Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-09-19

ORDAINED, at North Springfield, (V)
to the work Of Oh evangelist, brother GeoKGE
c. CHANDLER, a graduate Of Newton Theo-
logical Institution. Services as follows:
|. Reading Of Scriptures, by William M.
Guilford.
2. Singing aye servants of God, &c.
3. Prayer, by brother Willmarth
4. Snging-"How beauteous are their
feet" &c.
$. Sermon. by j. NJ. Willmarth- Rom.
x. 15,-" Qualifications Of the Gospel Min
ister"
g. Ordaining Prayer, by R. M. Ely.
7. Charge, by Joseph Freeman.
8. Right-Hand Of Fellowship, by J. M.
Graves.
9. After an Anthem by the Choir, brother
Chandler gave the Right-Hand OF Fellow
ship to Miss Persis w. Head, daughter Of
| Col. Head of Chester, and they were joined
in marriage by brother Ely, who proceeded
| to Give her most solemn charge, in view OF
1.-The responsibilities of this connection-a
connection with one consecrated upon the
altar of his God-and an affectlonate adleu,
they having in prospect soon to remove to
the Far West
10. Concluding Prayer and Hymn, by
brother Ely.
II. Benediction, by the Pastor, Nj. u
Miller.
The whole was witnessed by crowded
CONGREGATION, with thrilling interest, an int
rest,we trust, which will not expire with the
occasion. The CLERK.
"Some valuable friends are little hur
with YOUR notes on Mr.. SHADES letter.
They think them m~hlndly serere. You
will not take it unkindIy, if say this is
nv own impression.
AftctionateIy, yours,
! LAS YOU know me to be a, friend, t.
e yourself and your paper, allow me, Il
\ great kindness, 10 say that | think you
, notes on friend SHADES letter quite too ST
= we're
v Yours, in the best Of Christian bond;
$1,000
y The above are copies Of appendages
y business letters, recently received from tW
y of nv precious brethren. They were, 4
J. doubt, designed for my private benefit; an
=, not expected to come before the public ey
e But as many as chide me kindly, whether
v am always ready to concede to the correc
L ness of all their views or not, are at Ilber
to administer their reproofs in as public
manner as have committed what they e
d, TEEN to be the offence.
E, The authors of the foregoing paragraph
were perfectly safe, as to my confidence
e. them, without assuring me Of their trlen
lrt ship,-for have, long ago, as we'll as recer
ed w, had evidence Of a more practical kir
is satisfactory beyond the least suspicion or
lat shadow of the most transient doubt tt
~ they cherish towards me and the Telegra
- all deserved affection. By such persons,
,so rot only deem it privilege, but crave it
a favor, to be looked after and advised
whether, as said before, am always c.
~ viuced Of the correctness Of their views
not. "Let the righteous smite me; 1t sh
- be kindness: and let him reprove me !;
De shall be an excellent oil, which shall
''n break my head"
m" Besides what is contained in the p;
the graphs copied above, one other esteer
heir brother has administered mild verbal {
e of sure Doubtless there are others WI
rae views of the case are similar to those
hich these three To all such, be they more
Her less numerous, what l now have to sa
with addressed, with reciprocation Of the
o all kind feelings which they cherish tow
her. me and the Telegraph.
but These brethren have not designated
parts Of my remarks which are to