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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

OTATE OF LOUlSlANA-Cny of New Or.
y leans BE it known, that this day before me,
Joseph Bcnzaken Marks, Il notary public, ii and
for the CITY of New Orleans, State Of Louisiana,
aforesaid duly commissioned and sworn,
Personally came and appeared Messrs. Charles
Diamond, Monroe Robtaie, solomon High, James
She .hy Martin Doyle, William Edmunds Turner,
James Patton, Addison Thomas PIckrcll, Robert
Hare, Ashton Babcr Cox, Thomas Darling, jr.
Robert Brrukcv, Alexander Gibson, Joseph Chainc,
Augustus Wltzol, Rnhcr, EIoey, Charles Jacques
Perreau Fontcrman, Louis Ado pl Guns', NiiIlAln
Morris Carter, Daniel Clark Osborne, John Shy
rock Edwin Cooper Sloane, and Joseph Suctt
Sloane, all residents OF this C ty, who dcclarcd:
That in coninrmIty with an act of the L'gisla.
!urc Of this State, approved on he ID h Of March,
eighteen hundred aud thirty seven, entitled an ac,
'To authorize hunted or anonymous partner.
ships, and to regulate the SANE" And also i'll con
torm;v wi h an ordinance of til" Council Of Mum
cipali,y number two, Of this CITY, passed on shc
second day of january, clght"c" hundred and
thirty nVnc, for tn" purpose OF establishing ferry
mar ST. Mary's Market and connected with Tho
/ city of Lafayette.
They the said nppcarcrs have engaged, and dc
by these presents agree to enter IN q the following
limited or anonymous partnership, ndcr the claus
cs and CONDITIONS following 10 wit:
l Art. !. Tha, the name, tillc, and s'yl", nud"
which sud partnership is TO he conducted sinai
be- Til. st. MArys Market Steam Ferry Company
and that the place where the said company is Il
be located shall be in the city Of New Orleans.
Art 2. That the desert ton, or kind OF bust
ness, o industry 10 be carried un said sty
hv the directors, shall be /" to establish and conl
ne to run more steam ferry boats, in con
iormity with the ordinances of said mnnlcipai
nunb.r two, and for the towing OF vessel or vessel
or the transportation Of merchandise either up u
down across the river"
Art 3. the amount OF the capital O. sal
| company 81 nc twenty Thousand dollars (wl,
Tie plvleg, Of increasing the same to forty thoc
sand dIvldr~ 80 two huadrea shares OF one lar
f bred dollars each, payable as follows:
Thirty dollars peg share N cash, aud The. balanC
at the following periods, from he date Of tl.s
presents. to Wit: -
Ten dollar, per share at 60 days.
Twenty dollars per ehare at ono hundred ~
,Ftwen,y days. '.
i. Twenty dollars per share at SIX mo,Issss, any
Twenty dollars per share at ninc months
Art. l. That the names OF the partners, and Il
amount each partner has contributed, Is 10
), ows
4 SAID Charles Diamond, ten shares said Munr
, RobitaiiIc Nineteen shares; said Solomon IL e
. thirty shares sal James Shcchy, ten shares sa
/. MArt,u DOYLE, ten shares: SAID William Edniun
ruraer ten share, said James Patton, ten shur,
Q said Addison Thomas P,eNrcll. ten shar:s 81
!, Rob,r, Hare ten shares; said 4. B. Cox,tcn sha.
n. said T. Darling, u ten shares said Robert STt
\ prv tive shares; sdul Alex Gibson five share
vanl Ju.cph Cha,nr, hro shhres sand An2u=
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3 4 z 4 4 K.
Corner of 81. ChurlcS & Common street

EXCHANGE Not III.
DUSH & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
tentiu of citizens and strangers to their complete
assorl,ntn; Of Genemc,'s linen .hrts, do cambria,
with mru runs. fashionable linen fronts; linen COZ"
lars silk cotton and nrrino under str.s and drawerS
carhrir and silk antArrchets: blac,s and fancy
in great VARIETY stocks OF every descriptions: gum
elastic and su>pendeS: silk cotton and thread
gloves: gents hoskin !ove> umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Aso-SplrndG nssor,n!en, of LADIES' and gents sv'ri-
ting desks dressing cases, port oios peliuer> cut
lcry ami rich fancy goods.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

en-.
W GREENE inkcs pleasure in announcing I" h'7
friends H,d the citizens OF New Orenn that e has Mt
Icing brous lit Lt"srarh. par ill copper plate
prntiuy an from the "a, iltlcS the ant has over copper
Mate engraving he all orders entrusted to
him. ut one half the expense u engraving and nearly as
cheap type printing.
Merchants " iShing Circulars sent out III iil'T own
hand wrnc, can have any quantity ut few hours
notice; or they will he eNrcrrd for them IN h'aa'ln
style such as has heretofore given general salts faction
to all The most respectable commission houses IN inns
r;,y. (;eu,Iemen dnsirous OF, having Visiting Bust.
mass Cards finished the best uniSr, will do well bt
calling at I've office and specimens.
Feb !, 1889 $780,,
printed al one hour, nuca.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

~ IL - -
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
r1NO snil punc,uallv every Morday from each port
This Lin, ct Packets have been increased to olev-
en- frs, class ships, consisting Of
Ship NnShriXe Caprun Wool
.irGrusns, Capnin Il Drhnls,
Ahubamn. Captain T. Berry,
orleans, Captain 5 $enr-.
Tcksburg, CAPTAIN } Eunker.
!nnthea, Captain Ashl ".
N0shriVt, Ca tain " God.
IOuisn. Capt in Truman.
rconFe, Captain Lyons.
Ccmmecc Captain ca'ilt.
.Nrhr shin - cnrluin " 0ndhotI~c.
.Npm Ship -- Captain Nich''s.
The above ships are all of the first class, r"i'eIel,
and PIPER fastened, and were tulIt IN Ne" lork TX
IrtsIv Tor This ,r,l,hcv ut i.ht ''iarEhI I" wa
tr and almost invariably cross The bar without tee.l-
ton
These pnckcts are commanded by Capnins well ex-
pronced in the trade, and will nwa, exert themselves
to accommodate. The will always be towed ~ ana
down the river. and will promptly sail us advertised
They have Handsomely furnished ana
s,or. the frs, quality will ALWAYS be iurnl~ll"d and
every attention Iui the comfort aud satisfaction u
passengers
The price Of the cabin is fixed at $50, without wine
liquor -
For further particulars arply to A COHEN,
mae w 'nn''hoh Sfte
IT r The Sims nrc not accountable for brraNngc o
glass hollow ware, marble granite, cooperage OF Ii,
or rust q, non steel responsible for any packing
parcel Put on board, unless regular III OF ndns
Stoned 1hpreir nt the office Of the agents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

NTyM REII 10 Charities street, has this day reccv'
w cd ner shin Saratoga SO dom. enumelled Breast
Pins, when will lie offered the nde pedars cheap
xr than ever before ered in this city Also 81 dozen
chased Rings of all patsrs, together with great va
s;ctv Of chcap Gilt Work. consisting OF Breaches, Kings
Ear Ornaments, i.ockets, Chains, &c. Those IN want
will do well to examine .Iis great asso tnlent.
p =. Old Gold and SLY. anted. ai Is
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

ILLUSTRATED edition OF James on the PassicnS,l6
Il splendid Eng cravings.
Memoirs of Charles Mathews, Commed'an, by Mrs
Na,he WI, in , vols just received and tor sale by
mar q ALEX TDWhR 40 Camp ST
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COaStWlse.

FOR NEW YbRk.-PACKtT OF MONDAY, 18TH.
Louisan1 amt NrW York LINE ot PncIttS.
"A 1tiE superior fast sall'ns ship SAltAibuA
,G1rrS> capt. Hathaway, viii positively leave the
I.AIAE Iryrr as nhUvt stated. Having the greater
urI Il her rurgo engaged. For freight OF the balance
or pnssngc having elegant accommodations, apply I"
the master on board,oppose he vegetable Market or 10
JAMES b. Hl'LIlN,
II Camp street.
The price of passage by this line has been reduced 10
$50. .
'rnc p rkrt shin Huntsville, captain ElIrcdge, will
suc, rrd Inc Saratoga the Monday following apl Is
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CARD IO III LADIES.

NNu.I.IAM BELL, No. 10 Clarlrrs street. contin
w ues tn p,l chase old brnkHn Ja" clrv, Old gold
or silver in any form whatever and pay the highest
price in Orleans.
Ladies' " no NAV have old fashioned gold ewelrv,
viz: ear ornaments, CHAINS necklaces buckles finger
rings in fact any articles of the line, which is l>ins
die and of no use To hem cun 'Achangn the 10
good adval tag, by calling as above. ;.
B-Wuches, Jewelry aud Spectacles repaired IN
The best manner-charses moderate.
mJ8 l930-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

~UNNY BAGS-lOO bales 20 5ushel gunny bags
" ia store and for ia e by
ri, j TUAYER g. co. 7APoydrs street
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NO STATloNERS, COUNTING Ku,MS

III Nl Wklth nrf Of WY sniF1o1 QWnI!tN, and VIII De
sold low, to close consign,nen by
mlJ A TnWAR, 10 Camp st
NEW M SIT, nv Munouvrisr Haste, Roarnan,
~ Haste acknowledgements by Miss Esto, ttdi>
Gated t., Henry Burrel Esq. composed by Il. ? Ma
nouvrcr If New Orleans, received with the eentrst up
pIause at the New York concerts,
+ JOHNS e. Co,
Mil corner St Charles i, Common SITS
IMBHElIAS-|2 cases Mantua and Cling ham I'M
u hreas, comprising compile e rtnent, ding
from hry J Palmer, tor sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Co.
mr4a l34 Magazine st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

S.PARMIl, Dr"tSt, respectfully gives no
- tirr that he may be consulted annually IN New
Orleans, during the months Of Fehrn' ~. March and
April His nssrninrr in ,hr practice, DIR Lyon, whose
professional kill and experience, both in the sr@ ca
and mechunicui departments, is unsurpassed III this
couurr, will remain permanently.
feld Office. 50 Canal street.
NICHOLAS Nlt'kLt.Rl-\ns7 7, s and ., also the
~ first six numbers in one tract with a variety OF
very interesting books lust rec wed aud for sale by
nib TOW Mr. 10 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

And all inern,d Ne Landings on Red River.
r1i II 'I" :' r" "I' s s~,r '1' A ~"
SO all intermediate nn,iugs on krd
RIer, ha.ins been odahy drni, ed, will roSitiry
leave Tor the ntuvr ON SA1l tDAi Morning. the Y
at 10 O'Clock at winch passengers requested TO
be on ho",,.
Apri! 8, 339. :
For teigh, or passage, hnvm- superior accommodate
tons (cuhln all stltc ns apply "n board, uPpu-i
Birnviile-st. to
TlIOS. 3. lEEk,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27
NEW ORLEANS Il CARRuLLTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.

After 10 o. lock Car be obtained by paying 10 do
lars for the Trip
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave caua street at i O'CLOCK A. NJ and hnnrIy
calf past o'clock this i'll running every half
hour, aud continue throughout the day until oco p NJ
from the head ofJack,on street
Persons goug by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets, money will he taken by the conductors
: thce New Orleans and Carrotun Rail Road Company
Poylrus street. JOHN IIAMPSON.
nov29 Chief Eng. n. o c K.
DOSrON RUM-lU0 barrels Boston rum, landing
ID and for sale by ; 4 J 7 WHITNEY,
AL rs Camp 81
- OAP-30o boxes no | soap $50 halt boxes do,
- landing from ship John Dunlap, for sale by
u2l a. J 7 WHITNEY 7Jt an,pst
ONEY-lo iierceS f,est Cuba honey. now Iandins
l from brig Clara ion Havana for sale by
r. JARVIS Il ANDREWS.
no4 cor Common and Tchoupitonlaa sts
4 CHOCOLATE. 20 cnsrs landing from ship Nile
u for sale by BkinGE d Co,
"A lSi Alagal ms t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

NICHOLAS NICkLEBY--Nos. I, and y: also
~ the first six nos in part: with IA variety OF
very interesting books just received; Il" at" ny
NH A TOW AR, 40 Ca p 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27
The INDIANS pANACEA.
III, R@EIIM.ADAI,,
= :
i.or If N.tclt p and Toll on pitou as sta

or. T NulcltZ and I INDEPENDENTLY st9.
IOR the Of rheumatism onla king evil gnuts
l. sciatica hip uciplcnt sa hrui, ;! pm.
lite and particularly ulcers hhu fa.hnf
affection. the bones, ulcerlcd throat and horis aces
every description, aud internal h,sessss liz iu-
piles iles. chrome eyes, ryslpt
cIus oolA, and variety OF cutae"n, anccoh chfe-
head ache "cdiug nom ncrd huiho"r
pain the stomach and dyspepsia "'ef'tie rot ',riaoh
.Gcous Of the liver, r"uic LhI n'ii'on :" IN nheNs
tnd III deuy cIus y 'rri acton oi The 'ess's
skin. 1t ulaIt ,tc"iuus inr hefahi u"s'
wIIch have been broken down W J"" iefos
uv. nile rreganrn"s. la rGn"intrrs II ~ r"
commended III IL Oh rum tthfVEu
Of the blood oi tie nunura, Oh whatever name OF
kidd - -
sistnt Applications, which the ek Of ftn cse W."
die general remedy FuSihca' tv feHusc Inv
the INDIANS PANACEA Viii Eenei.y Le FOUND SUI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

FOR NORFOI X & RICHMOND
III The tust sun,, packet schooner NILE,
fTTa Captain Bell, will have immediate despatch.
:axla. f treg ht of l5l barrels pass ne having
fine accommodations, apply to Capt on board opposite
Ans,e stores Or to 5 Il } VIII iNEI,
u1i % Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

FOR KENT,
IA 4 two story house and two story Kitchen
+ in $, John street between poydras and levin
i Elm. street. near the New Market. Possession To
given on LIST OF May, 1859. Apply TO
mn II r tiAN\ON, 70 Camp It
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

10EER SKiNS-2 bales landing from steam boat
4 Homer for sale by A TRIER,
20 "a Gravier st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

STARCH and ALCOHOL ntes Starch, 81
y boxrs: Bachs Alcohol 30 boxes for sui, by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27
FOR FREIGHT OR tIAEIt,k

TN'K T KEICITII OK I f1AT I EK,
III The A last sailing brig kONlE., Cuptnin
,TTf Fowler s4o tons register, ,copprred and COZ;
-xLAaE. per iastencd-i- now dis:hargng. and will
'c ready in few days to take in freight. She carries
700 bales compressed cotton.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27
FOR BOSTON

FI1It EVJS T VTN.
fl Til. new, FIST sailing harqne ROTilS-
ai;r1SA CHILD, Captain Laury, has half her cargo
4ALE engaged, and will have despatch. For ba-
ulcc OF freight or passage. apply to
~ SN p WHITNEY. 70 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

~ ATS-2OO bushels landing from steiner Homer
~ for sale by A3HAHAM HiEh,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

FVK EIVEKPEUJL,
Fl The A | and fast sailing slip ISAAC
I'm, HICKS. Capt. Peters, will meet with i'm
.L. med, t- de patch. For freight Of 200 a!es o
Tor poSsngr apply to l. u GALE,
al, SO Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27
FOR NEW YDR X.

FOR NEW YORK.
Resuinr PACKET for U0nd'y tie 2oM inst.
Holmes Lane of Packets.
- The fast sailing, regular packet ship
,1rr.E\ NASHVILLE, Alpcn A Wood master,
\. will snil Ms abnv:. For the balance Of freight
or pu->a.r, having elegant accommodations. apply 10
The Captain ON board, tiers below the Vegetables
Mnk ct or TO ttiiE-N,
u3 90 tunrmnn i
FOR NEW YORK.
The \ ship ROBERT BOVINE, Gins
JTTrS> N'n-t'l' master, Wants 100 to @H la'.s cot,
l-+ngr, np " board opposite the Orleans Gotten
prc>S READ N FAli> LOW,
MI Bank place,
FOX BAl.rl MORE.
II The first 'u.s nti IA i sailing iiln ore
trerN huilr schooner Ok iMhk. Capt. Tho nI'.Un
u. having ujs' ut her cargo engaged viii rrvr
Immediate despatch. For balance ot''I@hi or passage,
aurlv Ia |. II GALE.
ull - ?5 "h'n"n st
FDlt BOSTON.
II The good schooner WARWICK, Captain
tr&N Curtis, the bulk Of ~ barrels TO COM
I. plrte her cargo. For fire gh' OF which pms
snrr, Arpiy TO 5 L. + WHITNEY,
All 10 Camp st
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al, 25 B

ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour Go Paroisse pour la parosse ct vs dc Ia
Nouvellc Orcuns-L Fiat do Ia Louisiana,
tous ccux que ccs prcscn,es conccrncnt-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27
t'Nll BALTIMORE.

81 The p ckc, schr MOLEASk -, Capt
iarsssrSSN Hawks wi have desp,tch. For frrIrh
AlAAE passage havn5 furnished accom- uodnrons,
nUVlI 10 l. WHITNEY,,
- nnln 10 Camp Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

TNOR SALE on board the above bri r-l00 barrels
II prime rum, W Fnys brand and 20 Pine spuls
Apply on board, opposite Spu" street Sd Munich
patty. MI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

FOR LIVERPOOL.
a. The a | md fast cal ing hnrQno l.Au-
,5Sr1-sr, REN>, Capt in Merrill. will hay" 'mnr-
'rru,1r mar, NJ her cargo eng ,rrd. For bllnnrc Of
i,. ;,l,i r. uussnrc ;r.,l,ro !. II GALE,
IN oi Com non
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

FOX HAWKE.
~ The elegant p'cNet ship REPURll
,TrrN CAV, J Wilson For freight OF ''"'
bales cotoh passage, having splendid far
n,~hed accommodations, apply CapIun Wilson On
board o lite the Mint. or to
: upupos PETER I\iDLAW, 81 Camp street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

FOR TI,VKt.
,fIt The A and FIST sailing ship t',h'o-
l1IrN, LANU>, Captain rrn"e', viii have 'nL''.
diae despntch having the greater par OF f'r
urgo Engaged For freight Of 100 bales cotton, or pas
ugr, apply to l. ), ~, " ,
N N.nIlNIVu -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

aDEFlNED WHALE OIL-For sal. by
II ali 5 4 WHITNEY, IS CAR Il
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TTN M,
II The | and tA~, sailing hip HANOVER.
IN Capt Drunnnnu, having the grrn"r part OF
..lAH her cargo engaged, will meet with immediate
u patch For ilrs h Of loo bales cotton, or ps:nse
pply t" l. ~ ~, "ALr''
an g W ! llh''i ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-27

DEAS-lO bags English green pens, landing from
harque Chan,clres, Tor sne by
ale SHALL Il BROWN, 96 Magazine st
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-16
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, SATURDAY, OCT. -, 1899.
For the Telegraph.
Revival In HardwioI< baptist Church.


sSivHi In HardwicI< Baptist Church.
0rOlher Murray AS il is always
Saeerlng to The friends Of Christ to hear
d l4s plpgrcss of His cause. send you
snort Secount Of late revival in Hard
wick.
al The last session OF the Association,
- June last, The brethren who attended
~ that church were awakened 10 re.
WED energy and zeal in laboring for II Z
t'eresis Of Zion. la the month of July,
NV, NV were added to the church by baptism.
me lm?enilent began to feel serious in
View Of their lost condition and the voice
q God seemed 10 be. .arise, shine. 70,
ny light IS come. and the glory Of the
Lord hath risen upon thee
On The 2s,h of August, a ouar,srl,
meeting was held with the church, which
"as pro.racted for Leariy three weeks
. The very commencement, some yer,
@,Pa'r'ng what they. should do 10 be saved
-, o0a was present with his people, and al
~p'eO Inc word preached 10 the heart
49, consclences Of those who heard an,
",Oushs forth fruit unto life. The CON
IN, ING power Of God was manifest. an,
+qa every day of the meeting der,
S's,'ms new witnesses for Hin. Al
sA''hs place j. ihinly populated, A.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-16


TIE FIRST JOY OF THE CHR1sT1AS.-
6revIous, indeed is their misunde rs,and.
ing OF the Gospel. who think thai neace
must be postponed till we know that holi.
ness Is IN progress within us, and that rp !.
FUtance Is going EDWARDS even unto per.
iscllon. 1t is true, that without holiness
no man can see God; and it is as true.
thai unless we repent we shall perish
But Just as the man who had the offer Of
reconciliation laid by an offended neigh.
Dor at his door, ought not to post pone his
loylil the hour of certain easy aud prac
ucable tormalltes so neither ought we
10 postpone II till the time when we know
that repentance and holiness have been
realized upon our characters. And that.
mol because these graces are easily at.
alnaole BY US, but because these graces
are actually included as SO many offers in
The COMMUNICATION Of the Gospel; be.
cause God holds them out for our accept
Hnce, just as efectuaIly as he holds out
pardon for our acceptance; because he in
whom all sufticency dweIs, promises 10
make his grace sufficient for every one of
our necessities; because he, who has civ
60 US his own Son, pledges himself to
all who receive the gift, that he will also
with him freely give them all things
The man who only hears the offer of
parlon upon repentance as a contingency
which depends upon himself may we'll
Aearsuch an announcement without be-
llg gIaddeneI and tranqnilized by it,
But lei man hear the offer in the whole
comprehensiveness of its terms; let him
perceive that repentance. as we'll as the
remission of sims. is included in il; 1T
hun un lerstand, that G ID holds out 20 him
in the Gospel a sane flying Spiri, as well
as an atouing Sacrifice, aud hen let hoIi.
ness be represented to b. as indis. ensa.
bic to heaven as il may, no sense of i'm.
potency whatever will intercept the peace
which ought TO Apw in upon his hear
Iiom such communication. From the
moment that he closes with these over.
lures, he may have peace; and the point
at whlch he recognizes in the pospel the
View Of him who, when he commanded
made the winds and the waters 10 obey
marks the point at which the dark and
fearful agitaliuns Of sinners bosom
should cease into calm Chalmers.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-16
Religious Miscellany.

sI.
Az ANGEL STANDING BY.-We rra |
Of ceatain, youth in the early DAYS u
Christianity, Those periods Of heroic snc
iering and heroic patience and legandarv
wOLder to which | have already ventured
10 call your attntion) 1--WE read of Chris.
lisn on whom his prosecutors had put in
practice more than common share n
their cruel ingenuity, that by his torrents
(lel those who will. or can, 90 thronob
ihe horrible detaiis) they might CONNIE
him to deny his Lord and Savior. Afer
long endurance of those pains thew rs.
leased him IN wonder at his obstinacy =
His Christian brethren are said TO have
wondered TOO, and TO have asked him hv
what mighty faith he could so stranoaly
subdue the violence of the fire, as Thai
neither cry nor a groan escape him.
ut was indeed most punful," was the no.
bic youths reply; :" but an angel STOOD bv
me when my anguish was al the worst.
with bis finger pointed TO Heaven Oh
thou, whoever thou art. that ar, temp,ed
TO commit sin, do thou think ON death
aud that thought will be an angel unto
thee! The hope of heaven will raise
ny courage above the 6ercest threaten,
ings OF the world the fear Of hell will
ROB lis persnasIons Of their entertainments {,
ana The very extremity Of thy trial may
llSeit contribute to animate thy exertions
BY the thought that the greater thy endur.
ance now, the greater will be Inv reward
hereulter.-Bishop Hcber.
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Under the head below, design to give, in several
successive future papers, number of articles
from the pen Of Thomas Chalmers of Glasgow
These diseourses are taken into the Edinburgh
Encyclopedia, aud form the substance of the arti-
Gle under the head, Christianity, in that work. 1t
needs attention and care in reading them And
they will bear reading more than once. The arti-
cles will not all be as long as the first.