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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

STEALING CowS--Chutlrs alcIandcr. ef Cam.
den Ne" jersey. ~,,s broughI before Alcrman Ma
ehell yesterday morning charge ci stealing three
mich cows from Tho PASTURE Of Joseph ~. Mss,
Turner'S Iauc and the Ridge road aud me from tho
pasture OF hlr Bolton. the hight OF the II t. vi o.
ODOr lat which he drove to New Jersey and sold.
lie hrd bull Ia 5000 to appear Ihe Coun of
General Sessions 10 answer 10 the charge Of larceny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21
NiISSIS LrI,I

The New Orleans BUl!et.n publishes rs,ura, fi,in
. counties. which give Harrison majority Of 1912
berg gam OF ASA S-es tho election al la; year
These returns being cusrcct. even II the remaining
f"'''n Of tho State eeroo they did last year.
Hi.FIsJn kss tbs State
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

4 New York paper states that George r. T. Hewcs.
ia e Of the Boston tea PARTY. died German Flats on
the l2.h inst al the advanced age OF l06 years Ills
remains sent To Richfeld, Ostcgo county fof H.
torment, " hsre he hudrssded for many ears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21
Ciniss & AGrcrt;prr.

PUBLISHED rRi-wEEkLI AND WEEKLY
AT TH. eoSNF' % csIOS I~n VAR, sT,.
vrEEIISG. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

''Whaf DO you 10y the LocofJco," said
North Carolina Van Buren, man, wing "S.r"
said the ~hig. 40 you low in spiriisi 10
you foe r,your country; and Go that
you ~ co mJnny with the De'il"--LOv. jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

o. nrrL fEsrn. Ht Jobs Va, h. d DIV 81. Man..
dapsd dow ycsisrjIy Sci, preceding 20 dinner 81
IOsyarls iiptrl iis VII was i.aniug ~ arm ~
u4s tine n, t,j iced tH c'fd ior some time past
,,uE nv sq rtr,p 81 she tear. y \ Ame.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

S.p' % Nv % leans, Il iiosa tie rl", ..,c o: ~
y -meyE frsi
Al sNiNf's DAY
: &c b, dead .Ac J. de-.
Gone 10 h.S dcstt b,J
And peace ha +. a. "a -, ~ CpAsii.
~ -nns par oi'helu," viii m,n, hear sirs
~ d.y 10 mo ecmetgie- Of New o lran- rn- xido'.
81 'aur". tie lonely b,;E,r IN, coping sister, the
rhir. 'hiidlrss al WHO have felt tn. stroke at
ones s;.l d-a' t,Fu awRy by dr,,hl al WILL ha
there. TIE 81. oi the dead vii he ih-,nsed ~
Breathing icraus Of ella, & the ~ II acci;Of'
vIli oGain D. Enlightened y Ihc strength 4AI beauty
80 0th~r AMI distant days.
Ih"Jgh less sttnugctS apI ~ sn,.r 80 tEi, trne
h.n"rcd c'iSuu hni tie mind ct kinllcd Tor IA.
n'ion the VJqg ,lI,s sfihc heart. never 's
.inanaii'h i"s mOse beautiful ceremonial. Friends
and relatives ?" &" honor the du.i they have known
anti Owed IN lie. Th-y q, with ~reaihs and 20 ,ers
10 o;"r respect sEd fl I'll the per ell; 10 de- o.
rate With omhlcms ui nyo and III. the dlk gateway
0iGoIih; Io commune again with h.se WIN have fas
I'D AWAY; tnprcparctor tie hr da " "a ,teTEi-
~; and mcdL,I" upon h 1t sell time come. VI
u Of hope and delight To ia wh''ss step.
dcd 10y the worls of truth.
II saswcct. wholesome beautiful ccror~,na'.
aud who have ever fell sfliciiln be cal.oas
20 ~ influence.
To old ciiZrns we nrs,f uffnr rs ron RI upon
this subject. hat all vsiinrs !df,s- this
Iicr rbi they NAV bc informed Of Hrd miss
Messing hr novel AL beautiful oLscr' OF this day
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

The elections for mbcrs OF IN. ncr; Eun-rcs.b ,y.
"'en held m IL STATES, and The rcsL!s a net wing
gain OF IL members. There IA one vacan Y in Penn.
ylva"a, nns IA 'iassachrc,,s sn1 i~9 "a Min. 8,
De filled Tor he neat Congress,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21
NORTH CAROLINA

Tbs old North S.ato has ione lac. Whole lctr in
'he recent election. TIE :,I!oSiag RETURN, arc suiii
eien' " $40" which way tie STATE has vote! I.t.,
August Tie Wig majority S0o1--aow It 5ii,
iaIE ~ .TCrrnss A. y.te half
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

The Richmond wag does loot know how to enjoy
victory with moderation Ne. Enquire
Never mnd-i knows how - eni,y % 10 its heart.
content.
\, to Editors 10 dip their fingers in The soppan,
and turning out honest ohicr.hud,r." Sc. that
may pass or what i-s wsrth. its 10 excellent taste
however. and comes " IN decided gruro from one
who has drawn lbs sUaenaHec for thirty ycars from
The public crib and Ia many instances. has done IT,
utterly in rooiempi Of proi,sscd prime pies
~ 10 warrant he general belief where nc j. known
that hc world gladly continue 10 30 - upon the sins
terms. In other words he 10 II mtrkci. no 70 ,y,s
whoa be opposed The Sub.Trcasary; and GEN fIarr.pn
ran buy him. u be- wants hun. a, rhssply as Mr.
Var Barren dd .-- Kicilaad WIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

Ios...I Distinguish EYf seasons IN .., -,
c1nc- vr brfro Hr'r1fh1l Drsprny. ri.r c,.,., ~.
srmmcr NOR, arb No ard 90 TO. s,urb lasts f,. 49,.
h'r3'l! I' rhe altar. TIE uu'd, The rsbIy I,5e7 20
'ui urelmy au'uun. The haasy npon. and after ~ ~.
" nic, bright f''1r vlnte, when Won ~ sbcI, i, ~
your ~. s'is h'r hr .2'l ,fh1 7ud ind .r.,y
rIeds..- fisrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21
ALABAMA

There Isl IIarrlsa srin %. 7s2 IN four counties.
The Cs,slSsto, M-rcur, Van Burca print ,ay, Of A.
We 5eS.a IL ice! a l.i;!r wo.ry a1p.; .se .ccA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

Don't be sllTmrdy--We shall ruR Gags cut a liz
Ito while thi. morning, merely To dry hcm therefore
"a beg wing friends not TO be ag aird OF the sight
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

"SyeH Gooir'UN."--rhe following one oi SIR
lilo yeys IUsss. al the supper ITO Gee Cub lat
cvc"In; Col Greene. II the BJ,Ion Post. like al
y ther greens. beat when dIsscd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

"QUODiIBl"T"--Fhe author ~ ihis work 10 said
BY The Mldisonian 10 be- John =. Kennedy Il BaIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

Connected vii, the abrvr. is one Of The MOS; 81
tcusivc READING ROOMS in the United State
4 rms 70 subscribers. IS wear Strangers mr.. free
visit a. for the spare OF one month Ih1ss who cor
inne {" visit 1t Tor longer term, viii be put down as
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

TIE Pr pJEey ToGfiiOq' This vessel VAS built
m The yard o. Nr. Dchhurn nt Blackwell The en-.
yno BY which her paddles. p-yp-..yrs az :hey are
termed. are worked. was made by SIR B-a's the en-
gnco-. az his prefniFcs GT-cnUich she 10 a small
vessel hnI V-fy oegqH N her proportions AMI f,,p-d
rIt through the water "Ils great rnpulrty The
sngrnc is Of - hose yYNar The propeller. drif.
FROM tie pNdd.e-whcels used By other siofmsr- in De.
ing single blades of iron. o4y one blade on each se
% the vessel. and 'ola -Dnrsui hss brought INTO h-
water by the revolution of the Nh1rls Lsrh blade
y,sy brad sud i.rza nrI iil. s'.u 90 psreafscu.
larry the y'cr % tha ila conclusion Termed l The
blades VI paddle Su'e, dipping 1910 the water 4t a
glss ls avoided lli SOC raIs Isni uuY,easaui vllTs
.IJ1 ~ Inc vessel.
Directly The blade DIG ia,8 Sic al,r d b. r..-,l
5asa by M lru or Nrp n IrHr. ,a-a-Inus no. .p,
similar o. be Jog and web foot 81 an "a rlfr bird ard
b. means of ih. m1in1 .hc yf-ssI ~ propelled Tor.
ward she can perform iron 10 O., ] / Ln.is ~ lusIc.
~ hour The 0ppsarlure OF he prsps,rs Be- ike That
4 q yra.s-lio7ycr luH vhsH IN motion fLsf sri.,,
some degree rssrwaes ls ersof ir,t in,s.iig DE-
walk one great ndyarfIzr .s diat Zee lr,5sIrers o-.
casyD swell on the w1.er. 90 wake or f.oueh r1 the
rvrr and nu bgcF wa.0f. NJ that Danger s --rs,r
Cd 90 small boats b, ih, fsydItr Of has rflFrsss-
The vessel now runs hourly between Black wall ard
Gfssn, rh, end appears Co be- grcHt iayorlte from
the number o. pssseHcsts sHe o. continually cgHysyIrr
backward and forward. S,taeen those places
Nrr York C1g--Ths population or No 8 YORK eif,
is a-certlined Co 30 3l7 G39 Of whoa I4442f arc
white males. mi 5000 white femalcs--syrrts II
ho litter 9.J)G The g. lJr.d population is 1861
males 5j1, females 9UJs. excess 2fO1 Tho DO.
ef.as0 ni population during me as five year, IA. been
about % ono The real spd pers,pal prsp,f nv ssfo
ED tb year o. $3.50 sf3i 6sheirrs dee,sa,s .,ber
,~mTsc3 .-i'h belfast gssro'no'o fasn ~ l0o0.00o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21
LOUISIANA

AZ bat GS' parish, orc hsarl iIom The Hs.t.
"a mt!or.'y !, S6s!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

The mcmbe scFthe wheellng Iyceuu ore rcau.s =.
ed IL meet a, tn" Exchange Reading Room THIS
EVENING ' tAkr mO e0nsid,rarioa tie Proprie;y Of
again attempting resGsei;aie the soci,l.
no. II LIBRARY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21
OFFICE HUNTERS

Ne ss'Feei there tsibc OF hanger. ~ Of tls
" ing party whose only s,E IN going with them has
ceen the hoPe OF obtaining Office. ssch men are I'M
~'3ihy to belong 70 party having for ito object the
holy worn OF edoerning land from ifs late odos
bondage. Nen ~io the uarnest applicant, aud
The most intrusive hOggar. for IT, az, the lcas, worthy
OF 1t. and ~Ill BE- the lsssi acceptable TO the p!o
with WHOM they will come in cusac, IA ,acir ,;!.ial
capacity. We have but li,s fear that Gen Harrison
vii yield To- soiciis'ions and make promises Of office
to ANY ore hsors snt,rns upon the actual di.chsryc
81 hrs t''ie,. 10 fear that Ne will DO L,s.eJ n
ms selections by these applications We refer 10 the
slosei for two reasons; indseo such as a,o do
posed 90 him in search Of office 10 stay Ut hor,,
aud mind their legitimate business aud the other be-
cause We wish To tho Wig press generally take
Up the subject ans show both 10 Gen. Harrison and
10 the people generally. that those who have laLo!,d
the most arjuovsiy and sincerely f the 90 ce.s Of a.
iSr'ison have done iy t,eiT eOsniry no; TT
the hope Of reward
There is another view Of ,his subject rh-i r.rhaP.
speaking the needy 'hcse who 10 not make a yer,
good living 10 any cher way. who apply Cor office
bat government Offices. WHOM the governments !.
honestly administered ailrd bot bescarly mean. o.
getting living. Mr. Clay once remarked 10 a rcn.
ucmsa who WIS a Cpieni Of government fa,or and
"ho plead his poverty and his large fanily as an ss
case % IL THAT probably the gentleman had lsara
ei sufficient by hIs experience 10 instruct hIs son.
never 10 eater public ie until they had acquired Ell.
ouga ." live without as Siuolunh's 1L,r. Is :,
n'uch wisdom IN Ihs remark any tLN .r-r fell
. from Il huaurvL liz,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21
" IlNOLS

we ,-e w. wtaou; fIii return, ir.ir ILLINOIS,. being
dependent frn'u -ms almo.r entirely ); Lou.
for rc'urns The le'lO;,ing IRE oil that We Le,s yet
sei.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

We perceive htro shrs u' E-r Com, ~. -as
nomu,tcI lion y g r. M,Ecaon ul washing.
Ton ,ou-,y ss the Democratic Harrison r,rdrat, for
Cs,,rror 81 the election o, be held npI, October
hotter nomination t7sIj not havo hrcn mIdo The
talent. ard uneitcrf0n-J's rIarasfer q the nyminoo
rrldgr Dc certain ihai be ni receive nos only the sup
port ore me vb'g, Egt many sh have Js.' ofro.
no r.' r. Ihs Is'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

rQt )BUBEF'.-Tss -o'b..' q .t work % tIrl
~ ,oc H.a,''ni-a 's Penn +, NsS'.ot g salt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21


The proceedings Oi the city couucl. city ordinances
and orders regularly appear rhiS gape-
Cnsroctei wuh the oFfre Of publication cC the
Chrchnc FINES ard Advertiser is n JON y BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE. where f-av br Ind ga f,vnra-
lie terms, Blanks 70 urier. Car,s Nanhh:lls. Show
Ihs. Sc done IA. Sive and un sh,xt notice
tor sale OF the CUinpuus Ron u of the wheeling Times
ind Advertiser
Ciy summons, CoIu'y Summons.
Executions. Executions.
Bounds Bonds.
SumnJn, FOR Assault Rccngyizony oi
bail.
County SInn -. f,E ASSAULT. ng,d. Lease Warrants
SHrciHts' Bnis Declarations = lurrSl Bill. Cf Ia.
dug. P,.Ilsrs Notes Notes Of ". n NJ Rank Noic.
~ v. w Bank, Checks Hn oil the banks bound and
plain. &c. Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

TK'cE o. VESrHrLoauIsT--B ,irz. the Srnirilo.
gust und s,-gicnn. recently PLAYED a funny tck
upon a ons ,sF Of harSe J"cki ai Blngor way down
east" o.is nj them. says Bangor paper. was eI-
aiming horses mouth. and a'ked the other how old
he called him,
Seven this Spring" saiI he man
NO, I'm nIno." hosrssly replied the horse moving
his lip.
fla Gays the jockey.
lilo" responded the horse.
"Hiil he 60" m1u red The jorkey
"Noia peg. replied the horse, Or rather BlifE Tor
him
The Jockies by This rrpr thonshi they were m
strange company Down went tho r,iu-. and they
shattered, leaving Sigror and the horse to finish tn.
hirsoTH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

We sec. with pleasure, that the correspondent Of
the National !nielgsneer and other east m writers
nave 'ei iher faces against Examinations aud psrus.
o" account Of our political victory. The aicnlOn or
toe public hos been too long drsc:ed such ihins
and II ~ 'iins now the battle over. for the poo2lo a.
Ss'n - s0'io down 'n'o tnss ordinary occupation.
"e'F-o EaG ~ attempt kas Lcoa made to illuminate
tcrc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

W. hcar rac ".'gc,; uI filing o1r71., aii .IlAci
OF among all p1ru",-st hcing uudrr,iDoi. gcncrallr
thai ;hc mean! bent vii! "a removed. We trust no
viii c removed. because re Ia. spent sicatcr pr.
ton %: the ias months IN stump speaking abusing
ia" citizens ct Wheeling snd rhcr clud la'c -. Tho
Presidency. Tim hold bc sviiclcni use i.r
removal. r.nu's ,..iico mus, be made a snrcur.
ship when permits him 10 lrvc! he country on other
business than attending his Diic. and hc makes ro
government pay for services ,hs he docs no, render
At the same time ssy, unqIafcdly. Tint Nir
Thompson has been, .,hon the discharge Of his oil
cia dultsurhanca cpInmodlingh " believe richly
honest When the Office u filled ~ the spring. We
'rust may be filled 'hs manner \ pubI.e meet.
ing called MAJ cIndi I1r,s f,r nomination b1orrsd ar
aud the one who most generally v1'eJ fo5 recon
rncnlsd TO The department Tho expression OF public
opGion the subject denocrlrc sad rii. af-ori
-asiaetiou. and believe a man will he thus obtain.
cd Ubo Will be acceptable 70 Of the citizens and
who Will Do. hinsclG the labor OF tie ofi~c
Az EDITORS LIFE-whai will you do 20 ~
up your Inpcrs The election overt Is a question
Sc are sometimes asked J; is asked no by people
,yh, 10 no, -. 7k Thsre m57e subjects than ever
even politically, nhich clam. u' az, oiioa We web
carly day, 10 nsratc important a-acu1-nonts 10
tho Constitution. md lay the :haI induce a, To-
Io 81 bcnic rhe people. Oae to limit President
70 i single term Of scrSic Another 90 prohibit The
appointment at nun office who has been mem.
Der Of Congress within Ho years of the :ime The ap-
ronimenIis made Annibcr n compel lh- President
"a making nomination the Scnl!e. 10 lay before
the Senate the causes Vi The remOvsl of the former N.
-ufnant Tke.e are ycry Ifnlortonf and Mill -yra,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

nlh'arS ani literary notices 'te otbSiGueu
sh1ve but rilI6e charged 60 -sr,sf1t orn seTttons
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21
WEEGLTEG.
IMPORTANT NOTICE

s,rrRuAY MORNING. NovEMBga q. 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

IL b. rum7rcd" says The Elsiun Mercantile journal
that Henri william vii Sssiisc the honor ~ ran
lds,s or Corrr''.. 20; fo r-T; election 10 District 81.
lO-ah3 that N,scCs M'EToS. ~ho resides in That
Dnrr'. er'' DC terminated by ias Va Bl-cn parry 20
W ,l.,.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

P,h-or DAVIS of fas Uaiysnify q yrginin died
5, I've IA inst. Of wound inflicted on tho night Of
he l2'h rs: . u, hhnd, of On assassin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

. he f.lipv H. na,.. o. n,Slti:l' o's,s, still
k.pt % VA y ~ . l-a's. i,c;n he rI", aC g: -.
yemoyE Srst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21

rs,r 81. u ,s.sD'' 10 bear f''3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-21
rEsus or AuYGartaIS..

~ AhrriisnmcD's handed ia Niitirut -rse6 order
wall b. p,,rshl ull forbid ani changed Il for tnrc,
Insr,ors api % ceuts every Subsequent Insertion
20 al,r y~k ~ s!yrr-sssr eats ordered til forbid
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-19

For several months before left my
native land, had no doubt but that the
Great Head of the Church had work |
for me in Jamaica. Some of my good
Boston friends thought me acitd entba-
siast for going out in the manner | did,
but I felt that went at the call of God,
not knowing whittier went. think so
still. The Lord directed me to Jamaica,
he directed me to Mount Freedom, a
place most uninviting to the fesh,-a
place where the people. were more rude
and uncivilized than in any other part of
the Island, being but step removed from
heathenism,-a place where nothing had
been done before. Butitwasthe place for me.
( Dear Brother, does your church regret
that it has Missionary in Jamaica p
would they regret it if we should aid him
a little pecuniarily? Though the people
here are eager to receive the gospel, tho
God is here by his spirit, it will be some
time before this people will feel and fully
understand their obligations to support the
gospel as they do in christian countries.
i Our church is founded on the principles
of Total Abstinence, Ia novel thing in ia
maica,) but would not, could not con
: sent to any thing else. The amount o.
good which such church may do can
: not be estimated here. nor can it ever b,
by created beings. We attract much no
Itice all over the Island. from Rum Manu-
!. facturers, from Wine and Ale drinkers
). and from Missionaries.
e Dear Brother, pray for us,-pray tina
i from this infant church there may GO FORT
!, streams which shall make glad the city c
!, our God. do believe in God that tn
e little rills flowing from this mount vii
3 widen and deepen by tributary stream.
IF until so mighty river shall be formed
n and of such impetus, as to bear away a
" intoxicating drink from the Island to tn
: ocean of oblivion. NAV not liv
e. to see so glorious day in Jamaica, b,
o. this is the cause of God and it will pr,
+ vail. Several of the Missionaries hay
d expressed much establishment that tn
r. planters, who have mostly been invetera
enemies to the Missionaries, should so Fl
d vor me- Under Cod attribute it to col
is sistency of character Even wicke
r. men love to see this Many of the plan
y. ers have said to me, we make Rum, "
Is drink Wine and Ale, but it's all foolish
n you have begun right; go on. Sever
with whom [ have met from other par
of the Island have expressed the same.
Yours in the bonds of the gospel
JACOB WESTON.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-19

siderable religion in the family, such as
II was but there was also considerable
intemperAnce, and looseness OF principle
and practice in other branches of morals.
In the sinking condition ofthe family. the
influence of the poor wife was to De seen:
She was not herself vicious; but she had
no high moral principles, no cultivation
of mind, no interest in the improvement
of society, no zeal for neainess and COM
fort, for whatsoever things are lovely and
OF good report. Her want Of the qualities
ofthe yirtuous woman, described in Prov.
cribs, made her poor wife, and her hus-
band poor parishioner. | seem to see
his STOPPING form and care-worn face,
passing before me. seem 10 see his
dilapidated buildings. seem to see the
neighborhood presenting all around the
bIighling influence of slack woman--s
poor wife--upon her children, and chill
dren's children. Talk to me then ol
educating young men, and of training
them up to be good citizens, good mem
bers OF churches, and good supporters Q
religious societies; and ] will tell you t
educate young tOomen to be good wives, i
you would have men to be happy mer
good citizens, and good parishioners.-
Pastors Journal.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-19
Religious Intelligence.

Ma. MILLER's PREDIcTIoN.-.Yester-
day, August 18th, was the day, accor-
ding TO Mr.. Miller, which was to have
closed the day of grace, or when Christ
was to have left the mediatorial throne.
Mr.. Miller has all along maintained, thai
after lbe 18th of August, 1910, there
could be no onversions-that Christians
would lose their desire and their spirit o.
prayer for the conversion Of sinners-in
fine, that that day would close up the day
Of grace.
We took the liberty some months since
TO say in the Heard, that no such thing
would take place; that the world would
go on as before, &C., and that we believed
Mr.. Miller's system to be founded in error
We shall now soon see which is right
In the mean time, let it be remembered
by every unconverted sinner. that he j.
imperalively commanded by his Maker
TO seek the salvation ofhissoul Immediately
To refuse to do this, will he as disastrou.
to his soul, as if some judgment from
Heaven should suddenly cut him off.
ZiOn's Herald.