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TEL.
NoTrcE.-The next meeting Of the Onion
River Ministerial Conference will be held
at brother J. Ide's, in Hinesburgh, on the
5 second Wednesday in December next, at
r 10 o'clock, A. M. ID
On the rules laid down in Matt.
: xviii. IS: Br. Angler.
/, On the No. 7, as used in scrip
ture, Br. Walden.
On attributes and influences of
the Devil, Br. Huntlev.
On the forbidden fruit, Br. lde
! On the guard that kept the way
c of the tree Of life, b. Stone.
o Is the literal meaning of the
scriptures their only meaning7
e Br. Beeman.
# Was the inspiration of the Bible
verbal? Br. Guilford.
ExEGEsEs.
a Matt. xiv. "a: This generation
&C., b. Stone.
Cor. XIV. 90: Br. Walden.
= Isaiah VII 6, 7: live coal &C., Br. Angler.
Il COL l. IS: Christ the first born
&C., Br. Huntley.
e Matt. xi. IL: last clause, Br. Guilford.
AARON Angler, Clerk.
: Received for the Vt. Lit. s. Sci. 1nsti-
j. tuition of Michael C. Stone, $500; Isaac
: Y. Newton, 3,37; Charles Dean 500.
- Widow Hayford, by the dying request
of her husband, late Rev J. P. Hayford,
: Robinson's Greek and English Lexicon,
Hebrew and English Lexicon Of the Old
;. Testament, Lectures on the Sacred Poetry
of the Hebrews, Institutes Of Biblical
Criticism, by G. Gerard, Hebrew Gram
l. mar, Greek Grammar and Biblia Hebria
l. Michaelis. q
This valuable acquisition to the library
# is thankfully received. Are there not
other friends Of the Institution who have
books that are of little or no service to
), them, that would contribute much to the
cause of education, disposed of as the
above2 GEO. palmer, Agent.
u ANT1-SLAvERY MEETING.
d The Brandon Slavery Society will
J. hold an I'D journed meeting at the North
y school-house in the village, on Monday
evening the 18th of December, at which
j. time the following questions are to be dis
j. cussed:
Would il be morally right for Congress to A.
bol,sh slavery in the District Of Columbia, with
la out granting to the owners Of slaves some Pc
of cuniary compensation: Fs@z.y - kty#s
VI is it morally right to violate the laws Of the