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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
no WHOSE WHO DEsIRE HEALTu-

10 THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH.
hereby certify, that WIS afflicted f,r eight years
y WIN severe nervous disease, attended with
constant pain IN the be st, side ana stomach
9ssoi appsute, no rest at night Sickness and
u'zLihess an the Iad pain in he stomach after
Sesuohi my bowels wers weak and irresu' ar.
iaVnS hAd advice Of various physicians during
ms long period, and used much medicine which
Only Ploiuccd temporary relief. la the wear
1889, was often unable 10 leave my house and
pehS poor widow dependent on my own labor
TOT IVlng, was obliged TO 60 from house 10
mouse TO obtain II. | at length gave I'D ali homes
oirecoyery. aud trust to finn That created all
mlngs fortunately was favored WITH work i'm
Elghth street when the family, discovering my
ml'SIaoie situation, i'm urdiateiy recommended
~ Ut Haiilch Compound Strengthening German
RUS whlchihev procure far me. | used them
ahd continued for about three iunn rs; during the
tlihe M ST ents rapidly increased M counie-
uInce ana paid cheek returned To their former
aug natural colors. Since have fully recovered
~ al pEescnt enjoy perfect ueslth. feel il mt
uuiv 10 INFORM the public at large Of no greay
virtue oil Harlich's Medicine. that others IN ay
procure II, and he likewise cured l am well
HuoWh Ia tins city; any person wishing 10 ses me
Sdn call ~ M residence
MARY III FCCRSMAN.
Jack son street ba,k Of IA Poplar lane.
nSJPrIrcipal ON c, No 10 North Eighth stree
rNisdelphia, where testimonials may be sctn.
rOr saeby JOHN FISHER,
aug ~ Wheeling.
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NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS

~
g. RICE, a. J. j. WELLS have assocInfed
80 themselves together in business under the
name aud style Of ) Rice g. Co, and they now tako
pleasure in informing their old customers and the
public IN general that they are now receiving from
The East most splendid siOt OF spring and summer
gOOds-conssiing Of
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive, Dahlia. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths which have not been sur
passed in beauty and quality in this market. here.
toiorc-Also.B Black, Blue, and Fancy Cassimeres g.
every style and quality
Summer cloths. Cassmereu. Bombazine, Linen
drlings, GambroOns, and many other articles suis.
Ole Tor summer Goals and pants.
Also vestings Of every variety ofstyle and colour
that can be named.
Together with a beautiful assortment of Liner.
silk and Cotton Shirts-Stocks, Collars. Suspen-
ders. Gloves, Crnvats, &c &C. all Of which we shnlI
sell very cheap for cash
y. b. Wear also prepared 10 make NJ clothes
TO order an the best and most approved style.
Our old customers, and tho public generally ore
respectfully invited 10 call and examine Tor thomsol
YES al No l39 Zanes Row
app 5. RICE & co.
MIXED PICKLES, a very superior article for
5 J. at The Family Grocery store.
jy27 IN ELLMAKER.
so BOXES Zsnesville soap. at manufacturers
pr.ce. on hand aud for sale by
sept JOSEPH REILLY
so BOXES ~ 10 Glass on hand anI Tor
s'Ie hy Iscpi a. JOSEPH REILLY
100 PRIME Bacon Hans on hand ard f.
sale by Isspi 4 JOSEPH REILLY
5000 LBS. Lump Sugar on hand and ior sale
~ sent il JOSEPH REILLY.
so BARRELS Old Rcrufcd Whi.key. war.
ranicd pure. ON hand and Tor salo by
sePi4 JOSEPH REILLY
MIGHT LAMPS Newly invented night
~ Lamps, which will burn for years. witbOut
wick. just received and fur sale by
op21 JAMES METLOR 26 Union ST.
~ NTIFBONEs TN Just rccen,d ofd
D. ior sale low 6r Cash ~
/ aug ~ KNOX a. lloyd
] sllA uhBS rune ~ ~ ,rs 40 iu stUtr 1uU i5i
l ~ s1le BY JACOB 90 MITCHELL
/ 7n 'N
| nn rBts ltf5u,,ifl.aiicIa Ave wuI.., ~ tr
| ~ sf0re and for safe by
aug or JACOB &. MITCHELL.
\ - barrels Domestic GIN, goo a article rn store
- md 'or ssleby JACOB q MITCH ELL.
| aus l9
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Scimes s. A1oerttser.
PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AZ ,ILc con xrr nr ..xIaS An .r .rrn ars

PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
rHS CORNER OF UNION AND WATER SITS.
WHEELING. VA.
TeRus-Thc Tri-weekly PAPER is published ON
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. At 50 per an
run ia advance, or SO at tho snd of tho year. IS
for sir months No subscriber received for less
term than ,ir months.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
Is published on "Wednesday at 50 80 per annum
ia alsance. or 50 if not paid within one month
from the beginning Of the ear. Nonew subscribers
will DO re .eiveI. except such as pay in advance.
For 6 months 81 50 is invariably charged. No
sIb,c rbsr received less than six months.
ard NJ paper isc1ntinued except at tho discretion
Of tho Pablishsr, until all arrearages are paid.
teams OF ADvERTIsIse.
Ine,quare three n Sc rtions ,orless, sloO
DO two weeks, being 5tnsertions. o.
DO three weeks, so
Do one month, o.
Do two months, 90
Do thrsemonths, 90
DO six months, DO
Do eixht months, 10 w
Do twelve months, IL W
~ Advertisements handed in without specihe
orIer will be published Till forbid and charged 81
Tor thros Insertions and IS cents for every subse'
qssnt insertion. so also with oil advertisements
ordered till forbid.
The proceedings OF tho city council. city ordina-
noes and orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with tho Office Of publication Of the
Wheeling Pines & Advertiser, is n JOB & BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, where may DO ha! on fay-
r,,s terms Blanks to order, Cards, Handbhs.
Saw bills, SC done in the noatcsi style and Oh
short notice.
For sale at the Compiling Room of the Wheeling
Time. aud Advertiser:
c. Summons. County Summons,
Executions, Executions,
Bonds. Bonds
Summons for Assault, RscoKnizancesof
bail.
County Summons for Assault. Doods, Leases, War
rants. SerjeanIs' Bonds, Declarations q forms)
Bills of Lading. Pedar's Notes, Notes Of NJ. a.
M Bank. Notes Of y. w. Bank. Checks OH all the
bsuks. hound and plain. &c. &c.
Connected with tho above, is ono Of the mont eI-
icn4ivs READING ROOMS in the United States
forms To subscribors SIS year. Strange.sare free
10 vist il for the space of ono month those who
continue TO visit it for longer term, will b. put
DOWN subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

= A VIZ SECRETARY or AIACCHIAVALIEo or
Il tho Siege Of Florence an historical rom,nc..
by Daniel Mccarthy, Esq, just received and for sale
al THOMPSON a. cos. I3 Monroe street where
subscriptions are received for oil the popular peri
odical works of the day CO., en-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
J. e. HARBOUR,

LOOKING Glass and Picture Frame Manufacturer.
No. l2' Market Street, Opposite the Nlosonic Hall
WHEELING, VA.
VA HERE may be found an extensive nssori-
w ment of Gilt and Mahogany Frumod Look.
ing Glusses nnd Looking Glass Plates OF all Sizes
Portrait and Picture Frames made TO order and in
me i1lesi style Old frames Regilt aud Gliding in
al It's branches, and on the best terms Upholstery
ware consisting OF Feather Beds, BolsIers Pillows
Curled Hair, Spanish Moss Cotton. IIusk and straw
Mattresses. Steamboats, furnished with Curtains
Mailrasses' Pillows, Sheets, Blankets. Quilts and
Coun'erpanes. Carpets mnd and put down in the
best style ou,lo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
BOZ AGAIN.

ME PIC MIC PAPERS. by various hands. edi-
II ted by Charles Dickens, Esq complete in two
volumes just received and for sale at THOMPSON
Il cos. l3 M,nrne street So, an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
ESf special appointment, Joseph GiIIoII. PEI

Hgh special appointment. Joseph GIIloft. Pen
ED Manufacturer 20 the Queeh Caution-'vbc
tigh character Of these Pens has induced tho =,
tempt on iho part OF several dsrepuIahlo makers to
P'aei'se raud not only upon MIR elliot but also
upon the public. An inferior article bc,-;,,, o.,
m'speed name, thus. elliot, emitting the final p !,
now m tho market. II readily be detected b,,
ITS unfinished appearance. aud the very comuon
style m which ii - PIT M.
observe the genuine Pens are all marked in fall
Joseph Giilotis Patent or Joseph elliott .wnr-
ranicd; and that each gruss bears fac siUiIo
signature. " '
For sale at THOMPSON & cos. Periodical OF
nee Stationary store, Monroe street. " here NAV
DC had every variety Of Stationary on the mot Gbo
. sen %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

~ OTICE.-Those indebted To the late firm of
~ ID Reilly. or The subscriber by note or
book account, will please call and settle the same
before The first Monday in Aug. and save cost.
july l4 JOS REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
MORE MEM GOODS,

b y. El.LMAkER. has jLst received an addition
n al sspply ofFresh Family Groceries, which he
viii sellow iorcash TO those who feel disposed I,
favor hun with their patronage. ~ 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
Tile LAST YOLTME

VOLUME six OFTEN THOUSAND A YEAR.
being The last OF the SET just received end
'o' safe OF THOMPSON cos, Monroe street.
EW WORLD, and Saturday Evening Post
~ Tor the week ending Saturday. September l.
he f Il containing chapters Sc and 81 Of the seeonJ
volume Of Charles OMacy. Also, the first Anne.
Hcan edition Of the Pic Mic Papers by various HANDS
edited by Charles Dickens, Esq (Boz) &c. Sc.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received and single numbers for saIs
al The Periodical Office Of J ii THOMPSON Il co.
sep IL Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

10 IILF BISI.S. No !, Family Herring. Just
received and for sale at the Family Grocery store
jy % IN ELI.AfAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
NEW WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

sDe E% n q MS-0
No. l39 MAIN ST. WHEELING,
i'u io' safe on terms To suit the times. CASH
customers VIII ind Il To their advantage 10 call as he
will give them good bargains aug 7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

9EZn FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
ks<3 MANDATORY.
Etlk lO3. Main street, Wheelig, opposite
R698 MFR. Robb's Chair Factory;
<10@ a. AVERY & co. respectfully in
- form their friends md the public
hat They have on hand aud are constantly manu-
laciurins n general assortment Of Hats and Caps Of
The latest fashions warranted equal il not superior
To any that have been offered. which will be sold
by the dozen ,inge at the lowest prices and upon
as favorable terms they be hud ia the city =
Hats Of al kinds and qualities also general assr
ment Of mems and aud boys fur and cloth C,
They propose to furnish gentlemen with hats by
the year.
y. Il. Hats and APPS made 90 order also military
rats and caps made Oh the shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit liberal share ofpublic
pIironagc. an Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
CHEAP.

FENHE ANCIENT REGIME or Annette de 81
n Moran, by g. u. II. james. author Of Darn
ley "Richilieu," The Gipsy 1.-The Gentleman o
g. cos. 10 Mopr,e stree, .er "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

-
W. W. & s. III. JINESON
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS
West SIDE Of Main street. Wheeline. Va
ANk on hand aud are constantly manufactur.
II IL ing genera assortment of superior Fur and
Six hats. hey have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and re now PREPARED
- supply to order all sizes aud qu alities ia the
kIssent or phst style, As may suit customers
Back and Dra6 beavlr and Castor, Plsin
White Russia and Nspt Hats.
Ihey also keep on a nd a assortment ofplain
unu ianey men aud boys fur aud cloth caps,
all OF which they offer 20 their customers and the
Suolic on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from cosntry merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on the Os. favorable terms
thankful for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit u share of pub
serve by prompt attention, personal application
10 business and cheap and favoTs bic rules.
NAV "
Il. AMtS ). WHEAT, attorney AT LAW.
wheeling, Va. offers his services in the
ta"s tc'lon oil the business sf his profession in
lHls city or any of the adjacent counties of Vir-
fii =. oho once east side of Hain between
oI ~" monoc streets, wheeling. Oct
Ron a. NAILS,-Wo have Insr received
n hom The Mandatory OF the Meszrs Elicoii in
Monongala Co.. and will keep constantly on
hand large assortment OF IruE aud Nails. which
We will sell at Pittsburgh prices.
ATrERBURY, CALDWELL & co.
may I3-'f
EEICKORY BRooMS-sO dozen on hand and
Fl n for sale by JOHN w BERRY
may II
SPERM CANDLES.
4 FEW boxes Sperm Cnndlcs-New Bedford
~ brands, OH consignment and for sale by
no III JOHN y. CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

VIRGlNIA-IN cHANcERT-At rules held in the
Clerks office Ct the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chnncery for tho county Of Ohio in the
month Of August 1871.
PlaiOhZan Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
BOOKS&STATIONAuY
PERIODICAL OFFICE.
STATIONARY STORE


ISUBsCRIPTloNS.r received Cor an A., -
- Periodical works OF the day, among vl,i,b 90
the following "''" arc
hnickerbocker. North American Review, NJ
um OF Foreign Literature. Spirit of the M,y,l,n,,
aud Animals. Select Reviews. Democratic Rc,iey,,
Grahams Ladys and Gentleman's Magazine. g..
dey's Lady's booi. Ladies. COMPANION In,Iy'- Cab,
net Magazine. Ladies Garland Dollar Magazine.
New World, Boston Notion, Saturday Evening Post
saturday Courier. Saturday Chronicle. New Yorker.
Emigrant a. Old Countryman. IIunl's Merchant.
Magazine, Law Library. Law Rerorter. BOSTON
Qaarterly Review. American Medical Iibrary. New
York Mirror, WHldtc's Select circulating ILr,,v
New York Albion Family Magazine. Robe.t's semi
monthly ditto. Robert Merry's Museum. Furopean.
New York Express. Baltimore Patriot B,ltimore
American. Bicknelis Reporter. Prlsbnrgh Gazette.
Harris lntelligencer
Single numbers OF some Of the Magazines. and
newspapers for salo
aug JOHN III THOMPSON g. co
NJ ARREN'S SUPERIOR BLUE AND
BLACK WRITING FLUID-AIwpy.
on hand and for sale 10y the gross dozen or sipgla
ooiiieby JOHN II, THOMPSON & 90.
hlOnrOa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

C aiNG fONDER.-Du Points Eagle
- Gun Powder. in canisIers of one Mound 80
SI"frnnied cleaner, quicker md stronger than anv
hofirg powder heretofore imported AlNavs cn
and and for sole by }. ii. THOMPSON d co,
SEPT Periodical Agon,s ~ q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

'oBACCO.-2O kegs siI twist Tobacco Garnet
Il q Miles brandy just received and for sale by
mar IL - w. b. TYSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14
NIEM WORLD and SATrRnAY EvrN1no

~ Post for the week ending Saturday, Sem. rs.
The first containing chapters 80 IL 40 Of Charles
OAlaIley. the Pic Mic Papers, the news bv tho
Great Western. &c. &c. sc.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received and single numbers for
sale ut THOMPSON q cos Periodical Office ami
Stationary store. M"nroe street where subscrin;ons
are received for all the popular periodical works of
the day. scr 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

AIEW NOVELS The History ola FIirr Re
" lated by herself IN two volumes
For sale at the Bookstore GAS. A. INGRAM
may No I21. Main 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

THNHE SCHOOL and Township officers Manual
N and Executors and Administrators Guide
with forms for ccnveyancing offcinl bonds bills &C.
counts &c. &C. flor the State Of Ohio.1 by Warren
jenkins. Tor sale by JOHN FISHER.
may 1873 Main ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

NOODRlClIS series Of school books. Electie DO
~ Just received ard for sale by
~ ROBB g. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

kNIEEL Pms An rs1rimruf OF genuine Steel
- Pens just received 1Dd for -l'o 90 The hook
store and periodical office Of JAS. a. INGRAM,
ApI5 No ill Main Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

~ HERMAN SILVER Dressing aud Pocke
w Combs, also Ivory and she'll ditto
np27 JAMES MELLOR. &c Irnion 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-14

INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.-The sub
u scHoers ofer one copy ofihe Knickerbocker mag.
aZine' and one OF Grnham's Lndys and Gentlemans
Magazine for seven dollars being one dIIor -
than The subscription price.
JOHN ii THOMPSON & co. Agents.
aug - NJ,,,oo -,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31
REPLY TO BROTHER WAIT.

Brother Brown:-1 thank you for your
in allowing brother Waits
lengthy article place in the Telegraph.
The opposition to the discussion in the
Telegraph, of the subject under considera-
ton, has all come from those on brother
Waits side of the question. While the
Telegraph admits pieces of such length on
that side, l trust that they who sYmpathize
with those views will at least be satisfied
Of the Telegraph's fairness in the matter.
| crave small space for reply to. brother
Wair-and design it shall be small one,
compared with what his occupies.
will commence with bare allusion to
his difficulty of conceding candor to my
question, as TO whether he would allow fe-
males to testify in cases Of discipline. !
can not accuse my self of any want of can
dor in the case. His favorite passage oil
scripture reads,-"let your women keep
silence" The question in my own mind
was, how can they testify, and yet KEEP
silence? And another question would be
is not the stating Of a fact as much incom
patible with keeping silence as the utterins
of a sentiment? In other words,-how i
it less violation Of this command TO keel
silence, for female to open her mouth an
say that she saw a man commit robber
or murder, than to keep her mouth open an
, saw that for his commission OF these. sin:
or either of them, she feels constrained
withdraw from him the hand of christia
fellowship, until he repents2 Brother Wa
+ has neglected, or failed, 10 produce b
scripture, or his reason, for making di
tiuction here, where perceive no difierenc
l. for believing, and undertaking TO nal
o others believe, that the female may ket
o silence and yet testify in church meedn
r. but that she can not keep silence and 20
!. in church meeting. And do not belle,
he will undertake TO produce either the OF
. or the o,her-notwithstanding a questit
e founded on The view of the case have no
u presented struck him as so much wantil
Of in candor. When he sets aside cherish
d feelings and praclices, and looks at the ms
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31

Titus chapter, should not SO much as
allude to the qualifications necessary for
female teachers Ii could not have been
an oversight in his inspired pen, for he
did not fail when giving the requisite
qualifications OF Bishops and Deacons, to
notice also the requisite qualifications of
their wives. But in their qualifications
there is no requisition of aptness to teach
or ruling well. "
Again-If women's rights extend to
the office Of public teachers or preachers,
(which is the same thingl and ruling in
the churches, and all moral or religious
bodies, then TO enjoy those rights they
must not only be permitted TO vote in our
churches and religious bodies, but we
should proceed forthwith to consecrate
them to the work of the ministry, by i'm
position of the hands of the presbYtery.
Will brother Murray tell US whether he
would advocate the appointment OF wo-
men to the Office Of public teachers in the
Church; and if not, where he gets his
authority for Withholding the requisite
| qualifications to carry out their Office as
teachers, if the texts have brought for.
ward are not to be understood according
to my views.
| Astoy your referenceto Cornwalichurch
/ | should be exceedingly happy to see al
the churches right on the subject of slave
ry, that foulest of all stains that ever We
blotted the garment Of a christian; Blu
ifthey can not get right without wrestin!
tbs government out of the hands Of tn
males, and perver:ing the order of God
house, by female voting, as. l suspect wa
the case in Cornwall, I think we hal
better wait awhile longer, till the leave
of Anti-slavery has done its work.
| In reference to the Council to whic
you alude, do not believe another Cour
Gil can be found in the Baptist denom;n
! alton, who would agree in such result
) that is, that females have Gospel rigt
E to vote a. church meetings, and religion
: bodies of male and female associations
| should be exceedingly sorry, and asian
i ed of the Baptist denomination if T tho
Q there could. ....
e 1t does appear to me that what hay
now written, is sufficient to convince eve
brother Murray that for once he hi
:. thrown himself into the wrong scales.
!. ARCH'D WAIT.
Hebron, MY, Jan. 20, l841.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31
w. Dummerston, March 8, 1871.
For the Te'egr2?t
POSITION DEFINED.

The following resolutions are COP
from the Banner and Pioneer Of Ma.
IL. They undoubtedly speak the s.
ments of the great majority of slave.2-
ing Baptists. The Bible, the book T.
ten by the hand of infinite purity, is T..
to countenance a system Of lust and /
that beggars language to describe! .
Bible, whose holy precepts if fo"2f
out, would fill the world with han
is tortured into support of legal
rage upon all that is lovely in t3ecA
tiles of li6e!-1into support of sEss
that excludes itself from the h.aa
millions. Northern Baptists will sa'
hereafter where to find their "bre.1,-
who chattelize Gods image.
| These resolutions were passed ': 1
last meeting of the Alabama Ass0:a1
held at Centre Ridge, Dallas Co.
inserting them in the Telegraph yo1'
obIige an ABoLITIoSIs'
THE RESOLUTIONS.
| |. RESOLVED, That we have r51- j
Bibles, and are fully convinced TIA. :.
RY IS IN PERFECT ACCORDANCE
IT'S HOLY DICTATES, AND THAT TIL
DEMNATIoN OFT, EITHER IN P&'>'
OR PRACTICE, ENTERED NOT I>I0
INSTRUCTION OF CHRIST AND HIS >
TIES. Therefore, in the act Of h..
slaves, zoe SIN not, and by consrqIi'".
serve not the sentence pronounced d
US.
2. Resotced, That we cons1..
those who are engaged, in The q
abolition. are engaged in an o"E'L:: !.
-ia one which is condemned 0' =
bic, and WHOLLY UNAUTHoRIzt0|
BLESSED SAVIOR. =, Il
8. Resoired, That we unEel!
mine to resist all interference Oh y
& ERNERs in our domestic RELATION.
we advise them to "mind their ON. j
ness, study TO be quiet''-ano ~ b.
; endeavor to "sow discord ail0b7
ren." nc c.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-03-31
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 81, 184
WILLIAM G. BROWN, ED1roR.

~ Subscribers are informed that post
masters can toraoard money, IN payment
for papers, free Of expense, to them or the
publisher, according TO the decision Of The
Postmaster General
When subscribers acish 10 send pGy for
the Telegraph. a0hat they hare to do Is,
TO place their money IN the hands Of their
postmostsrs and ask them to frank 1t 10
the publisher. o. S. NJ.
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BIT U A r V

D1ED-In Grafton, W.T. on Inc -.
Sept. 1910, Mr.. Cornelius d.
aged As years. -.
Often MAS it my duty and pf''I -
night and by day, to repair TO 'n' = -
of this worthy neighbor and muSD n
ed brother IN Christ. when "nD' -
curing to mitigate his suferl0g' W
bed of death, | never failed to iS'' ~
his appearance and conversation