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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07
"Ambubaiarum Collegia Pharna copoloe. . erae.

THE AEFL!CTE D PUBLIC's GUARDIAN
DIR WILLIAM EVANS, Member ofthe Royal College
Of Surgeons in London and for many prac
utioner this city begs The Of
the public that he continues with
the various notifications Of disease that heir TO- His
In the treatment Of Syphilis and c. their pr
mary FORMS and in their appalling secondary vstaons or
by the abomnable administration Uf specific Incidence
asd panacea contaring the most murrous perpetrators
OF mercury and Other noxious iDgrediens) has been
admitted by thousands What can be more awful than
the ravages made on the constitution by iRudciouG
bluEders 81 mechanics, who jump from the inspui6-
OF their benches into the dignity These are
ulcers and erupons Of the skin, painful swenps and
anchy lcss stiffness Of the joints OF the bones
which come away like the bark Ct sxfoiiaiIon
distinctions Of mouth and palate produ
cng hideous chnsms which destroy the human dvne
gee structures OF the ursths producing 6sups openings
10 the peneum, rupture OF the bladder and DEATH such
things have never occurred under the udcous benign
treatment Of DR.. Evans
plants more particularly TO those Of females such dropsy
hysteila, or owness OF spirits descent OF the uterus
suppression and retention Of the in the aged
health = - = ''s 'e'h~'c
utmost decacv and observed snd the mose
enecu femedes administered for all he above diseases
DIR EVANS leo Chatham St
IL Physician In constant from O'clock A
NJ. TO 10 r. M. 49," e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

BooBYIsN-The N. Y. Express says there has been
"a change OF hours a, Philadelphia" Some new Co
rernicus presume has arisen there or probably,
she Italian system Of counting from twenyfoar
inclusive, has been adopted. The Philadelphicns
have always CROCHET in their heads. We
wait with some anxiety for explanation Of the
Systcm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07
LIVENPOOL AM NEW YORK COM.
MEkCiAL INE PACKETS.
Ill 81 ii Ii
REGULAR COMMUNICATION.

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
~ ReBaances and tEnt passage 10 ..ui
from Great Britain and lrciand-ROCBES COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate their eSds
and the pubic cneraly that they into early
enents with them lor The bringing Of their families
and friends by the early spring shp-be kr Of which viii
running from Liverpool the Isl February 1888
aording envants the desirable eligible
ancethey can have
The detention Of vessels Liverpool engaged trade
having heretofore been great and just
che subscribers desrouso
ing vessel week ron Liverpool effect
establishment OF such regustons In their days smiling
will give entire satisfaction shipper and farther is
ducement fer them TO give preference their Line oil
transient vessels euarastee invariably
sail the apPoiated day. full FULL asd tahe freight
when opposed 10 transient vessel nj such will In
the support and preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the Of their
gers 10 Liverpool OF the cas-runnng r. euIary
every the dfHesent Of Ireland Scoard
convenience Of Importance those residing the
ports
In reSation their drsns post
Bank of Ireland raid sight q
charge Ia province and couny-hs sides
answering the Bank Of
aconvenience oRy by this establishment
Their ras well orders he by
the regular packets ssins the IT. sh. i6, ard 18th
sach month In the Those residing In The
sddressb, letters tpcs, paid which win BE- Ppnctpaly
ton II W sessh street. New Yerk
d70-5ms ROCHE BROTHERS co
IA OLD LINE OF LIVEMPOOL PACK
f1Y8 ET8.-Tbe Old Line Of Packets will be despatched
by be Subscribers, IN sail ffsam New Yerk soa Liver
49, Id kAf~ 1911 xrnk u.k a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07
nR. VANDENBURGH,S FEMALE RENO
IL WAITING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An eheciuaI re-

- WAITING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An efeclual re-
NEEDY for suppression rregulay and where nature
does not have her regular and proper course.
N. Is. Not TO be taken during preg nancy.
Sold only by Mrs. BIRD Midwife and Female Pbysi
clan, No. Division ST. New York.
Also her celebrated Soothing Syrup children teeth
ing, a safe cure and efectual remedy
Ala an excellent remedy for nipples, prepared and
sold as above. fg SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

~ LIVERPOOL PACK ETs.
KM Sailing from New York the 24ih and from Liver
Ses~spool on the 9th Of each month.
The above line OF packets will be continued by the subsc
bers, and is composed Of the following ,hips-
June 24-The UNITED STATES, Capt NH Holdrege
March 24-The ST. A DREW, Capt VIM c. Thompson
yys. Isaac aPrT
May 8-The ST. ANDREW. ESQ tons
June s-The VIRGINtAN, 62o tons.
July s-The SHEFFIELD 600 tons
Aug s-The UNITED STATES, $50 tons
the their commanders well known. Every
exeron will be made TO promote the comfort Of passengers
and The interests importers The price OF 20 Liver
pool in The cabin as In other lines xed al $40 with
and stores OF every description.
The win no, be responsible for letter parcel
package by the above ships for which bill fading
'a1e' sor ''esn' or sHT fEeffgf sSP Whitney
,a s saSPs . TEENEE !. Fox soSS Co.. or
"a NEWLINE LIVERPOOL PAC K ETs.
Oh To sail from New York the LIST, from Liverpool
- on the 18th OF each month:
N rs,r s s SiDDSNS, Capt ~ LIST January
Snip sAkkcH csp sp n B. i re.s. 3, n ssDsSHa
Snip SHAKESPEARE Capt. }. Csllias, LIST April
ship eARRlck Capt n i b rs%cr 18th December
Ship sHAKESrEARE, Capt.. Collins 10th January.
S SsW shH sIRDSNs s, EEs5rgary
These ships OF the r class all armed upwsrdsof 500
burthe built the city Of New York, with such
passengers Every the arrangement
accommodations The price passage $l4s
%S TSese ps be &c ~
exPeresced masters who will make exertioa to give
these ships will be rssponsbls for letters parcels pack
sent by Them unless regular bits OF adng signed
he'e''f 8 CO. s. sS cs!s to- New
WIN. h JAS BROwN& CO Liverpool
ri this line will hereafter aed, and their
War oeasrucoa gives them security not possessed by
other bat vesssso( war. jD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

U'It is definitely decided, that is until another al
iteration be made that Lieut. Wilkes shall commaHd the
Exploring Expedition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

HSN NOZZLE CITY LINE PACKETS
ekxxH The subscribers have established line OF packets
,E 60 run beween this port and Mobile, to consist Of
vessels Of suitable sine city without
and Is Composed OF the following vessels:
Brig viCTREsS. \. w. Dickiusea, master.
Brig WARSAW, p. Sheffield, master.
Brlg DETROIT, r. w. Williams, master
Brig LEWIS CAsS, J. Thatc aer master
brig CAMILLA, y. Nsh- h, master.
Brig MOBILE ,inew) -, master.
The above all good vessels with handsome uuished
accommodations and commanded by experienced masters
Insurance be Effected goods lowest
MUM This line Of packets will have prompt despatch and
al goods for wardcd 70 the subscribers will he shipped
j1 sTuRGESs 4 CLEARMAN. 81 Wall St
CHINE SIC MORUS MULTICAULIS, &c.-Tle
subssroers have sth remainag hand IS trees OF
the Morus Mucsuls IN fine condieion size from
I've three feet asd upwards the wood well nssured asd
all warranted genuine.
ess trees M-rss expansa, very superior variety with
large smooth eossy leaves and fve n feet high
15.eOo Brusss Mulberry, four and half feet
Any person wishing unity will knd himself
on medefae terms asd inspection o he fail
10 give satisfaction.
spesi@sn trees can - at No. - Liberty
up stairs.
Priced catalogues may be had there,
GoFF, No l6f Maiden Lane.
WILLIAM PRINCE SON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07
GENTLEM EMS
q Az OFF o r d q q u q r,
and the ful value giver In cash, by
a.. LEvEYT

No 40 Blocker street, near Csrmlne street,
vosk.
az Knowing there person. who make great put ~
their advertisements OF Co,hng, who
cases not give the full value fer the me, ~ L. viii 40
sore those 0ene~en who may have such articles by thea
and who for him, OF their receiving the
most value In cash for every article.
u. line through the post eihcs or otherwise, 70 u
above address will meet with due attention. B-3ms
(SOAL-wash,nqtes Coal YARD corner 81 Bsrrow ssd
" Washing on ofsp perior schuykI Peach
chsrd Coal hand his yard which viii Ne
sor cash very reduced prices Families viii find IN the
sdvantsr before purchasing. card with the
c nj MI Aknson's nc Beaver and orders left there
~ ssrs VIII be snlv attended N. j3-3ms
MO ksUUPs 40 - T-Fne, well lighted. corn.
w modous workshops let suitable Er mechsn'cs ~
~ description Apply the premises. Gard Factory Amos
street, of al street betwees half psso -ePM
s4fw~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

A SsCHTED Pick Els
. 1000 eases, dozen each, exlon jars
1900 do 10 do halt do
500 DO do do quart do. pot up
superior style, and for sale by
oLJ.s. WELLS, is4 water St
l2,-Srs door ~ Holrs Hotel
Rsn yAmIN CHAPLIN los Maiden Lane, has cen.
" snly on hsns large sssartmert of sshonsbe Turas
snd straw Hon eis 81 hs wh c he e-rs
Tor sale very by the dorsn Also Ribbons MILNE.
~ a'tielcs Merchants others Invited call
and essHiine for lhsnsevs m5 I'm.
YAK NOT1CF- subscr Der b~gs leave 70 infOrm
he public that he has taken vss- uf lie Livery stable
no Bayard sdjDprg The North Americas HOTEL, and
70 ~ tr rcsive by The day.
~ ~, iroa thoss VIM wish ta psironsr him
y There will h. supply rsges and horses ready
msoir. "o'' " '-e '''p''> FRANCIS 0NEILL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

LIZ FOR NEW OnLEANs.-The Louisiana,
c4 and New York Lae OF Packets will sail on other
- Monday, from New York, and from New Orleans,
sRd 10 Insure the srctes puncua ia the time Of sailing
the line will hereafter consist of the following shpss
ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Palmer, lst- jan
ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Eidrdge, 18th Jan.
ship VICkSBURG, Capt Wooahouse, 29lh Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Capt Davis 18th Feb.
-, Ship YAZOO Capt Trask, 26th Feb
The above sh all OF the first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards Of 500 burhen
are OF light dram Of water being but In this city,
Pressy for the trade The price Of 6,ed at Sloo
their cabins fitted the preved and
PLAN and furnished elegant style Ample
Of the FIRST quality will be provided and every regard had
the comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers These pack
cts by captains well In the trade
who will give every attention and the mseves
commsdate. They will at a times be lowed and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the srictrs puncuay
observed in the time Disabling Neither the
OF these shp will be responsible for ewey bullion precious
stones silver plated for letter parcel pack
sent by board Of regular bills
adng for the same and the value therein expressed
All goods sent to the subscriber will be forwarded
commission. For freight passage apply to
r. X COLLINS co. IA, South St
No received after the Saturday evening
the day ofsaiing. jA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

HsfRceADs CvILIzArIoK.-The bin sbslishisgsn-
prisonnsnt fer debt which had passed the House OF
Deaegses Of the Maryland Legislature. wss thrown out
by the Senate on Thursday only three voting for H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

Ia OLD LIN ~ OF LIVERPOOL PACK
<xy8 ET8--Tbe Old Line Of Packets will be despatched
8by ibe Subscribers, w sail n, New Yerk Liver
pool and l6th OF mnnfh with &c. pion ha
whe the sailing day falls Sunday, the ships vii sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

News. YOUTHS AND CHILDR EN,S
lvl CLOTHtNC.-GEO. A. uOYT CO., No IA Bowery
have hand extensive ready made cothn
suited and sre which they will sell
TOR cash. either al wholesale retnil usaS-9ms
WANTED CONSTANTLY. a number Of young
" men, tAmericans) for whaling voyages In ssod ships
Amone those that wanted ooopers
and andsmen Those that wish such voyage would
dc well 10 call NJ THOMAS LExI15 Clothing Store 2f7
Water street. of Peck Slip where they viii be
aby dealt with All ciohisg aad oler Ia nsbeA
credit AZ In
SWANS WORM SUGAR p LUMS-Aa efbca,
- cious and medic for children,
70 be d>cbargedin numbers sns wbe.
zrsnce OF they do much good Ia carrying
% fran stomach and bowels which gene
rat thens iniurionsto children alive
sale by The prsprie,ors agent,
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
m2u No % Nassau St corner OF Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

LAW NOTICE.
X. 0RANAM bENfEkS. formerly OF Newberp. NJ C.
ATTORNEY AND CoussELLeR AT Law.
Linden, Ala
RETEREscEs-Hes. William CASTOR, Newbern, NJ G.
Hon. William n. haywood, Raj NJ G.
Hon. l. ID. Henry, Fayelvine, NJ e.
Mr. ". ". Tay Tor, Mobile, Al
" Biount, Esq, Mobile, Al.
Mr., JOHN NJ. Strong, Linden, Al
Mr.. William Locke. Linden. Al
ITO GT-The upper part Of Nos. and Peck slip,
communicating mall brick Kitchen In rear, cellar
he corvenient residence for respectable small smjIv.o
other smly IN the premises the lower part occupied a.
Offices Apply No.l Peek slip. ro.tf
USFLUE COUGBs. col DIS. PUTp I'D
sore Throats Nhe umstism all Cutsn dse
Salt Rheum Erysp~las scroulous Erupuons &c can be
cured In fcw by the Doctor Mes~s,ed
vspour Baths as Bowery, visitors may e accom-.
modaed with Bah nj Ave minutes notice every day from
O'clock, A. u.til II O'Clock IN thu evening.
~ Geneel furnishrd apartments, with board and the
best of provided for invalids msy put
uns, Doctor Jscksons treatment, and his Medi
Gated Sapour Baths II Is Baths
have no resemblance to the Tbomsonsn system,
menL ma 6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07
"a APALACHICOLA PACK ETs,-sh
- WASHINGTON IkvING p. w. Latham master

Ef6S WASHINGTON HAVING p. w. Latham master
-16 Ship INDIANA, J. s. Dosne, mas.er.
Ship GEORGIA, r. ralbet, master.
These vessels Of light dra built
the trade best Materials copper coppered
with handsome accommodations and will sail
advertised When the day ef sailing falls Sunday ship
will sail on the Monday following The price of passage
$50, without liquors All goods forwarded 10 the subcreers
will be shipped free OF onmission.
jz3 r.. D. HURI.BIT 4 CO "a South a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

X HAvRR PACK ETD-UnION L:NI-.
TO sa from New Yosk the Oh, leth ed 9Th, and
- from havrs Lea. oh and nth 81 every .9ces.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

The commanders well their reputation
Of the qualities OF their The
are not surpassed combining all that be required fol-
fort Passengers will be supplied with every requisite.
Goods intended for these vessels will be orw arded by the
subscriber free from than The expenses actually in
CURED on them. For freight passage apply to
j2S BOYD HINCKEN. 9.ontjne BuildjnSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

1h~se ships all OF the
hs and experience srd furnishes With
kno- Every attention ~ M 70 passengers
The comfor TIE ont
-srd 6red b. nde SHADING with TIE p-oorielors ~
thers lines, el>e including WINS aud
scription; oi2s without wines end liquors.
N~ Tn. captains oft@s~ ships ia he respcn
ble ior letters, parcels by them
regular bills Of aiding yn~d therefor.
H.r freight or Pppy 10
BAKING BRpfHEN- co Liverpool and 70
0OeDHuE A CO g MARSHALL,
San hstk Yor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07


"a MOBILE PACKE TN
NxXB ahip FDNlNA, the ~ q West. nnstey.
- ship HECTOR D Y Post. master
SHIP LyeENt, , Urquhsrt, u4ss er.
Ship TUskikA n N. pos master
Ship ALBANIAN, w y Lane ms-tar
SLip RUSSELL BALDWIN j. ~ Nsgns uas,~y.
Sap JUNIOR. W williams sssster
ship ELISHA DENtS on. v West, master
ship ST. JOHN, q. ~ Hhchc.ch n,ss,er
The line ell con~st NJ nine ships whish will snsse
despatch three vessels mouth ben the requires it,
ihese ships of the FIRST built trade
ie '-r materials eopp~reS and fastened With
sw 49, hshdome ACCOMMODATIONS. and -dsd by
csrrpced masters, and wi sail pusciusiy sdver-~d
bo day ~ saipr falls sunday, The ship vili
ne nos.sy " lowing The pvi-~ of passage SIS without
ao"ss ~ ~ as'orwrasd to the subscser ~ b~ shipped
is o. HuRLBUT Co ~ South street
"a eAssAGE POM 81 la - frs, rate
lk0 hip -il "a frnm sligo On ~ shout I've iSb April
eth GO, w rage - f''s'
For re'rh' o. passage. spy!, 70
y rersDs Wishing "a .ean nnnef to IN 10 friends,
IN I'm - - 49,
CEkts CO nTs-C ENTs-For AL. or .resssg,
shrge quanuv OF pennies Apply aih- sesb of tl,s o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

"Dficilis inventu amious."
few evenings since, private theatrical gotte
up by the hardy board Of the fr,gate Macede
man one OF the vessels equipped for the contemplate
{" South Sea Surveying and Exploring Expedition"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-24
A AGRICULTURE AL.

The GRAIN WoRM-thirty dollars
prenlum.-" Wheat is, in many parts of
the country subject to injury from an in
sect or worm, whose appearance is com
parativeIy recent, and whose habits are
not we'll ascertained. He is making dread
tuI havoc in the wheat regions, producing
in manv cases, an entire destruction of eX-
tensive fields of the most promising ap-
pearance, and has advanced at the rate of
about forty miles year. The same in
sect. it is believed, has attacked barley,
rye, and oats, with an alarming success.
The cultivation Of barley has on this &C
count been abandoned in some parts Of
this State, Massachusetts and so has the
cultivation of wheat in what have hereto
fore been deemed some of the most pro-
d1ctive wheat regious in New York'
The above is from the Rev. Henry
CoIman. Other writers have spoken Of
the great ravages Of this insect and thou
sands of farmers have sowed in hope and
reioiced in the promise Of their fields, but
in harvest, instead of a rich reward for
their industry, they have reaped nothing.
Agricultural Societies have solicited the
best information on this subject, and many
experiments have been tried, and remedies
recommended, but none have been made
known, on which farmers confidently re-
w. The insects have extended their raw
ages far and wide, and whole districts of
many hundred thousand acres ofthe most
promising grain have been destroyed.
This subject is of the highest import
ance, not only to farmers, but to The whole
community and further experiments are
necessary, in order, if possible, that per-
feet preventative or security may be dis
covered, as it would he of incalculable
worth to the country; and for the purpose
of stimulating to fresh inquiries, and call
ing forth the best information that can
possibly be obtained on this subject, we
hereby offer premium of THIRTY
| DOLLARS to ANY PERSON who shall
produce in writing for publication in the
YANKEE FARMER, the most satisfactory
history of this insect. describing minutely
its habits, It's mode of operation, and the
surest remedy against its depredations.
! The premium will be awarded BY the
decision of three eminent and experienced
agriculturists. Communications on this
subject may be addressed to CHARLES P.
Bosom, Publisher, North Market Street
Boston. Mass. or S. w. COLE, Publisher,
Middle Street. Portland, Me.-Yankee
Farmer.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-24
CURE FOR THE ITCH!

III OWEVER inoeterGte in one hoaGr'S 0ppHed
IL tiOa and no danger from takiug cold by
using Dumfries' Itch Ointment
This preparation, for pIeasantness, safety, ex,
pedtion, ease and certainty, stands 1n9IrGlleG
for the cure of this troublesome complaint. 1t %
so rapid as well as certain in its Operation as to
cure this disagreeabe disorder most efectualIy N
one hours application only!
1t does not conan The least particle of mercury,
or other dangerous ingredient, and may be sp-
piled with perfect safety Ivy pr, gnSnt females, or
to children at the breat.
Price 81 cents box, with ample directions.
DR.. Relies Anh6aLi0uS Pills!
For Indigestion, Loss Of APPETITE, Lasttessne,s.
Headache, C0Stiutness, Ftatutenee, ChOtie ,
Bilious Affections, &c.
L" comment on the efficacy of these Pills,
after successful experience Of many years
in England and Am rlca has esa 5lshed the iii :ep-
ulatlOn, is needless Suffice il to observe that Tor
redundancy of Bile. FlatuIence, o>t1veness,
Headache, &C. sc. they will undoubt, dy tIOve
tar more servlceabIe than these drastic putg,s oo
frequently employed, and will moi only al t. 9
same time tend TO remove The off TdiLg Cause by
gentle motions, and strengthen E digestive or
gans, but improve the appetite nd renovats tie
system. Price 80 cents
CGmhrlAn Tooth Gche Pills!
The relief is inamediose. without the least IA
jury to the Teeth. Price so cents box,
DR.. Relies Vegetable Specific!
For Sick Headache, &c. Price SO cents.
None are genuine unless sgl ed T. HIDDEN,
on the wrapper, (SOIe proprietor and successor
to DR.. Conway,) by whom they are for sale, at
his Coun ting Room, No. SO, Court street, Bos.
ton, and by his special appointment, by NJ. W.
ORCHARD and JACKSON & kETCHAM BrandOs.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-24

will, that it required his ear to be bored
by the judges of the land, thus making It
impossible for the servant to be held in an
involuntary condition. Yea, SO far was
his free cLoice protected, that his master
was compelled to keep him, however much
he might wish to get rid Of him. ..-
8. The method prescribed for Procur-
ing servants, recognized their choice, and
soas an appeal to 1T. The lsraelites were
commanded to offer them a suitable ar
ducement, and, then leave them to decide.
They might neither seize them BY force,
nor brighten them by thu eats, nor wheedIe
them by false pretences, nor borroac them,
nor beg them but they were commanded
20 BUY them;* that is, they were 20 recog-
nize the right of the individuals to their
own services-their right to dispose of
them, and their right to refuse all offers:
They might, if they pleased, refuse all
applications, and thus oblige those who
made them, to dO their oocn aoork. Sup
pose all, with one accord, refused to be-
come servants, what provision did the
Mosaic law make for such an emergency?
NONE.
9. Various incidental expressions thro'
out the Bible, corro6OrGte the idea that
servants became such by rirtue Of their
oson comtract Job xii 4, is an illu$tra-
ton, VIII he (Leviathan) make COVE
NANT aoith thee i? eoilt thou take him for q
SERVANT forercr ?"
10. The transaction aohich made the
Egyptians the SERVANTS OF PHARAOH,
shoes entire roIuntariness throughout
1t is detailed in Gen. Xvii. 1876. Of
their own accord, they came to Joseph
and said, 1--WE have not aught left but our
bodies and our lands; bug u.s." then in
the 25th verse, Thou hast saUed our
lives: let US find grace In The sight Of my
Lord, and zoe piU be servants to PharG-
oh"
IL. We argue that the condition OF
servants eoas an OPTIONAL one, from the
fact that RICH strangers did not become
serrauts. Indeed. so far were they from
becoming servants themselves, that they
bought and held Jea0ish servants. Lev.
XIV At
: IL. The sacrifices and offerings a0hieh
! ALL arere required 10 present, a0ere to be
: made VOLUNTARILY. Lev, l,2, 8.
Is. Mentjon as often made of person!
becoming serv@~ts arhere they aoe'e mani
o tsstLy and pre-eminently VOLUNTARY
N The case ofthe Prophet Elisha is one.
; Kings xix 81; 2 Kings ill IL. Elijah
,, was his master. The original word
translated master, is the same that is 81
rendered in almost every instance wher
masters are spoken of throughout the Mo
o sale and patriarchal systems. 1t is trans
y lated master eighty,fve times in our Eng
8 Iish version. Moses was the servant o
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