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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

Santa Gnna's Oesppterlgei|f
tritt imm,r bellsr an oas Saseslicbt
uno mint nlinosr tbati9 seiasn llh
feline &reotllrsn. Cine Nbtbciluna
Nseisrangstfuppel bon General
MarttneD befsb!ist, ,lberhebl flrs,
lib Die Bobnung Des NResIpaals
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08


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gsnoDriteQuno oes ConCuls nurOe
beabtet uuo 1cr(slbe oen6rhiot, {eis
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%. Staaten ,ur5cE,ufcbren Gs
bat ouen QlnItbel,D ais ob, bic
u1trifonI)rbe N>ol,runo c6 Dnro,lf
on|estc Il y MT ben *. e5tnnt,n,
ouf cirtn feiu0rcliocu Hu6 ~ (eas
Ell. 9Nau Cbrc,bt fcrner, bo6 ~.
SbiT, we(cbe pon Q3era SRI,
nab $ampigo Gtoelu, ftine 05riefe
eOsr aeltuaoen nit iItb fubren Diir<
fen. Dle(e SSyreronrna III MIN ouf
ole GS5taotcn ouSacDebnt. O,n
GOltorGn oer c}o,lrnaIe ii e6 Y,rbp-
ten, Die Soeesereloni(e in ihre
Eldtter ouf,unebmsn. Nle o}er<
binOungen 1Ino, (o tpcjt eS o,,sfihr,
bor 1T oufQebpbcn, i'm 100 mao
litb ben wirfIjd)en 3u}fano Ser SIN.
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Gen III bolten. Sic 9\rNSin, Sa.
monlipos befnntf Gh am, ,,stsr
oem Oyucf Dpr Grnfrroirroier,,no @
9>ieuo1D Oorf C;rh Cain",, G,rnn,s,,
u6bern Die rj',oS,l,,, nit tncr,tnri.
TAen Sruppcu blnfirt (inn GrNGen
Gjcfohrpn unN t5o,;rhnn csp;st ,n,n'
Ucbuer ouSgelsst, nno ;pieIe oerlsi.
oen bereit nnter Der tn6rosriIdsn
| ,Qonp Der SIutbuuoe 9efallen, bic
oec Ntftator in 0uen @fen oss
tnerIFonilben @toates .aufgetteut
Dot. &0le Sournale 9sben ouf cine
'noIretfe 9SclIe III Ueritebm. oas
meDrcre QauptItdtte oes Snnersn
ltO uner'cbrofsn 9e9en Santos
Hl'na srfIdrt b0ttsn uup fett ent(blo(s
zen w1ren 01e UboeroIre9ierun9 oufs
se0t III e1boiten. Quebte uno.
Morello baben lI1 nit ibnen per-
elHI9t.
g.. -,
Ner oo9on9 Der Srepwlaleet1 nah
SeFo oallert ron peribIsoenen
Se!'en 9sr nnnllterDro0en tort.
ST'Stel o|atnrlhtsn aber DE; oertts
sSn Ste'9n'1fs morell bepm NoiDlt!b
uo1ereo SolotFss neO nlht oorbaa'
oen'
:.
Gie oereinioten mefifaniCten'
, Gtoaten erfrste,n }ib pom. l5teu
bis ,um 43tien Sjraos nbrolicbtr
grsits, uno pom IS bis ,ur, le5,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08


Ghibte, 100 es ipsnigfens 0als unO|
BeIns foitete -0eb mir neg mitI
Dem MIIg uno Ba0tr ttof'
"Sb Is(e AUDI tpob( ribrenoeI
l(nef . Dten'' - lpribt Yrau
S;bnlpS-'obcr ubsrDem perlouae
itb aub einen 9utsn Sbeil &erle
uno 2ieosr.
"Sr;dblunsen !"~ruft SER
Oroub in tiefes @rftounen per.
fest-h@r5dblunsen gp woS IN
tint! 0ieb mir etpoS Don Der 9onO,
.ptrtbibaft-lo9 mir, tpie Die Oe6i
fDe Siege uno Ser BslGbforn tpurm
perOrteben ,per0en-,ple mann aus
Setoer gutter cBein tnabt-oper
Slee unter waiSen Cden muB.''
n2(Qes Wil1t Walhe''-
SoG 9opp<bppp-mtl0e unS lieber
etmos bonn Ndsrsiten-rpie Die
Maoam S(immerlott Den olten
Sprin9insfelo 9eboten-posr pom
9obnen9efe6ten un0 0erelei6en-
o0s lIno Die rebte Sort S(suI9fet
ten fir uns i'd m6bte feinen Gent
fir cine Seltuns bejablen mn niht
etnos DON oieEr 2lrt Oorinnen
ltebt."
l1n0 70 9tbt es bis in bos ltnenos
libe fort init Den Yproerunsen Die,
wie man su 9louben Ghetnt, EN- Sei>
tun9sorudsr pon Neebtspe9en be-
frleot9en mus unO fam. Q3ir f6n
ncn jeoob blo6 barouf ontrporten,
Oos mir biermlt fepsrItbft ptripreb>
en-, ale Die Winfbe oisIer Otrren
uao fragen ;u belrisoigen 1o bolo
es mb9nbtt if. Sis Dabin aber
mlBen tptr uns oauit besnigem
ben oIten We9 fortjumahen baS
belize, mir 9eben Elm tpenig Don Ill
lem, tpas wir fir ,pibtl9 unterbol>
tend uu0 nusltb balten, peun n6re
oues 2on0 ,paplcr uuO oue Geen
Sinte, 70 rpdre es bod unm61Ii9,
Die WunfDe auer su befrle0igen.
Oie 9ausbdlterin uno bic Ndubsr.
9or unsefsbr 20 poer 80 }abren
InurOe Elm 9utbsIIser, Wamens
Beb ter, in elmer rpoloisen Sc
seno, elmer wilosn, unbebaueen,
6osn &ettc Don Siseln in Oerbp,
Gbire, an Der 2inis bon DortiNlrs
lebeno, psranla6t ftb pom 9au|e
III entfernen. Oie Somiliesbeffono
au6er ibm, &nehte, elmer jungen
Mago u. Der Sausbdltsrin. Q}orper
Nbrei (e empfabl er Den Snebt orIn>
9snb, bep Den Mdb1en Su Soule su
bleiben, rn0 }lb In feinem Sale
bep 9abt Don oasu entfsrnen. Sie>
es perfprob bsr(etbe ;u tbuu, uno
BebIter besab Gcb auf Die Nei(s.
Oe6en ungea6tet, trok Den bitteu
uno grmabnunsen Der 9ausbdlte'
rim, 9lens oerfelbe bep onbre6enoer
Nabt aus uno ba er niebt mebr ju,
ricf FAM begabsn lib Die 9aus-
bdlterin uno Die Magb ;u 1ette.
Mitten in Der 9faht wurbeu otelsb
ben our6 Elm ttarfes &lepfen an Ser
9austbir srwecft. .
9ie 0aaebalterin ftano ouf
9ln9 ole itess blnunter, uno fragte
,usr 0a fey, uuo tpas man noue?t
sic erbielt our Nntpcrt - einI
Sreuno Des 0errn eBebiter, BON
elmer fo ttlrmifben Nabt iberfak
len, bite um cine Naebtbsrse. Gis|
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-08

isU Tol1fltD tIH9tloHoI IpeEoeu.
-7'en 50 s:sssssssse.s'te'-
Msentsn fir BEN
Saterta Il D H reunO..
Or8oIsenoe Qerren fnb outbo,jiirt al
Qissnteu fir oiele 3situus 5u aSierea.
q, Gron @bigieotbe. ..
6sleorl1 Gpatb, glq. pottn1siiter, Weterss
bur9b, @oIumbiana 80.
s. M. @Oopsr elq. 81. 81. gBrO(ter
QBapne 60.
Doc. parItmOn, .. NV. uniontcwn, StarP
60.
@brw. 8. q. 9ust, 8oarenau, IrumbulI
60.
.eusb me8a1, eiq. Mansfelo, MidIano
60.
Die 9su. Doetoren 8. 6. Oeterlin,QIb:
Iano, @i6Iano So.
Dlleranoer Me SuIp, .. Vt. O1aTiaon, 3.
ebrw' @sOrse >. wsysanot @bippamap,
QBapue 60.
Dm. pbiEipps, y. D1. Waris, starf @o.
8. 81. 9euose, @iqr. 3aueepiIIe, O6io.
Doc. g. MisBe, 4ancaltsr, Sbio.
Jaeob pirsOns, Sommerlet, Q9errv Co., 8.
Daniel MOrtev, GA. y. 9R. @!eapeIano ..
@EI|EN1/l|n/7ACa1-=---
Der 3!itua36oruder NIB bic 2sGsr.
Das publlfum beltebt aus vieler~
tep &6pfen-unO foI9lib ouh
aus maatbsrlep Sinnesarten-(0 (0
DaB es OenjsnIgen, rpelbe 9iener
ibrer wln( (he 1ln0, INNER cine I'm,
moslt6telt (tpn mus, olls III be-
observation-disclosures aber it oies
Der Sail nit Dem 3eitungs>Oruder,
ropcn mir. eIn'9e 0eppisle on>
flbren tpoueu.
"Gieb un6 mebr ouswirtiqe
Nsuistslten'' '-iasen Die 9>euis,
feltsfrdmer-"uuo la6 Die intdupi-
i6e Dclitif sum JSenfer gebn.-gs
Ssbt oecb pie's 9ebt.''
"0ole :. olte 9>lf oos ouspd pdrti<
-fbrept Damn Der polititer-
|hpas 9leb icb Drum, ob Dem 2ouis
Dbtltp Den SOpf Dben ooer unteu
tsebt-fo Der alts 6 q od Gon es nur
ju Daute rebt t11abt-poer menr
aub Die Dolen ME trisoer ouf Die
sVttne fonnmerL mas filmmert bas
uns-fo tplr nur nlbt ,lGterit cberIt
9eratben.'
Hau0 id lieb ni6t pie[ BON aus
,pdrtigsn Soeben ju b6ren. ''-faat
etnoterter "ercspt es fey oonOurcb,
9e9an9enen &ouriereu-eeer
tpenn er;dbtt miro tpie MarGbau
5oofterppIter cine 2lurieus bep feiner
5obeit Dem Surit Don gilItput se>
habt bot coer bon Der 6spratb pes
Yrlnsen 9lslibueli NIT Ser Q8ot,
tbemaooeI-tol Natbrlbten mdBt
ibr umttsnoli6 msIben.' % =. ..r%
MSei6t eub ibr bernocratifUen
t1no ontlnafon 3situn9soruder'
rnft Damn einanoerer-hib b6re
a'6ts 10 9erne, als nann tbr Cub
berunfdtmpft ais pie Die a!ten
V.'ebmelber-es III 70 fpa6baft.'' :.
y h0ieb uns Grsablunaen'' ~ foat
Greuno @fenfref1er-hIb oleiobe
ssOte era6libe Wloro ano Naub ae,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
TNUCATIcW.

- AMI FL u. TOMPklNS hereby informs hls
- friends and the public, that ms school will be
opened the first day OF February next, in the
house in which Mr. X. 4. Towncy las taught a
school for several Years past.
Ills course OF instruction will embrace English
Grammar Georgmphy Arithmetic aud Mathematics
ia It's various branches. together With ne Latin,
French and Hebrew Languages
He feels perfectly assured that he can teach Cnc
true J,roaapciotioH of the French and Hebrew Ian
guages. aud also give correct ideas OF their consruc
tlon. He could exhibit testimonials al irSpcCta
bcchatae;er the subject. but he declines doing 50,
believing that the citizens viii be better prepared To
luderol ms qualifications when they sllll have tried
him, which he respectfully invites Them To do, by
giving Inn apurton ot their patronage.
ItrmS--~l2 ~ per session ot five months, tor
English Grammar. Biography Arithmetic SD
for those more advanced.
RErrRE>cE-Mr. X. b. Townlcy.
Ian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
D3WTAE SUR GlRY.

nR. y. Il. JONES, respectfully nliollns his
- friends oi i.ynchburg, and the public generally,
that he has located himself IN ynchburg, where lie
prepared to perform all necessary operations on the
Teeth such lis Clean, File. Plug aud remove De
caycd Teeth insert Artificial Teeth from one to an
entire sctt. the most improved plans, such as are
practlsed by all scientific Dentists in the United
States.
Scuvy with all other incident diseases pertaining
TO the Teeth, cured with ease. All operations
done bv himself walrantedto stand, AND restore
todccayed Teeth their former beauty.
Gentlemen wishing to have operations performed
onthe Teeth, will please call at his room Ladies
will be waited at their private dwellings. Should
jobs worthy of attention present themselves either AT
the Spout Spring. or Campbell Ct. House, DIR. }.
will attend to them
~ Dr. W. H. Jones may be found at the Union
Hotel, in Iynchburg. Retcrencc-Dr. Benjamin +
Terry, of Prince Edward.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
A New supply Of Esr. Z. Whites
Vegetable Tooth Ache Drops.

V'IiE only specific ever offered TO the public from
L which permanent and radical cure may be obtain
ed of that disagfecable pain, the Toothache with
all its attend ant evils such iracturing the Jaw in
extracting the Teeth which often proves more pain
fu than the rootll-achc itself and cold passing from
the decayed Teeth to the Jaw thence to the head
producing rheumatic affection, with many other I'M
pleasant effects. such as disagreeabIe breath, and
taste in the mouth, &C., all of which produced
from foul or decay ed Teeth.
am happy to have it i'll my power TO ofier 10 the
world remedy that will not only remove the pam
nine times out of ten if properly applied but pre-
serve the Teeth from further decay, and arrest the
disease in such dccaying and have not com
menced aching, restoring them 10 health aud useful
Certifcases OF Dentists and Physiclans--also, d.
rectlonS for using. accompany each bottle.
For sale by Il. STABiER,
Druggist, Lynchdmg.
BELL 4 RICHARDS, Liberty
JouN p. klHEE, salem,
J. s. CROCKETT, ChristianSbnrg
June % of l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
a. Il, ALL kaHN q.

vEENRY HALL hereby informs his customers
h 4 and the public generally, tha' ne IDS
Cen ,be bousr he has occupied fora year ortwo past
TO house in the vicinity of the Banks one Hoo' ''-
low the 1 Store OF Esrfs & WH!rEntan aud mine 1i
',;a,el, onnosite to Mr.. DAVID X. LYMhN's APo'he-
corv Store; where he prepared to attend t" every
branch of his business in the neat'st manner al" "'
the shortest notice lie ieeIS sr'''", 10, ,,r and
- i,o has received from this community ana
hnn,s nv strict attention to his business toGe,hef
,ha ue,tncss and durability of his work su'i TO
n,er,t tbe confidence aud obtain areasonaeio snare Oh
public patronage #
I,,hrl1nrN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
Absolute CELEBRATED
GakN7,ri:,al Tooth Ache pills,

Which give immediate reel, without the lea. IN
Jury to the Teeth On trial, tins will be found one
of the best remedies known for his complaint
Price 80 cents.
~ None are genuine unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprlefof,f /,
KIDDER, immediate successor 10 the late DIR. w.
r. Conway. For sale at his Counting Room, over
No. %, Court Street. near Concert Hall, Boston,
and also by his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
J.T. \ j. T.. ROYiII., Lynchburg.
Nav Il >
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
NJ TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
EDtsNS

,v,lIE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER
affords instant relief and al The SAM time dis
.-l,es and draws the Corn out by the roots, without
- Cror,rI, ,rr-.' To those afflicted with Cons ON
,be,r feet | do certify that have used the Alhlon
corn Plaster with complete success. Before had
,,s5J one box il completely cured corn which had
,,oubed me tor many years. make this public tof
t h.neG, of those afflicted with that painful com
plant D.. w , w. !"
Flushing l.. |. Feb, p Price % cents a box,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
a wEhcSgEsxs WANTED.

~ Ne who can come satisfactorily recommend
W ed, a to characterandq qualifications to teach
the different brdnche, OF an English Education
may find good situation, in the neighborhood of
Concord, Campbell county, by application TO
Thomas Moselcy, One that is qualified TO teach
the Latin Language would be preferred.
Dec. - WlW'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
REMOVAL.

NR. EDMUND JOINS, having removed to his
- Plantation, upon Straight stone Creek, IN the
neiphborhood of Capt. John Hunts, Putsy wanna
county. again offers his professional SER
JICES. in its various branches to the people" BE
ing thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed
furthermore solicIs It's continuance. lie may al
ways found home, except when engaged III probes
sional services.
Eph 1 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
FOG FEMALES

rI,lIEY purify the blood,quicen lis circuaton,as-
/ sis the suspended operations "l nature and are
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
RI. female part of society. The Pills particularly
ctfcocous in the Green Sickness Palpitalon OF the
Heart Gddiness, short Breath, SlnIns oi the Spl-
rits Dcjecuou and Discrimination to exercise and
society Married ladies will find the Pills equally
useful except III casc of pregnancy, when they must
not he ,aken-neither must they be taken by persons
OF hectic conSuinptve habits. Irlce - Oh per
bux.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
ERE ssS L..

vH7IIE subscribers have removed their stock OF
a goods to the house, recently occupied ny
Messrs. CLAY Il Thornton, directly opposite of,
IIowel Dayies's Apohecary store, and next door
above Messrs Hancock \ Adams, where thcN m
vito their friends and tine public to call and exam
inc their extensive assortment OF Dry LOCUS d"n
Groceries. FRANKLIN, HUNT d co.
In -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
ny FLETCHEK " TOLER.
TERMS.
u1he EuAschDMrg yfrgiMiNM''

U: nrire trcek az q per alnum, payable IN
Pfu"" %a uouer tciH be discontinued, (but at the
aa .Sr,ou ofe Etors until all arrearages paid
-, ,nYERTIS ENEN1'S miH be inserted ut
RI p,r square (or less, The first time, and 374
.a' ~ ,' for each continuance Those from distance
cents "aI for previously TO their insertion iess the
',,,,,nt be assumed by some responsible person IN
Lynchbnrg. ,,:,,.. ,a.., !. poyr nam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
~ y'F1Tsspv Wanted.

A Wan from % To IL years of age, OF good mora
n character, and who is well qualified to teach the
branches usually taught in this country, may hear OF
a situation, application TO Mr.. John Carey on
Lynchburg. Letters must be post paid
August n. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
9th CONGRESS-lst Session.
SPEECH OF MIR. LEIGH,
IN Senate, Jan. 10, on the abolition Of SiarerV
IN The District Of Ceipmbia.

II WAS, doubtless, Tie conviction that these mis-
ch'eVour designs were entertained, and sense Of
tho dangerous consequences that wond probably,
Il not uuaN oidablN, cn>uc from the accomplish
ment OF the immediate object which produced 50
general an opnen III the Senate, that II would be
lmpolitc, unwl>r, and unjust 10 abolish slavery
IN tins District But the same considerations,
Mr. l.. thought must lead 10 the conclusion
thai II was unconstitutional al>o contrary 10 the
spirit, II not 10 the lctlrr ul the Constitutions lie
had always supposed that, in giving power To call
out the militia 10 suppress Instructions, the Con
stituton made ii tie duty of TIN. Government 10
exert the power Tor the suppression OF Scrvlle i'll
/ recInS, in any of the States; and he asked,
whether it could possibly he maintained that Con
ercss could constutonally adopt any measure, of
which the manifest and acknowledged tendency, II
not III, certain elect, was to ineite those very
silcinSurrcctoas, which the Government was under
unconstitutional obligation to suppress! five could
not look for Limitation ON the powers vested III
a Governments, in the ohioation, imposed upon
il, where could such limitations be found AGAIN,
il was admitted, and bad always been admitted,
that Congress lad no power 10 abolish OF touch
slave pronerty IN any of the States But here
WAS a measure proposed to us for adoption, which
did not, indeed, directly abolish slavery in any of
the States. but which was. nevertheless the most
efficient measure that could possibly be devised,
IN brine about and in fact TO compcl general ali
clifton i'm fine laNr-holdino SntcS-a measure
which for that reason. the adv eeatcs of universal
aboli,inn most earnestly desired as the means of
accomplishing ihoir avovcd purpose Ard the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
pAJUTLN e.

yJENRY HOLMAN nea'ly.oppo ', TN, the 'I hrs
lin Hotel, il, at all tunes PftPi'eo WIZ ,,d
materials to paint Sign Nc al 'ii' 'oN'''
shortest notice. If
Jan. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
JUST RECEIVE I'd,

JUST EeEICEEVEss,
NOlAIR Caps,
NI MoHAIR Tippe,s,
Fluted Quilting,
10 peices Cord. Crcas.ianS.
Il pieces Double Width Mcrno Ccrcassians'
ladies' Fur Capes
ladies Fur Muhs.
Fur Tppcts.
Ladies' French Walking Shoes.
kid Slippers,
French Morocco Walking shoes,
Ladies Black Satin slippers.
49, DO White do do
With other useful aud pretty Goods, all OF winch
VIII be sold at the lowest prices.
HENRY BROWN in.
Bank Square.
Dec. |, Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08
AUCTIONAND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.

LOllN r. d. PAYNE, Anctioncer, and General
- Commission Merchant returns his sincere thanks
to generous public for the liberal patronage he has
received at their hands. He still continues the above
business, in all lis branches. his extensive Auction
House, opposite to the Banks, and hopes by unre-
mtilng attention to business, to merit continuation
OF the patronage of his friends and the community
generally.
lie has IN Store, and intends k'cp'ng constantly
on hand
st. Crolx Sugars, Laguyra and st. Domingo Cot
zee Gun Powder and Imperial Teas Loaf and Lump
sugars, New Orleans and West India MolasseS' IN
mnns and bbls. Sperm and Taow Candies, kusset,
Dlack and Sole Leather. Rasins Pepper, TAP and
u-eterfa Paper, Segars, Fancy Soap Gun Powder, Nc
Mc'' which he will sell at small advance. hcr-
fhahts IN Gown and country respectfully invited I"
give him call JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE,
d"cf'oncer and General Commission Mtrchnnf'
Bank Squou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

STOVES.
kNRANkLIN and Nine Plate Stoves.-Jus feceN-
ed aud for sale BY
ii. b. RICHARDS & co.
Oct 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-08

reach the ears Of the negro rnce II | thought
50, II ddnot believe tina, they have already reach
ed them, should not have repeated them in this
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-21
From the NewEngIand Spectator
HEATHEN TEMALES-JICEN
TIOTS N ECS


Such, IN general is the situation Of man
while destitute Of the gospel. But wish
TO dwell more particularly ON the coudi-
ton anil character Of tema1cS-tor On
them rcs's mcst heavily the awful denw-
citation Of God in the Gardcn-"Un;o tic
woman, he SAID. will greatly m"'t;ply
thy sorrow and thy conception: in sorrow
thou shall bring forth children; and thy
desire shall be to thy husband and be
shall rule over thee" This sentence Of
condemnation seems to be peculiar to the
female sex, and one which, so long as hu-
man nature remains unchanged, cannot be
fully repealed. But does it hence follow
that nothing is TO be done 10 mitigate ~
The mdI|Idual who would reason thus, IS
not worthy the name Of man. Who can
look at her 'ondltlon and remain unmov-
ca
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cnce to her father and mother. When
married. she submits TO her husband. In
ola age, she must be ruled by her chlI-
dren. She IS required to call her hus
band, my Iord-to keep her eye on him
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have IN good degree before them the
means Of improvement. And to these
circumstances are to be ascribed the ad
vances they are frequently seen to make
The churches Of New England are filled
with men Of native vigor of mind-men
whose sermons would, year after year, be
improving in depth Of thought and i'm
presslveness Of persuasion, if they had but
the means Of acquiring knowledge But
as it is, with the distractions which are
thrown in the teachers way, the progress
of the church is retarded.
3. The Remedy. Let minister's H.
brary be established in every society, to
be the property of the church, but for the
exclusi;H use Of the minister, to descend
from him to his successors. This library
should be composed ofbooks not for pop
ular reading, but to aid the minister i'll
his studies. Such books are expensive
The Theological student has access to
them in the Seminary, but cannot afford
to purchase them for himself The STU
dious minister needs the works of learned
commentators, Greek and Hebrew Lcxi-
cons Dictionaries of the Bible, the most
important systems Of divinity, the works
ofthe leading philosophers and statesmen
and poets of the world A few hundred
dollars expended by a church in this way
will be the means of blessing to the church
in all coming time. 1t can hardly be
conceived what a comfort and refresh
ment it is to a minister's mind to find H.
brary at his hand
There is hardly any way in which
each society in the land, could now spend
a few hundred dollars more probably, for
the cause Of Christ, than in establishing
such library lfa society is poor let il
st apart small sum each year fer tho
! purchase Of these literary tools for theil
pastor, ana they will soon see in the
strength and finish Of lis sermons, tina
the expenditure IS no: in vain. Wher
the minister dies or caves, the library