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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
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penbungen pioerIe9te, anoere beitdtt9te, II.
Td1 bann nod meiter ilber ben 3tped bes
8eiete6, tpel6e6 oo6 SnperIntenoenten>
sImt eridafft an6lleB.
Soerr Starfmeatber bemertte aI5ban,, tpte
idpieris 9eieeIide Sercronun9en ilbcrSdn>
len abSnfaBen 1eYerl uno CAB slt oaB> tpie
oerr 9etpts 9efast babe e6 r0tbi9 mare, bon
ot(en Gteilen oe6Staats 9Iusfunft itber bic
fen puntt, fir oen 9ebranh Der GefbOe>
ban9, 5u ianrmeIn.
Muf sluratben bes Srn. StarFweatber
|nahm Serr Sprttpea feine SIbdnoerun9 sus
riid, uto bic suerf an9eflibrten SefhluBe
tpurben nit 33 Sa'6 9e9su 27 0tein's an9cs
|npmme1t.
Syerr Wlysrs tru9 oann barauf ait, bae
aud, Orn. Sorttpel15 Nbdnoernu9 ais eil1
SeIhIuB Der @erlammlung an9encmmel1
',peroe> tpeId)er 9Intrag audi nit nur einer
Sttmme oagegen an9encmmen tpuroe.
6. M. SO biting Secret1r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

Gem 9aecenent dr9ert es, odB ein SER
ausgeber elmer 1p9euannten en9llbeH Seb
tun9 ben 8erban0Iungen bet9etppbut baben
ioa. QGeIden Setpet6 bat er aber, oaB oie1
fer SHerr, ben bic QSbi96, feine Tetnoer be-
lfdnot9 ltno auf8 9iieoertrad)tt9fte Uerfct9eu,
bles aus ppliti1her 9lbGbt that ? SIM gors
bei9ebelt marc Sor. Dunbar bon cinem 1et,ter
Sreunoe beretn9erufen, uno nur aIf bic
mer, tpelde6 er III etnt9en Minuteu pieoer
|oerlieB. Den 8erbanoluusen ,Dobute er dber
gar ntdt beD.
Ser 9tecenient Der iIa eiu 9roBes, beu'
|iebenoes @ente etnbtloPn mug, uno bic
GeutIhen ais oumme uno unwiBenoe &ncdr
te erffdrt, Die IId All Der 9ta1e berum fiibren
uno einen Dds fir cine Cub oormalen laT
Sen fa6te ceu eolen GntIhluB, ibueu, pie
|er bemerft, Die 9Iu9en ;u G6nen ltno lie ans
|9id)t Su fifbre1t. SIM 9tamen Der Sentld,t,t
|oanfc td1 tbn1 fir feline pbilantbrpptIhe 9b,
ltd)t alleln Der Donf >p!troe Diel berSlider
'9epeten 1eDn, ,penu ntdt 70 oicle 0eudeleD
uno Salftbett aus fctnen glatten Wprtett
berpprbltdten. Otan tpiroe tbm Uielleit,t
ettnas @lauben beimeBeh bitte er nur eine
etn5i9e Wabrbett 1T fetner 9ansen 9ieeeniI>
OF 9ela9t.
Gnolidb be;eidnet oer 91ecenient ben Gtei[
Der Serbanolun9en> Der Die WaBre9eln Der
2lrmtnltratton beriihrt, "oIS cine elenbe
frtedenoe SpeiAeuedereN" uno btes, weif
ots Standardization, tpie ey bemerft, "bem
Seuti1en frey atbn1en IdBt, teuIelbcn aber,
penn Ct flh niht felblt biilfe, perbunoert
laBen tpurbe." Man earf olc bon fetnem
gortbetlen ipreden, toenu man nid,t ben
Wea9en 9efpidt befpmmt! Das 1T ia qdufe,
mdbt9. Wabrli6> Elm @pifltr6er un6 Weann
BON Wea9en mHB bic fer 9eceuIeut ]eDu.-
9Iein, tDeIder Iieblitbe 9tusorudt : eleuoe
erie Aenoe SpethelledereY!-
Sbne 3'petfel Berfhta1tg Der 91ecen1ent eit
men Beder Shien9alle 5ur 8orbereituns
iener 9rtntmt9en 9aecenfIplt. 8eD oem Nus<
bruce "SpeideltedereD'' ftdrft ll1 aaeine tps
rt9e Nernutbun9, oaB ber Hecenleut eit
9 DIN et Der rno fol9lid) bonn 3ieaeuffams
me leyn ntaB, oa e6 tpeItbefannt 1T, baB Die
@elsbSfe Aues, iogar audi Speidel, nit
9roBem 9lppetlt aufIecfen. Das @leihuis
NIT Dem Sllno6oG fam nob[ aud, aus ber
3te9eniprade entlebnt leDn. M0ee oem sHes
cenIent 8otIeau'6 Hatb fiinftie ale Qeitfaben
o1enen; Lecifes ne troupe plus en- serpent !
@tner Der mttteie.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

Sal d. e q Dte n.-@ine faIide 2Sha>
ler 0tote auf Die Gantcner Sanf ,puroe Iebs
te Mode in MaBillcu paBirt. Sic trd9t
bic ueberldrift: "Sarmers Sanf" cie
QEcrte " of Canton" fuo aber ous9elaBen.
sic 1T batirt Canton, SOP. g. 1885, unb
bat SiemIih CUTE Nahatmun9en Der llnter'
ld)riften bon Sobn Narris, 9rdfoent uno
Wm 0c9el Rneirsr. Sben tn Der N}itte
it Die 9lbbilcAu9 zines Dampfbootes. Ser.
mlthIid fie9eu nrd) mebr folder @S9eI be>
RUM; barum tpabrt Gud)!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

Q8oblenin 92euzOort.-Sb9leid
rpti, feline gans polIFdnei9e 8erthte l1ber
Die 9Eabten tm Staat 0teu>yorf ein9elau,
ftn Gub, fo erbeut bed 5ur genilse, boB ee
reu Bbiss> 0ott peis ourh paS fir slri>
nefraten>Streide, 9eh1n9en it, ras GrlI
mcideS iumer bemcfratiib if, in"tcihtptn>
beln, uno ld) cine bebeutenbe Mebrbeit in
llntcrbauls Der @eles9ebun9 jenes Staate6
Al serIhaffen: Dos freut nun bic gbi96
in Der sanSen lnipn ilber Die MaaBen. Sic
fipern umber pie jun9e Niuoer, fteuen SUI
belfeite, SreBereDen uno SaufereYeu al,
unb uerfhieBen sause Gcnaen puIper, nell
DIES piel beser an9euenoet feyn tvlrbe, tpeun
Ge ramit lire ariltpfratilden Grunb fdss in
tie euft su iprensen periudten. Sim lesten
Nlittwob feYerten bic Dbi9s oielss eauns
ties cen Sies ibrer @jrunofdse I'm Staat
Geusyerf gu MaBiacn; bod ihten Der
0immel ibr 8eit niht NIT eiintt9en 2lu9en
ansubliden : bean es itilrmte ben 9an;en
Gag itber, unb resnete> uno fhneyete> baB
rl,dn telttett Souno batte sur tparn.en StHbe
binalsjaeen m69en.
Aufridtis sefa9t> es tpnnbert uus, baB
bieIer Sie9 bic Bbiss nidt total perridt
eeaaadt bat. llnb tpenn man eiumaI ale
llmltdnbe eieler Wablen eerau erfabren
bat, fo m6dte es fh oieueidt answeilen,
baB fIe feline 70 9roBe llrfad 3i ilbsrsroeer
Trenbe baben weroen. Sc bat flb fhon
oft ereisnet, bae fe srt ncrihneH sefrdbt-
uno leidt fOnate es ftd trefen> baB audi
bteemat tod Elm binfenoer 8cte naAfolsen
ta6dte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

Gcnoentton n.--QSir madeu unlere
bemotratiThen Treunbe i'm @auutY nchmats
auf ben 9Iufruf Su elmer GauntDs9eriamms
lung oltfmerfian, bic am ndditen Dienta9
ben %. 0ief6 in rieier Stact 9ebaIten tper'
ccn feu, QGir bofen> oaB oieIer Gcriamms
luu9 sablretd bsp9emphnt tperoen ,ptro--
peri9itens iollter teY jcti9er 3eitI 100 Die
QSbi9s uno strifcfratcu Gin 70 crosses Oe>
ftreD erbeten, bic Dcmotraten fiji niht
oabinten fiuben laEeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
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cohne Sorau6besablun9 auf cine SausmIuua
Hod't 1ntreBanter> gum 9rSBten Sbeii nod
urbetannter 9lnecopten uno Gbarofter,iioe
aug Dem Heben TapOIepn's, 9e1ammelt
ur1o aHf9efeut orn
a. R1tll atan,
egemot'9er Aide de Camp uno Sroonnouas
SFTSler tn1 0ouptquartter oes &oni9s oon
SteapeL Sitter Der @brenIe9ipn &c.
Durd) clnen gitnifi9en 3ufau lernteu mir
oen Nerrn VerfaBer pbeu be5eid)neten @ertS
ten'1el1, uno bepo9en i'm su elmer 0eraus9os
De Der bon tbm felblt erlebteu uno aefants
melten sbarafterSa5e uuo 9tnecboten 9eas
|poleon's. - Sn europa oeranfaltete er be-
1reets etne Ceutihe uno Srans0GIde 9usaobe,
une IN etnem 3ettraume bon II Sabren
mnroen 10000 gren,ylare in 3 9lnfiaae,,
per9rlFenl ,pas tpotl Der bette 8e,peis hires
F9Sertbes few m69te.
Ser $,err 8erfaBer iff burd, fetne Gtet,
lung 1T Der 9lrmee> uno oa er friiber ffets ;u.
oer letdten Neiterey bteute, faff tdolid in ber.
unl9ebult9 VarOleDn's 9epelen, bat beBea
s9luf nno lln9litcf treult6 9etbelt, uub er
belt oaeurh bic bette @eIeoenbeit biefes uerfs
lplre19eN Weonnes @barafter fenneu uno
ld9asen ;u lernen, tper saber oiefes Berfdem
autn1erftam leBt, &p;re e:elen 9tufId)luB uber
o'e Gl9enid)aften atno Gtauss,peiie Siapss
leon's erhalten, uuo ei,teu Wannod)teu lers
nent Den Der Vihtrtnterridtete pftmaten oaus
talld) belErthetlte, oaber audi nctbwenoia ners
fenner ,nu6te. 9tuS ben BARN eutbaifeneu
Sorfduen faun man ibn III atlen 9ebenspes
tlooen uno Terbdltneeu betradten, er ifett
bier al5 @at.e> Gchn> Meu1d) urs Raifr
ger hoer Gurora 9ebetet mani tpirb III ita
ltefe esnen 9roBen Wann ftnben, lno ibus
ls'ue ;Sewunoerun9 niht peyfn9en fonuen.
slte 9lnecooten Deld)e in benz gBerfdeu
oertom'1tel1 fnb aus Dem Qebeu jenes grceen
'Wannes 9e9rlfen, ate fuo fte treu unb cbne
SNn1l'd> nnr Die ftren9fte Wabrbeit ents
0altello, erddtlt, l11o berbiencu nm 70 n,ehr
eue Seodtun9, oa fIenrtb.pentig sur 0es'
ltb'fete e1nes Neannes 9eboren, ben bic fpate
Jtatbrpeltnch nit Se,punoerana ueileu r,irb.
Auber oen @vrfsllen auf glba, ber Sccus
patlrr Uranfreo16 uub benz &tiege 1915
entbdlt oas QGerf. 1O4 Strecoctcu ,nb Sbas
rdtter5u3e 5ilr Seribonerun9 oes @ausen.
mas II 3 Soeftcn erIhetnt, aeben mir le5eua
Nette orn tirca 8 8r9en Sttan< elm Iitels
tupfer bep, unb Iiefera e5 mitlltbpsrapbirs
ten llmiblae.
nie 9lbIisferuus tes Bertes oefd,iebt ia
'no% l'et'ter Stiirse fcQte tnbeBen eie auFa9e
I!d,t 5urebben, 70 ,perbeu tpir cine foieeube
E!eferu'lg ous9eten, ba,nit bic oerebrlid,en
Subfcrltcntcn burhau5 l,iht lnn9e tuarteu
mlBen. Gds @arse foltet $14, alIp bas Deft
so Gent6> uuo miro erit beyn, @mpfana bes
3ohIt. 9tiidtritt BON ben Cub fcribs,iten faun
n'tbt ftottfatbslr> inbem aud) mir unTere gcrs
prclnpt crfilQen tperben.
Srbustrte @omptoir.
gteuWcrf, Sctober, 1887.
rF Subierbenten lperben III tie{er Drufs
fercy augeuouNteu,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

ipar es p5Ois auGer gefabr. Die Sreuee
ilbcr bic slhdlthe gnbIhaft bes 70 ernitlth
te9pnneucnGrauerlpieIes, mar in Der 9onien
llm9e9eno alIsemein ; nuo F@er fir ben
burd un9lifItde umitdnoe it geroadt 9e'
faQenen, un1huIbteeu gater, uno fctn oer>
ipunoetes GbrgefitbL Cnebit cemt 5ufr'eoen
9eRaeten Scr5en Der nun 9!iii6lieben Deuts
fer) am 9r0eten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

General Spbn & bonn 1cH, eon
@clumbiaua @auutn oer eou @tntgen ols
@anoioat fir bic ndhlte @cupern0r5s9 s98abl
lit Die fem Staot pcr9eihta9en spar, bat bic
ibm su9ebadte Gbre 6fentIih ab9elebnt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

@abI 1T 9trfan s.--Der 9Ihtb.
6eyr 9)eG it tpieoerum nit elmer oemcfras
tilhen Mebrbeit BON stpiihen 1000 BIG
1900 Stimmen in BEN @on9reB 9etpablt
mprben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

Wabt tn Mtd i9an.-Die Demos
sraten bes Staates @idtsan baben nidt
'aasr ibren bemefratifhen @cuoern0r CSerrn
Malon) erspdblt, foncern audi cine bemcs
tsatifde Mebrtett in i1rer Geleesebune
astponneu,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

Die oemcfratiihen 01tpublifaner bon Stnrf
Gauutp meroen auf9cforoert, fld AM 0len@
ffao, beu 28ften initebenoen Ncocn1ber9,
(Gcurt>Wohe) I'm uhr 9iadmltt09S> III
Ter Gtactbaue oer Stah eortOn au oers
fammcln, I'm Dele9aten su ernennelt, I'm
ticle5 GountD III eiuer Staats ecnoentton
Alt rcprilentiren, Die am Sten Sannar 1888
III ter GitD @pIuntuS qehalten iper0cn loll
uub TIN irtd)e auoere WaoBre9ctn in erlp1@
guns st uebn,en, ais nbtb'9 9ehalten nere
ben lnc9en, ba5 bette Sntrese Der Parthe9
su Gsf0roert.
0nuieI GpttEdau
Samuel Sdrans
s1rnrlo Qpnd, e.,t~,1<
SS>obn Sc. Gjreen'reco ) eonm;ttes n,iHe
Yct Gjepbpeeo '''>>'
pcter Gauf,nann }
9lceember n. 1887. 2m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

Gourt.-Die @ourt Don Common plea6
fir risles @auntD ninmt am nad(ten Wouz
taQj ten 27lIeu DieIe6, ibrer slnfau9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

3ufammen
7,IG8 pferce, tpertF 9287i i920
1895 Stitd 0linoo:eb>
ocjtt,det at Sill $3.50
Gapitol Der SaufGeute 249> >497
80 I}er9nil9un96sSabr>
Seu]c, 9elhdst tu $3.50
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

oentbum6 653,767
C,rIlmmtperth ltegenoer --
uup psrI0nIthen Gi9entbumS 1885, OF
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

Gtntifif Don 5tarf SauntD.--
Tdgcnbe6 1T sit sIbriB oes 9eiammten tar
bareH 0ermO9eu5 III bicicm @anHtD, ipie
pageItc IN cen Guplifaten fir 1887 an9c9e'
Zen III r,duIid:
Gej jAmmtSa Der slder eaub 394,795 $3.50
@eid,ibter Wertb Der 2dnbereyen, Sduler>
15attoreDeu &C $1,577, ,617
G.. StaotQctten 356,693
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-07

nature is something created, and is not the
cause ofsin, vet will sin and sin only, d that
continually. To avoid the difficulty, he says
God could not prevent sin. And what ad-
vantage hashe gained in the chosen thing
over Cavinism He admits that under
Gods moral government, men have such q
nature in fact, that they certainly will SIN,
and only sin and that continually, till con-
vcrtcd.
rs TO Gods power to prevent SIN, we
suppose the angels that left not their first
estate, and spirits of just men made perfect
believe in an everlasting holiness through
the power and the goodness of God.
Whether "Ncw- Schoolsm" is Taylor
ism or like it? DR.. Beechcr says in his
letter to DR.. Porter, 81 love brother IayIor
and New Haven" In his trial (oage 79)
DR.. Beccher is reported to say Of MIR. tIn-
ney's preaching in Boston, at will be long
before hear again so much truth, with as
| little TO object to in the manner of Its exit
hilton. in the same space of time. lie
preached no heresy in my hearing" The
notions of sin as connected with stability
ofthc Ncw-School SAVIOR Of this philosophy
Their explanation oforiginal SIN, and tota
dcpravitv thus SAYS DR.. Beecher, Trial
page 63, 81 believe they inherit this, "a de-
praved nature) not as actual personal sim
ncrs; that it comes upon them not as pun,
istmcnt of their present sin, int as pohtt
cal eril arouM come upon the people OF The
Tinted States from the evil conduct of thcl
chief efmagistratc," &c.
OBSERVER.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-07
LIVING UNTO CHRIST.

To put Oh the name of Christ, and not
walk in the ways of Christ, what is it but to
prevaricatc with God
1t is not the outward profession of Christi
anity, but the inward power OF 1t, that avaIls
with God
lie that has tasted the bitterness Of SIN,
will fear 10 commit it and he that has felt
the sreetness of mercN will fear to offend
against it.
The guilt Of one sin is greater misery
to the follower of Christ, than the burden OF
thousand crosses.
Repentance is the greatest honor next to
innocence.
He who seldom thinks Of Christ, is no.
likely to initiate his holy example the way
TO hit mark is to keep the eye steadily fix
ed upon it.
The loadstone drapS all the iron and steel
that comes near TO it, and then communi-
Gates of its Own virtue to that which lit draws.
And if by grace we come near to Christ,
he will not only draoD us to himself, but CON-
municate to US of his divine properties and
attributes.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-07
New Goods.

ENflE subscriber is now receiving direct from
IL New ork. general assortment of Goods,
amongst which are super Whitney, duffil, rose,
and striped Blankets, Negro Cloth, Sattinet, Me-
rinos, and domestics, Shoes, Hardware, &c.
Also, best st. Croix Sugar, old Java Coffee,
No. l Mackerel in half bbls., Buckwheat flour,
Goshen butter choice article, beef tongues
smoked, beet, crackers, cheese in boxes, also n.
C. old bacon with choice selection Of Wines
and other spirits.
Being desirous to set apart the year of 1887 to
close up his books and view the ground upon
which he stands he is compelled to say to his
customers that many of his accounts will be dis.
continued after the first Of January, and he
earnestly calls upon those indebted by note or
account to make arrangements to settle without
delay His stock of goods will be offered at re-
duced prices for cash or country produce.
| Cotton received and shipped as heretofore,
and advances made if required.
! BROWN BRYAN.
! Dec 26, 1886
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-07

FHNHE subscribers have purchased of Mr.. A.
IL p. LaCoste mis- stock of Goods and now
offer them TO their friends and the public, on as
low terms as articles of the same description and
quality can be bought in this town. The stock
consists in part of the following articles:
20 IIhds. Porto Rico and St. Croix Sugar.
50 Bags Cuba and Rio Coffee.
p Pieces Hemp Baggng.
% Coils Rope.
13 Casks Cheese.
25 Bbls. White Wheat Canal Flour.
40 Kegs White Lead.
8 Bbls. Linsecd Oil.
3 Bbls. Tanners Oil.
l do. Sperm OIL
| do. Spirits Turpcntinc.
8 Tons Iron, assorted.
so Plough Moulds.
3 Firkins Butter.
25 Grind Stones.
6 Mill Cranks.
20 Bbls. No. 9 NIackcrel
20 Half do. No. do.
400 Lbs. Cotton Yarn, from No. ) to II.
Together with an assortment Of Dry Goods,
Hardware, Shoes, Hats, Saddlery, Northern
Wooden Ware, Jugs, Jars, &c. &c.
w. & Il. BAILEY g. co.
JAM 10Th. Stf
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-07

All mankind therefore being undonc,
Christ came TO seek and 20 save that which
was lost. And the Scripture informs us OF
the way in which he "rcdcemcd the pur-
chased possession
1st, BY having the sins of lis people M
putcd to him: thus "The Lord laid on him
the inquiry OF us all, Isah. 53. 6, ''who his
own self bare our sins in his own body on
the tree" Pet. g: "a, and as this atones
for sin, and "Jlois that ou." so the believer
! bcliereS in Il, relies upon it as a full salts
faction for his debt to the law. But for his
hopes of 'Iic and immortalty," he hath
no;hng 20 look to but the perfect obedience
and Righteousness Of Christ Jesus, which Is
imputed to him. Thus "God was IN ChrlSt
reconcilinc the world unto himself, not m
uutine their trcspasscs unto hcm,2 Cor.
$40. Given us David also descrlbeih the
blcsscdncss the man unto whom God tm-
puiefh Righteousness without works. lie
without his oun works, Rom. 4: =. "le
hath made him who knew no SIN, to be SIN
for us: that we might be made the righteous
ness ofGodi in him." 2 Cor. 5: 2l. "He
of God is made unto u.s. righteousness" l
Cor. l: 30.
! This state ola sinner wherein God lays
no sin 10 his charge is caleda state of JUS
tiGcation, which is 1dp term, and signifies
dcclaringa person righteous. 1t supposes
the arraicnmcnt Of the criminal before God
at the bar Of conscience. The case is
tried. the courictcd sinner dd@its all, comics.
scs himself wholly and only ungodIT sets
up no defence ofworks done, or to be done.
| "ilE is come who convinces ofsin, ofrght.
eousncss and of Judgment" John l6: 8.
Thou ar, JUST" says the sinner, Sin .1udgg-
ing, end clearn conacmnirg, PSALMS 81: 4.
But Lord thou hast put good plea to the
Jurisdiction and IN bur Of tho taw; am
"not under this law" as a.covenant of works
"but under grace" Rom. 6: 10: and trust
in the atonemcnt and righteousness ofChrs'
on!v. plead these, as the unspcakabl'
"o;ifs" ot God TO and for "sinnerS;" in tlGl
character, | feel | have a boldness to claim
the benefit of This plea. and to trust in my Sa;
viour. Now God admits this plea, Sno
"who is he that cordemneth?" when Goa
msGGcs. Rom. 6: 81. The sinner beng
thus justified by faith in him, "has peace
with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. .
As the human nature broke the lar, DISC.
beyed and sinned in Adam, and therefore
original sin is imputed to every one of his
natural posterity, so in the man Christ
the human nature obeyed, kept the law, and
perfectly righteous, ard holy legally. Sc
also is his righteousness imputed TO his
seed, i. c. to all who trust in his atonemen'
for satisfaction to Divine Justice, and 10 his
righteousness for eternal life. Rom. 5: II:
"Forifby one mans offence death relgned
by one. much more they which receive
abundance of grace and Of the gift O
righteousness shall reign in LIFE By one
Jesus Christi" also, 10Th verse, "For as by
one name diso6edience many were made
sinners, so by the obedience Of one many
shall be made righteous"
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Tax Notice.
VvHE subscriber will attend as follows to tai

THyHE subscriber will attend as follows to take
IL returns, and receive the Taxes for Chester
field District. for 1886, viz
At Mt. Croghan, OH Monday, Sd April next.
At Blakency's Old Store, on Tuesday, 9TH
April next.
At Michael Aliller's, on Wednesday, 5th April
next
At John Middleton's, on Thursday, 9th April
next.
At Spears Mills, on Friday, 7th April next.
At Stccrpen Springs, on Saturday, Sth April
next.
At Chesterfield Court House, on Monday, 10th
April next.
At Chcraw. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday llth, 18th, 18th, lith
and 18th Of April next.
The Collector will attend at his office, at Chcs-
tcrfeld G. H., during Court week in March next:
All returns must be made by the first day OF
May next, or double tax will be imposed.
The Oath will be required in every instance
as the law directs.
J.. H. ALsOBROOK. T, e. c. d.
r.h ttt l~33r- lH:lH
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From The s. G. Herald.

JOSEPH HARvEY's REVIEW OF DIR. TAYLOR
SERMON "coSc1o AID cLERrM." HART.
FORD, 1899.
Mr.. EDITOR AS We hear good deal
of late of "New-Dvinity," "New-Schoof
and "7aylorism," was pleased lately to
come across pamphlet with the above
tile. Supposing that if | could find out
what "Tayorsm'' was, should be able 10
form an opinion for myself how far the
"New.School" in our church was like it or
Identical, whether in truth it was idem, or
oaly similter | shall cndcavor to give
YOU condensed and faithful view Of the
namphlct. Those who wish a moro full
knowledge of the subject Irefer to the thing
itself.
The following arc Taylor's three .funda-
mental principles.
|. That mankind are entirely depravcd
by their own free act and choice, and that
there is no sin but what consists in such
act.
,. That human nature is no: itself sin.
I&l, but is only tic occasion Or reason OF
SHINING.
3. That sin is on the whole an evil,
which God did not choose to permit, but
which H. could not preren: and that as
things arc, the bcncvolercc Of God is man.
ifcs;ed in securing all the good lie possibly
car.
Note. This view OF sin really denies
original sin, and rejects "want Of CONFORM
ity to Gods law" as sin. and includes no.
thing but actual transgreSsiou.
DR.. Taylor cites in support of his posi-
tons, Calvin, the Westminster Div:ncs,
DR.. Bcllamy, Dr.. Edwards and finally St.
Paul.
All these authorizes however, when cx-
amincd, go 10 this point only, that God IS
not the efficient cause and author OF SIN IN
men, and the igfcrcuce is DR.. Taylor's,
that therefore sin consists in the act Of the
sinner, and in that only. Taylor's last
witness is "common sense" and on "this
pirot'' turns, he says, the whole matter.
DR.. Harvey proceeds to show IN the
following manner that Sin does not consist
in mans voluntary act only.
Then, that it is contrary TO the testimony
Of Tavlor's last witness, and contrary to
the scriptures.
/. That moral dcpravi:v consists in
mans own act is irrational and unphilo-
sophcaI; it alleges an efFcctwthouta cause,
and this is the tendency Of Taylor's reas-
oaiug.
l. Nature, he says, is moi the cause, but
the occasion.
2. God is not the cause for He (says
Tavlor) "can make nothing else sin,
but the sinners own act" and so man
must act before there is any sin, and that
act is itself the sin; and not the cause Of
it.
1t may be asked wha: is the cause Of
sin? preference is the answer, an evil
choice; but this is the SIN itself IN act.
Is an acl the cause Of itself? Is the ident.
cal thing a cause and IN effect Dr.Tay'or
o-In,f.e n .osrns tfn- Nrr'nccn:"7:c man SIS
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HOWdddy's s Hotel.
IMMEDIATELY opposite the Ra

II IMMEDIATELY opposite the Rail Road
IL warehouse, is now open for the reception of
Travellers. The house is large and has been
fitted up for Hotel, and being Immediately at
the point on High Street whence the cars ar
rive and depart daily, makes it so convenient to
travellers on the Rail Road and by Steam Boats,
that more is unnecessary to be said. The pro-
prietor pledges himself TO render every accom-
mediation to those that MAY call at his Hotel.
JAMES HOLLADAY.
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. 3.
~ To De inserted in the Norfolk Beacon and
Baltimore American three times week for one
month, and in the Raleigh Standard, Edenton
Gazette and Cheraw Gazette, for three months,
and send their bills to this Office for payment.