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against
EhrneZcr Iahc, and MARY NJ Sbis .;C. ~ II

''ihlIllNails.
against
EhHnezer IaHc, md Mary NJ Shis wife. AMI Henry
Moore and JIncS & Johnston. Defendant.
Inc defendant james { Johnston not having enter.
eu AVS appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly aud the rules urthIs couri. nnd il M.
penring by satisfactory proof that lac il moi an i,l,,,
iant ct isIs commonwealth, on uoiiou of The r,u.
PiaInauls by counsel 10 j. ordered ihaI The s,fJ J.c.r
u,ni 81" appear here on ihc first day Of The next term
~ 'Hi' '"uri' nUd answer The cumplainauis bill. asG
''at a eopy 81 ms ordcrhc forthwith iuserrcdin some
newspaper printed "a Tie city uf Wheeling for two
months successfully and ro.fcd nj the front door ~
'he IOdd house "i Ohio county. \ cnpy ieste.
ALEX 4 LAIDLEY, Clerk.
NELSON, Tor Compt. mar N
VRGINIA-IS cH,xcrEv-At rules held il, H..
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Couu Of Law
ahI Chanr"y iof the county Of OHIO. in the month
Of March, 1871.
JOHN Eoh' Complainant
Ebcnezcr Z1nc, and Mary VI 8 his wife. Henry
Moore aud James C. Johnston. Defendant.
The Defendant james G johnston. not L1yinr on.
tered hrs appearance aud gwen security a~cSYrlIgs q,
the act Of nssambly and he rules OF iif, c,,rt. anil II
appearing IVY satisfactory proof lint be h. not an in.
ha'1aut Of thus commonwealth. On motion of the
complainant by counsel, itI ordered that the said de-
ieh'ani DO appear here on the first day nj tIc next
term Of this court. and answer the complaIn-nr'.
bill. and that a copy OF his order lie forthwith insert.
cd in some newspaper printed IN the CITY OF Wheeling
Tor two mouths snccCssiyc'y and posted AZ the front
door Ofthe Courthouse Ut Ohio county. \ couy teste.
ALEX. T.. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
I,vr, fr Compt. mar I6
FlltGiNlA-iS CgNNCERr-At rules held in the
CLERKS Office ufthc Circuit Superior Cuurt Of law
and Cuaucrry for the couuty ol Ohio. ia the month
OF March 1871.
James II Stout and David Hull, late partners in busl
mess uuier the firm, name, aud style nf Stout and
Hull CYm,s9ip,uts
Eh"nczer Z1no. md NlIy NJ 5 hrs wife. Henry
Moore and James { Johnston. Defendants.
The defendant james e johnston not having eutcr
ed las appearance aud gwen security according Il, rhe
act 81 assembly and rhr rules uf tlis cpu.'. luI % an.
hearing hy satisfactory pr51f that lor d, not au ruhrI.
i1ui oluIisr comm ruysui'I, on m1rou vt the rpr.
plllu1uis 1y counsel, Ir is ordered il1i fhr slsIF.rn'
dlni d' appear here ou ilc Gr.t dag ct ihr rplf tern,
Dltus court. aud answer iho camglaiuarsbiI aaf
q copy Of This Urlrrho lorhviih inserted income news
paper printed In the city Of WhraInr ir $50 months
rucocsVFcIy and pp-fci go thc front GuYr.. .le .Hur.
house OF Ohio county. a copy fa'r.
ALEX. r. IAlDfET. C'trk.
LAVE. t"r C'mT' m1r i6
IfATS. fAP~-Irst received from New hufs. a
- well selected assortment of fur O. Cloth NIls p
every sIlo 1ui Description. which will be sold low
Call az the IHt g. Cap Store OF
W W. g. $ ~ JlAlESON, 100 Main g.
sept lT-f
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USr RECEIVED n LOW FOR CNSt
~ TASK Washing scala 4 Bbis. Turpcuunc.
pa -t-raIus " Dry White lead
Glue " yellow Cchrc
I'm SheIlae Gold hronzcs
Ground Lagwood. Coral a. Jan ,ar,,h..
'an"ood Jars fine Mustard
Eh'ra i"cw"od SWANS Panacea
y boxes Throne Grcon Cnrpt. Extra
Yellow Sarsap1rilla Sc.
jun IS N. w. CuAPIINE I,na,n IT,.
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TEHNs-Fhe rr-wceklv paper Is Published Oh
Tls-i'ys. TharSiiys and Saturdays. al IS per ansum
y advance. or SO NJ the cud uC the year. 50 for siG
d'nths n, subscriber received Tor a less term than
six months.
Tho Weekly p,psr. the Western Virginia Times. i.
published az Wednesday at So 80 per annum in nd
vance. OF ~ il not paid Within one moath irom the
OsSiu1ilg o;,hc yo1r. No new subscribers will he re-
eeivoE, except such n pay in advance. For & months
81 50 4, invariably charged. No subsc rber received
sE "a les icrm than ak months. and no paper di-Csn.
Ia Ie4. oxcepl At tho discretion OF tue publisher. until
lianearascS ere paid.
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CLARKE 4 THAw

tIi TWtW
fSurcess0rs fo r. =. tflIIe 4 CoN
FORWARDING g. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FursHrEsU. w..
ANivE special attention tr Forwarding goods "
aU ]pruiucc. charges collected when r-inesfsdJ
by Boats or C1ual lines. Produce consigned 20 us f,r
The E,s sb1Vbs dippsi uiHa9t delay. "a duplicate
Wd bills 0i l1jing scnt ~ shippers Immediately.
Rates Of COMMISSION FrppOrioncd 10 the scarcity Of
money.
Uof.r tn
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sNmEELlNG SAVINGS INSJITU

AAuEELlNG SAVINGS INSTTTU
TION.-The Ollie. Of IN. Who.T,o =,
Jugs lnsiItutioa has been removed to the ES-
change Office % Mr. John NJ. Clarke lain street.
Bank.
The following ara the terms upon which .bcs
tesGssteccivSs ia this institution.
Transient DspoS,tes rseeissd as in thor
Banks
Oi special dcposiiss, or sums Subject 4
drawai - days notice, interest will be q
INC rate OF per cent per annum.
AT 81 -
At 6 msnths'" a
ne satSe sroporunnate interest will be allowed
III Iep"s ties made Tor specified periods Of time, ns
On aSpnsucs subject % the ah0ys periods Of no,icr
Tie business hours of the lHstiturion are from .
clock uIi IL 4 A., aud from = ali T.. ~, but, for
n recommendation Of trnsIcut deyositoIs, checks
u pe SaShed and dcposltcs Will be received nj any
the Treasurer.
RI F.. GREER Treasurer.
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Connected with the above. i. ono Of tho most OF
,cusiyc READING ROOMS ia Tho Ciiied SIsirs.-
Farms to suJscrihes, IS a year. Strangers are free
D, visit IL tor the space ofnne month those who CON
inur Il visit il for IA longer tsr-, will W nut down ~
subs
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IMPORTANT

10 bose afflicted with Colds, brouchtis,
-onsumption, Asthma, and all diseases Of
lie Lungs and Windpipe.
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Military and literary notices are not included
bhyHi nut ,Iil9c charged 81 Geatst3r } nsertpohs'
CT less.
The pr,cecliugs of the city council, city orlinances
anil orders. osg!ar!y appear ia this paper.
C'nnccicl with tho ofSc0 ut publication Of the
Wlrnliug Tunes apd Niyeriizer, Is a JOB 4 BOON
FtiEiING OFFICE. where may DO had On iivor'-
Lh terms. Hanks 10 order, Cards. llandbhls. Sho"
Blls, &c done iu the ncatcsi style and un short notice.
silo 1T the Compiling I;uo II of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
City summons. County Summons,
" EI,cI,iyus, " Executions,
" BOuls, Bonds,
" SumnJas for Assault, I" RecoguiZancospi
bail.
County SInmsn:Cr Assault. Deeds. leases, Warrants,
S.,ccluts' Bonds. Declarations - isrmsl Bills oi In
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rEuus or >ovgRrIsiss.

~ W " E'FN"'
81 Alvcriisamcats handed in without specific order
hc published AL forbid AMI charged 81 for three
uarrlions aal IS cruI, TOR every subsequent insertion
. si.l with all aIxsrIe ,cmsnis vrlersd all iorbid.
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'iu'INlA--IN ChNNCEEr-At rules held ma the
CLERK Office OF the CIruii Suporiur Court of Law
ana Chancery for the county OF OhIo. IN the ponth
ofAlarch. 4 ID. 1911.
NIllium Siamm, C,u,L;,,,,
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MARK STEPHENSON, ". D., y. Y. cI
DlcL. ". MckNlGNT- X s. rLlu-

= VI EWIIFI.N, ". d, FNW1I0TDnI1.
From the Rev. ID. ruEr.-lu I.25 INV lungs bc-
came seriously diseased, and continue d: 10 for near
" fourteen years, and about SIX Years since | was
attickcd with a chrome Bronchitis which OCca.
h'ut breathing and PANS M various paris Of the
chest. In MARCH lasti purchased = bottle Of Rev.
! overs Balm Of Life, and the ELECT has been
thaI nav ore athtng - a5uuta as free as before | was Ia.
Ken; my 'hronic bronchitis nearly il not a together
have great conGIcuceln the Balm of LiEs. and tFi1k
Itd good aud sale medicine.
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JOSEPH r. \
Puv-.cIau and Surg.on

AuhUrn, Aug. 81, l~13.
Tho nature OF the composition Of The Rey.I Cow
crts Balm OF Life, having been iCliy explained 10
tie following m.G!ca! gentlemen, they nave con.
srnte', mat they may uC referred 10 as authority for
Is utiIly as an GNpccturani IN those chronic cases
81 pulmonary disease, IA which that class If RENE
dies Is Indicated.
d.. VI. REESE. W. D., Professor Of The Theory
and Practice Of Med cine IN the albany Medical
College.
J. MNAUGHTEN, ". D., Professor Of Anato-
lee.
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II $3.50 IN ADVANCE.
r Paris SOOTHING SYRUP.

oHy from the Elects OF Protractod dentitioo.
/ az S1Iifes no argument O. convince you IN nj al
thtcis Of Tcething, which their kind nfo,sctars
nay easily perceive from the following sytnr,o,ps
~ Sucssncss' sudden fits of crying, freuful, fever
y ahu sleeps but little, thrusis it's Encers into
- mouth and bites, thereby seeming 10 abta,o -.
,iei' Iisqu' ntly attended with cough, dHculiE OF
oleathihy' bowel complaints, Inflammation OF The
nose who have the care of these "litIlo ones'
should neNer be without DIR. Pans eel, brat,o A.
mencan Soothing Syrup" ior Chilcren Cutting
leeth, by which they can prevent many nlarnins
syiiptonIs which often prove fatal.
thousands Of mothers and nurses can ,esuf" 10
v immediste effects of tn,s Invaluable : yrup.
Uh,lr kind protectors.
uIn,sfed according 20 an act OF Congressl
L~alEAiBtli all The genuine medicine expres.
seq Tins on the label-CNLY place in Pbuadelphl,
S'5Ie thS mJdicIno ran be obtained IN at ths
HledicHl office, No. "a North EIGHTH STREET,
"e a1NcrL-cd AGENTS - the country.
DIR ,SWAYNE'S COMPLUND sYRUP OF
ny rhINCS NlRGlNlANA on WILD CHER
~ .Iror Coughs Colds, As,hmss. Splitting of
EIoSd, Soreness Of Throat, Whuoring Cough. and
u" ISsasss lndicailya Ui CONSUMPTION.
DhLA1S ARE DANGEROUS-So 1t is with
hist you cofurlain Of having a Cold, which IS ne
Siecied; alter which a Strcness is eNJerienc,d in
lie htonchia with a Hacking Cough, and finally
.!'s disease settles upon the Lungs, which the NJ.
tIegl WI soon lcICelye as a wasting away OF the
10y attended with hectic fcyers and splitting In
81 nond blood ard matter from ulcers on The
ni-i q pam aud weights also eXpercnccd at the
aHecied part Of the lungs the mnctions of the sni-
Ihai economy grow lnnguid; the body becomes dJv.
, eyes sink deep within their cavities; at length
vac Idlenl pays the debt OF uaiur. when no - i,t-
u rlnS himself with The hopes OF a speedy reccyerv
: 9bN!aIe all those distressing symptoms Spare
Time IN pro- uring the above Invaluable Medi-
ald money saved.
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WHEAT, fO' Compt. ALEX r LAnLEy
mar u d,

'lhGlNlA-rS cHANCERY-At rules held in the
CLERK office OF The Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana |hancery for the county of Ohio. ia the month
of March 1871.
Jonas Newman, C.n,L
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PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HARrFoRD. CnNS.
SANrL ATKINSON, Agent.
i'm ls Main ~. Wheeling, va.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
al WLeciing.
GArlrAL. SroCE, TSl0. 600.

NORTH WESTERN BANK Or VIRGINIA.
az WLeriina.
CAPITAL STOCE, TSl0.O00.
Directors tf 1871 appointed b. hs STATE.
Tanma, Pa al. ArIhur NJ. Phillips, :. Jacob ID
Crgcr.
L,.hR By the Siociholcrs-A. worls. Il {
w .yTm. Is. y SOL, John Bane, A. p. Woods.
a. Woods, President.
!. Lisr. Cashier.
Discount day on Thur.'ay ofseh week.
MERCHANTS * MECHANICS gASK or
WHEELING.
CArTrAL Sruc<. SJiij00.
Directors for 1871.
o. te part VI the Ntdle.-Juseph Caldwell, WIN
rs 10y. Israel U~pIesralE
Fsr tie SiorlL !Iers.-J SShrivor, samuel Neel.
John Richie. Mark Douglass, Daniel Zane. d ID
Kuox,
JOSEPu CALDWELL, Pre,jie"i,
s RaADY. Cashier.
Discount dag Tuesday VI each week, bills OF eN-
si,angc di-roun!rd daily.
W.lEEi.s q SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CArIrNL SrocK slO0.OO0.
Directors fO- 1911.
Thps II yhrs. Morgan Nelson, Ju, Morrison. John
q. Clarke. John VI. Clarke. John M'AiniIen. ltobt.
>anglc, JOS. Pollock, Taos. J. y, Prn'oney.
Tuos. Hoo Tvs, Pre'n!cHf.
=. n. GREER. Treasurer.
Discount day Thurs lay Of each week
PRE- & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
C,y,r,L SroCx s. J1OJJ-SI00OO0 rAID ~.
Direrrars for 1871 e'ceiet Jd1.4.
John Fawcsu. samuel S.,riEs. Samuel Necl. {. d.
RunS, john GnShpm, H. W. Harding. ). > ShHNor'
:. Brady,.W m. Paxton.
JOiIN FAWCETT. President.
n. L,Ia. Secretary - Agent.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO OF WHEELING.
C,prrvL sr,cE. Sj0J0J). $4,000 rAID ~.
Directors for 1911, e!eet-f Jdn. 6.
Th,n,s Hughes, Morgan Melon, WIN. F. Peter
son. \. Paxton. A. ". Johnston. James H.
F,r.yii. r lCmnsle, john MAIullen, Daniel Ian b..
THOMAS HUGHES, PresidenL
r. II GgEEE. Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HARrFoRD. CpNS.
SAM'L ATKINSON, Agent.
i'm rs Main ~, Wheeling, va.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-24
Fort Cl;neb, e. F. Jan. IS, 1871


sir-It is with no ordinary. degree of
pleasure l inform you, that a prospect Of
peace at last dawns upon our afflicted
Territory. The Indians are coming in
rapidly; those who have surrendered at
this post, and signi6ed willingness to
emigrate, number oae HUNDRED. Many
more will be added during the present
week, and upon the return Of Col. LOOMS
from Tampa, who conducted to that post
a large party Of Indians. these also will
take up the line of march, attended by a
strong escort, for Tampa.-Sapaasab Re,
publican. t..
EDWARD G. DELAvAN, Ese.-This
distinguished phiianthropist has been in
our city during the last three or four days,
and sails as orr paper goes to press, for
Havana 1t is his purpose to spend sew
leral months in Cuba, in company with his
son, MIR. Edward Fl. Delavan, whose
health requires, at this season. a milder
climate than ours. May merciful Prov
ideace attend them. and provide for them
fall the blessings and advantages which
they seek, and soon restore them, in re-es-
toblished health to their friends and their
country.-Olsue Leaf.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCg.

CASE OF McLEoD.-A report, not
founded in trnth, is going the rounds Of
the press, thatan attempt has been made to
release Mcleod. by the proper anthorities,
on his procuring the required bail, but
that this was prevented by he interference
OF a mob. This. we are happy to say. is
incorrect. i is true that hIessrs. Buell.
and Bro.herson became bail for Mcleod
in the sum Of $1,000, and tia, an attenps
was made to give him his liberty Il is
also true that upon this intelligence be-
coming public. The village Of Loekport
(the place Of his confinement became the
theatre OF intense excitement. aud the whole
community assembled spontaneously 10
take some action on the subject; but no
threats or violence was resorled to. or med
itated. The object oil the meefing was TO
use every lawful means TO secure the
presence Of Mcleod when the proper trl-
bunaf shall be prepared to adjudge him
guilty or innocent, which will be in avery
few days. The proceedings of the abov,
mentioned meeting. which we copy below,
give a pretty fail history of the whole
affair amoille Wig.
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LIBERTY PARTY.

Tfeepe7s Of Vermont: friends of indie
pendent nominations who are determined
TO make no compromise with the sLaUe
poUer of this slayery-bonnd nation; we
have passed through the fire, and, in Ver-
mont THREE HUNDRED and NINE
TEEN have .refusedto bow the knee TO
the image that slavery has set up. The
number is oas5aous. Three hundred aud
eighteen was the whole Of Abraham's
armed servants with which he defeated
kings who had joined hands in battle.
Three hundred was the number with
which Gideon overthrow the armed hosts
Of Mislian, contemplate in the sight OF
enemies as charley cake,'' but power
full in the name of the Lord to beat down,
the almost numberiess hosts encamped
against them. >s~~@.
We want to see the 3l9 Green Noun
taineers who have girded On ihc harness,
and have stood firm in the battle, in a time
that has tried mems souls ! ana we earn
estly invite you to meet in Convention in
Montpelier the first "Wednesday Of March
at ten o'clock, A. NJ, to devise means to
to carry on theseampaign agains. s. avery
and its devotees, at the BALLOT BOX.
| We also invite, 10 meet with US, any
| who are sick of supporting the pro-slaEe-
~ parties of this nation. Most heartily
we bid you welcome 10 labor and suffer
| with us in this glorious enterprise of re-
| deenaing our land from the foul reproach
| of choosing. meG-stealers- and their abet-
ters to rule over us. We invite your at
tentien to the address of the Central Com
nlittee and to their call of a National Con-
vention, to be held in New York tie Sec
ond week in May next, to nominate Gen.
/ didates for President and Vice President
| for 1914 Shall We not be represented in
| that convention Certainly we must be,
fand thoroughly too.
/ The Liberty Party in this State have
kept their beacon. Il ghthanging high. NIT.
withstanding tkedesperate ait Ell pt to Scout
Is from the field: and we trust it shall
show the majority of voters. in Vermont
| he way to true liberty, before the rex
four years shall expire
| GEO. STORRS.
/ FL. z. BAR MES.
JOSEPH sOMEBRY.
/ Montpelier, Feb /, 164l:
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First Ministers should both understand
and feel their worth and influence. They
should study the best mt ans Of promoting
them, and promptly discharging their du-
ty. But many perhaps who acknowledge
their great benefits are hindered from ac-
ton by imperfections which have attended
them. That evils attend no one will deny,
but that these evil cancel or destroy our
obligations to encourage them. ! do deny,
because there is nothing which men
have any thing TO do with, but is attended
withsomea pparentinconsistencies or evils;
but all this does not prevent our activity
and zeal in other objects. Many, who are
crying out new measures &c. and an evil
spoken Of, for preaching orthodox sentiments
or whose orthodoxy is misrepresented
or made the occasion Of sin, feel shocked
At the evils Of reyivals and yet they never
think of retiring from the desk because
men turn the truth Of God into a lie. ~
| Second. Churches should be instructed
in their duty to promote obedience TO God,
both in themselves and others;mos! church.
es feel as ifthey had but little if any thing
to do; but tell you, churches have. much
to do. Extensive and beneficial revivaIs
are not to be expected unless the majority
the church at least can be brought into
the work. Churches depend too much on
their minister They set him to work
while too frequently they stand by to SET
how well and rapidly he denolishes the
works Of darkness If the work goes on
(say thcg) we will help by and by, bu
If no revival commence we will not beal
the shame Of a failure; it is our ministers
] business. Such cond4ct is both cruel anc
wicked. Do we wish revival deep ant
extensive, the whole church must CONF
right up and throw hersVery soul into it
| Too much dependence is made upon for
teign aid some eminent minister is expec
ted. This is well enough but he canno
do the work, nor free the .church from re
: sponsbilites, nor would he if he could
Churches must bring in their tithes an
offerings. and look to God for the blessing
for our God is neither deaf or an indffer
ent spectator of our exertions. He WIZ
gives the former and latter rain will Civ,
us.of his spirit if we ask in faith whethe
we have many ministers or none at al.
} ~FE+ Wy" A II .
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-24

tribnting bibles and tracts, and forming
schools among these fugitives from Ameri-
can slavery. There is prospect that the
government will soon give lands to these
emigrants.
DEDICATION. The new Baptist meeting
house in this village was dedicated TO the
worship Of God, Thursday, the 4th inst
Invocation BY brother Johnson Carey, min
.ister;--singing select piece reading select
scriptures BY brother Tonkin, Of Rumney, n.
Il. ;-bymn 667 prayer by brother Myers,
Of AndoVer hymn 67o;-sermon by broth
er Briefly ;-dedicatory prayer BY brother B,
Burrows ;-singing select piece ;--benedic.
ton by brother B. Burrows The exercises
were interesting and listened to by large
audience with attention.-CoM.
Ludlow, Feb. 10, 1841.
A CARD.-'lhe subscriber ackouiedg
es with gratitude the favor Of the Baptis
church and congregation in Passumpsic
in the contribution of950, TO constitute hin
a life director ofthe Vermont branch ofthe
n. B. Education Society. And may III
who regards an act of kindness done unto
his servants as having been done to him
self, for this and numerous other instances
Of their ,iberality, abundantlv reeompenss
them with present and everlasting appro
baton. b. Burrows.
f Ludlow, Feb 10, 184l.
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Baptist Missionary Rooms, }
January Is, l84l {

p According to the LIST article of the
Bylaws efthe Convention, as amended
at the trienniai meeting Of 1888, such in
dividuals and religious bodies as ecere
then represented, are entitled to seats in
the next Convention, by the contribution
of 800 annually, or the payment of8300
in one or more payments, to its funds for
each seat or representation; but intivid-
uats or religious bodies, of the Baptist de-
nomination, not heretofore members OF
the Convention, will become entitled to a
seat or representation at the next meeting
on the payment each Of 5l00.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-24
AnoL1r1oN AND REVEALS.

The following letter to friend, from Rev.
A. Benson, pastor of the church at Fall Riy-
er, will refuIe the assertion that abolitioaism
is hostile to REVEALS. The heart which can
feel for those in "bonds as bound with
tbem," can also feel and pray for those who
are groaning underline bondage Of sin. Yes,
il is abolition ministers, whose hearts glow
with love to man Of every cline and caste,
who viii be found most engaged in pressing
home gospel truth upon the sinners heart,
ill il shall melt and yield to the claims Of
God upon il.
The Baptist Church, at Fall River,
resolved some FIVE years since, that they
could not with a good conscience. tolerate
The sin of slavery, by commnning at the
Lords table withsa siave-ho'der-nor in.
vite s,aveholdiDg minister intotheir Pull
pit, knowing him 10 be such. | know no
one member in six hundred who would
object tothis resolution now. And yetthe
Lord ia His mercy has blessed this church
| abundantly. She now embodies much
more wealth, four times the moral power
to do good, and nearly three times tbs
number ofsmembers. that she did when
that resolution was adopted. / have bap
/ tlzed on profession offaith nearly fvs
hundred probably a greater Number thar
mas been added 10 any other church ii
view England in the same time. And We
10 the midst Of powerful REVEALS. we haY,
been Ab0litlonlsts, and have not for9ottei
to pray when our hearts have been war
| med with the love Of God 10 prav far an,
thing) for The slave. LIDO moi saw ,hss,,
things boas.ingly, God forbid-but if pos
{ sible, to remove this unfounded obieciio,
against anti-slaveiy efforts.
~ Hiram Wilson says, about one thou
sand colored Americans have emigrated /
Canada the past year! being loss to slav
holders OF at least 100000. Mr.. WiIso
] has travelled $3.50 miles, during the year dis