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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-02
March 9
EN cHANCERY: In Amelia County, January Ceur,,

n $780,
Ann X. Lyon, widow Of Joseph Lyon
dec, and William Lyon and Benjamin Lii : ComYpb.
gon, children Of said Joseph Lyon, dec.
against
John c. Jackson, in right Of his wife Su.an,1
formerly Susan Lyon, Anderson Jennings, in
right of his wife Nancy, formerly Nancy Ii.
goo, Mrnda Lyon, infan, daughter of Reu. DeM,s
ben Lyon, dec by Gabriel Jones her guar.
dian, adj iiteD, and Alexander b. Wslthaii, adj
ministrator OF joe phi Lyon, dec.
The defendants, Anderson Jennings and Nancy hts
wife, and Mifinda Lyon not having entered their sp-
Peafance, and given seeDrity to the Act Of Asenbiy
and the Rules Of This Court; and it appearing TO ihs
satisfaction OF the Court that they are not inhabitants
OF the CommoDweaih-lti is ordered That they do 40.
pear here on the fourth Thursday In April next, and
answer the Complainanis bill; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inherited in ne wspaper publish
ed in the City OF Richmond for two months succersivs.
~, and another copy posted up at the front door Of the
Cour'bouse OF This County on two successive Court
days. Copy. Teste,
J. T. LEIGH, c.A.c.
feD' zo' I02--wSw
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db eDf REWARD.-Iwill give the above reward
~ e9O for tho apprehension and delivery 10 me OF
my negro man Martin, who permitted last Christ.
mas to witt his wife, living at Mr.. VIM Caibornes OF
the Piping Tree, in King William county, and has ne
from Mr.. Claiborne about IL month. ago; and IL. me-
probably, now in the neighborhod OF the Piping Tree
the City OF Richmond, where he has connections.
To any person WHO will take him up and lodge him in
ny Jail, so that get him again, will give the re.
ward OF SIS; or il brought 10 me, above mentioned
the reward OF $50.
Martin is stout, well-set, and very black man. OF
about 24 years of age; has rough skin protecting
forehead heavy brow, and very white teeth; and il
probably, about s Il. inches high.
BEVERLY RANDOLPH
March 10. 100--w5w Of the CITY of Richmond
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In CHANCERY.-ln Haaover County Court, AN.
IL 9th, 1880.
Garland T. waddy and Ps.sy d. his wife, formerly
Patsy d. Chishome, and the said Garland T. wsddy
as administrator de bonus non, with the will annexed
oil walter Chishome, jr decd, Pitts,
Cornelius ID. Chi.home, Mary A. Crank, and her
husband Stephen Crank, Thomas III. Chish ,lme Eliza
beth Jane Babcock, and her husband William X. Babs
cock, Theo Harriet Chisholme, Sarah ID. Chi,hono
ph@6e Matilda Chisholme and William ID. Chishoine
the Tour last OF whom infants under the aye of FL
years; David Chishome, Thomas D. Chisholme, Adam
Chishome, Supra Chishoime, Sarah Chi.hoFme Sr-
OF whois are also infants under the age of
years, and Meriel II. c. Boyer, Drfts
This day came a, well the Plaintiff, the Defen-
dant, Mcriel H. c. Boyer, by their COUNSEL and the bill
and answer Of the said defendant, MereI H. C. Bower
being hled, Philip b. Winston is appointed guardian adj
Item TO the infant defendants Thco Harriet Sarah
d., Phoebe Matilda, William ID. Adam, Supra. Sarah
Susanna and Martha Chisholme for the PURPOSE
Of defending them in this suit, and the said de ~
Cornelius ID. ChishoIme, Mary A. Crank and her hue.
band Stephen Crank, Thomas Fl. Chisholme Eliza
Jane Babcock, and her husband William r. B,bcoek
lheo. Harriet, Sarah ID Phoebe, Matilda, William d..
David, Thomas d.. Adam, Supra, Sarah. Susanna and
Martha Chisholme not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act of Assembly
and the rules OF this court and il 10 the a..
tsfacon OF the court that they inhabitants of
this Common eait: the motion OF the plaintiff, IL
ordered that they appear here the dsy of Aur
Court next and answer the plaintiffs said b and that
copy OF this order he forthwith inherited in the En-.
quircr, newspaper published in the City of Richmond
Tor two months successvey; and that another copv b
posted at the front door Of the courthouse of thin co.
~. A copy. Teste,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. He.
FEB. U. 96-wSw"SS so
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ED OAN0KE. Roanoke interior in blood or form 10
n u horse in Amefca will stand at H. usual terms
neir Charlotte Courthouse curing the ensuing season.
which will terminate The I0.h Of July.
Jan. 10 ST-u
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a YOUNG Lady who is qualified to rnpsrt to young
I "a minds, knowledge Of every useful branch Of
English Education, wishes to be employed, as teacher
the present year, ia private family residing in heal
Thy part Of this State. She has taught one year. and
produce testimonials ofher ability TO lake rhs.ge
of eight or ten small girisLeters directed 10 T.. A.
Flatrock, Powhalan, County, Va. will he promptly at
tended TO- March ~ 107--w4w
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NlRGlNlA: In Chancery.-ln louisa county court
March 10Th, 1880:
Lewis Thomas, husband Of Frances late Frances For
tune, PIG
against
William Carter and Mary his wife, Reuben RennoIis
Ex cutor OF Thornton Gibson decd Lucy Fortune Ar
chitahi Fortune, Lavnia, Alexander f., Kitty and f.
liZaheth Fortune, Dchs
The defendants William Carter and Archibald For.
tune having entered their appearance and given Sc
curiy according TO law and the rules OF this Court
and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court ba,
hey are rot inabiants OF this State, tn. motion of
the plaintiff by his counsel ordered that the said de
PENDANTS do appear here the first day of June Court
next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy oil THIS order be forthwith inserted in news.
paper published in the City of Richmond for months
successfully and posted at the front door Of the Court
House of this County court day.
Copy. Teste,
DAVID nj. HUNTER, d c. l.. C.
March ~. l09-wSw
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HOfSPUR will stand the present season al the
IA n Glebe i the County of Charles City: the season
has commenced, and will terminate the 4,h day Of
July. HOispur will be let at fifteen dollars
the season, which may he discharged by the payment
OF ten dollars paid before the expires
Will be ensured a, twenty dolIars-6iy to be paid
to the Groom for each Good and extensive pas.
turase will be furnished gratis ami every Necessary at
lention psid TO Mares but no liability for accidents -
Grain will be furnished IL required twenty FIVE cents
aday. HDtspur has been standing horse two seasons.
His colts would do credit to any horse in America and
in support of hi' declaaon, appeal 10 all who either
have colts OF his get, or who have them.
Hospur gotten by the celebrated TinoIeon: his
dam wa. by old Archie; g. g. dam by imported Magic;
z. e. dam by old Wdair;g. gig z. dam by Mark An.
thony; q. e. z. gig. dam by Fearnought-ihus combin.
Ing most OF the best crosses Of this country.
Hotspur was injured in his training when Young and
in consequence thereof taken from the turf have
been in'omedhs ran two seasons and never heat
en-, until he sustained the injury. Those wishing to
raise blooded horses expect to do upon
ter terms than are here offered, believe there j. no
horse in Virginia Of equal promise standing so low.
shouid like TO dispose Of one hall Of hi. horse to
some gentleman, who is gooI manager of such prop.
efty. JOHN Is. CHRISTIAN
March 10. IO9-w4w
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CHANCEKY.-In Louisa County Court, March
IL 9th, 1890:
Mary Carter, PlG
against
Reuben Remodel. Executor of Thornton Gibson d.e,d
and William Carter, Deh,
The defendant William Carter not having entered his
and given security according to law and tho
rules OF this Court and il appearing TO the sa,acoo
Of the Court, that he is not inlabtant Of this State
on the molten CT the plaintiff by her counsel il is or.
dered that the said defendant do appear here the
first day OF June Court next and the bill of the
plaintiff and that Copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the City of Rich
mona, Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse OF this County ON some
court day. A Copy. T-s,e
DAVID M. HUNTER, d. c. lie
March ~. 109-wSw
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FEVHE CELEBRATED HORSE SIR ARCHIE
M will stand the ensuing season at my stable, in
NORTHAMPTON county, North Carolina, about 3 miles
from the Courthouse, miles from the town of Halifax
and ri miles from Belfielj, Va. He will cover mares
at IS dollars The season, payable the ls Of Jannary
next, with one dollar to the groom in all cases. Such
OF Sir Archs's friends that live distance will send
their notes with the pay able the st Of Janu-
AIRY; also feeding OF the be paid for when
away. The season will commence the LIST Februa-
ry AMI terminate the Let Of August
Extensive fields OF small grain and clover sown
for the benefit Of mares, which may be LEFT with the
horse, with the addition Of grain feeding al 33 3 cents
per day. Separate enclosures provided for
with colts. No pains will be spared in taking The best
possible Of mares, &c. which may be e but no
responsibility for escapes or accidents.
IL Sir Archie's blood, great size, performance on
lie turf end celebrity foal geter. are sufficient
recommendation JOHN ID. AMIS.
March 10. l09-wAw
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Feb. o.

Nm CHANCERY.-In Hanover County Court. Fab
"a ruary 25th, 1880:
Charles Vest, PnH
against
Nathaniel S Callahan and Thona. Teller, Dehs.
This day came the plaintiff by his counsel and filed
his bill in this cause; and the Defendant Nathaniel g
Callahan, not having entered his appearance and gvon
security according TO the Act OF Assembly, and the
kules OF this Court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the Court, that he Is not hhabiiaRt of this Com
monweath, il is ordered that the said Defendant Ma
haniel s. Callahan do appear here the first day Of
May Court next and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith In the En-
quirer "a newspaper published in the City OF Rich
mond) for two months succes.iveIy and that anotber
copy be posted at the front door the Courthouse Of
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. h.
March 9. IO6-wsw.
N CHANCERY. AT rules taken in the Clerks
Office oil Prince Edward County Court, the LIST day
Of February, 1880:
wiIlian A. Tisdsle aud Elizabeth hi,)
wife, and John Smith and Edward Smith,
infant children Of John p. Smith. dec. who lCompr"-
sue by their next friend Richard Booker,
against
David Street, administrator Of Sterling
Smith, dec john Clark. Thomas Scott, Al
len Smith, Thomas Goode, John p Morris. Delft.
william Lyon. Edmund Booker and ST.
neon Walton,
The defendants, Morris and Booker, not having sn-
tered their appearance, and given security according
to an Act OF the General Assembly and the Rules Of
this Court; and 1t appearing that they are not inhsb.
tants OF ms StatoOn the motion OF the Coinplanants
i'll.
said defendants Norris and Booker, appear here on
the hrst day OF May Court next and answer the Com.
painants bil and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted 10 some one Of the public newspapers
printed in the City of Richmond for two msnths sue-
ee'svey and also posted the front door Of the Court
house Of this County. Copy. Teste,
rem. 70. io2-"Sw Is. j. WORSHANJ C C.
VIRGINIA In Cbancery.-In Hanover County
v Coust, Feb. 25th, 1890
John Mclaughlin, Phf
against
Archibald p. Matthews, James b. Matthews, and
rieasant matthew's, Dcfdts.
Thi. day came the Plaintiff by his COUNSEL and filed
his bill in th. cause; and the Defendant Archibald
r. Matthews, not having entered his appearance, and
given security according TO the Act of Assembly and
rules OF this Court, and appearing to the sa,scsn
oil the Court. that he is not inhsbant OF this Com
monwealth, 1t is ordered, That the said Ar
chhaId r. Matthews, do appear here on the first day
OF May Court next, and answer the Bill of the Plsis.
tiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith inherited
in the Enquirer "a newspaper published in the City
| OF Rchmond,) for two months ,ucce.siveIy and
that another copy be posted at the front door OF the
| courthouse Of this county. A copy. Tede,
PHILIP ID. WINSTON, G. H., O.
March9 I06-uSw+
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In CHANCERY.-M a Court held for Lonfss
u County, at the Courthouse, on Monday. March tbs

I'm CHANCERY.--At Court held for Lonf.s
u County, at the Courthouse, on Monday. March tbs
Sth. 1890
VIM. Hughson aud Judith his wife, Plias.
against
John Chewing and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Tisdae, Wm Tisdae, Tarlton Tisdae, Joseph Tisaie,
John Tisdale, George Tsdae, Parks Parrish and Bat
sey his wife, late Betsey Tisdale Henry Tisdae Tho.
Tisdale, Samuel Tsdale, Elizabeth Tisdale woodson
Iisdale, Mary Ti.dale, Susanna Tisdale Nancy lis
dale, Frances Tisdale, Pleasant Hackeu, John Alien,
James Crawford. and Colin johnson, adm'or de bons
non OF smiley Ii'daIe, dec. Dsfdts.
The defendants VIM. Tisdale, TaT'ton Tisdale, John
Tisdsle Parks Parrish and Betsey his wife, Henry Tis.
dale, Thomas Tisdale, Samuel Tsdale Elizabeth Tis.
dale, woodson Tisdale. Mary Tsdsle Susanna Tisdale,
Nancy Tisdaie, and Frances Ti.dale, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security according TO
Law, and the rules Of this Court. and il appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, tina. they inhabi-
tans Of this State, On the motion Of the PLAINTIFF by
their Counsel. is ordered, That tho .ad last named
defendants do appear hero the fret day OF June
Court next, and answer the Bill Of the Paintifs--snd
that Copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door Of the
courthouse Of this County. on Court day.
copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, c. Lee
March 20. lll-w8w
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VIRGiNIA In Cbancery.-In Hanover County
v Coust, Feb. 25th, 1890
John Mclaughlin, Phf.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

I A CIRCULAR Letter in behalf Of th'
lndiansy has been addressed, to th'
Ladies Of the United States. s aa8.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
MURTUNRM STAR
DR.. Dwight closes a sermon on
"I'hs Happiness Of Heaven 'Awitl'

Dr. DwiSht closes sermon on
g"The Happiness Of Heaven. 'Awith
% the following beautiful sitnile -
s..Tothe eye OF man, the sun ap-
pears 4 pure light, a mass of uninin
giod glory. We're we to ascend with
u continual flight towards this Iumin
ary, and COULD like the eagle, gaze
directly on its Iustre, We should, in
our progress, bekuld its greatness
continually enlarge, andits splendour
become every moment more intense.
As we rose th, ough the heavens, we
should, see . little oib changing, grad
tally, into great world ; and, as
We advanced, nearer and nearer,
should behold il expanding every
way. until sIl.ihat was before us be
ramc an, universe of excessive and
unisersai, glory. Thus the Heaven.
ly inllabitaHt will, at the commence
meut Of his happy existence. see the
Divine system tiled with magnifi-
cence and splendor, aud arrayed in
glory aud beauty /; and, as he ad-
vances over, and through the sue
ccssive pcriols OF duratieu, will be-
hold all things more aud more lumin
ons, Transporting, and sun-iikc for
u.or." . t,.,.. d.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
VAL wAIrM LAND
SALE,
oyAT REDUCHD PRTOK IT

Z
HE Proprietors Of the south ieast county
J Townships Of the HOLLAND PUiR
CHASE, in the western part OF the State of
New York, now offer the unsold land in those
townships for sale, at the following reduced
ptices, VIZ, f'
In quantities of 1000 acres or over, lying,
as contig ous and compact as may be, al one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, and m
less quantities, Ut one dollar and ity cents,
Der acre, for cash in hand, and at two doll
lars per acre. FIVE per cent Of the purchas ,
money la advance, and the residue payable
in eight equal annual instalmsnls, the fret .
bo paid in three years from date, with inter
es, on the residue from that time only.
These townships are distinguished by Nos.
n 2 and 8, in the Ist, End, and srd ranges
of the Holl and Purchase ) lying in the towns
of Friendship. Bolivar, and Cuba, ins Alega-
nv County. and lean, and Hinsdale, IN Cat
taraugus County. +f
The face OF the country is diversified with.
hills ami vallies, but not mountainous, tho
soil rich and easily TILED.
II is covered with great variety OF TIM
Der Of luxuriant growth. The country
we'll wa,crcd and remarkably healthy. Va
riou, roads ere opened through the tract Z
houses of public worship. mills and school
houses have Deen erected therein.
, -As the title Is iudisp,uable, Il is believer,
thstthis. tract presents more inducemeni 10
he enterprisng cmigrant, than any other IN
tho State. For rufihct particulars apply to
the. subscriber, al. the Office ofthe Holland
Land Company a, this Plsse,, ,v,ls,
laW 9h' y .sTALEYN ~ CL tRkE.
Ellicos,ville, Caisrrugus Co. IN. ~ 'H
June 4, 1919 ,lje2osm-I>rcer
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
RELIGION.

a"Bright as the morning star IL
the radiance of the snn beams, COM
eth, the lseraph Of Immortality"
I" Religion, the child Of heaven,
wcars an angelic smile, and is distin
guisIled by all tho graces OF its div inc
original. y Elevated aud aspiring,
yet winning and attractive, benevo.
lent, gracious, cOarteous, aud con.
descending her voice altuued to
harmony her eyes shining With be
nip nifty and all her mOtions, though
composed and steady, Yet graceful
and unassumiWg. Religion crects
her votaries.a temple sacred to inI-
moI taIiiy. The good man drcads
no death or dissolution. Invited 10
heaven, and called to glory, ne SCARS
above this dim spot men call earth,
and is- lost in the iniinity, the b,u.,d
less, the incomprehensible prosress-
ion Of eternity that opensto his pros
pect. Religion is divine vigour in
the soul, triumphing over the dark.
ness Of nature, and teaching US &C.
qaiescencc in all the aiIotments. Of
Providence. 1t is the image Of God
stamped upon human nature, rcin-
ing its baseness, onriching its power
~, healing i's maiadics, and correct
ing its very vents and iniscrics into
abundance, happiness. and glory.
Without this divine treasure, man is
poor indeed. Amidst cpulc,,ce, how
needy! amidst titles aud honol,rs,
how igOoble and vain ia a palace,
how miserable (! contemplate upon
,hrone ! '''te' + ''' y w
True religion is the source Of hap
piuess, the support Of society, and
The dying name coQs"istiva. II is
tic guide df youth, And the stay of
old age. 1t il the faircst flower. that
opens on earth, the sweetest inccnsc
that ascends 10 tho skies.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
Foreign Intelligence.
SOUTH AMERICA

Two Ofiicers who afrived nj Mara
csybo from Porto CabeiIo, by he way
OF Caraccas, made declaration befo, e
the Preiect at Maracaybo, on the es,h
November. that General Paez had call
ed a meeting at Porto Cabe,lo, uud had
submitted 10 them letter from Gener
al Urdaneta, the. Secretary Of War,
fcontaining.a a project for ,rowning iiol
iyar. and marrying him to the dans sh,e
of the Duke Of Orleans. The crown
to be hereditary, hut ia case of Boli-
cars death. without issue, to descend
to the Duke. A printed m nifest had
made its appearance at Ma.acayao.
II contains the following articles =
I. That the government should be
established on "a popular, elective, aud
representative basis.
2. That Simon Bolivar be President
for life. ,.it' ~
8. That lie be clothed with powers
necessary 10 enforce respect to the
laws and bis own disni Y 20 lhat in no
case crimes may x" unpuaished. and
that he may have 'i2erty 10 do what
may be necessary to,secure ru,lic ii ee
dom, tranquility, and prosperity. a
4. That, in Case oi his death, the
direction of the Republic fall provision
ally upon the Vice President during
the time necessary for the election OF
a new President. who shall remain in
Office for the time tie nation may here
afer decide.
5.'That the Legislative Body may
be established in su b a rn,nner, that
il n ay never happen alter the death Of
the Libera,or President for life, a.y
one shall aim a; usurping the national
rights. and mt oducing factions into the
Republic. .slaDu .1 Hp - sTs
Whatever may be the form Of gov
ernment resolved upon, no doubt lBol.
iUrr will be placed at the head Of il,
and most probably for hfe. Il, in spite
lof sll HI, protestations, he aims at
more, than il is to be presumed that
Venezuela will sePeTaie. st .t,.f
-, BUENOS AYRES. l
Papers from Buenos Ayres, TO the
| Gath instant, have been received in
Roston, by the ship Joseph. The
British Packet says lhe anxiety 'e
|sLecting the iucursions oi the Indians
upon the frontieSs oi the prsrince, has
in great measure subsidized, the lorce
now under the command Of ColunI
Pachelo being thought fully sufficient t
TO keep them in check"
The news from some o. the interior
provinces still brcathcs war. General
Quirogs il is stated, has colIec,eda q con
siderable force. II is well equipped. "
90 .''.@ GREECE. 'al ~ :.
"A cabinet council was held 10 Lon
don, on the = Sth, which il is snder.
stood bad reference solely 10 the sci
Element Vt the Greek question. AIl
the cabinet ministers were present.
aud messengers were ate, waids DE-
spatchei 10 the governor Of Malta, aud
the lord high commissioner Of the
ionlan slands. p .saH ali 1rH 49,
Accounts from Greece state that the
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THINGS itll = IS THAT AaT,,I, 1 HAVE NEVER

SEEN.
1 haye never sesn . sensible modest
woman treated with neglsct. ;. .
have necer seen woman, worth
hau'ng, whs would not seold--snd I
have never seen many, who would not.
sometimes. s e's''s' = 81 '.,
| nave never seen a avirtuous intclli.
gcnf woman, opposed to honorable love
lhave never seen an odd bachellef,
who was so from choice Hap.O
/ have never seen men. who profess
ed to dislike females, except such as
bad got the 'mitten.'
| haze never seen a man of good
sense, who was not sometimes q little
nervous. q 40 .'s'.T edi o. 500
l lave never s-sn genius entirely
free from egotism.
Ihase nerer seen On ignorant man
wi,hoGt conceit! 80 - L
have neref seen swearer who
thought any better IF himself for his
profanity. m 80 afr ~ 3nr
4 have never seen liar, who BELIEF
ed his own lies. 49, .aai.s
+ Ihave never seen a liar who did
did 70, Aoosc mere by his fafsshoods
than he gained, 5se e
have never seen temperate man
opposed TO importance, g-s1
lhave never seen lottery ticket,
that was not ten times more likely to
draw blank, than q prize worth its
cost. ~lir
Ihnve never seen gambler who did
net make some losing games or who
did no, sometimes curse gambling.
have never seen a man conduct
himself the better for getting mad or
drunk. a ser gtai "a
Ihaye never seen much order and
happiness in family. where there was
much scolding and whipping.
have never seen a relig ious society
in which there were no persons oppos
ed tc their ministet-and l'have never
seen minister who was too faithful in
the discharge Of his pastoral duties. ~
Ihave never seen a minister whose
example was better than his precept.
l have never seen newspaper that
con aimed too much truth--an editor,
who ould satisfy all his subscribers
a christian, who was too meek and
chari,alle--a woman who was too obe
dient to the wishes other husband--a
husband who was TOO kind 10 his wife,
or a fmi'y in which there wa' too
much domestic peeace and happiness.
/ have never seen such hard times as
the present in all my life.
] haye'never seen a young pars0n
who was not admired by the young Ia,
Ihspe never seen young parson
married end afterwards preserve his
popalaiity among the fair sex. r
would have seen all these things.
but they were not 10 be seen. a