MS tline, and IA TINS country. The enemies OF
he Truth as It IS Ia Jesus, a. using all thril en-
.icavors to malntalntlrcu cau5, aid extendthelt
influence, by the powerful auAlhatles OF e,udi
ton ara TASTE, and lltng uulh lie lett naked OF
appea, ony l., a careless OF slovenfy gaib, il
AlIlnot he Likely to attract the attention am
win the hearts Of thai IA &c and lmlIo. tant POI
ton oi tue community rniEh consists oil the
voting, the cultivated anu the aspIi NJ. \ e.
KNOW. indeed, that SUI ctss III cnltlvatii = eva'
e icalttuth must come / ON Go, and that
nothing but his grace will ever caange 81 Gl'
iuman hcait. 81 we are noiiocNpect mlIa-
cies W, a.eo ~ 10 expect the sInIics o l. oyl
dencs, ana the influence - Divinf grace, lntue
use ofvigorou- cXeIt rs, and OF MEAS natu
raily ada pied to the effects intended to he pro
auced When tue enemies OF vital godlness
a5aall il wit. a.. ming, and WI, and taste, they
must b, conbatttd with the legitimate use of
tho arms whlc ,hcy abuse. In this sc VICE the
Christian Advucat, a7pitea to take pat sen
aible indeed, that I mu-t he an hamble pift,-
/, a IN to ne somewhat stIulnt ntal m nj
.eoilue thr cvi effects Of literature mi-appled,
H. cult a IA. and dithlsing sound bb.icd' CO
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plnstry, III co, q the puie doct'i'es oil 'hc
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