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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
FAIRFIELD RACES.

lIEsr DAY.
SHcepsiakrs- Mic heats :enra &c Sl5O forfeit 500
--fhtee subscribers.
Thomas Dss"e0's f7Up by Chateau Mar.
gaux, dan h, Arab, |
Georgc Goed"yo's belly Henry Ton.
sun. dam ty shawnee. o 0
Riehsrd II B'.z-ars by Goh,n.
M, dam b, Medley. 2 dat
Time LIST heat Sd; Cd, 147, 3d1, Sc
SEooNp RACE.
Sseepstahe ; mile eats entrance $500 for
cl 500.
Jno. :. Corbin's by Chateau Mnaaux, out OF
the dam u, Bandit, |
James Gafdnt''s eh by Emancipation,
out OIL Betses Graves . .
Time Is, heat, l.54 ID, l.59,
SKcosD DAY.
sUccrstate, mie heats three years old. Gu
tame, $3.50, ton,,l 500.
Nm. MeCago's b. c. bs Cain, dam by
Comus, /
Wn,. Il. Johusons b. by Star, on, Of
Sparrow hawks DIR, 2
Il ia hears won wnl cfga, eascby MrCatgo's colt
Tie DAY "etanJ extremely dsagrcabIe.
TnIHp DAY.
Prnptietot's Pure, s3u0-tyo nilc heats
l. b hapman's b. h. by Golah, dra"n-dtstem-
pred.
Geo Smnh's Oh. b. by Eclipse, Q
l'lam PueAen's 1r. h. W'lso, b, l. Ibo-
rough,
w r. Johrson's CHI. by ECLIPSE. d.
Thomas Doswe.s on. b. Hand Cider, T.,
lisnby, 3 3
Wm. Mccaree'- b. h. George b, Ecl pse, 4
john 7. Whites en'fee by Trnsfeoo, dlsronced
TIM, Isl heat, 3m. 40, p heat. n. 53is.
FuURrn DAY.
Jockey Club Pu,se, SG00-a mile leafs.
Charles ). Mortls' Brndy. dr.
J. 7. Whats Betsy White, 3dis.
William MeCueo's Ellen Thomas dis
l. pucket's Bengal,
Thomas Doswell's Martha Bnokcr.
ton tsuurk lame and drawn
VIM. r. Johns.n's Margaret Blunt, .
Tune, 1T heat, em Is; % heal. 7tn. 55s 81.
heal, euIo'
he ace vas very beautiful one bciwccn Ben.
81 aud Margaret Blunt. la the two first m,iss in
the last neat the mare was thoul a length 4 head
io' TIE gre"ef potion oltlie h'rd mule, they were
meek and neck-and JusI before reaching The quar-
TEL Sltelch tue horse passed and took The rack On
reaching The stand, Tie Ilder OF rnpal supposrrp fhe
last nlle run, drew up, and tie marc again pissed
BAT before getting halt round the horse gam took
the udck, aud Win II the money lfh{s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
Rutherford Willis and Middleton
Wills.

fE,HE James RIVER nn1 ksnawha Company are
u de>rous 10 tease the Rutherford Mills near
Richmond, t3r the ensuing srasen, For terms,
apply tp Geag Bernard Peyfon OF Richmoud.
The sare Company ofttr Tor sale the Middleton
Mli. On the james River ~ Fluyanna. For terms
apply to Gent john IL Cooke, NlunsYllIe. Flu
wanna County.
Anil u t1Ie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

THE NORTH WEST PASSAGE.-Th qaes-
10 tie Pacific Ocean. .itet having been ,r hfre efn-
lufirs matter. doubt 10 the ets'iized "oild mas
Zen settled at last Iti.uow saosn ina such i@s'
sage exists Mcssfs Dras. aBd simpson, "l the
Hudson Bay Company, have succeeded, alter Two
previous attempts. phct resulted urs9cces-lnls, 40
exploring the way aud - establishing beyond doubt
lie Girt uf rouinHnus comm cation het~een tue
fwo crai Oceans. The passage through thr entire
soui- from tn mouth ,ihe Copprrmne fher 10 the
Atlantic lies South OF LIT. %. lhr stah cos T.
fnfup Tie passage runs between Boaha, upw ntsi
asrriancd fo he an sltHd, aud the min In; u \
b ut u miles vide e.ch extremity and three mites
VIDE IN he N dIle The successful explores reach
ID Fan Slafpsau-a Iradm. Iosl oil The COMPANY
GA lie lIilfui Octub last, having ltlt ,aPe Frank
ln. utaf me mouth Of tie C,rfttune RIVER, onth
20 fluly.
LIE discovery 81 tbs passage has long heen an oh
iect fs7ceIal suiielude the British Government
Thr nalcs Of Parry Franklin. Ross. Bach. and oth
efs Htr associated with suenubu~, petsasefug, ant
ms iahouous ,ars towards atunirg this much d.
.frJ fssu't The liberal palicy Of the Cover men
abt h rev afled aud hosbird ne services Of i1rs,
egc'pnsiug mc" taCdRh uore pt them aeoeeded IT
tie Dlfma'e purpose of herr ab0ts. has nov aenev
ri lie great end ia view. Eaeh previous uudeua
kfug dtd something towards aesompiishn . H. Ms
SIS Drasc aud SIMPSON 10 whom beings thc glory
81 Il aal .uccess, 80 mort deserve all the honuf o
Ir enltfptse, jhan the aehsol ct eppula desefsr,
% enJas tne lame al cons ruelinE The noble edif
Of nlaeh IS tie efspuiug ornament.
Eatt HmcTran
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

M + RECEIVED a few days since few Bas-
w kets Champaign Wine of the Star Brand
few Thousand Cigars of superior q aty, and an
interesting LOT OF .ench Brandy. Rum. Particular &
Sicily Madeira Vine. BAILEY & WOMOCK.
Jauuafy6 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
.g'gTEFE.

~ q q o a..
'E'HOSE indebted To }. K. Bailey & Co. Bailey
Womack and ID. T.. Bailey < Go. are here
by respectfully informed thai unless they come for
ward aud pay what they owe the above named
concerns before the ST day of phi next they will
every one without dislincton,) be warranted OF
sued upon Immediately thereafter.
BAlLEY& WOMACk
Mach - IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
HOUSE AND EoV FoR s,,r

EeY VIRTUE ola Deed of Trns,' e,al 49,
-h1 Jane {. Venable, TO the subscriber Nc y.
tee, for the purpose of secuing certain deb,s =,
IN named, which Deed is ofIecord IN tho a..
Court Clerks Office OF Lynchburg, shah MI,
sale, on the 9th Of June next. at the iron, A.
The Market House in said town, for cash, tho
House and Lot,
now occupied by the SAID Jane c. VenahIo
ted at the junction of Teuh Street and second .,
IN said town. shall convey such mile oal, d.
vested IN me, which is believed TO be poo5
My ~ 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

l., on totrsp orttnt Of the Boston Posisays
that the statement thal England has proposed 10
settle the Boundary question upon the bass lnd
down bythe k'us ii Holland AMI pay Name { 200.
QUO for tie rgh of atoad, a., las been proclaim
cd to be without authority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

remarkable am clearing the ground. and have
number II hands employed 10 planting. with We"
exend the plantation 10 huad'ed acres as SOON
possible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

4 Bingham. Esq. Treasurer Of the hepnD'c %
Teas has hen st.pen ded from his office. Charge
Of speculation ~uil The public money exists against
HIM nd Tie thtef clerk Of The department. a
con m Tee has be appointed 10 investigate ms con
durt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
IsEFg.gv'Es.s sk.

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
u selves together for the purpose Of conducting a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the intge aud commudIous brick bull
ding Market street, leading 10 the Court House,
and are prepared TO accommodate Boardcrs and
Travellers III manner and on terms. which,. they
1auef themselves, will prove satisfactory 10 all.
Tbr uoase will be furnished IN the most com.
roftabe MANN; their Table supplied with the best
that The market rd,; the Stable with at ondance
Of proyruder and auen6ed by experienced and at
teutye Ostlefs.
DAVID f.. BOOKER,
RO. CORNELIUS harris.
Feb 90 Is
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GOODS. GOODS!!
L. IL TON ~ Es O I'D T. -
To fgseiy Friends .rifH E1rs0ii,s greet

n q 4. r O a Il O ID T.
TO their FRIENDS srifh B1rs0iHs greet
sag.
hUR Stock Of Spring aud SPINNER GOODS
W Is aow fully 10 baud, and from our know ledge
OF the favorable circumstances under which they
WIRE bought aud the care viii which they were Sc
leced from the very latsst imrouations, we conf
deuuy recommend orr Goods as being equal both in
price and qualny to any IN this market
Ouf Stock . vefy large, and embracing, rs il does,
eveIy vary Of Ia cy and Staple Goods, cannot
l,ll to cease any who may favor us with call.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
Wishing to buy Negroes Clothing, will fluid it great.
/, to their interest 10 purchase Of us.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are also informed that we are prepared 10 supply
lher wants at prices irresistible.
BURTON & ROBES.
April 80 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

Pret1g 1Hirk.--A trend wrins TO MS from y =
Orlfaas safs--''1he weather be,e Is "xeiuci'iihe
BIT aud The mosquitoes are about i'esaty 70 me cho'
tur4Hf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
For Farmers amt Planters.

w l. have on maud aud will sell low a large lot
w al Mountain Tow Linen, German Bnrlaps,
Cotton OF tabugs, Nos. |. AID ?. and heavy brown
Domesiics. suitable for servants.
MARTIN HUNT, & WARD.
Anil Q -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY a, A..

SAc AEsAE PROPERTY nj A..
yaIne ola decree of the Clrcnn Saa i'
N oopn OF La" and Chancery, Tor The fonn,
Henflco and Cry of Richmond. prononnc.I9 "ul
I'm February, 1870, IL The case of Jobr ", On D
wei and John Smith. Jr. plaintiffs, apains, = d
iiiiatns and others, the undersigned Coo,,,3'
ef' wiiI sell, al public auction, 10 the hiphcs, ~,
on the premises. on "Wednesday The Ion d,n 5 g'I
next the large BRICK BUa!DsS.n, u
%an street, or opposite ,e Union Hotel LynrIp
from IT'S structure aud location for ina, ' VI
Ierms.-Oae third Of the purchase norss
paid IN cash, and DETERMINING two Thirds -, 10
pifatlon OF SIX and twelve months from III. d,s
the purchaser executing negotiable notes al S'
endofsefs for The amount Of credit mstal,nea, 7O
no convey ance to be made untl the Whale n ,
purchase money shall be paid and conyry,aoa
rected by the Court. ''"es
May - eom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

a Circuit Superior Cour of Law and Cb
L "A ce'y, continued by adjournment, and held
'he County OF Amherst, al the Courthouse, on II
DAY the 3fd day of September, 1889:
W IlIl1m NJ e Daniel p,i.tiH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

! lions. large and general assortment of GOODS q
the latest styles and lashlors-all oil which hey ole
10 the who ,ssae and retail dealer, AT prices which
hey link canEot fail Of giving satisfaction The,
a,,nesIv solicit "a Is from! country Merchans-icel
ing confident that Their slocH comprises as great
variety Of goods can be ionhd ID any o."e' nous
The following list comprises but small part oithel
stock on hand.
Extra fine wool dyed Black Cloths
:; -ty's Vest OF England do
Nedi,u, nd low priced do
49,, 60 pa, Cloths
Medium asd low priced 10
Superior Golden olive 10
Invisible Green 90
Oak Olive Dahlia, Cadel and Steel Mixed Cloth
Asphatum Beaver and Pilot Cloths-a good assoit-
ment from common Ia very /, 'e qualities.
CASSlMERES
Extra fine Wool d. ed b lack Cashmere
Supefine piece dyed do
Fine and Medium Blue do
Ponce AberIs--a new style Of fancy colofed Cassi-
mere--yery handsome and fashionable.
VESTINGS.
Extra fine plain Blk. English Satin Vcstings
do do French do
Blk Fier'd. Satin-Shamrock and Thistle patterns
Supeiine Buff Cashmere Vesting
Whueand Colored MaiseiIes Vestng, great variety
silk Velvet and Valencia do
LINEN GOODS.
Extra fine grass bleached IRISH Linens
Medium and low puce do
-, "a aud 1914 Table Diapers
Sd. 10 4 and "a Table Cloths
4 and A Ddmask Napkins
3 4 and 4 4 brown French Linens
81 aud a Grass Linen
DOMESTICS.
6 4. 81 and A brown Shectng
3 A, IS aud A brown Shrllug
BIeaehed ShrIing-all widths aud qualities
Heavy Cotton Oznaburgs No. | and 2. OF Richmond
aud Petersburg Manufacture
3 A, Is aud A heavy flckogs.
PRINTS,
New style French Prints
Super London do
Merrimac do-a large assortment at all phi
SILK GOODS.
Heavy Matlioni LusDttng
5 4 India Satin
Bhck Figured Gro de Afiqne
PLAIN do do
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue Black Poul de Sole
Black Figured Americaine
Black Figured Hermann Satin
Handsome PLAID Silks
Rich Figured Gro de Nap Silks.
hosiery.
Black Derby Ribbed Silk Hosea new Article
White do do
Black and White English Six Hose
PLAN Black do do
oTcn Worked do do
Black and White Cotton Hose, large assortment.
GLOVES.
Black Twisted Silk Gloves
Whue do do
tolofed do do
Black Kid and Horse Skin Gloves
Colofed do do
FRENCH WORK.
lO doz. rich worked French Guitars
Rich worked do Capes
DO DO MUsL ms.
Rich dg'd Swiss Musius
Ilain 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
ROBERT TINSLE !
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE
BRYANT d YOUNG

II - q n y ~ II " = ~
A REnow receiving, and offer for sa'e' :"
a ced prices, for cash,
20 hhds. St. Croix and Auakapas Sugar
so bags green RIO Coffee,
80 tarrels n. f. Rum,
40 boxes TaIlow Candles,
20 Hull Il Sons patent do.
Is Sperrl do.
80 boxes Soap,
$50 sacks Salt.
March lG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
EXTENsEVEsTOC OF NEW SPRING
GOODS at s'eauceN prices.

FBNURNER & BURWELL take pleasure in an
Il nouncine to their friends aud the public gen
orally, lha: hey have recently purchased ~ the cities
Of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, on the
most favorable terms aud Of the latest mporia-
lions. large and general assortment OF GOODS oi
the latest styles and ashIor OF which they oIei
to the who ssae and retail dealer, al prices which
hey llink caEcot fail of giving satisfaction They
e,,nesIy solicit "a us from! country Mefchants-feel
,ng confident that their sloee comprises as great
The following list comprises but small pant olthef
Gan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

fk1llE subscriber has on hand large Supply "i
Gayles Superior Saddle Trees, which he will
sell At the following prices for cash
M,us Tices Sl3 50 per dozen.
Side Trees, l6 sc
II. b. RICHARDS.
Jan. o. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
sTIsAYED

IRON The suDstIIUe'' U"
C. ia the 2oth ins'..
HI I-C Two Mich Cows,
NS<ATa OF the following d ascriptlon -
ME 1E Que y dark bnudle colour
with three Of her leafs large
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

with three VI bti '".'
III. oiber small and is about eight years ou'- ne
o,b,r ped with two Of her teats joined toge'nf,
I'D is about six years od-ear marks not reeohec'eu
ANY Information respecting said Co"s"ill be than3-
luliy received and the informet literally rewarueo'
''''' WM. c. HOLLlNS.
Blaekoater Mills. near
Lynchburg. May 10. "o"
yvtRGfNIA-Ata Cour of Monthly Session held for be
county Of Campbell al the Courthouse on the io'h
las of April 18i0 ~. ,i d
lohn Shefrer executor of John Weber, deeeased and
the same john Slcner aud Ruth his vile, flAhlihsi
against
pptl Weber dos Of John Weber, deceased, Thomas II
f,l,rs,n and Peggy his WIFE Sally Weber, and AIeAande
Sece MARY Elizabeth Steele Sa1nh Steele aud Rachel Ann
Steele infants underline use Of tweny-on years and Johr
Rosser Jr., e'''
Tic Defendants Thomas I. Clafkson and Peggy his VIE
mol having her appearance mud gwen security nc
eapp 10 the act Of ssenbty aud The rules Of this Court
aud appearing y satisfactory evidence that they arc not IN
nbt,fs of this Commonwealth Its ordered that SAID DE
gd,pis do apppnr here the first day OF The neN term ans
answer the bill ofthe Plaintiffs mud that copy ol tls orde
b. forthwith inserted newspaper printed ~ the tow
of ynehurg months successfully and that anothe
COW thereof pusted the front door oil the courthouse
/ said county, 4 CoPy-Tesie,
WM. A. CLEMENT, Clerk
Arril tG w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
EcEs RE;.y'g'.

~T77ag The tenement IN this place at presento ecu
han ried by Mr. Lewis Williams rs a Tascu
El4-s- Possession can he had on The 26lh Of this
month. by application TO ). l. WATT.
Mareh 70 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28
GNiLNTi,X SOAP.


UST RECEIVED and for sale 500 lbs. Coun
~ Try made Soap. CHARLES PHELPS.
Nav lS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

Fare through to Richmond. S9.-TO Fro
May VI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-28

A Il Special Term 81 the Circuit Superior Court
~ Of Law and Chancery. for the county of Am
herst coutlnued by ddpurnment, and held for the
SAID county, IT The Courthouse, Tuesday, the
3lst day Of Mart h, 1910:
James Sledd Plaintiff
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-09
Tuning their harps-ihey long to raise
The triumphs OF redeeming grace."

Protest Christian what mast thou been
doing these past months, while the ma
tional election has been pending and
while you have existed in The midst of
sinners, the conversion of any aid each
one OF whom would have caused heaven
to ring with Alieluiahs to God, and with
rejoicings over a soul savedl We do in
good earnest ask thee. What hast thou
been about2 y And now, that this
poor, temporary election is decided, and
you see The result of whatever zeal, labor,
or Interest you have bestowed. upon it,
whether the event is what you desire or
hot-now that 1t is over, what will you
do for efecting the salvation of sinners
from sin aud hell, TO holiness and heaven
Will yon be as much interested, as labo-
rious, as Jealous for the kingdom of God,
as you have been, or as others have been,
for ?erishabIe earthly power2 Wiltthou
be as much engaged to secure the cleo.
ton of yourself and your fellow men to
crown of life and an eternal weight of
glory? The Lord will mark thy answer.
Z, NJ,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-09
From the Morning Star.
Contributions of Shareholders,


A FreewiII Baptist minister in New
port, was asked whether he would accept
the contributions of SHAREHOLDERS in his SAL
airy. No." he replied, Il would as soon
accept money coined in Helf!P' This
was as it should be. The contributors
of Shareholders are emphaticaiIy the fruits
of robbery. And shall the church covet
ithem-does the gospel require them! Or
shall the gospel draw its support from the
fountain it is destined 10 dry up! Shall it
fatten on the fruit of the tree it pronounces
corrupt the tree it will soon pluck up by
the roots Nay, verify. But slavery is.
nourished by tithing for the priesthood
Yea, and those mission boards, SC. who
welcome the Shareholder to fill their treas
ury are bolstering up and emboldening
him in the prosecution of his abominable,
bloody trafick. Surely "they know not
what they dc !" 1t is to be feared the zeal
ofsonle missionary societies will cal Them
up-that in their zeal for their cause they
resort TO such means to fill their treasury,
that God will abhor their entire service.
1t is matter of rejoicing that our Free
will BaptisD missionary board have closed
the vault of their treasury against those
soul-slaVers, who would ease their con-
sciences by tithing gold, while they neg
ect the weightier matters ofthe law, judg-
ment, mercy and faith" The success Of
our infant mission may be altogether with
out its connection with an unbL00dStG1ned
treasury. No! the God Of missions ever
has preferred honest means for the promo
ton of his cause, and he will bless them
signally.
All true" says my reader. 81 am
glad our folks wouldn't take money of
Shareholders" But, friend, have you
lately tried them, to see whether they
would take yours? 1t is TO be feared, -that
while we rejoice over this bold stand of our
board, we shall rejoice over an emptgtre0s-
wry. That, by our covetousness we shall
strongly tempt our board, in view of Ian
gushing mission, to get money where
they can, if they cannot get il where they
eoould We do not believe they would
yield to such temptation, but it is not
safe to thus tempt them. Bring in your
tithes and bear away the blessing.
Our missionaries! where are they =
Me thinks l hear them say," We don't
want the proceeds of slavery sent to us,
neither do we wish 10 be starved out
Though we could be willing to suffer our
selces, if necessary, yet we do wish to feed
these heather with the bread of life. O
brethren brethren, give us for ourselves,
e bread-for~ the heather, books,-GlVe.
= give brethren, in the Lords name give, OF
:, we perish and the heather too. Then
, shall the wicked point to US and say, see
how those fanaticaI abolitionists prosper
l. their light has gone out, and their mis-.
sionaries are called home. Yea, and th'
Shareholder shall rejoice saying, they ab
horred my donation, and 10 @6olItt0" be
meUoIence, soon emptied their treasury.
But we anticipate 10 such Disaster
= Our brethren will come up. let then
only come soon enough, and all is we'll
our mission is safe--hea!hen are convert
ed, and Heaven is pleased. MIS-.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-09
From the Morning Star.
One soul Outweighs them all.

Night Thoughts.
The cqntes: which has shaken this ma
ton by the force of an all-prevalent, ar
dent, and furious political strife, has re-
suited in the election of one of the candid
a,es to the presidency; and is, to affect
various official departments throughout
the county for some years to come
The redemption of a single soul, is Of
more consequence than all this. Has
heaven held rejoicing over The results Of
the late national election, or would heaven
have kept festival had the election de-
,ermined in favor ofthe other party? No
one believes that one Of heavens harps
has been struck in celebration OF the re-
suit of the electoral contest, or that one OF
the harps of God have been touched 10
symphony with the rejoicings OF the o:her
Of our national parties, had that been tri-
umpbant. But there IS rejoicing ID heaV,
on At the conversion Of a sinner. There
IS low in the presence of the angels Of Coz
over a single sinner that repenteth. TIL,
mouth of the Lord bath spoken it. And
in view of the contest between the infiu
, ences of grace and the powers of dark
ness, and in the prospect or hope that tn
sinner,. the object of those efforts fror
abave and those from beneath. will tur
: from satan unto God.-a sacred poet hs
It represented the angels of heaven as
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-09
For the Telegraph.
THE LOVE OF MONEY IS THE ROOT OF
it,. ALL Evil Tim, 6: 10.
No. 7.
For the Telegraph.
Bethel, Nov. II, 1910.

This evil passion has extinguished ev-
cry principle Of justice and common hon
esty. Justice and honesty would infu-
ence men 10 do unto others as they would
others should do unto them. But this
precept OF our divine Redeemer is but lit
tie regarded by the world; and the church
seems to forget 1t is found amongst the
important sayings of him who spake as
never man spake. There are those who
are so blinded by the love of this present
evil world, that they sincerely think it is
almost impossible for men to do business
unon strict christian principles, without
suffering the miseries of poverty. Such
evidentIy have little or no faith in the i'm,
mutable promises of Jehovah. Il have
been young but now am l old yet have
never seen the righteous forsaken nor
his seed begging bread" THE Lord God
is sun and a shield the Lord will give
: grace and glory: no good thing will he
t withhold from them that walk uprightly.'
J But supposing we should suffer all the
9 miseries of poverty in its worst form, by
S governing ourselves by the principles o
d Justice and honesty-have we liberty tt
d be unjust or dishonest! Such IS the ex
e tensive influence Of this evil passion, it i
f seldom we fad men governing ,hemseiVe
= in their commercial transactions. by tn
IN principles of Jesus Christ. selfshnes
as is the order of the day. There are yer
r. few but act in accordance with the spir
in of the old adage: keep what 20
ok have got, and get what you can" An
nd mgny care very little how they get mo-
ev- ey, il, they can but get it. Others. WI
Ter have moro decency, have some regard
- the Laws of.men. in their efforts to pr
,ck cure wealth, but have little or no regard
lgs the law of God. Such, however, wor