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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-21

Wheat and Four.-In New York, on the l4h
INST, between 3 and 6000 bbs. Southern Flour we've
sold al Sc rs 10 Sc 374. In Western Flour I1lle
was doing--sales Sc :'74 to Sc 50.-The Journal Of
Commerce ofthe 18th, remarks Flour is very dull
to-day, and common Gennessee goes hard at SO o.
The sales OF Georgetown for export within dav or
Two come neatly up to 600 bbs. The price is
Sc 25 81, and all Southern kinds may be quoted
at So IL 37.-There are no sales of Wheat: what
is here is generally Inferior"
In Baltimore, the 18th, the store rate for good
brands of Howard street Flour was Sc 25, aud the
wagon price IS l24. Receipts small, and soehs
lghl.-City Nj Ills Flour sold So but subsequent
ly higher prices asked the stock is very small
and the mills grinding but little, in consequence
OF the lowness of the streams H'hcat had risen
materially in price in consequence oil the alvices by
the Liverpool steamer-say about IS cents per bush
Ell since Tie l1th Sales of prime red have been
made at 81 30 to 81 25 per bushcl-a portion, it is
believed, for export to England.
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NJ Ii is stated in the New DIRK papers that the
President has re called Mr.. Trist, cur Consul at
Havana TO answer the serious charges preferred a
gainst him of NAL practices IN Office. :. dokedom
TO beggarly denier,' that he goes back unreb0hed
or that he will be promoted to al more responsible
station SO faithful vassal will never be punished
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OBITUARY.

Deu' on Monday night, the 14th inst. at the
@ s OF her father, Mr.. Ezekiel Homer, on Flat
11eN' Miss MALvINA lloRNER, IN the 18Th year
f ~ ne, age. but few days before, she bid fair
~, ,ong lie; but alas Heaven directed otherwise,
S sue was suddenly cut off, in the bloom Of youth.
sue had protested the religion of the blessed Sa-
i' Tor some time before her death, and during
nc, ''hess, manifested her full and entire confidence
!" 'ne merits OF her Redeemer for salvation She ex-
lieu her surrounding relatives and friends to seek
andfe anu pfo'esseG an anxious desire to die,
"nu oe relieved from her suierinos which we've of AN
Alueatlhg character, and left her friends with the
bbos reflection that she was going to realize "A
- siu' Immortality. She was kind and sfTecuopate
Get disposition, and left her surviving relations
ado,a .e , b'gh example of every quality which
rnerlsh her memory IN grateful recollection of he
many virtues. 'o'0iie''o" Vi NV
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NEW AND cnEAr GOODS

M + have u,l received lie greater portion OF our
w Fall aud Winter Goods. which comprise a
large and general assorment--lhey were purchased
III The NortherH Cales, generally very low luees,
aud will be sold core spcndmely low 10 all who may
favor With call. We iuvtle purchasers 10 gave
our goods examination, we tel confident that
we Can SUIT diem both III quality and rnee.
TURNElt 4 BURN ELL.
Oct 81 Is
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q The wit Of the Valley Star is exctucaling.-
We beg ii TO spare u.s. Or If IL will continue lis
unmercilul torture, we beseech it to fllict us with
some other malady dian insanity. Change the fl
gure sotnewhat for the sake Of variety
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.s'Es ~ E.sAE s. sa.E.s'TEA
GOODS.



Al + ARE now receiving at our NEW CASH
W STORE, our supply Of FALL & HIsTEs
Goops, consisting Of every variety Of siyi's and
bor Staple 81 Fancy. As our s'oek Is
nearly asule It's usual Bize, AMI ~ have bought
with more care OF under more ldyorsble efcnmstan-
res after ourselves sisI be able sell as low.
eihef u wholesale RETAIL . my house south Of
the Potomac.
FARMERS s. PLANTERS
Az reuue.lel 10 all aud * niue our stock. AZ
oar assortment ii Gouds snitsd Ia Their wants. wis
never su complete, nor tlc prices ever 50 low
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Wishing 10 purchase Fnnry Goods, are also IN
yilrd II eaiI, aud VIC feel confident we shall be
abla Ia exhibit such specimens OF beauty, variety.
and cheapness, as vii eousttalp them TO commend
both our judgment aud oar taste.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Are assured lhat We were never SO Welt prepared
10 supal, thrr vaults, having boaglt many dese,ip.
nuns vi Clouds, IL veiy large lots at the Ne,0 YORK.
aae6oas. must of Witch were intended expressly Tor
lhen uAde.
Let tbcm bat favour as with eal, and tho prices
BURTON d ROBES.
or,3 sii
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---'-
MAR REED,

AT the residence Of Mr. Isaac Adams, in this
place, on Thursday evening the l7tb inst. by the
n KEY. llllam a. SmIth, Thomas II. DUvAL. Esq. TO
mss LAURA PEYToN, eldest daughter OF Gen.
'oiN l. DuyAL, all of Tallahassee, Florida
v.-- 60; on Thursday evening last BY the Rev.
" 'ilanh l. Holcombe, Capt. EDWARD W. VIcroR to
Mss MARGARET WALLACE, all of this place.
= on Thursday evening the 10th inst. by
,ne heV, lhfield Lefwich, ANpREw J. FRAYsER,
.o'mefy OF Richmond, 10 NJ ss JULIA Ann, daug Ia
'e' o' 'nston Ii. Lucas, Of this place.
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~ Tie n. Y. Herald states that NJ. de Sdg
ny has been appointed charge des afaites of France
in Texas. The Herald processes have derived
this Information from an Official source.
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BOOKS, STATIONARY, sc.

NSE are receiving and opening Fall sup
w ply OF Books. Stationary, &o. TO which We
invite the attention ai our Iteuds and the public gen.
orally. The following are lew otour Books
{. The Life aud Winnings Of Washington. IN II vols,
by j. Sparks
Lille Of Washington in vol, bs Sparks.
Coopel's Naval History Of the unned States,
BancfelI's History ri tho L. States,
MemoiIs OF Aatoa Bum,
private journal Of Aaron BUR-
Broughlus shetcbcs ot Statesmen lst aud 81 series,
Btonghal's Opinions Vn Theology, Law NJ,
Webster's Speeches.
tsetetts Otatlous,
Bndse"alef fteallses, vols,
Lelghtou's Works.
Mosheu's Church History,
llamks' Church History,
Melyaiue's Sermons,
ilaIe's Sermons,
Melye's Sermons,
Dicks Theology
Millct's Report OF Presbyterian Church CASE,
MeElroy's Rep II al do do.
Pnye, Books. handsome assortment
Family and Pocket bles.
Lady Bessiugtuu's Works.
Miss Edgen orfi's Novels md Tales, 10 vols,
Works l.. L, l., vol.
Works OF Su Waiter Scott, 7yolso Library udouf
Wsety Novels, vols,
Coopcr's, Bul@er!s, Janles's, and Paul De hooks
Novels,
MaIyatl's Dtty IN America, / vol,
Fanny, and other Poems, by llalIeck.
Hyperion, Novel. b, Professor Loogtellow,
Fam Rusamond. by fhos Miller,
Farmers Library, Nols
llafper's Family Library, 81 vols.
llalper's Classical Llbtaty, 81 vols,
Anlhuns Series OF Classical School Books, Ac. &c.
large aud ell selected assortment OF School Books,
Lomaxs Digest
Davis's Cumlax Law,
BE<a MA NDA0bs, STATIONARY, &c.
Medium, Deny and Cap Blank Boohs,
Recotd Books,
Hall-bound Aeeouu Books,
Pocket Ledgefs,
Receipt Books. Copy Books
Cypherng Books, Sheriff. Books,
Blaok Cheets aud. Negotiable Nolrs,
Foolscap, Letter Account, Souvenir, BlotIlng aud
Wrapping Paper;
Niolins. Flut,s. Facs, Violin aud Guitar Strings,
Rogers Knives aud Razors, Gold aud silver Pen=
cal Cases. Mathematical Instruments, Black. Rcd,
and Blue Inks, Hair Brushes, ~ sting aud Con.
versatiou Cards, Steel ems &c. Ae.
PAYNE Y GREGORY.
Oct u Nlw II
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~ Among the visitors in Baltimore, ii
Lord Charles Wellesley. sou Of the Duke Of Wei
lington.
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g.gEsIs EY'f.gss.
E38gs~ RENT

rflnE BRICK HOUSE situated at The junction
, al Fund sucet enl Sixth ailey-li,ere is
GOOD well ii wafer aud all the necessary out hons-
-, on rbo Lpl--posscsion may be had on lsl No
yrm5rr neNt. Eoi terms april, Ia
HENRY l.. DUFFEL.
Oct "3w u
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FsEsu AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
HATS, LEATHER, sc.

= Al ID M, II = 4 y A4H1.- N N8H~' -
M W. DAVENPORT. has low IN s'ole 'tf9
w. extensive assortment, 81
Roots, Shoes. Hats, Trunks, writing,
Letter - wrapping Paper,
Cali Skins. Linleg and Binding Skins, Upper aud
Sole Leather. ahoe Thread, Baeklag DC. &e.
Con pfsng al the various kinds aud qoallues oil the
articles here enumerated, which la has )usl received
daect ltom the Factories and au.on, aud Is deter
mlned To Offer Them al such ltices - cannot lil 10
be acceptable 10 all patchastls.Plea call aud eN-
anime ms Goods
Du7 4tlf
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.a,, b,o,an "unlimiled" despot Aud are not
they the Republicans who are esdsa'of'ng' 10 "S'''-
tain the limitations e'he CONSTITUTIONS ana 10 pfe'en'
this absorption Of power ifom the people, as ohs
legitimate source, and IT'S. cohdensa''on IL shee
head Mr.. Van Buren, himself being The Judge ne
is now the head Of The Federal patiy-and Tue
Wings occupy the old Jeiferson'an State Rights
ground.
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BELL, kAD "A ~ HE'LL,
liberty, virginia,

A RE receiving their stock Of FAL l. aud
"a WINTER GOODS. winch will be fund upon
examination to he unusually good comprising ytrs
great varlety-Tbey are disposed to Offer every ar
llGle AT small advance aud hope Their friends and
the public will Examine their stock before making
their purchases.
Oct DIV II
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HEnrsIs lYanificagllla.
AE SHALL have, Dung 1he months OF oelo.
w ber aud November large quantity OF OF The
.Ryo,.,sS .Eg,s{fjcsssegSs $g6pS,

raised by ourselves. and put up in the best manner
tor keeping, winch we viii sell upur accommodating
terms. Persons wishing to buy eau be supplied hy
calling on Doct. Daniel T.. Watson ol ALTERNATE,
OF JAS. T.. Homer of Lynchburg. The almost en-
TIRE failure oil the crup tins yedf Throughout the Whole
Uuiled States IN hls ant Gle. Will undoubtedly NAH $
The eutcrplize Of raising Slips very pfoilable ior
years 10 come. There diversity OF opinion upon
tins subject llOkNEk q WATSON.
july II tsli
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HAIR oN's SPEC gFIs

Euslace Il Temples CON MIXTURE,
Beefnaids' remedy for Joret dlsea,es,
Duponts nialiab cure for tooth ache.
Howard's improved Chemical Chloride SOAP.
Fer sale at llOWELHDAyIES'S
Oct II Is if
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BooKER's LUCKY OFFICE.
~ % r. Il d ~

~ ~ T. a. ~
6tTRAYED away from New Lordon Satur-
- day Night the 18th INST grey Mme--no
particular marks recoilecled, except thai the
lower part ,f her tan is white. She was about
years old asl spring, aud is perhaps feet Or 10 N
ches high. She off about dark, and went to-
wards Lynchbufg aud as she could not be hcatd
OF on The road nor that place morning. sus-
poet she passed through town IN the night, and
made her way towards Eye River Warehouse. as
she was raised about 0 miles below that place.-Any
person who may take up said mare, viii please send
her to Nh. Peters al Tye River Warehouse, OF TO
John w. Slfatton, near Stonewa Mills, BuckIug-
ham, who will pay all charges.
ROBERT WILBOURN.
OFT u 81
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ssrilsieslts ,sCAegHe i:
DRAWINGS RECEIVED.

Another Capital Pnzc sold
The following were the Numbers drawn for the
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY,
Class No. 8. Tor 1889,
At Alexandra on Saturday October l2h, viz:
SIS - 80 Il % 81 81 25 ~ 50 - 10 q.
And the following numbers were drawn Tor The
.ECMegelsy LOTTERY,
Extrd Class, No. 8, Ion 1889,
At Richmond on Tuesday, he 10Th Ocrober viz:
as S. 81 n 80 II 81 81 60 81 Is ~ SO.
~ Ticket numbers 80 81 30. a Capital Prize
sold and pald at
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he has ever had II in his power TO offer for sale;
and believing he does, thai the only sale mode OF
geung rid OF ii these hard nws. is TO sell ioiC fer
cash, he has determined to offer his stock at avery
SMALL ADVANCE. on the ORIGINAL COST,
FOE CASE ONLY -!
Being so fully convinced OF the great advantages of
The cash system. both to sclleIs and buyers. he
does not hesitate To say that he can better afford To
sell al per cent. advance, for cash, than % per
cent. on the usuol time given IN Lynchbnfg. Aud
knowing that purchasers Will project their own inter
est when great advantages offered, he feels en-
litely sangune Of his abllny TO adhere TO the cash
system with the utmost flgor IN future.
The following articles pant OF tho stock Of
ieicd under the new system, aud TO which pubic al
most earnestly invited. All he asks Is 10
examine s stock after looking at other places, aud
ifhe can't offer efficient nducem purchasers
trade he Is perfectly wiling they shall 90 elsewhere.
He would have the public distinctly to understand
that he does not elheT wish or expect TO sell any
article at higher rates Than II be bad IN his MAJ
ket:
CSC pieces Calicoes Of al styles and prices, suitable
To the season,
900 " Mousen de LANES. al prices ranging from
% cenls per yard 10 70 els.
80 pieces .cIolia aud other Satin Striped Challys,
40 plain aud coored SILKS, OF The nchtsI sly les
and shades.
90 doz. S. avis aud Dress iandketchets, Including
Brocbld, Chenil g, Aeflno, MouseIln de
so pieces Ga Mennoes, at all pares,
IS - 3 4, 7 8 and "A checked Llnseys,
I50 :. Ga lellsd Liuseys and other coarse Wool
lens tor servants clothing,
100 Cassnett>, Kentucky Jeans and othel
goods sultabe tot the 1a and lnteI
60 Dulle. Point and other Blaukets io@
10 Pulled Blankets, new ana pIeHdid atttcle,
$50 pieces Rose, WnnDey and Macklnaw do
25 pieces red and white flanuels, embracing every
variety Of lalilies. some eNJra f4e.
90 bales brown DomesrIcs, embracing 4, : 8,
aud 5 Of Tie besl flbrcs,
10 cases Bieaohed do assorted widths aud
quality,
50 pieces Bed Ticks. dtfrrent prizes.
25 Fine and extIa tue Cloths.
) Extra fine Beaver Cloth, splendid article
tor over Coats.
Is 3" CasslmeIes, embracing all the latest stylet
and shades; some eAtia fine.
so Fall x Winter Vestngs, embracing ali tlt
latest fashions &c. &c.
Together wlha great variety OF other Goods such
az, Gentlemen's Stocks, Collars. Gloves, Hosiery
Needlework, Ribbons. Belts. Renting and L1utt
Cambrlck Idk,s. Artificial Flowers, Laces, Wells
Chenille Cord Bombazlnes, FIgd PopIms, rel
Whine fig'd Satius, aud Other desirable Goods, to
uariy dresses, Long, Kid x Silk Gloves, Tuck aut
Side Combs. Florence Braid Straw aud Nuns i on
nets, Leghorn Flats, IRISH Linens, IRISH Sheetugs
Umbrellas. Shoes Hats, Cofded Skirts, Italian Crap
Linen Cdmbfcks. i fenCh Cambrlcks, Jaconett Mus
hus Swiss ditto. Bouk dllto, PLAN Bobinete, FIg',
ditto and a number of other aftlcrs tedious /,
enumerale, ali OF which offered 10 tie public. OF
the terms SET forth in this advertisement. A. {. L.
Oct. 81 ii
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Brussels, Tngtin ami sat Garpeiug.
TUNED aud Wilton Heurth Rugs.
Wiha vHirty al other goods making the assort-
ucutrqgal 10 any ia Virginia The priees will 10
islaelur,. and chsctfs made l.o@n 10 all who Ia
y6i rs vih call. NICHOLS * BELL.
or il
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4
a store AID examine great variety of ne~ and
deslra6le goods, suited 10 their wants, amongst
winch viii he found
Pam aud hg'd colorod Pou de Soos and Gro
de Nsis.
Black Italmn Lutesiipr. aud Gro ia Rhins.
Black and blue blaeh Pou do Soics ofsupr. quail
~.
Biua black Gro tle Antique.
Blue black and coi'd Velours de Cfcssl.
i no bath Gfa de lsnehbufg.
do do Gro de Mesioa.
do do tifo de Richmond.
Do do black and coloted Irish Poplius.
Moa'daue de Lanes aud ChaIlys, rich and
beautiful.
SuIn stircd Luxnrs,
= ,an black aud blue black Alouselaiucs & Chal-
French aud English rioos splendid asson-
ment
Back and blue black Bnnbazoes.
Copd Poadieb,ay.
Fig'd ALI Paelms lof Cloaks.
y Ell uis lie Paris aud Glode Antiques for Bon
Ribbons, thread and bobne, Laccs, Edgings and
lu,settlnes.
Mantlla Sah aud black Laces Tor Trimmings.
French English aud A,ecueaa Priu,s,
Cashmere, Meiiuo, Bfochr, Chenille, lonan and
Tartan Sbaws.
Scars aud dress Ildkfs Artificial Flowers.
Fee,ed Stik Hose, very desirable.
Sk. woollnu aud cotton Hosiery assorted.
"BaJ4u's' les kid Gloves assorted also twisted
Stlk Gloves and Mus.
Linen Canbt,cs, French Lawns and Linen
Can bic Ildhls
llrm-sato6eJ R,yiere aud embroidered H. c.
Hdkts.
Pam and plaid Cambries and Jaeconelts.
SWISS boob aud n,uil Muslns, Fieneh work.
Ladies Sak and Merino Yesls.
NICHOLS & BELL.
Oat7 ~4w ii
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E.fr.K " iy.F.vTER GOoDs,

F.EE.E v EE'F-V'TE'R GOODS,
Now beng opened Staple aud Faury Dry
Clouds st're, tueady opposite the Banks) The fol-
low 4 comprises a part w:
Bhc, black and laney col'd Cloths, from common
10 SUPERIOR.
Cpsstmrtcs & Vestings, geuerl assortment Of
all pnces.
Sanldele. plum and fincy a lrge stock,
Reututk ia cans aud Pulled IInseys
Gftuotk Jeans, pL,tn, plaid aud striped l.ipseyr,
beaver Cloths, Flusltinss aud Pilot Cloths, lor
rtrpats.
Rose. whitney, 4 n,aetna~ Biinkes,
Dofel and MIItd Blankets 1T extremely low phi
tts.
" bite. searle yellow. aud green F9annss.
81. IA, ID 4 Il brown aud bleaehed Domestios
AID iiul Ticks, very large supply.
lGsll Liurns. Diapers aud Sheetlngs
NJ. silk and wool HITS.
Cuill, Tar aud seal Caps, for meh aud boys.
leayf Brogans ior negroes.
MEMS nefno, hubs WOOL buckskin and silk
SlHfs.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

I'VE WOULD respectfully call The attention Of
w our Customers and the public, lhe very
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% g1HFeR =.

JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Presideth
JOHN MCKINNEY. ifeaaUcr.
JOS, MARSh, Secretary.
Ian at visit
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70 TRsa El8A5I.
fENnE subscribers uesi respectfully announce 10
! thu est.zeus at Lynchhutg aud tho adjacent
conLties that they haFe associated theasrlsts u
ther, Tor dc purposs Of eatA ine ON the IAli.ok'
iNG BUSINESS. III al IT'S yafiou5 biantlta. i hf>
can conf eulfy say IN thnsr ~ la vis 10 encourage
them thai iheIr woik shall be as well executed - any
IN town or .lsevbc,e. Th,u Shnp my be found oil
the cross steet eadng 10 tle Wellington Hotel
aud tfau then long experience IN business, hope 10
meet with sb,te Of public p1ttnuag".
\ Il. Cutting ana Gltme done ~ tlte shortest
n,t,,e WI. \ BENNETT.
BENJAMIN E.SuMPTEEt
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1000 ysis. Negroes, clo,i,lns.

5000 ysls Ncgroes' closf.lns.
NETE HAVE lately received and have nov for
w sala 5000 yds Napt Gotten, Gassineits'
Folltd Cloths. kersess Lnseys. anj other goods
suitable Tor NcgIos Clolhlne, winch W ara deter
,ulocd to sell luNer thag osaah
AL q
200 BLANKETS, at unusually low prices
Farmers aud Planters vii do themselves great in-
Justice by Nanuine eur stoek heate pote chasing
BURTON 4 ROBES.
on tsa
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a,sHEs E.REaEEN

a EESPEGlFGLLl invited To call at ous
A. store AID examine great variety of ne~ and
daslfable goods. suited 10 their wants, amongst
winch viii he found
i ain aud I'D. colored Pou de Soios and Gro
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sBlaek italmn Lulesriiugs aud Gro ds Rhns.
Black and blue black Pou do Soies oil supr. quail
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g. GREAT BARGAINS ~
FOE G.g$Es!!!

he has ever had in his power TO offer FOR sal
and believing rs he does, thai the only sale mode
geulug rid OF ii these hard ntUs, is TO sell t0C i
cash, he has determined To offer his stock at vel
SMALLADNANCE. on theORlGINAL COS1
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~ NEW OOD y .

"a + HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT OUR
" CASH STORE, Dauk Square,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-13
Anti-Slavery at Montpelier.

The evening Of Fast Day was appropriately i'm
proved by large number of citizens of this vii
age and vicinity, who assembled according to no.
tice, at the Free Church. to consider the claims OF
our countrymen in bonds.
William Upham, Esq, was called to the chair,
and after prayer by Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, several res
olutons embracing the great principles of the an
t-slavery cause, and setting forth the duties and
Responsibilities of Northern men, were presented
for consideration.
slave to be essentially and vitality connected with
the prevalence of the gospel and its open advocacy
an indispensable duty.
The second resolution related especially to the
duty of ministers of the gospel it being the same
that was unanimously adopted at the late county
meeting, viz: " That in the minister of the Cos
pei, the slave has an advocate set apart by the
nature of his office and the authority of his Mas
ter, to the great work of emancipation"
The discussion on the second resolution was
opened by the Rev. B. w. Smith, who was un-
derstood to express his hearty concurrence in its
sentiment, although he has not, hitherto, publicly
committed himself on the side of immediate eman-
cpaton. Mr.. Kellogg, Mr. Seely and Others
participated in the, discussion till late hour the
audience manifesting unwearied interest through
out, when the meeting adjourned to meet again.
at the same place, on Friday evening of this week
April l2.)
On the last Sabbath, Mr. Seely, by invitation,
occupied the desk of the Brick Church. it being
expressly UNDERSTOOD beforehand, that the claims
of those who have fallen among thieves would
be presented and urged upon the congregation
In the afternoon discourse, which we had the priv
ilege of hearing, the preacher laid down with much
force and faithuness, the great christian duty of
pleading the cause of the poor and needy, and of
remembering those who are in bonds, as bound
with them. We cannot but hope that the spirit
of inquiry which has been walked up by the re-
cent movements here, will result in a more per-
feet union of feeling and action in reference to
question so vitality affecting the temporal and
eternal interests Of man, the prosperity of the
church and the glory of orr Lord
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their peculiar political relation to them, they have
greater facilities for doing them good. They re-
member, too, that their fathers rose in arms for
the deliverance of three millions from British OPP
presslon and for securing them and their posteri-
|ty in the enjoyment of civil and religious liberty,
even where personal liberty was not in danger.
And they believe that if, through the blessing of
God on the bloodless and peaceful enterprise in
which they have embarked, they can at length
prevail on those who have the power to unclench
the hand of oppression, and restore the rights of
life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness to the
three millions now, as Mr.. Clay says, in bondage,
it will be more glorious achievement than that
which established the independence and selEgov-
eminent of their country. In this cause, trusting
in Cod they are resolved to labor and from the
vigorous prosecution of it, no bug-bears of duel
lists and slaveholding politicians will ever frghten
them. CHESTER WRIGHT.
Caledonia County, March, 1899.