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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-09

A FRIENDLY WORD TO RELIGIOUS PoLEMIcs---
We are, professedly, going to heaven, that region
of light, and life, and purity and love. 1t well in
deed becomes them that are upon the way thither,
modestly to inquire after truth Humble, serious,
diligent endeavors to increase in Divine knowl-
edge are very suitable to present state of dark
ness and imperfection. The product of such in
quires we carry to heaven with US, with whatso-
ever is most a kin thereto besides their useful
ness in the way thher.) We shall carry truth,
and the knowledge of God to heaven with us; we
shall carry purity thther, devotedness of soul to
God and our Redeemer, divine love and joy, if we
have their beginnings here, with whatsoever else
of real permanent excellency, that hath settled,
fixed seat and place in our souls now; and shall
there have them in perfection. But do we think
we shall carry strife to heaven Shall we carry
anger to heaven9 Envyings, heart-burnirgs, an
imosities, enmities, hatred of brethren and fe
low christians, shall we carry them to heaven with
US? Let us labor to divest ourselves, and strike
off from our spirits, every thing that shall not 60
with US to heaven, or is equally unsuitable to our
end and way, that there may be nothing to OBJ
struct and hinder our abundant entrance at.length
into the everlasting kingdom. -Did.
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Brandon, DR. Hale.

Jamaica, l. Merrifeld, Esq.
Hubbardton, w C Denison.
Noraoich, Sylvester Morris.
Hartford, Geo. Udall, Esq.
Tunbridge, Hervey Tracy.
Straf0'd, w Sanborn, Esq.
Barnet, LIP Parks, Esq.
MOrriSto,on, Rev S Robinson
MorriSpille, LIP Poland, Esq
Cornwall, B F Haskell.
CrGttsbury, w J Hastings.
WeStford, R Farnsworth.
Essen, DIR J w Emery.
UunderhiH, Rev E B Baxter
Barnard, Arad jackson.
East Barnard, w Leonard
Walden, Perley Foster.
Sta~kSbOro', Joel Battey.
st. .AIbdnS, Z l. Jones, Esq.
Rutland, II r Thrall, Esq.
RoyGlton, Bella Hall, c c
Carter.
Danuille, NJ Carpenter.
Glorer, DIR Bates.
st. Johnsbury, Rev ] Morse
Middlebury, NJ d Gordon.
Cambridge, Martin Wires.
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AG II N rs .

Derby, DR. Richmond.
Permissible, w M GuilforG,
BrookfeM, d Kingsbury Esq
Randolph, c Carpenter, Esq,
East Bethel, Z Fowler, Esq.
" atcrbury, L Hutchins Esq
E S Newcomb.
WaitsfeH, Col Skinner.
MoretO,on, Moses Spofford.
Warren, F A Wright, Esq.
Watertord, R c Benton Esq
East Rorbury, s Ruggles.
Ferrisburgh, R T Robinson.
pergenneS, J E Roberts.
WeSGfeld, o Winslow, Esq.
Corinth, Insley Dow.
Wiil'amStOtOn, ] c Farnam.
Chester, ] Stedman, Esq.
Springfield, Noah Stafford.
Franklin, Geo S Gale.
W0teruille, Moses Fisk, ESQ.
Hydepark, lothian Wilson.
Etmore, Abel Camp, Esq.
Hinesburgh, w Dean
Burlington, G A Allen, Esq.
Montg Omery, ] Martin.
Lincolny Benz Tabor.
Calais, Rev. Benz. Page
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-09

THE PRIDE OF KNowLEDGE.-How little any of
US know, or are capable of knowing, in this our
present state They that think they know most,
or are most conceted of their own knowledge,
know nothing as they ought to know They that
are most apt to contend, do most of all fight in the
dark. 1t is too possible there may be much
knowledge without love. How little such
knowledge is worth! Itprofts nothing. hurts,
puhs up, when love edi6es. The devils know
more than any of us while their want of love, or
their hellish maignity makes them devils AS by
pride comes contention, so humility would con-
tribute more to peace, land to the discerning of
truth too,) than the most ervent dsputaton.-
There is no hope Of proselyting the world to my
opinion or way. If cannot be quiet till | have
made such and such of my mind, | shall still be
unquiet while others are not of it, j. e. always
If some ones judgment must be a standard to the
world, there are thousands filter for it than mine.
They that in their angry contests think to shame
their adversary, do commonly most of all shame
themselves Howe.
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THE VOICE OF FREEDOM

Is published every Saturday morning, at So year. pay
able in advance. Ifpayment be delayed till the end of
the year, Fifty Gents will be added.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
Subscriptions and all letters relating to business should
be addressed the Publishers letters relating the ed
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the writer EC3@ Postage must be paid in all cases.
Agents of Vermont An-Slavery Society, and officers
of local anslavery societies throughout the state are au
thorized to act agents for this paper.
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From the Common School Journal.
Colonial Laws of Massachusetts & PIym

Colonial Laws of Massachusetts & Plymouth.
The following are literal transcripts from the
laws of the Old Massachusetts and Plymouth Col
.onies The exception in the enactments is found
ed upon the universal obligation of parents to be-
stow proper education upon their offspring, The
Pilgrim fathers were not satisfied with a theoreti-
cal recognition Of that obligation, but they made it
the rule of practice. The principle embodied in
heexcepton is worthy to stand as head or frontis-
piece in every work on Education.
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His forehead, plain and delicate; his face, with
out spot or wrinkle, beautiful, with comely red;
his nose and mouth exactly formed; his beard
thick the color of his hair not of any great length,
but torked his look innocent; his eyes grey,
clear and quick. In reproving, terrible; in ad-
monishing, courteous; in speaking, very modest
and wise; in proportion of body, well shaped
him weep. A man for his singular beauty, sur
passing the children of NJ TRANSCRIBED from
an ancient copy Of Josephus published in London
in 1889.
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Morality Of Marriege.-It has been ascertain
ed by actual returns, that there is great Unequal
ity of numbers between married and unmarried
convicts in State penitentaries. For instance
in our penitenliary one hundred and sixty pris-
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ALLEN g. POLAND,
(SBoo&, }oe j. Clancy @48stss 6Spte>,
E~ me- UNHEMR %9

W. NJ -A IVA I'M ~ M& 80
EW AVING procured from Boston and elegant founts
n a of the most FASHIONABLE TYPE, are prepared to
the above business in all its branches and have
no hesitation in saying that all work entrusted them will
be executed in STYLE INFERIOR that of any 9TH
er establishment in VERMONT.
9 Office, door West from the Post-Oice State st.
Montpelier, January 9Th, 1882
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Written OH the adoption of Pnckneys Resolution in the
House of Representatives, and the passage of Cahouns
"Bill of denominations " to second reading in the Sen
ate of the United States.
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hui hy religious persons. Those sbundani
sources 81 pare dslighi which afe % Be
found IN he heart. ne intellect. sad the
imaglaslion. are nsser received n their
fulness but by them; and whya bersnss
shey sse lie germs II their future and
mere eloriOrs being. and ran only hau-
rish n q soil akia % that Ultimately
destined Tor them. In . worldly mind,
like plants renewed from their original
snil ard climate. they exist indeed. bet
With = llighled existence; and produce.
hut how Degenerate is the pFodneiians
Every Thing that wants religion wants
vitality. .....-..-.-
Philosophy without religion is sliPPled
and impolsni; poetry without religion has
no heari-siirrius powers life aish',ui re-
liginn /. a complex and unsatisfactory
riddle; The very arts which address them
srlFes 10 The senses never proceed 50 fs'
towards perfection. as when employed On
religious subjects. Religion. then. can be
10 obstacle 20 enjoyment. since The ORls
sources ii il which are snnfesseJly pure
are al snhsReed By its possession. Ever
in the ordinary commerce With the world
hat blessing awaits an exception IRON
the Low and s0r'l,d spirit, the psIiy pas
sions and Psliry feelings, which abouns
in 10,
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Marlborough Recorder,
FURNISHED Ry D. mEARTT.


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made Ia the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged to hope that
he was sbou, TO receive such an amount oil
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tim for his arduous and unceasing lsbors,
but enable him further TO improve the ap.
pearance and add 10 the usefulness Of his
paper. Blu, 10 realize this hope, the active
assistance Of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in tie Justice of
the rause and the soundncss Of the prin.
ciples which he advocates: and having
truth for his polar star, he has neither
waycred nor Ial,cred, even in the darkest
hour. lie believes that the entire Wing
party are ac.uaied by the same purity or
motive. and in their determination Ia pre-.
serve undlminished their high privileges,
arc animated by zeal net less ferstn,
than his own. The rich legacy which
was won for us by the active hands and
strong arms of the Wings of The Revoln.
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can be preserved only by un,iring watch,
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Recorder therefore trusts, that all true
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tions Of general policy, are assured ,hatin
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"Noihlnc 10 extcnuatc,
Nor set down euoht in maiice,"
but in truth and sobcrncss 10 do Justice
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4 Mothers Song Orsr her SefFiaS basf.
o..ss nc, ny chill. is, It s,ssP. isiits's'h
whsrs pleasure ansils ia o. the ara q &C.
pose. 49,.
Mile nv soul with sweet -. iaSfasly deep.
Wig. is praise to 'ss -. Asr fond l"'' to
GisSisss.
Owassn nj say e..ill. ls, /, sleep. LET iss'ssP.
abile ssesssoa's bright wand on lIs temple IL
lain
l.; :Aa .-psyrs unite fren Ire waves Of ih'
deea.
AMI sing to my Willie shsir AsaEsa born
strain.
liz sigss are is lullaby = It's Mirror M tears.
To chow the sweet angel lie i'y ssd III
snilss
0whsa shall see t''e glad canvass appear
From = voyage Of NO, ca an oeeaa "fW'iss!
LaSCEMOgE.
ostsssr s,A. 1879.
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Ne mud 0bry God raihsT hGn man. "
When me Rev. Mr.. Baird VAS plead
ing tie cause cf Flame Few days since
in the Centre Church. IN this rily, Nea
Haven. CT lie related The following.
Which he received from the lips Of enc al
the Evancfli.is rmploved by he Mis-.
sion.ry Society of Paris: This Esaagel.
isI was preaching in are Of the tnsns nf
France. and lady. the vile 81 one ii
the weather. ciuzsns. aftrnded 81 the
chspel. and became deeply interested in
the subject 0f her s0al's salvation. Her
husband. who was an ihfdsl. opposed
her violently. and a, length, Wien she
became . decided CHRISTIAN. told her laal
IL she vent 20 tie chapel sga'n. he Touki
take her ne. Knowing well tie ehar.e-
ter Of TIE man, and irH,iy believing iIiat
he would execute his threat. she called
On tie minister 10 ask his ad'lce. ! know
not. sad be-, what To give. but We vii
pray to God for Wi.dnm. They kneslrd
and prayed together. She rose lr"m her
sEses anI wiihou, saying ward rrinTn
I'd homa. The mex, S.bb=;h she wa.
found in The house. os Gnt. listening -
4 fnr the last time on this side of the e.
lernai world. Al the close nf The ssrr-
zee she returned. and np"n snteueg her
house Ter husband met her. when ths
following cunrersaiinn snsnr3: Have
YOU bten To the chapel! Yrs. Dad I
not tell you ,hai | would kiIl y"u IL YOU
went agarn' How dared you in -! YES
but We must obey God rather nan. prr-
ceiVing isat he he,ilaied. she snhrsred
he opportunity Of exposIulaitng with
him. Why. sad she, do yon ihsend tn
ILL me, Have | been a aui.e wife Ia
you--a worse mo her IN your children.
stree became a chti.Iia'' M. 'srlisd
BE-. lstnny his weapon is!l from hrs
hand. ~. and | promise never Ia oppose
Won ans more. Add now. cau'iunr! he.
I wish y"a IN pray for me. They bow.
cd before the mercy seat. sua she poured
out her soul in prayer frr him. lie -
nov ore Of the most active memh'Ts 81
the church. y H. Recorder.
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BLANKS for sale at ibis Q9!ce
HlLLSD 0ROU II, \. {.
PUBLISHED wEEKiY
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT rHREE DOLLARS TEAR, on TWO noLiAR'
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10 have their paper discontinued at the exHna'
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Paper Will be discontinued until all aH"a'a-'s
are paid, unless stthe option e the abhsA'
AdvcTtis emeats not exercising sixteen hw
one dollar T., tire FIST. and twenty-five 'r"''
Tor each subsequent insertion; hrper ones :"
rr"pnltien Court Advertisements twrnty'''''
per cent LighCr. A ,'cdu, ton al 3Ss per et".'
Nj bC maze ~ advertisers by the year.
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UNION HOTEL,
aIIIa

MILLENNIUM 80 -
.NFARY A. PALMER a. SON respect.
IFA fully tender thanks 70 their lriends
and lie public generally. for 'he very u
bersl palronsge heretofore extended 20
lhem; and weuld inform The public that
thsy hare put themselves 10 considerable
pains ard expense in repairing and filling
up their esIablishmenI. that stronger m
dusrmenls may be offered Tor public pat
Tnnsge.
Due attention will BE- paid In their Ia
be, which shall be furnished With the
best The maIk,i can siord.
Their Bar will be supplied with IL
quors ol The bes' quality. and Ice IN album
dance.
Their SlaLles will be supplied ui'h
abundant PrOvender and careful attend
anee.
The travelling public are invited In give
them a call. and they are assured that
every exeriion will be made 10 give sa'
IislaeIinn.
TTwo or three families can he ae.
coTrmcdaied With board end good rooms
ar TIE Raleigh standard wi meet the
abase three weeks.
June 10. Vs.
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STATE or NuRTn.CARULlNa.
Orange Comfy.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
August Tern. 1889.

Ha'tiass Poe vs.. Etai Cars

Ha'tiags Poe ". ETai Cars
0nr,ual a',,chmeoi, LEVIED on tract Of land
&c app auas 90 the shti-fse'trn II the Court.
- TIA, E.Jah Gtevrs, '''.. aei,Wdant in thus
~at~. = u'tt ii HWa'Uatt ef t1's STATE; u -
'hstrlarr "rlrF"d, that gwhtta.tun be made IN
~ a." Ii,.lshnruuet, Recorder fvr Sax wts&a
succ~ .a'sr' Y, notd,Ing ihc sad dttradant that
ur.rss hr he tnd sEpsaT hstsF" the Sid tAsnTi.
10 be hr.d al The r"utt tos'se "a itl.sbol Qua b.
IN the fputth Monday II ~, unheT next ard
rep'evy ~ piead 10 ,ssuc, ladgH cnt By default
w,l ho raterrd against ham
JOHN TAYLOR. Cisrk.
Price adv 81 90 sc sw
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STATE OF NORTll.CARoLlNA.
Orange County. So
Cour, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Angus, Term, 1899.
rhnrt., n lam 4. . Ell Hal, er

Charles ilsoH, &c. Y. Eli Hosds, &c.
Petition for I.srary.
Il n appearing To the satisfaction Of the Court,
- tat James woi,han, Susan worthau,, Wi.
liam L. N"r,hatn, Mary tNotlhsn, John Nntth.
am, aud Sidney ? w"riham, arc not iuhsbi
tsnts ri this state; II is Therefore ordered. tina,
puhIicarinn b. inade ia the iiiisborough Recar.
der for stx weeks successfully. that unless she
said jams Wor,ham, SnsaH Worham, nIl
=. mW w"T,ham. Mary Woithau1, iohn North
AN. anl Silaey r. Npr,ham. appear st the
n,xt trtm &c tb,s court, 20 hs held al the court
huuse IN tilsanrouRh. on the fourth Monday
~ N"venheT nrxt, aud plead. snswcr " de.
mur. the sa'h petition viii he heard * parsc,
aud taken pro c"nfesso as tersrds them, .-
JOHN TAYLOR, Cierk.
PTice atlv. 81 so. s7--6w
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Sale of Land.

as. BV virtue Of decree nf the
synSs.I Court &C Equity Cor Orange county,
STst will ai'T Tor sale on the promises.
ss-3Seas m Ssturday the I?ih day of pcto
her next, the Lands nf Tho iIcirs al the late
:tmgh Crawford, deed. hfinr the irac, of land
IN which the said Hugh Craw ford lived lying
~ orangs county. on Back Creek, udj,inng
the lands of wills Sallafs aud others, aud com
'aiaing about ono hundred acres Terms, ane
and twa yeats credit. with interest affair ono
yeay, aud tilIe retained until the monry il paid,
10 be secured BY hnnd and good security.
ELL MURRAY, ComnaissiOuer.
September IS. So
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ReHg:On enhance, eosry enjoymsn,.-
we NAV see how rom i,'ttpiv religion j.
adapted '"'I'e nature al MAJ. by observing
thaI even tie clemens oE entoymen, fand
they are many. ttough ileeLng winch
l1's world cJntsi ~. are never Guli " tasted
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Mattresses,

ETTHER Double or Single, made 10
- nTdtr--an article Of great comfort.
siiher IN summer or winter. Orders lelI
al The siTiee Of The llillsborcueh RccOr.
Ger vii be duly attended TO.
JLly -. So
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UNIVERSITY.

rtLiE Stewards Hall, ~ Chanel Till, will be
- vacan, after the ist Jay Of January nex'.
The occupant will lie expected 1" board al
sreh stadsnis a. may Apply. al pHfe not eX-
"ece''nG eight dollars prs mnata, payable ~ al.
VANCE. lie ia allowed the use ofthe premises
free d rcGt. and 10 use the decaytnr timber ia
the neiphb0nng forest for fire wand. TIE
Buildings are IN gooI order, aud have apparic,
naal esrisn and field of about fi.leen ACRES
Applications can be addressed Ia the sub
scFibrr, on OF b,iore tae lst day OF Nuyem
Der next. m......
ClIAS. MANLY.
Secretary 10 Board Of IrRs,sss.
Raleigh. September IA 1853. s.
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ROnnets and Shoes.

'I'HE .uhscribeTs have just received an ed
i duionsl sUTPly a bohnsIs aid sh'es.
-hah, snh thar IoTmeT stock. sswFri'sS q
.snrral .gagsIimsnt
PARKER L. NELSON.
May 10. w.
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No Time for Readng!-Go in,o tie
house Vi some Of our farmers. and you
will find no newspsrer. no periodical If
any kind. and hardly book. All -uea
men 70 subscribe fnr a paper. and they
will tell you that they have M tune 10
gfd one. But vim j. 50 constantly EN-
.oyed as tn find no leisure for The ep-
pl"ymeni of his mind! Not Tire farmer.
lnr the long winter ersnings afford him
several hours every day. whirh he m'Rhi
teyo,e To reading. Not tie mechanic.
I'r instances a7e freqaen, whet" III" 49,
dusirious Artisans have attained an emi.
hence IN the science. merely by giving
iheir leisure TO study.
Une of The most eminent oriental scho-
lars nf the age, is PROT Lee. of one nj
The English Universities, and yet all his
education was acquired during the me-
meats 81 leisure which be found Nhle
employed as a jourheymau cstpenler.
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Moilat's Life Pills,
PuGNIx BETTERS.

THE unIseTsal es,ima'
ton IN whi, h tho eelsbrstrt
LIFE PILLS aud PHHNiA
BITrERS are held. is salts
fattsIily demonstrated By
the increasing demand iST
them in every state and sro
ton oil tho Iniun, ard hy the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

IT, he above medicines ar for sale
sasSAaS al the Office Of the Hillshuroush Re.
corder- where constant supply ~ilIbe kept.
ID. llEARTr, Rgsni.
Mayo, SO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-14
- - s4tffp
ltlR NEW WORN.


Louisiana and New York Line Of Packets
Hi; Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York on every other Mon
dny-conmencing on the Goth November-and to
insure the punc,uaIi,y in The time Of sailing, the
line will hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship Yuzoo, Captain Trask, to leave the goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, 10 leave on TIE
4lh December.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Eldridge, to leave on the
18th December.
Ship vscksburg, Captain Woodousc, to leave on
the LIST Jlnuary.
Ship Mississippi Captain Davis, TO leave on tho
18th of January.
The above are all new, of the first class, copper.
d and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 tons
hur,hcn, of light drauglt Of water, being built
New York expressly for the trade. The price
ot passage is fixed al 100 dollars: their cabins are
fitted up in the most improved and convenient
plan, and finished in neat and elegant style
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided
aud every regard paid to the comfort and entire
satisfaction OF passengers who will please take no.
lice that berth can be SECURED until paid for at
the of ce of the cousignecs.
These vessels arc commanded by captains we'll
experienced in the trade, who will give every at
,ention and exert themselves to accommodates They
will IL, all tunes be towed up and down the Missis.
sipp by steamboats,, and the striclest puncluality
observed in the time of sailing.
The owners of these sh's will not be RESPONSE.
oo Tor any letter, purcell or package, sent by or
put on hoard of them, unless regular bill OF ladng
be sgned therefor, at the counting house of the
agent owners For nrthar particulars apply 10
J d BEN & A COHEN,
nov27 30 Common st