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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
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FRESH >UPPLl o. FALL GOODS
IOHN WRIGHT Ts.F--fHE Eu- mates. TIA. .= rG~ re
y cliscia f.rrsr suppl, OF "a. - .s v.e1 oSir- 10
the 5eDTCs-rr u Oh l.a-Se Dee been sIla.ti
uuy very c-eep r .a-. H. as. also. far Hs Turf1sa
OF reducing hs -f5s r-s.0as 20 E.= c"ulc rt-s; 90
ucW wear. re-g ta orc, u rvFlr -Tr .l ..s 20 -.
Al .u wan Of cheap 4sl --ass4. Dr. e af are rS'aI
. cal aud aNauus. lie sg4- ar-Icl.sE.y ca. attention
To- t.. o. I'd.
Hosi-Ty-A cool. l,-agne Q of .vsry srt arr Gr.-r
irf-I Linens. P.gS irrar=. Eaurr-s, >r.r.1=s s..
Table payasS, paa4,& c.g,aE BIS ere, Russia D..
lcr-, a..
few rsses OF Dafk French Msuao, "a Ct Ter ysr3
only
French English ans AUercsu Caartes
NauScsu- lrrm Be 90 yer .gt AID b yaTl
G.ustaus HisIs. ~rarfs. &c.
:. fgrI Tsreiuu Nh ru Nett
E"alI-b French German Thread IAres aII El.uss
Muslin Bands, Needle Work C4gcs- Collars, CL1s &c.
Ret and White FtUue's, ffom ls a. upSlTDs
Vile anil Brown Cotton Cloth. fTull 81 Ip.sar1s
Together wlH C. HII s@-nrfueur Of Orh.r saas0rahle
Goods winch ~I s De Uterel a. csua. ~ gg-t rr-es.
e'O JOHN WRIGHT
MIKE: R-lDY-TAt AIM FIRE.
EUHf receive ser snip Independence. cgl ing aaLa
- v"ry slrut.i a-suTt.u"r: 20. Du=.Ir.. Farsas -li
IrfYsta1 Psi4.s snIr uraf ~ zee very J-s, work
nen 10 Elszlt, expressly 70 ny orders -
THOMAS TlRFR.
De % ln-nrrsr nf G. me. s. o.. Sc.
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IMPROVED CLINICAL
sale, W
sAMl.. =. ADIE & GO,
DuEUMATIsM AAD GOUT.-7

II n r. ~ y . I0Nt NFU NUI TT no THITIn We.
~ gciabi' fF are most rAITduIItuury home for
~" cure 81 khcumdnu end Gout because they only
cleanse The stomach and bowels ~ those morbid humOra
whr 10, n taken nfu fIr circulation aul thrown ulOu the
membrane ADD muscle the u the above painful
nH1hr' hu th'y rErUc tnn Ihsuruet ycrzes take p
that winch o. already drpIsu' therefore. ubsuuioly
certain 1 make perfect cur" NJ rheumatism an Gouf
single - cent box ~ ai Indian Vegetable Pills will
oheu give e most fEtopr-tuY relief and perseverance,
ACCORDING O." dTatton1 will be ceitin 10 drive pain Of
every description Tuutnr body.
The luuiahY Vegetable Pills azJ aid aud improve tirrs
ton arh pguy the h"Ui and therefore give hcsth aud
VE'f tu Tue Whole tfaf well drive pain OF very de.
ECTpiiUn frumthe bDiy.
irssb supply 81 the above P8 iug received aud for
al EISTAt.T 4 -HN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

far er supply Of t-s approve Ientrhce Just recei-
II e pl! s-.T Nsss4I. fer sale
. Is ALEXANDER DUvAL & co.
(,-NiLEatN taI-sllr Gun Elastic aud BuffaIoe
~ asv= % ra1l Cue sss1rraenr II the above Shoes
'"r G'rl.al, slt Lvs .G.Es I1 drop and al
'.sHss.gcl D. BURLINGTON a co.
'.& Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

NIHGiSiA; ~ Rules held the CLERKS Of,icr "a
the ticui' superior Court OF Law and Chaucery ft
the County OF Hcurco aui CITY OF Richmond ON the
ChanccIy side, the hrst Jay 1T November ls the Pre-
sfcni, Directors and Company uf a." Bank ni Virginia
Thomas Tyre, Isabella k'rh, Alexander Brown. John
Purcell adm,nrc Ruwlni Reynolds. Joseph kciun-
Bcu'mn Belt, and luitu Elcti, executor Of Brrcn
Williams, p'aiuiis, against L " Knapp and Kn,pn
dnug business under tlc style ~ Knapp Co. James
Gushing aud Cushing doing bushes under a. g st,Ir
ni cushing u HrnihcT, Armstrong and George n
Berry, doing business under The syIc of Armstrong 4
Berry, PiSk'u ami John Cug doing business under
the style OF PLsEe Cug", Charles Masar.e ami " n
MssarEc, doing business under the style oi " n Ma
gaTse, "a hcTstuau and Kcrsuiau, ian, bu.inrss
, W, 'ht s'Stc oi hcTsuaG brother, Ward Henry
w rill ami Wari, doing business under the STYLE Gf
Ward ~! WaTi, " Spies John ISpics Ions bu.
sness under the fun OF " Spcs Co. inhu Tirh and
Hall, doing Igsuc. g under the tifm Erh 4 Hall
stanford and James sword doi.g business under tho
firm oi swords S'Hnintd a O.. Jonathan seymour and ID
seymour, doug business uti"' the Style u JrnlI au sew
nouT son, Ihuuas DcsivCr James Thrmas aud los.ph
HlhoTn lItncrs doing huslrss uudrE the sg,c ur ne.
silver, Thomas q Go. Joseph I iIIlbnIn, CuwpeTth
the style oiThonas, Comprehend Go, Turner and
NhcclwTicht, partners doing business under tho
style Oi Turner Il Nhecittgh William Jac kS0u John
Rowlcli, and other dsfen ANTS.
Tie defendants above named having entered their
appearance aud gwen security, according tho Ac Of
Assembly aui the Rules Il hs Cont appearing by
satisfactory evidence. iha hcs inhabitants his
Commonwealth - Ordsr6d That the said defendant Ito
appear here thr th iaS ~ the January Term
answer the hl ot the plaintiff; that copy Of This or
der be forthwith inserted In spapeT publ shed IN
tile Cry Of Richmond, for months, sIcccssrvcly aud
posed the door the Capitol IN the salI IIy
ACupy. Tesie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

The ,5ye StGves will constantly be kept on hand Al our
Stove Tin and sheet Iron NanuiactUIE, t"Eet er with
varie;y of Cooking. Wood and Coal, which We os: on
" D. q c. Il WELLER,
;r I-Iv Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

CHEAT BLANKETS MD SERVANTS
CLOTHING.
ONE hundred NanSst for servants all priccs, from 3
" 81, o.. Is 81 = g., r'c etc
Bed q auEa-s, s.. So. 81 s.. etc.
Oars Npr liusvNs. 90 IL, ~.
Pad lfu>,ys .Ht .tc &c, &C.
Heavy Cot Ou k-r>,N ,sr l.
Superior tufun aud NuuI kcrscys. 81 2-,c.
oiUCG Wnn'yn Goods uT servant. V.ry rlrar, ty
whole sale or retail, ~ n JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
dscl7 sNIrm, DRINKER = MORRIS
JUST RECEIVED FROM THE PRESS
ny SMITH, pittNISER g. moRHIs.

~ III
NO. Is BdIuahy Kud-c
No II auils Charles q Nlancy
critical anh Miscellaneous WRITINGS OF Henry Lori
Hi"IlAiI Ia which prrhNci sketch Of Lis Character
Iu 2En'g
',r, r, ta'c"G Mssmcri.rn TO which "a aided other
Sketches &c E'c, ty lsIhClaF u, iusr
tfIru' Hud Misc, Ilau,uuF Esss,, By L uship,tcp Ma,
caulIy, 100 J vols. edition
supply N' ~
somcrvlc IIlll Unls hose yro would make home
hapP, 10y Mrs Ellis
log th"r with great variety ofbciutful new BOOKS for
premiums en- Holiday pfcscIis. dccl7
GIt A. BARGAINS IN wISTicH Day
GOODS.
I CUNNINGHAM rs selling ut very IeIuce ed nrices
MS stock Of Dry Gpois consisting ia paIt as tolows
VIZ:
q 0l0yds Calico, from &c a sol
Brown ant BE achCd 81 lungs
kcTscys, SttiUrts ani Kentucky Jcans
Rci. Whir aud yellow Fianrcls
M"Tinrcs. Ctcassi-ns ani BpmhaZiTes
Nouslu a" lanes ini Gralcys no prices and STYLES
CamhTic, Thread, Bobbinet and Lise Eisings an In
servings
nl,eEand White silk Laccs, for Wells aud Caps
SIX Gloves aniilusc subscriptions
tWtnu 40 d. do
irish Linens, Diapers g.
Linen Table Diaper, 2 yds wide for zoe
lag" assortment Of silks, Sitins, dc. Of all kinds
very cheap '
Isd,es MeTino shirts AMI Drawers
Gents dp do
ALSO,
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and V.siinrs N
q CuNSINGUAN'S
d"T New md Chcs" Cn.h pry G"nhs -cre
LINZ. wUUL-DbE a., ACIN II.UIII Tor
L sale by WAnsNORTH, TURNER y 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29


nK. JNNNLS ENrECIuKANr-Ilis tuysruani,. Ne.
II oiciue IS daily II cii som" 81 tie astonishing
ant wonderful cures That have been known, Al who
have use; t'r Asthma e. .'s. Siupg ~ Rood Hoop
'r= '"u-i. tI'up u Hives tvntu & PCuTi.
81, oIrscucss Pam ami soreness ofthc Breast ty
u breathing ant every disease the 1t and
BRE A. 1. anu 10 iis usefulness BRONCII.
lI-'a disease which s annually sweeping 'hoUSiu Is upon
thou aus premature grove, Ter the
% CpNSI NPllpN, i a.wars cured by Il. The usual
sNHF ius ul this disease tBTuuc hs) Cough Soreness
OF tie Lung IuTua'. iUlrseness ri-lltyOf Breath.
lrc Asthma, Hcruc Ever spug ~ % pulcgm or r-'-
ter and sometimes uI1OI IL IulAiuaIiuu the Hle
skin which lines the inside Of the whole OF the tubes
or Sir vessels which through every part Of uug
IT, cEuecorant la supPTo-sss the Cough, Pam
II fAumitun Fever, anI dl suly Breathing and pro-
iuces Tree ani easy ENptcUra m and Ell.
fscIei
u always cures A~TiiMA-two three large doses will
cure the GROUP OF HIVES at Chi.ircn. ~ IRON fifteen
minutes 20 hours tm" II ttatey suLducs the
violence OF DOPING COUGH and effects a speedy cure
Hundreds VINO have been up 10y her Physicians
inc uTabie with CONSUMPTION, haze been restored TO
perfect health byn.
JA.NE'S VcrmifIce flair Tonic and Cdrmnitivo Bal.
sam. A full supply received and f,I sale
LYELLr JOHNSTOS & LYEII,
de 10 Ag"n's hrt IN" Propreiors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

y Notlhumb'ilinl County Court, llth October l-i-
4 Spencer Thomas comPainanti against Jphu, Nancy
aud crazy, JiHC-, ~" ray, Jnshy FiJuc!, Maria and
judith IhuuIs, Hiram, Charlotte. Surkuy, Margaret
William, James and Waller wuot, Hillary SpTidllc Va "
rdy' Mary Ann ani Mcuiprs Sophia, Joseph aud Polly
Thomas diets In & aHc,Ty.
Z hs day came the complainant by his attorney, and
appearing 10 the saiisacuu ~ the tour that the dcirn-
Janis Nancy, JLuies. Brsy sally Iu-,hy and Francis
lhum1s Hiram Wool Mary Ann aud MCudoTis Thomas,
not inhabitants ~ this Commons gah: On tle tuutuu
u the plaintiff BE- ordered T't tie ssd defendants dc
appear here t!Ir Monday January neat
lne bi Of the rlanin sni that copy o tins order
nr-'ih iu-cr cd f"T two muuhs excessively, IN tho
Krhmond " hig. amt another cuy h"fcui posed al the
font door Of "a" Court House IT inis County
Copy. Tcsic
no lO-wgw VI. ". CRALLE. e &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
IANDsCAPE GARDENING.

nLD BRANDY .-supeuor Cognso Brandy, 81 the
~ vintsgs 81 l9oa-br sale BY -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
pAPLNl TAPENll

IAIEk' BApEk!l
700 HEAhS Cap Pdpcr rulri. 81 J0ai 10
wv l5n do do 30, . OIa22S
" DO supofhne cop payer fui aud plain joi2 7ja1 90
10 Do do Letter do do do no,2s1
lU 80 EUr1 do DO 10 10 JOns3 ~ and
= o. receiving Gom tIe Fnnkhu Psrcr Nil. an1 Tor
s'o ~ Too l -IZER sos.
SHINGLEs-3iH1 n.ne inch bunch Cypress shin
- E'r-a- ianl.tE, tor salc ny
no ~ WEBB BOOKER s. HAMILTON
SuPEHIoH HUTTEH-s scgs \ BsPs lannon's
- Huucr-Just received. aud Tor sale by
noH SHIELDS & 5oNERvnLE.
IgOtt SALE-aup bushels ~ Osts
3uu DO u Corn, by
noN ROBEKT NIL & co
OLD GOvEHNnENT JAVA COFFEE
IWENlhFiNf hafs Java Coffee GrH rate article, 70.
Il eciyinE per Schr Liberty, and Tor sale ~
no 40 z .ILEn gON
lava COFFEE.-A lJt Of the hes. qIsity-
- received, for sale by
no u oRETTER PEAVV.
TWO sECO ND HAND PIANOS
IOH fairot hire, very good octave Pianos, which
were tsken in exchange by or Duca, they are
70 boucY order Than usual, and Will be sold low.
w. DANIEL,
no23 Piano Forc storo squaro above tho Banks.
HAN AND MIDDLIN0 BACON
Il 30 superior Hams
- Nihuura
limitation EnzIsh Cheese-fof sale by
nol9 VIM HARRtsON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

> ~. d'i DAVENPORr \ AifgN.
FOR THE LADIES.
n ADTEp Pine Dress WbkirF Shoes. manufactured b.,
IL W. Ncturdy, u Phdaiclphia, conrEira Of The
fllllwiug desc ftpfous-
Isfies beautiful French No Buskns
80 fue Iaro Walking Fhuos
DO fhucE a1c KID auI No slippers
10 noe six Quilted shoes
10 Fm Waking Shoes
Do Zoe - al narrow Strap Walking Shoes
De superior Osifer Bots
Thtsk sndthn sole y sscs fne dress Walking Shoes
DO 10 Lace add Sifap BOOtees
Eltdrtrs Ehoss, oil shapes snd qualiues
Tbs ahsss Of superior qualify and will be eel
- vafy ow pueea SAMUEL PuTNEY.
ssf Opposite TIE Ruins Eagle HoteL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
no "a d~9" p. FITZGERALD. q. G.

VlNSINiA;-ha court OF Appeals hell nj The g.,
- pi.ol ia the Wv oi Richmond, Fiay U,nh., ohh
'-ihouss w. IeIrl In hts own ri,h, ,,d a., -.
homssh Terrell aud Mm Armi-,ead Es'o,s OF w,l,,.n
Nnti"ai, d"e', appelis against taihs,toe .,.,,..
~ h"r own rtchi, sndas EN'G ut wn q yti,I ,,,I
'ohh H"an", appeloer, upon Aypsal T,e, :, js.
Iohu"h'' py We 'ruu ShI'crtnr Court of lame. t.,-
County, and the Cay IT Williamsburg ~ ''"'s '"r
The ~ths "t rurersecsS heretofore awarded I'm ,,.
cause, a." being returned executed ia. ann.lI.. h
noanr and Hpp"atrs to the sNiisactou OF The tom,
motion OF The arpohu's by their counsel: n ~ ,,,a.
a he sati appellee 'o appear here the L., Mon,,y ~,
nS next Ia have arc'hcsriug tho whole ,n,,.y =,
o ncetcr s"L"rthi contained: that a copy of Ills r
' DC I"thwhh inserted In newarep,i n,ini., \,
NY W "lehnnnd and continued for two ,,,nth. So
1es.et ann also that another copy thereof he os. =,
the front door OF the Capitol In the sai,,y ' p0AcuW
A Copy. T,sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
nv 3-v9w Wu. G. SANDS a. g.

NIhGiNiA:-A Rules, held Ia the Clerks Office Of the
superior Court "i Law aud ChanccTy for the County
OF nenuco aud CITY Of Richmond on the ChauceTy SIDE
ia" Isl day Of November, l~il.-Wm g smith, WIN A.
seo ant sally Nara Die wife, Gorge God aud IIst.
IethiS wife, George w Smith. EuZa Ann smith, I'm
Bircheu and Susan r. his wife, plaintiffs asainst WIN.
Browne, admir- with tc Wi. annexed Of Nm Gcddy Decd
and other dntis
The defendant above named having entered his APP
pearince andgycn security according the Of
hy aud the rules Of tbs court and Pearing by sdts
factory evidence, that he H. not uh'hi uf this Com
m"nwcalt u ~ ordered, that tl" SAID defendant do ap
pear here the fh day II the January term, and
answer the bill ot the plaintiffs that copy q th
der he iort0th inserted ~ some newspaper publshen
the tiy o Richmond for months successiyely aud
posted ltlc front door Of the CAPITOL IN she fal Guy
no > dw9w WM g. SANDS, OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

NN - hundfod koss NIs, JUL received snd Tor sajo
Il low Tor cash. WADE W. wOOLDRIDGE,
dee 7 9doors below the BELL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
WILLIAM 6 JAMES ID. CHRISTIAN,

krINE wUOL-Dt E.D B, ACIN CIUIH Tor
sale by WAnSNORTH, TURNER Il GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
r.TE1T L-wAYCooKING STOVES

In the largest size, the follow
ing amount OF work may be
carried on 10 rericctioa AZ The
same time ~ gallons II wafer
may be BODIED, 81 pounds Of
bread baked, a. many pounds
81 meat roasted snd hToilei,
Gil leaving uuoccugici twU
large boilers capable ui boiling
food for 5ypcrsoUs. The guam
ufy of Fuel required 10 very
sn alone fire kiuiiri when
the stove iscoli, scarcely ever
needs 20 be increased Tor the
purposes Of baking or cooking
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

~ Nouo~ay County roart. Ah November. Iail.-n,.n
~ m.rshall and Udenes bic wife. orneiiy Ox.Tto.
ana WIN heIsha amt lucinda ME wife
r sEainsi John Ovestun cN'or Of ElE.ith ,,,.,,as
no haI lonSs md sslJ bis wife, and Mary J.nnluss
Inc deien'ants, Richard Jones sally his ~tf, and
Way Ienninss not having their ana
s.cuity according to set of assembly and the rules
~ h,. '"nti' aud appearing by satisfactory ,vteres
na ue1 are not Inhabitants otths country: Is ordered
ua te saiI defendants do appear hero GA the a, Il a,
t"otnaiy term, ami answer the bin Utthc plain.
Us au tna' copy 81 THIS order he forthwith Inserted
IA Soic ncNs,apcr published la the civ of RE hnod ar
,, n a, ,sbua. TOT two months succrssiyeIy and
'''N" Al 'n' r'n door the Cunt llous. Of tins county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
NEW QUALIFICATIONS

DUCK WHEAT small quantity In !, I, aud bbls,
ID just recoivedfrom Philadelphia. $500.
de-g WV UARWfrON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

| kNHEELING NOTES -al,,J-Nc wish to
] W purchase s 90 tu LoIes n Tho wheeling bank
/ no u CNpER TpN CRrNP
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
NRANDoN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, l84l.
EVERY SUBSCRIBER AN AGENT
500 neao subscribers qconted!

OUU HtW oUOoCItOSJO WUIHcU!
/ propose 10 make every subscriber for
the Telegraph an agent to procure new
subscribers, and to offer liberal inducements
to effort. My proposal is this: Those who
viii obtain new, paying subscribers, shall
be entitled to twenty-five per cent. e.
fifty cents for each subscriber obtained.--
Communications and remittances can be
made through Post Masters. Agents will
inform subscribers in regard to the terms
two dollars payable any time within four
months.
1t viii be an easy thing fer the friends Of
the Telegraph to procure five hundred OIL
even one thousand new subscribers, during
the eight remaining weeks of the present
volume. Will they do it, for the liberal
pay here offered?
~ Why will not females take hold Of
this work? The Telegraph has been very
much prescribed on account of its advocacy
Of women's rights. Will the good sisters
come forward and replace as much patron
age as has thus been withdrawn
Brandon, July 20, 1841. n.
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V OIL. XIII. NO.

upon different cities, towns and cbn.-1
unless they repented, and showed r,
meet fer repentance. These cities ,os S'>'
and churches had their locations. and wv
acts were of course local affairs, " ,I'
not give Us religion and not tell Of ..
terry, OPPRESSION" &c2 The contoa.:
between Paul and Barnabas, (Act, 15L%
l suppose would come under the head =,
local' or individual bickeriDg,' CT 'vc;,s
combat according to father Cburcb;p
view of contention for moral princ;r},
Still, their contention was published n :,
good book, the Bible.
In the controversy between Papl o.,
Elymas the sorcerer-the blindness in7;o,.s
on Elymas was not sufficient, but thu .,7s
must all be told of. How cruel, when ,b
soreerer had been struck blind, becanso /.
withstood the Apostle, that his acts rna,
be published to all the world. think f,,S
er Churchill had better come out with
protest against the writers and comniIo,.
OF the Bible, because they narrated ana
suffered to go into that sacred book, 50 n,on
accounts of local. family and individual
'bickerings.'
But to be serious as view it. the rBo.
world is interested, in some deeree J, IL.
practices of different Communities. Ana +
the people of one location indulge !, i'm
moral practices, other localities are afftco3
by it. And l supposed one object in estsb
fishing religious papers was, to expose vice
and encourage virtue. 1 know, howevp,
! that such immoralities as human lacs s0pc.
tlon, are not so liable to be exposed as 9th.
ers. Still, I am unable to see the difference
in principle, whether a man steals ten doY.
| lars from me, or gets trusted that amour,
in consequence of deception, and runs away
without paying me. And would exro,e
one act, as soon as the other. WHY, if The
different newspapers of this countr9 and If
other lands should cease publishing local.
matters, we could not learn that any ga.d
| cause was progressing, Or that any crimes
were practiced, unless father Churchill o.
| some other man would volunteer to 90 about
and warn the good people privately. Just
look at the duelIing and other vices pro:-
| ticed at the South. Look at the c7in,s
committed in New-YOrk, and otherc:i Z
the northern States. Are not these ~
matters? And is it a disgrace to a fc.5 Z.
paper to expose the wrong-dOcrs?
will close by asking father Churc' l.: {,
review his article, and see whether rs C.
cupied tenab!e ground in his aita,:; r.. l..
Editor and myself, and then tell u .,:<
he thinks immoral acts should be : H.. IL
from the public because they are !e~l.-,3
or are Of local nature, and The 8 ..-.,
does not repent? J. E2LC II,
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For the Tele raph.
OBJE TIONS NET.

~ . IL ~ ! ~ ~ - M L.
Brother Murray-When saw the article
in the Telegraph Of TIL inst. from our friend
Amos Churchill, thought would make
no reply to it; although it charged me with
using scurrilous language" but On more
reflection have thought best to examine its
contents, aud give my views upon some
parts Of the production.
In the first place, then, will say, had
no design Of using scurrilous' language in
either of the articles alluded to by friend
Churchill; nor do I think any unbiased
reader will SO understand my language, as
scurriity is generally understood. l will
say, however, that did design to, and did
administer little bit of caustic,' and found
it TO operate nicely. 1t seemed to set the
patient on fire.
The next point seems to be the charging of
the people Of this town with being SANDER
eFs, and his knowledge Of this fact seems
10 have been derived from the Telegraph.
| have probably written as many articles
which have been published in this paper,
| tor five or six years past, as any person in
Brandon, except the Editor; and in no in
stance have exposed the conduct of any
one when did not think sound morals, and
the good of community required it.
| The third point which shall touch upon
is, the duty Of calling on the church instead
Of exposing the character Of church mem.
bers, in the Telegraph. Mr.. Churchill says:
If MIR. Webster has done anything thai
ought 10 impeach his character as minis
! ter, why not call on the church to which he
belongs, (where it ought to COY and give
| them iRformalion2 and let them manage il
rather than put it in the form Of vicious
combat and get ii into paper; Qhe obiee,
Of which should be to promote love and
good Will and so put 1t afloat to 90 the
utmost extent of the circulation of the Tel
| egraph." | think this is culious question
fora maain brother Churcnill's circnmstanc.
es 10 ask-the very man who was knowing
10 E. Webster's conduct before he came
here--ths very man who had much 10 dc
with the Baptist church il Hubbardton,
when that body voted to disfeiloWship Web.
ster for his bad .conduct-the man who
knel0 what church Webster belonged to,
and from which he received his license To
preach, and still he warned them not, altho'
nearly or quite year had elapsed from the
time Of his receiving bis knowledge before
a aeord was said IN the Telegraph about
Webster, and then he led the way. Brother
Churchill admits in bis article, tha, some.