davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

NfoTICE.AThe public are respectfully ia
III formed, that. besides a very extensive
variety OF Sunday School Books. all the works
comprised in the following Catalogue, are TO
be had from tho Lynchburg Book Company. on
reasonable terms, Mt their Depository, AT the
counting room OF Messrs. Williams a. Cringan,
over the Store of MIR. George Bagby. Lynch
burg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
August 81.

Family Flour, Bacon, &c.
SO bbls' Family Flour
5000 lbs. Family Bacon, "a part very superior
hams)
so nests Ban Boxes
80 boxes ToipenInelSoap
10 boxes Gun Powder Tea
handsome Metal Clock
jus, received aud for sale by
r. q. ToMPKINS.
August 81 w2~f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
. ARRIVAL OF THE SHARK.

fehSdc0fd, avg 4.
The U. S. schr. Shank. Lieut.. Com. Voor-
hees, arrived at this place on Saturday last
The Shark. with one ofthe large barges attach.
ed 10 this station, has been for the last three
months cruising on the South side of Cuba and
has been able 10 give the coast dlligenl
search. Captain V. reports with confidence
that there arc no pirates al present on the south
side of IN island.
On the ooh July, Captain Voorhees, under
stood at Trinidad, that letters had that day BEEN
receired from Vera Cruz. stating that our MIN
ISTER, MR.. POfNSErT, HAD BEEN AS
SASSiNArEDa at the city OF Mexico. his re-
port was generally believed AT Trinidad.
The officers and crew Of the Shark have Ell.
joyed excellent health, although much exposed
on the coast of Cuba
To Correspondents Plain Sense" and
g" Fair Play" came so late we ere obliged 10
postpone them I'LL our next.
=" An Observer" is under consideration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31


Broken Hyacinth
Biblical AnIiquit les
G.
Curse of Time In poem by R. Pollok
Clarke on the promises
Cases Of Conscience.
Cecil's Remains
Confession of Faith (Presbyteran)
Chalmers Evidences
Chalmers Works
Crnden's Concordance
Conversations on the Bible
Christian Pilgrim
Chatachis on the Parallels
CemmoL Prayer
Common objections TO Christianity
Christmas Companion
Christian Hlndoo
Dwighi's Theology
Dicks Christian Philosophy
Dicks Philosophy Of future State
Dun Alien
Dictionary OF Bible
Death oil Abel
Davies Sermons
Dover Hymns
Dodridge on Regeneration
Decision
Destruction of Jerusalem
Dwighfs Dictionary ior 8. School Teach
ers
Edwards on The affections
Earskine aud Leslie
Edwards on the VIII
Edwards on original Sin
Effects ni Imagination on nervous system
EdgwoTth's Works complete
Elizabeth Palmer
English Mary.
Farewell 10 time
Flayels Saint Indeed
Flavel's Sacramento Medilatons
Flavel's Tombstone
Flavel on keeping the heart
Flavel's Fountain OF Life
Force OF Truth
Fathers Present TO his Children
Father Clement
Fathers Reasons for embracing Christian
ity
Faber's ID iliculiles of Romanism
Faber's Difficulties OF luhdeluy
Fair Guild Family
Fosters Essays
Fuller, Gospels
Fishers Caiechism.
&
Guide 10 Domestic Happiness
Gully Tongue.
Horne's Introduction
Horne's do abridged by himself
Harriet Newell
Horne on the Psalms
Halls Sermons
Halls Polrmicks
Hawe's Lectures TO young men
Holy Living
Hunters Sacred Biography
Hndoo Traveller.
jays Sermons
Josephus's Works
Infants Progress
Johns History Hebrew Commonwealth
James Christian Charity
James Family Monitor
james Church members Guide
Janeway on the Atonement
Jays Prayers
Jays Lectures
Juvenile Magazine
Imitation of Christ by Thos. A. Kempis
X
Kidd on the Sonship Of Christ.
Life Of Leigh Richmond
Lille OF ST. Paul, by Linleton
Lille OF Hannah Moore
Life OF Martin Luther
Life of Calvin
Lite OF Pllny Fisk
Lille OF Parsons
Lie oil Mrs. Graham
Life OF Mrs. Judson
Lie of Mrs. Huntington
Letters on Female character. by Mrs. CO,
~
Laws Call
Laws Perfection
Lilly Douglas
Lie of. Urquhart
Life oil Gardener
Lie of Christ
Labourers la the East
Letters on Divine Purpose
Lie ofWhitfeld
Lle OF Henry Martyr
Lilo OF Thomas Scott
Life Of Washington, for 6. Schools.
Nj
Mosheem's Church History
Mourner Comforted
Marshes Eccliastical History
MasoD's Compipd Of de
Memoirs Of j. Taylor
Memoirs OF an only son
Miners Church History
Moravian Missions
Mutius, by lady Of Virginia
Mothers Love-Molher Portrait
Mothers Garland
My Birth place
Moral Tales by Mrs. Cary
Narrative OF Soldier
Newton's Works in vol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

sense ofihe awiui rfsroNlpili,y Of all vendors
of this dreadful poison, aud scourge Of Ibe hu
man family" such practical work as This is
worth thousand lectures. or len thousa nd
temperance society resolutions upon the sub.
ject,
Sincs pennns the above, we have learnt that
two or three of our most extensive grocers in
this place have, for some time, declined keen.
ing ardent spirits for sale--aud tbsi very Ell.
tensive commission house here refuses to receive
whiskey and other spirits to sell on conn
sion.
President Of the Convsntion.-We observe
already the subject is beginning to be agitated
about the appointment of PreSiden; TO the
approaching Convention. Among the Cendi.
dates spoken Of wa see in the laa Richmond
papers the name OF Gen. WIN. +. Gordon men.
toned. Should the venerable Madison, Monroe
or Marshall decline tho srduous duties of this
Office, there may be some difficulty in finding
a prominent aud acceptable candidate.
Kentucky Election II seems to be conceded
on all hands that the late election in this State
has resulted in returning as many members,
and perhaps one more, in favor of the present
Administration as there were in the last Con-
gress while both branches of the State Ie-
gislature will be of a cast decidedly opposed to
General Jackson.
Congressional Eleciion.-ln addition TO the
vote of Amherst, Nelson aud Albemsr lie, we
now give the Vote of Goochland,
Gordon. Nelson. Bryce
A mherst, &c. Az los %
Gooch land, % 100
Fluvanna is alone TO be heard from, hut il is
not supposed the vote there can much alter the
above result.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

A
Alexapder's Evidences
AleIande Canon OF the Scriptures
Anatomy OF Drunkenness
Almost Christian
Assistant TO family Religion.
Afflicted Mans Companion
Alphabet on Cards Tor Children
African Valley.
Belfrage's Addresses
Beecher on iniempeiance
Beeoher's OCCASIONAL Sermons
Ba.ter's Call
Bakers Saints Rest
Buffers Analogy
Bucks Works
Bucks Exposiior
Bucks Remains
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Bunyan's Holy War
Beatie on Truth
Beauties of the Bible
Browns Concordance
Buchannins Lie
Buchanan's Works
Brainerds Life
Boston's fourfold State
Browns Dictionary Of Bible
Beveridge's private thoughts
Beckersiith's Scripture Help
BeckeTstith's do abridged by himself
Beckersi,th on Prayer
Beckersllib on the Lords Supper
Bible Atlas
Broken Hyacinih
Biblical Antiquit les
Curse of Time IN poem by r. Pollok
Clarke on the promises
Cases Of Conscience.
Cecil's Remains
Confession of Faith (Presbyterian)
Chalmers Evidences
Chalmers Works
Cruden's Concordance
Conversations on the Bible
Christian Pilgrim
Chatachsin on the Parallels
Common Prayer
Common objections 10 Christianity
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
TO RE

And possession given the 25th Of March nert, the
totlo7siag Property, to wit:
No /. A FARM on the Kennel road, about five
miles from Wilmington, containing about one humid
red acres, now III the tenure Of the Rev'd. Thomas
Love.
No. 2. A two-s,ory House on Quakerhill in a
healthy situation, with a fine garden, and stable,
lately in the tenure of Mrs. Physic.
No. g. A large and convenient two story House,
on the corner of High and French streets, now in
the tenure Of Mrs. Barstow this house is well cal
cuated for two families.
Nos i, 5 and 6, Several small Houses on and
near the corner of Front and West streets.
ALSO Thc Cellar under the fown-hall, which
has lately been occupied bottllng cellar.
Lot on Hanover street, on which an lce-house
has been erected.
Lot at the lower end of Orange street. These
three last mentioned properties belong 10 the Cor
poraon of the Borough OF Wilmington.
For terms apply to
MARCUS f. CAPEILE
Agent, No Al, High street.
Wilmington, Jan. s. 1929 10
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
n Office,

THE undersigned commissioners will open the
Books for subscription to the Stock OF the Delaware
Coal Company, at the House of James Plum'ey,
in the Borough Of Wilmington, on Monday the esd
inst. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, such books tn
be kept open at least two days, and afterwards IN
til the Commissioners or majority of them shall
deem proper to close the same agreeaby to the pro-
visions of the act of Incorporation.
EDWARD TATNALL,
JOSEPH c GILPIN,
WILLIAM SEAL. Com'rs.
BENJAMIN COOMBE,
WM. WARNER,
Februory OH 1899. cath.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
Office.

THE STOCKHOLDERS IN the Bank OF wilmington
and nranJv,yne are hereby notified and requested to
nav AN nstament of Five Uoars each share by mem
held in said Bank, ON before the goth day OF Marcf
next ensuing their Banking House IN wilmington, IN
Dover on the 26th ay Of January, A. d. IL authors
tile said Stockholders supply the deficiency IN the Gap'
t,l stock Of said Institution By order Of Tie Board
w. j. +. WOLLASTON, Cashier.
Uh 10 1900 tooth March.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
=, ALB NTGEET'S
COLU.UBIAN syrup.

THIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remedy
when all other have failed, in curing the follow
ing diseases, viz.
Necrosis or affections Of the bones; Kings iv or Scru
fua White Swelling inveterate Ulcers Liver and Bill
complaints Rheumatic affections of the head and sys-
TEN generally Ulcers of the Mouth and Throat Dis.
charges from the Ears Syphilis and all diseases arises.
ing from AN improper use Of Mercury
A, general depuratye, cleanser of the BLOOD this
medicine possesses invaluable powers and has proved
self highly beneficial, spring and autumn Alternative
also when gwen 10 children after vaccination.
The numerous testimonies published in its favour
from highly respectable sources, showing its superior
healing power to that OF Penacea and other remedies, are
sufficient 10 establish ITS merits, beyond parallel.
The following rrcommenduory notice, is from regular
graduate of the University ct Pennsylvania and student
Of the late Dr. b. Barton Professor of Maera Medical
Natural History and Botany, in the University OF Penn
sylvania.
Medical Recommendatory Notice.
Having recommended the use of J. Abrigh's "Coum-
abn Syrup" in my private practice for nearly years,
aud having witnessed ITS decided efiicacv cases
whchlad previously resisted the usual remedies now with
much pleasure give my smony in favour, by stating
that have prescribed the Syrup with great success, VI
ceraon Of the Mouth ard Throat scrotulous diseases;
Rheumatic affection of the Head Liver compliant; Giro
Rheumatism scald head; Discharges from the
diseases prevailing among children partcnarly Carotls
affection of the bones Melcural and secondary
Syphilis rhe length of tune many Of the diseases have
been cured, cOnvinces Inc they permanen and MAJ,
with proprety be said that lis heating qualities rank it
among tile first remedies OF the present day.
JOHN ]. MAYWEG, ND,
The following certificate is striking instance Of the
superior efficacy of HE Columbian Syrup, that OF
panacea and Cathocons although those Medicines were
used to Il large extent without elect and the disease still
Progressing, ;he Syrup after being prescribed but shor
tune, checked the prgce,s of the disease and in few
months performed a perieci cure.
Communication.
| An important cure performed BY J. Albrghts " c o
| LU.NBLtN SYRLF," in New Haven, copied from TN
/ .t., 40 Iupu ct
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
DUMFRlEs' REMEDY FOR The
e. e Piles!
OF New CASE OF A CuRE.

0T~ New CASE OF CURE.
:" Boston, .Nov 14h.
&IR,--Ehe Pile Ointment and Electuary lately
- had Of you, has had excellent effect. | have
been troubled for years with the Piles, and have
never found any remedy that would compare with
yours. The late attack was severe one, but the
IN communicating this to you, for the benefit of any
who may be suffering under so painful disease
Mn. KIDDER. T--H-.
The original letter may be seen at tie Counting
Room Of The Proprietor.
0c3- The Proprietor of this Medicine recommends
with the fullest confidence as one of the most yalua.
BILE remedies yet discovered, for the cure of the pain
inl and debtatlng complaint OF the Piles He deems
it unnecessary 10 publish any other than he foregoing
testimonial IN its favor. This remedy has more per-
fecty answered the purpose for which is intend
ed than any other in common use, and affords ime-
dilute and permanent relief, both from the disorder
itself, and It's accompanying symptoms OF pain in the
lions, vertigo, headache, loss of appetite, indges-
ton, and other marks of debility.
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be ad-
minstered to all ages and both sexes. Plain and
ample Directions, with description of the complaint
accompany each package, which consists OF tao
boreS, containing Oiatme,at and the other an
Etectuary-Prlce 81 for both articles, or 80 cents
where but only is wanted.
*x*Prepared and sold Wholesale together with
the Con,oay yMediceeS," by the sole Proprietor,
r. BIDDER, at his Counting Room, over No. 81,
formerly called No. 7O) corner of Court and Han
over Streets Boston, and retailed by his special ap-
pointment by
0cc5- A large discount made to those who buy TO
sell again. 90
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
FOR SAFE Ger RENT.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
Feb. 18th 1929.

IL Newark Delaware The huIse is 4S by 81 feet,
tories hg nearly new, handsomely painted, and in excel
ent ortlc with neat enclosure in front, and another
he back and oi the ends On the FIST hour there
our rnoms aud the second, five The appur,enances
are, Convenient kitchen adjoining the house, stables
carriage house &C. The lot contain, three acres, ard has
been well lined and ed.
P.rt of the bud'ng formerly occupied store,
for which IL is the best stand in the villages but for the
last five ,ears the whole has been occupied female
Boarding School. To this purpose it peculiarly adapt,
ted, the school being airy and spacious, the other
apartments large enough for the comfortable acconmoda-
ton of more than twenty boarders and the high encos-
Of exercise and recreation eligible situation tor
boarding school, either Of boys girls, could easily
be found The Village is healthy and pleasant and the
surrounding country beautiful and finely cultivated.
To merchant, teacher, parent DESTROYS of giving
his classical education, this properly offers gre, adj
vantage,-possessiun will be given the 25h Of March
next. For terms apply to Mr.. James Robinson New Ark
of tothe owner in Wilmington. WIN. SHERER'
Dec 5, 1925 1awtt.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
NOticc.

vuvHE Trustees of the Episcopal Congregation OF
Il Wilmington, are DESTROYS to receive proposals
for the Mason work, and Carpenters work, OF a
Church, to be built of Stone. Information on me
subject will be given on application to DR.. JoilN
ppINCKI,E. Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
Wilmington. Feb. 9, 1929
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
Public Sale,

At the house of Alexander Porter III the Borough
Of Wilmington, on the 2lst inst. at 2 o'clock the
following Real Estate.
lst. 25 acres OF land on the Kennel turnpike about
two mile: from Wilmington, adjoining lands of John
Gordon and Mr. Bennett
Qnd A wood lot about one mile from Wilmington
adjoining lands of Joshua Gilpin, and near the res
iicnce OF Mr. John J. Mllligan. On this lot, there
is a valuable stone quarry.
The above property will be sold 10 the highest
bidder, and an undlsputable title given
JAMES TlLTON.
Feb 18th 1920
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
a. meeting

of the Stockholders of the Athenenm will be held
on Friday the 9th inst for the purpose of con-id
erins the propriety of continuing the Institution, for
secondsyear. The annual Election takes place at
the same time. BY order Of the Directors.
S. S. GRUBB, Sec'ry.
Feb. II, G1---tm.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
Dividend.

The President and Managers Of the Philadelp hia
Turnpike Company, have TIL, day declared divi-
dend OF per cent for the last Six months which
will be paid to the Stockholders, or their legal re-
representatives., or after the 10th of March next,
by EDWARD rATNALL, Treasurer.
Feb. Cd. 1929. S5-2w
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
Day-BOOk Lost.

A small Day-Book belonging to the Estate OF
Dr. John johnson is missing. Any person VINO VIII
deliver it to the subscriber shall be generously re-
warded. X. run EN-
Wilm'n Jan. 81
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
Notice.

A Ii persons having any demands against the es-
"a tate of JOHN FERRIS. late of the Borough
Of Wilmington, deceased, are requested to present
their accounts, properly attested for payment, to
either of the subscribers. ELI HlILES.
BENZ. FERRIS.
Executors.
Wilmington, mo. 1st, 1929. 78-2m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
Book-Binding.
BLANK BOOKS
NJ ,.,l..es
OF every shape and description Of ruling,
suitable for


suitable for
BANKS, MERCHANTS, CouRT RECORDS, &c. &C
Made at the shortest notice, in The first style,
and most durable materials.
New Books, bound, and old ones rebound. Pa
per feln-lined for Music other purposes, to any
pattern which may be ordered
Coach-makers and liatters leather, elegantly gil
ded.
Those, with every other species of work
nccied with binding, ruling, gliding, done short
notice, and reasonable terms, in the establishment
connected with this office.
Oct. 90, 1925 r.. PORTER g. SON.
EDOTrER'S VEGETABLE CATHOLICON,
n in large bottles at the reduced price Of 50 per
bottle.
BUTLER'S INDIAN SPECIFIC, for colds
coughs and consumption.
RUSll'S ANTI DYSPEPTIC PILLS.
20Olbs TURKEY OPIUM.
FoR SALE
JOSEPH BAILY g. Co. Drngg,ss.
Wilmington, LIST mo- 9, 1929. 76--3m.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
Xoung AaAies' BoarAing School,

III Wimincfon, Deialrare.
THE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late examination of
Mr. DareaporS School, members of the Visiting Com
mttee; glatled with the mode of Instruction, aud
its results evidenced iii the responses of the pupils. In
the different branches of Reang, Writing, Drawing,
Arithmetic Grammar. Geography, History and Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specimens of their indus
try and requirements, and could not but feel that the
school well managed, and worthy of more extensive
public patronage. H. w. GILBERT,
WILLARD HALL.
August Is, 1925.
TerIns of Boarding. Washing and Tuition in any of the
common branches $50 per quarter payable in advance.
Extra Cha,ges.For .lnsc, including the use OF the
Piano. Si2; for the French and Spanish, taught by ex'
perienced French master S6 Drawing and Embroidery'
S. per quarter. The discipline OF the school mild
parental and christian There will be course OF les
in Psalmody given in year, by person highly COM
petent and valuable library for the use of the Young
ladies' 10 those who remain in the Seminary year OF
more there will be extra charges for books stationary
or instructions in Psamody.
The teacher of Music upon the Piano is European
and first rate performer The course of lessons N
Psamoy will commence the present season, the lst oil
November. b. DAVENPORT
| Sept. IS, o.
Printing of every description neatly
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
DESPATCH LINE,
FROM Phi\adelphia to Dover:
By Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.
THROITGII BY DAYLIGHT.

lIlltOColl III bhi 1tbihi.
gHyHE Steam Boat Baltimore, Capt. Whden,
- will leave Pine street wharf. Phladelphia on
every lIonday. Ueaaesday and fridoy mornings, at
O'clock. for Dria,oare City. PASSENGERS will then
take the elegant Canal Barge, LAZY Clinton Capt
Reddin, for St. Georges, where the Dover mail
Stages will always be in waiting to convey the pas
sengers to Dover, and other parts of the Peninsula
Returning. leaves Dover. Taesdag, lhMsdny
and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock, amt arrives in
Philadelphia, at o'cock.'P. NJ.
FARE.
To Delaware City 81 %
St. Georges 90
Cantwell's Bridge 90
Backbird 30
Smyrna w
Uoyer 90
n. B. Passengers. by thisroute will meet with node
iention in going to the following towns. Cantwell's
Bridge, Black Bird Smyrna. Dover, Camden, Mil
ford, Milton, Georgetown, Milsboro. aud to SNOW
hill. A. HARRIS Co.
Propricfors.
July 90, 1928. 29-f
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
Machine Cards.

G<UBERr BURROWS. Manufacturer OF Pat
~ ent set Machine Cards. both Tor Cotton and
Wool Carding Machines, Of first rate quality, and
warranted to perform well with proper management.
Middleown. Connecticut.
The subs ariber Agent for the sale of SAID Cards,
HAS NOW ON HAND, large assortment which
he will sell on reasonable terms.
JOHN BAILEY,
No. ia, ket, Wilmington, Del.
Next door above the Indian Queen Tavern
Nov. IS. 1928. o4-bm.
N. b. William T. James celebrated COOklN6
STOVES. with handsome variety OF common
Stoves & Coal Crates, to be had as above, at very
reduced prices.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24

YARNS 70 HN NEo%'HED.
ANE Farm containing about tour sixty acre fields
~ oi arabic Land on which Elias Naudain resides,
in st. Georges Hundred
One other Farm in St Georges Hundred contain
ing about four fifty fields of arabic Land ad-
Joining the same, on whirh William ltatilit resides
For money OF grain Kent.
KENSEY JOHNS.
New Castle, Jan. 22, 1929 83-im.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
EDry Goods,

Suited to The season. which he offers reasonable
terms and returns his thanks TO his friends ana
the public in general for their past iavors and hopes
by strict adherence to business to merit share OF
! their custom.
| WILLIAM BASSETT.
| February 18th 1929 Cit
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24

yHNllE subscriber has just opened at NO. as,
III Market Street, Wilmington, formerly occupied
by John W, 'ratum, next door below the Indian
King Hotel. kept by John M. Smith, an extensive
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-04
scRUrLEs OF uoNsclENtE

In the course of he trial IF 'smaIe before
the Hie Court of Jus,icia,y. Edinburgr, in
June las, for ut.rring coun'erfeii coin, Mrs
Turnbuli was called as an evidence; bu, on be-
ing asked to take the oath, said, am ready
10 ,ell The tru h. but will not swear
Lord Justice Clerk. Are you QnAkeress,
or VIA is The grouad upon which you refuse
10 take the oath?
Mrs Turnbuil. am not Quaker; follow
Chris,'s rules; Christ says, )" Swear no, Al all.
Lord Justice Clerk. We all abominaIe pro-
fame swea,i- g, bui HI rule OF law says you must
take the 9th. This is gray, question, ann YOU
must be deal, with as person refusing 10 take
the oarh; for III, re is no exception but IN favor
of the Society or Quakers. What minister do
you attend.
Mrs. rurnbul. No minister in particular.
Lord JUS ice Clerk VIVA, Church or body
Of Ch,is,, n, do you attacn yourself to!
Mrs turnout A Christian body.
Lo.d Jus,ic, Clerk Who preachrs!
Mrs. TYR ,n No person in psric
LordJustic, Clerk Do you pr ach YOURSELF
Mrs. Tu,rbu'l No, sir; bat am no, here
to answer aues ions about religion
Lord Justice Clerk. We must put such
questions a5our your reiigion, and insist upon
ycur taking the oAth--you are not Quaker
sss, and therefore we have no power 10 dis
pense with your taking the oath.
Lord ellis What sect do you belong to-
What name are they known by
Mrs. Turnbull. belong to body Of Chris
tians.
Lord ellis What is their name?
Mrs. Turnbull. Christians
Mrs Turnbull was then removed, and her
husband pm in the box. The Court endeavoie ed
70 rxpl,ir o him the necessity and Prop'iety
Of giving evidence. and asked him TO explsin
what were the scrupl which EFF cited his Wit, ;.
mind.
MIR. TurnbuIl can explain il in W ord.
l. IS Just because we are Christians we will not
swear.