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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

VAN LEW SMITH have received BY the Ships TuIyn and
Grace from Livcpno large part OF their Fall supply Of Hard
Cutlery and Saddley making their perfect
August 21-Gt
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VIM. BnEEDEN.


" MI. JosEriI e. CornTSrY will II street,
for the purpose OF receiving oil debts due county
NJ. 5. VALENTINE
Snnua 15-S
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rEru THOMAS: L. TOLER, EsqSir: As iai.
4 Stale OF Virginia, and h.rc known
this State will please take notice. thu: ali on Thrsiny
Tho 10Th day of September hr:w"cn the hours o. 10 O'clock
A. NJ lock- =. NJ, NcdwUoi tn" Tavern Of Ac!i 3
Ilunir ,1 the county OF troinc and state q" ErcIa pro
@ 20 lax. III. opposition, Of rTTv lli john s. Glnon, nrd
'-. to hc evidence pending ~ the CIRCUIT
superior u Law and Crccry tor the county OF Hanover ana
arrii Charccry side Of the said court: wherein
we erc rrf, and and Others Gairnnni " ;"S's
the cpos,ion will be continued from day to day TIL competed"
Respectfully, ~ - -, $50,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

EIHOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
4 son L. Durant's best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, {walranted,) ut fair, moderate prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

subscribers have this day associated
" themselves unde the firm of Valentine DrerI"n for tho pur
oil carrying tho Dry Goods Business wholesale nnd retail
al the well known stand Street. for occupied by ~ D.
Valentine Their friends aud acquaintance and country,
are respectfully inlomcd that they will early in September next
large and general Ut American, British,
Scotch, Irish, FRENCH SWISS Crrman and India Goods, part of
which Of their importation from England Direct They
10 visit the Northern cities immediately 10 make secc-
fons for the approaching which shall he done with great
care md upon the best They pledge themselves 10 their
friends and customers exhibit superb and on
sonEblc Terms MANN :. VALENTINE,
WIN. BREEDEN,
White Buildings II Street, ShockT Hill.
Amrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

tsIlIE Subscribe, cnaclnp setting about the Isl September
il visit 0uiScon>n Territory Sn"u! any gentleman q"
sir. H. he will acm entry purchase OF lnlS for the snI
con lie he found III the Enquirer Office"
Aug Il 2S-tlS W ~. L. AL IhiF-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

rE'O CONFERENCE.-The SUBSCRIBER h": leave Inform his
friends and tho 5c generally that ha has commenced the Si
and Bruss Plating business, the OF Mr. John d. Suuat
Hardware Main Coachnaker and Others
fully requested give hima CALL he prepared orders
with dispatch. THUMPHoN I1 !.ER
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REV YORK lNFIRMAnY-For Diseases If the Skin.-1his
Institution the Of loTwny md Court
andt Hours attendance from l2 O'clock DULY
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VAN LEW & SMITH have received by the Ships Tally n and
Gncc from iyOrpnoI larse o'hc Fall supply OF Hard
ware, tu"ry and Sadde making their assortment very perfect
August 21-Gt
CALICO MILLS-CORN NEAL.
s a1vs m Corn or Tod and nave nf
AusIa ''"'' tss-i'j " r. J. CHENILLE :. co.
COTTON LANls-Thc American Land Company
kansas very moderate prices aud liberal credit Persons de-
sifous of purchasing apply tho nnd iIsIcnn, t.
by whom all necessary information will be furnished.
PETER C. RIvEs, agents.
NEW YORK INFIRMARY-FOr Diseases IF The ssis;.This
~ Institution opened the Of broadway nod Court
ian streets Hours of Attendance from tile except
attending PHYSICIANS:
John w. Schmidt Jr, NJ D., MntuFn POST NJ D., Charles y.
Consulting Physicians.
cc NJ d. AIcx H. stephens D., Cyrus Perkins, Nj. D. Tho
"J July i,'s"' W. L. L.
Rirunau LAID anil SnlO 4 Grsi lN for Sale Al quetion
B2Y virtue the Court ofFuvanna county,
will be exposed TO ss at pull; uuciion turann Court
Tract Of Land called tic B"rnek Land ys aud being in the
said the south sid" Of The Nra"'u River not ftT above
tho junction Of that river m the James and oIns III" lands OF
both ohc Messrs tutsconainimsby estimation
Aso will exposed safe public auction, on Friday the ah
day Of the month"; Anguish 1T The place called ana KNOWN By
the ohe Lni"n Mills, in the said the wcknowm
residence Of the late John T. aag4r dcceuscd The time OF
his DEATH situate the said RIvnnna river, above and below the
100 river bottom this Mp
land is Of good quality "nd %e ninpeA 10 state Of H. stss,
plantation being ALREADY much Improved under ,a ys'em and IN
nni. The Improvements consist OF commo!Ous brick
dwcIliu. house, and convenient ont houses, &r.
Also Saturday the eth da! Of the month"; AuSust at
the place called an known by the o. Bca;rra M ia The
county, the land which the said mill! & ,>t and
MILL situated continuing by estimation 100 acres Thr"rt
always been considered valuable for property IL cha
local advantages both respect, custom
The gcs mill and the mill from its being SURROUNDED with first
pine mhcr and also io It's being only three q" four mile" dis
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attending Physicians.
John W. schmdt Jr., NJ d. Mintun Post, NJ D., Charles ~
Porter, u. d.
Consulting Physicians.
Valentine Mott, ~ D., Joln C. CHEESEMAN'S NJ D. John W. Fran
cess NJ d. Alcx'r H. Stephens, NJ d. Cus Perkins, NJ D., Tho
Boyd, NJ. d.
July IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

CALICO MILtS-CORN NEAL.
EN have mad! grind Corn At Mi and have
laid in supply OF beautiful white Corn Those in want OF
Me al, are requested Ia give ; call.
Aug I2 [2s-ltl +. j. CIIEVtLLIE * co. .
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UfSFIES'EEG.
Iron. Tie Washington GlObs.)

To Ne EHfl0TS q Me t70Ec
GE>TLxNEs: The accompanying notes OF visit 10
Mr. Madison we've wr!en for preservation, rot ru5lca
ton But his death sgges.s not only the pTorTsty but,
perhaps the utility of giving to the public his opinions
many Subjects. And, being nncer that conTiciion.
know of nedinm for their extensive and sautary dis
seminaon, go"d as the GLOBE II wA;c!: hope you
may think ft 10 insert t!ens.
Annusl 6. lSA
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AND FOR SALE-I shall offer for SALE the first day Of
Fuvanna August Court OF land lying in the Of
Furanna where formerly resided containing 457 the
road leading Richmond Charlottesville with
about miles Of Columbu hall! mic from the Rrannn River,
and within mile of Giist and Saw MILL IL the
land sold that day, will be offered for ent.There
abont $50 cleared balance well tnbercd OF which
good tobacco land The improvements tUrruby
decM unnecessary minute description OF The land,
those wishing purchase will call aud examine for themselves,
before tic day Of sale.
The land will be shown wishing it, by Mr.
purchaser giving deed OF
DANIEL p. LEWIS.
Albcmac, August IL. 2S-3t*
II ILL be Sold chest bidder, cash, Orange
w house. the eI ay Of August ns hat being Court day
ELEVEN NEGROES, the property OF Miss Eliza uxy.
Augusta l2j-wtds ALBERT BONlEl, 7dar
q DMNSrRATORS' SALE.-On the 23d day Of the present
month, shall sell Paradise, cnrco, abuut
miles Of Richmond, public auction, suT'y
slaves horses stock kinds all the il.
said flr and sun articles OF household and kitchen
Immediately ner the sale of the personal BY the
the heirs Of the late Henry Watkins, deceased the
Farm c less, will be sold II public
auction desire the said heirs will be
premises, the 26Ih instan OF land with good
ncighho;hood Qurrtcr Branch aud the ud Of
Mcs,r<. FcndTl Griffin and William \. Robinson.
Tuesday, the 2Sth Instant, will be sud ri the Tavern Of
Spears, The erlcd, Of Land adjoining
the tract, containing 2lS acres, more or less
The title the above Of land npulblc and lien
either oi them.
will he liberal and made known he days Of sale.
JOHN WATKINS ugd
BENJAMIN w WATKINS,
administrators Of Henry HatkinS, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

WISH cnpoy M4ulsrr for the ensuing year to take charge
Cc:lOn Platann. Rc' Ii"rr state OF Araas to WORK
- hands single wouli b. pritGred ii temperate habits:
u,,r need Apply such should his services commence
fom the September next, the Isl OF October 20 rciorr
rcc at Inc irc Of receiving charge the hands removed
from yr-niaS50y will given for his services annually
BILE. hiiiAN W ~,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

Petition will be presented General Assembly of Viz
gniu by Mrs. SARAH HAWKINS. of tho county Of Mathews
md Virginia. for divorce from her husband, Wesley H.
xn be resident o this state: Sh" does
not lives Virginia. The for %ingio
obtain divorce will DC made known in her petition 10 tie General
Assembly.
- August 6 2J-3t
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Albcmarlc, August ID.

II Ill be sod the h bidder, fo cash, Orange COURT.
w house. 2I day August nst hat being Court day
ELEVEN NEGROES the property Of Miss Eliza 'uxry.
| I2j-wtts ALBERT BUNl.Ef, -9dmr.
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g(OTTON LANDS1hc American Land Company offers for sale
900 well selected coIion lands il tie Territory OF Al
kansas very moderate prices aud liberal credit Persons de-
sirous purchasing will apply tho undt rsSncG cnn a. T.
by whom all necessary information will be furnished
J. H. DAWSON, ! ,,.,
PETER G. RiVEs, ''s'
july s2-2m
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Negro who calls himself JOHN committed To the jad
IL of of Richmond the 18th day o. June lat;
md he belongs Mrs Tn~"y of Hanover ami that ic
hired George NJ Harding for the john abn
feet 10 inches high dark compcXIon and anea 10 he nbcs
IS 10 years OF Tho requested 10 come forward
rhaigc and take him or he vii! be dealt
with as the law directs W. b. STARK: DHpHiyJT
Wm. u. Wrrn, .JdaOr q t1e city y Rscamo"d.
Jul; 21-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

EfaUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRlSGS-Fire mi.# $. nth
If Harrcnton PdThc attention vi the public is nsnn called
these Springs Since the last season. large ioco has been
finished accommodations rruty enlarged und many other i'm
made Stages LAY from Alexandria, and TIL
weekly from md coninu" or to Orange Court house
Western Line. Travellers leaving
either place breakfast, will arrive 1t the Springs
Lnne
Various umuscn,cn provided. The band Of music
believed inferior indeed has been spared
render this the delightful watering places III tho cou
try.
The Proprietor hopes for Of the liberal patronage
heretofore received which he will PNcUon to deserve"
HANCOCK LEE.
The National Inrl .cnccr, the Globe, the Baltimore Amen
the Norfolk Herald will publish The above week m
three weeks, and send their to this Office.
JuIy 19-tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

NOTICE-s committed TO the Jail .: the county ct lnnovcr
the ln dry OF July last, negro boz named III LIZ the
property Bob Charles City Peter about years
oil inches high, hiss ius cf ms
Font teeth. and has his right lc."i on when com
Of bnc paninIoon and Mri"ilrs vest The
hereby nulh" /" forward proper
IT, piy charges him he will he dc Il! 9th the
lax directs, j. 3. JONES,
Deputy for fad. BOsf'es Sheriff aud jatr q 'f:norer
II 2:---.!t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19

TlCE-Cams ashore the beach. IL miles sonh OF Cpe
Henry Lii Box covered with marHc SiS,
obli;crLcd; containing 80 Canton Grape Shawl
The forward and property else 1t
will be dealt with according TO law.
JNU. CORNICk. ! C,rt's # FrrcsS for
JONA. llCNTER.i PrtnecSs .7mnc.
,ur 2J--S,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

pudent intrusive pant assigned BY the opposon Prints:
$ That the course Of the President was decided "
hin; on the information derived from Gen Scott ces,
patches to the Department. in cnnjuncon with General
Jesups letter, instantly, and 'cit0n' |h'"s Inc aase'
any one. c,.. 5 o,bo-
prints Of The same heterogeneous, dishonest Glass; WINE
they suppress all the explanatory circumstances gwen
by u.s. assume That the Editor Of the Globe bad "iher
letters from Cen Jrsup than that laid before the p"hie
and was schco!d him how 10 interfere in his concern
with tie President This nsinultion is rs UNJUST To
Gen Jesup as the course Of suppression by which they
have a.lrn tcL prejudice him before the public We
have had no letter, any sort o! communicating from
him, except that which awe given 1" he Pnhc; nor
haze we had any agency direct or Indirect IN 'he trans
ac,ion save that Of putting The letter into his hand 10
a.;,r;st Kim If the course which Gen. "sup had detet'
,.:insd 10 rurs,le and This at the General request.
GrxEs,L ScCrr.-It is reiterated IN the Opposition
newspapers That Cen Scott, his arrival at tle seal
o.; Goyrrni:eu could find having authority 10
attend t., lis business Certainly Gen. Scott ccnla ha We
riyrn no such information, he reported himself 10 hr
,,roprr authorities His demand for Court OF inquiry
was promptly acceded to- and every information re'i!
ed b. h;m was Immediately furnished. More than ill.,.
could not have been DONE il the President, Secretary CT
War and General in Chief, had all been here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
OUTRAGEOUS VIOLATION OF uls71cr

Bosrox, August 2-The Supreme Cour, Room was
Yesterday the scene of Of the most dsgracefu and
outrageous proceedings witnessed in any Court
1t arose from attempt made by the agent of John B.
Norris ESQ., Of Baltimore, TO reclaim two OF his
wuy slaves The circumstances are briefly these
Some time in June last, of these s,aves-Eliza
Small, we believe, aged about 30-feu in love with
free negro in Baltimore, who asked her in marriage Of
Mr. Morris Mr.. NJ told the girl that he had no objec-
ton her marrying but advised her to get better and
more likely looking fellow than the liz question
telling her the time that he would prefer that
she should not marry him. Thereupon the man per-
suaded boil, her and one other slave called Polly Ann
Bates Ito run away. The brig Chiekasaw, Capt. Henry
Eldredge to sail for this port the 10Th of July,
and in this vessel they determined to By some
means they obtained passage and sailed in the brig,
leaving The behind, TO reach Boston by other
mode Mr. Morris finding where they had gone, des.
patched Mr. Matthew Turner to Boston with power of
attorney to seize them Mr. Turner came on boarded
last found the two girls charged them with abscondng
whichthey readily acknowledged and gave the reasons
whyand requested the captain to deain them on board
till he could get warrant for lherreturn to Baltimore He
went on shore for that purpose and during his absence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
MOVEMENTS NEAR TEXAS.

We have been furnished for publication with copies q"
the following order ssucdby Gem Gaines, aud IF hsin
struc!inns to the officer commanding the t. S. tr"Ops
near Nacogdochcs LGi0SG
Ordcr,i HEAD OrAETEHs, WESTERN DEPARTMENT
NJ. :. Camp Sa!ruc, IIti July, 1876.
The present posture Of affairs in Texas indicates the
probability of Indian disturbances the western and
southwestern borders Of the United Siats in the
Of the summer and antumn. On This hypothesis mast
be prcGcacd all military movements on this fr"nter-
il is therefore directed that any service requiring
TO be cent on duty in the Wilderness which they may
I've a,scn, more than two days, and out Of supporting
distance not less than hundred infantry, one
hundred and fifty mounted men, he detached. The fate
Of Major Dadrs command in Florida illustrates the i'm!
porancc Of strict attention TO this order.
BY order of Major General Gaines:
(S!yn@t) GEO a. McCALL.
a. D. C.. and let n. Assistant Adj - General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

UsK, AuS. J..
SpEclE.-The Mexican dollars which left US last win
ter for Havana and other West India Islands, and whose
departure caused so much regret are now ockng back
to us in great numbers.
The State Bank of New York has been designated as
deposi,e bank, and $500 900 of the public money
terred to lis keeping
We believe that nearly or quite all The banks in the
city of New York have been offered participation in
to retain the money now here upon the plan of the de.
poslte law.-Journal Of .Commerce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
4. D. e., and .7ci'g Assistant .4djt- General
HEAu.QCARrEns, WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
Cnlnn Snh;nn lulu 10 l..iE

Camp Sabine, July 10, lc36.
Sr-Having received satisfactory information that
among the Indians who have recently committed drprc
danns upon the frontier inhabitants Of Texas, in Ro
hesnns Colony there some Of the tribes residing
within the limits OF the State Of Louisiana Arkansas
have deemed it proper in order to ascertain 10 what
extent these Indians have participated in these dcpcda-
lions, and. al the time, to restrain their hostile H.
cursinns into Texas 10 direct your attention TO the mat
ter for which purpose You will repair with the forces
under your command, the town Of Nacogdnches,
where you will for time, be occasionally stationed nm
Ill otherwise dircced and 10 which place have order
cd thousand four hundred ratons of -four with
the like quantity OF the small parts of the ration together
with eight thousand five hundred rnions of pork, with
authority for supply Of beef sufficient 10 complete the
whole supply 10 II 400 rations.
Yonr position at Nacogdoches must combine the
vcral advantages of strength hca, and comfort, and ii
must be fortified by small breast work. constructed OF
light materials, with blockousc two, at the Oppo-
site angles.
The primary object of the present occupancy Of that
post is enable carry into effect instructions Of
Tic President of the United States, embraced in the let
ter from the Department of War; dated 18th May, 1886,
OF which enclose herewith copy for your information
and government.
Should you find any Of the Indians, of side of the
supposed national boundary maniestng hostile spirit,
YOU will urge them to return 10 their villages ard be
peaceable. But should they, any other Indians, or
other armed forces, be found in warlke attitude or in
the of any decided hostility against the u. States
troops against any of the Inhabitants OF this frontier,
or Of the disputed territory to The South East Worth
of Nacogdoches, you will in that case employ the forces
Of your command to arrest or otherwise restrain them
fron such hostility, notifying the commanding officer
here Of their posion, probable nWmbtrS and conduct; 10
The end thai the forces at this place may promptly sup
port and cooperate with you, in their arrest punish
1ncnt. But you will not attack them without evidence
of their hostility, demonstrated by their conduct rather
than by their threats taking care TO conform strictly to
the precautionary prescribed in the instructions
herewith enclosed, well the general regulations Of
the War Department.
You will keep the commanding officer at This place,
ard at Fort Towson, informed OF every movement, and
every measure, connected with embraced in the d.
reciions and duties assigned 10 you.
am: very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
(Signed EDMUND p. GAINES,
Major Gen Commanding.
To the officer commanding the L. s. troops at near
Nacogdoches, near Texas
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S.sy,v1trE. July 2G.

NASHVILLE: July &c
THE PnrsrpEsr.-We learn on the authority OF gen
ienan who travelled part of the way out from Wishing
ton in Company with the President that he would ar
rive at Knoxville yesterday evening, on his way 10 '"s
Hermitage. o;Jo,ce IN
The Hon. FELIX GRUShr arrived al MS reS'ue'ee ="
this CITY on Sunday evening last H'0n:
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(Siggned)

To the officer commanding the L. S. troops at or
NacoGdoches, near Texas.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-03-03
VERMONT RAPH.

THE PROPERTY NOT BEING DIMINISHED
BUT EVEN RISING This is one of the
awful consequences of emanci pation.-
1t seems, therefore, that the West India
planters are retaining in their hands an
immense sum Of money, which does not
belong to them, even granting that slaves
are properly, because they are gamers by
the liberation Of their victims What,
then, as honest men, ought they to do
with it? Why, either to restore it to the
treasury of England, or distribute it among
those to whom it justly belongs-their
plundered laboreLS
We mean to give rich compensation
to southern shareholders, by emancipating
the slaves, viz. to substitute men for beasts
honesty for knavery, purity for lewdness
liberty for despotism, light for darkness
holiness for heathenism.
With strong affection and high regard
for you, my dear friend. as one of my ear
~ and faithful coad tutors, remain,
Yours, truly,
! WIN. LLOYD GARRISON.
Mr. OLIVER JOHNSON.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-03-03

"REPORT

"On the subject of complimentary titles
to ministers of the gospel, and others hold
ing important stations in the Christian
church, the Baptist General Tract Socir.
ty has heretofore adopted uniform ,oursr
of simplicity and moderation 1t has from
the first been the aim of that BODY to al
stain from all flattering titles and appeIla.
tons, and to confne its methods of address.
ing individuals to such courtesies ONLY =,
may find a warrant in the word of God
therefore,
"ResOlved, That in the future inter.
course Of the Board Of Managers Of the
Society with each other and with its
friends, as also in the correspondence and
publications carried on and sustained w.
der its sanction, the titles Rec., d. D., and
A. NJ, as applied to ministers of the gos.
pei, shall be discontinued; and all address
es and modes of individual designation
shall be so guarded and shaped as to be NJ
longer offensive to those who conside,
complimentary adjuncts to human name
as an infringement of Christian humility
WIN 7 BRANTLEY,
Chairman"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-03-03

cling not only youth but heads of families
four additions to the church, and health
full progress in the cause of religion gen
orally
H. Root, missionary at Dexter and Syl-
van, Michigan Territory, reports revi-
val of religion in the latter place. and a
large accession to the church, among
whom are several heads of families, and
men of influence.
J. w. Eastman reports two added to
the church in Rocky Spring, and ten to
the church in New Market, Ohio, and
thirty-four added to temperance society
of fifty, in the latter place. Several 9th
ers are indulging hopes.
A. NJ. Reynolds, missionary at Conk-
lin, N Y, reports sixteen added to the
church under his ministry, since the first
of May last We regret to learn that this
worthy brother is obliged to suspend his
labors for the present, on account of i'll
health.
A. Blanchard, Strickersvi!le, Genesee
CO., N. Y. reports twenty added to the
church there within the past year, COM
modious house of worship erected, and re-
Hgion on the whole prosperous.
Ovid Miner, Peru Village, Clinton CO.
N. Y under date of Jan. | 1, reports 6f
| teen or twenty hopeful conversions there
as the results ola late protracted meeting
eight Of the number have already unite(
with the church under his care.
Courtney Smith, Bolton, n. Y. Dec
rs, 1885, reports an interesting state 0
> religious feeling in his congregation
, One young man was exhibiting satisfacto
I ry evidence ola saving change, and sew
: eral others were awakened. He earnest
ly solicits the prayers Of Christians OIL
e their behalf
. J. Foster, Sand Lake, Rensselaer, CO
n. Y, reports house Of worship erecte1
q and dedicated and encouraging advance
. made in the cause OF religion. A mum
- Der Of Catholic families have been induces
n to send their children to the Sabbatl
y School, and TO attend Protestant worship
It HARRINGTON CoNN.-The Lord j.
a rnagnitying his name among his people
e and to him be all the glory. The worl
Il is almost exclusively among our youth
h More particulars may be furnished here
= afer-N. Y. EUdn.