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A PoSTOLIC FATHERS.--Just received for sale by
IA F. TAYLOR, complete in one large octave volume,
handsomely bound, price 81 so, The Genuine Epistles
OF the Apostolic Fathers, ST. Clement ST. Augustus St
Barnabas and ST. PoycaIp, and their trans
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Manly Exercises, in vol with engrayings, by Do
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DILES, DROPSY, SWELLINGS, ALL SORES,
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-31

ment. But some inquire, ought they not
to be compensated for their property p
Sylvia SAID she had paid all she cost me,
when she had worked for as six years; ;
and she said truly. Now large pro-
portion of slaves have been held three and
four times as long; and of course have
paid for themselves three or four times
over
What is the duty of christians at the
North? Dear fellow travellers to eterni-
ty, need | remind you that Jesus has said,
inasmuch as we neglect the least Of his
brethren, we neglect him? Jesus is the
Brother, as well as the Redeemer of the
human race. If you neglect the poor
slave when he lies in prison, sick, hun
CRY, and naked, how will you answer for
it at the judgment seat2 Surely it is
solemn duty for christians at the North to
rebuke and persuade christians at the
South, with all affection, but sill with all
faithfulness and perseverance.
Il have stated what l myself have seen
and known in Kentucky, Missouri, Vir-
ginia, and Tennessee. 10 illustrate each
point, l have selected one or two instances
where might relate a thousand. If any
man doubts my evidence, think could
convince him of its truth if he would trav-
ell with me in the states where l have re-
sided
This is hasty abstract of Dr. Nelson's
lecture; but | believe it is correct. The
audience apparently listened with great
degree of interest. These anecdotes of
things personally known 10 the lecturer
are excellent illustrations Of principles,
and are highly attractive. l have often
wished that James G. Birney and Angel
ina E. Grimke made more free use of
them. Yours truly,
L. M. CHILD.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-31
Religions Miscellany.
Ministers OF the Gospel.

Let all who have joined the Anti-Slave-
ry standard-the faithful men, who have
encountered the peculiar hazards of the
ministry, at this day, declare before their
people this stern and necessary truth, that
religion AMI pro-slavery do no longer
walk together. 1.-THE times of ignorance
on this subject are eUer to be past-that
they are past. If to ensLaUe men-to
allocate their enslavement-so persecute
those who plead for their deliverance are
ever TO become criminal-they are now
so and of long time have been so. Let
them declare to thei- people, with the
bold explicitness of Peter, that God COM
mandeth all men everywhere in the land,
in this behalf nolo to repent.
It is time to preach practical gospel
It is time disciples of Christ were taught
something beside abstraction, and taught
that they must differ from bis enemies IN
something beside making long prayers
and going to the communion taole'-
Ohedience-rather than sacrifice; heark-
ening, than the fat OF rams. me NIL
lenlum is coming-let professors OF rell-
Dion prepare for it, either as instrument
ialities in IFS advancement, or to get out OF
the wav of its coming, lest the eternal
Car find us lounging on the track.
Let anti-sIavery ministers preach TO the
neople-not to the doctors, the judges, the
generals and the honorables, the general
courts, general conferences, or general
musters. They get no hearings az any OF
these. or before any of these. If they adj
dress these at ali let it not be in hope of
being heard. They speak TO q position
incompatible with impartial hearing. The
unbought, single hearted people, the men
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-31
BY ORSON S. MURRAY
TERMS.

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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-31

There are points in the following article meet
ing several classes of opponents to Anti-Slavery
But there are two classes of opponents, more
especially, from whom attention is invited to the
parts adapted to their cases. 1. Those who
claim compensation for the SHAREHOLDERS. 2.
Those who contend that the slaves have adequate
religious Instruction. The evidence will weigh
the more with them, doubtless, on account of its
coming from one who has himself been slave
holder
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-02-14

A resolution was adopted, directing the
Committee on the Library to take meas
ures for a proper disposition Of the Madi
son papers, purchased from Mrs. Madison,
last year.
Mr.. Crittenden. offered a resolution,
calling upon the Secretary Of the Treasury
for statement Of the expenses of Govern
menl from 1917 to the present year, which
after some brief remarks from Mr.. Benton,
was agreed to.
The general Appropriation Bills from
the House for the payment of the Army,
Navy, Indian and Pension Appropriations,
were taken up and severally referred to aP-
propriate Committees.
The bill for regulating the trade and
intercourse with the Indian tribes was then
considered and after some debate of no in
,erest, was read third time and passed.