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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

ADMIN GsTBATOIG'S NOTICE.
~ Office is hereby given that the subscriber has been d
~ appointed administrator of the Ell Of Jonathan
X. Lancaster lte Of Woolwcl in said County Of Lincoln
deceased and has taken upon himself that by giving
bonds the NV directs and all persons having demand
upon the of said Jonathan r. Lancaster required
t. exhibit the sameand all persons indebted to the said
estate called upon make payment
EBENEZER LANCASTER, Administrator.
Woolwicb Oct. IA, 1871. .}m3o.
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THE GREAT WORM DESTROYER.
SsHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES infaliby destroy and
~ all kinds of Worms, remarkably pleasant
and free from all sbsanceOver l0]O0] boxes sold year
lysymoms Of worms, dizziness syershness, restless
night, starting suddenly from sleep, screaming, fright head
ache, disturbed dreams pain in the knees and other joints
thirst, paid hue, bad taste in the mouth, offensive BREATH
itching of the nose, swelling of the stomach, squemns
ness, voacios appete, eaness tsnesmus, many children
have fits mud die If them, when Occasnned by worms
Nany Physicians of the highest respectfully them IN
their practice.
Over 20) boxes Of this niilia medicine have been
sold in this within the last few months and used
greatest success For sale (only) by the Agent
EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf.
Bath, Oct 10. 30.
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! Mississippi Creole,
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n. PREWETT.

/ Fire Dollars Invariably in advance.
E;.bing to discontinue will please give
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soments inserted at the rate of One
4 square, (ten lines or less,) for the
lion, and .ty7y cents a square for each
.sments which are not limited on the
asto the number of insertions, will
rsd until ordered out, and charged
II personal nature, whenever adj
n he charged at the rate of I5co Dol
Nv ten lines for each insertion. Po-
.,I,rs or public addresses, for the be-
oSvidual persons or companies, will
4 as advertisements, and at the same
pcng Candidates for Office will be Ten
"A n Work must be paid for on delivery.
an letters must be paid, or they will
ended to.
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EW BAKERY
AND
ESTAURAT.

4 tu !" beg leave respect
% inform the citizens of Can
G public generally, that they
|, oos. a Bakery in the house
coupled by Somer 81 Cordts,
II - . -M Rail Road Bank--where
On !, al times be happy to supply
ns[ 5 With Bread. Cakes, Rusks
h.; ramily Dishes baked at the
o 'ce' SnackS and other re
n ndH oe had al all hours.
e a,oILE q KAVANAUGH.
"Der 4, 1871. 1913
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Trust SALE.

EpY virtue Of deedof Trust, execu-
~ Ted by Henry Phillips to S. B. Ken
nedy and J. F. Montgomery, for the use
of Wilson Peters, and recorded in the
Probate Clerks office, Book T, and by
kim transferred to Charles Thompson,
as surviving Trustee, will expose to pub
lie sale
On the 27A Of December, 1841,
before the Court House door in the
town of Canton, the following property
viz.
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MISSISSIPPI RAIL ROAD.

NATcHEz, Oct. 10, 1871.
VENHE Stockholders of this institution
are hereby notified, that a further
lnstalment of 25 per cent. on their stock.
will be required to be paid, on or before
the first day of December next, at the
Banking House in Natchez, or at either
of the branches.
By order Of the Board,
E. F. BRASIER, CAsH'R. +.
oct 80 23-6t
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NOTICE.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing
between VIM. B. Martin and IL. b.
Mclean, is this day dissolved, by the
death of Mr.. Martin The business will
be continued by the undersigned, who
solicit patronage. They are prepared to
fill orders from the country, and to
advance cash on consignments Of cot
ton, &c. &c.
H. B. MCLEAN & Co.
Vicksburg, Oct. 1st, 1841-20-2m.
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EsrRArS OF MADISON euzasr.

EsTRATS OF MADISON e~zzrr.
TSAkEN ~ bv JoAa Bshar. a 1aF
- horse no mars or b-aad. hlr sa1z-
about fourteen hands ki-a- Anrazse1
20 $50.
Taken up 81 Ell Naehols, a aay aare.
about three wears ca, sour uAlaz leel. q
small white spot u the a--, aaol. tasr.
teen and ! half haais higA- AFaz1zsz-
10 S25.
Taken up By o. a. 2. DAVIS. s,aes
mare mule, short tal- rlsa- ege ASA
no brands pcrcclvs5le- s1ls= uaarks al.ale
hy the collars. also sat1.e m1Eks- ~
PEsised % SIS
Taken uP by ,. +. E.l.a1a-lssa. la-s
mare mule, eight Or usae Years esd ae
marks OF branls- APPEalsel - So
: Taken up b Charles Neore. Aclse
horse. sixteen haz3s high. twe.re yeaes
old. racks and ,rols. 40 b-anls ~ larks
Perceivab,e- APPraisesi % So
Taken up By Benaes K Trz'v. =
small BAY mare, f,ur or ave wears e..
star in her face, righs hi1d sa1s ~Al.-,
no marks o. brandz- APgraae4 =
S27 80
Also. : mouse colered horse m1e,
about i've wears cd. ssar,eea ard y a..
hands high. 10 marks g br1n1s- A.
praised . SIS
J. A. TALBOTr.
Rzzgerof Nslis1z reaa-s-
Canton. Nov. sosh. IS4I.-2r-S~
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lGhtGsiOls Supplies,
ILLUSTRATORS SALE.

bpIiance with with an order of
JAMS COURT Of the county Of
land Stale of Mississippi, thesun-
will offer at Public Sale. at the
puse in the town Of Canton, and
Ioresaid on the 23d day of De-
Rext on a credit Of one, two and
srs the following described lots,
parcels Of land, belonging to
Of Andrew E. Beatie, deceas-
pit: The north half Of section
the east half Of the northeast
Of section eleven; the east half
Ou'h east quarter, the west half
y and one quarter acres, from
end of the west half of the
quarter, Of section twelve;
per i've of section two; lots num-
seven, nine and ten, of section
nSalP nine, range one west: All
umOer five. Of section thirty-six.
len, range one west: Also the
Of the north west quarter,and
nall Of the east half of the
quarter of section eighteen;
southwest quarter Of section
Wnshlp nine, range one east
fifteen hundred and sixty
the same more or less Bond:
toVed security, and a mortgage
OPeFty sold, will be requires
purchaser.
HI u, HAMBLEN,l Adr'S.A.E
LATHAM, Beatie. dec
Nov. 8, l84I-25-6t
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RANGERS sALE.

RANGERS sALG.
A : Ranger Of Na8lsca ccGa-y. -
n oiier for SAFE n the Coagg A1~se
door n the t0Wu q Canlon.
On ne lss Malay saJazuars is&2
The following property t2ksa aP - e.
trays, VIZ One bs2ck mare. sse4 a1c41
four years, taken 1P - lca2 * NeE~
sham Appraised % SIS
Oae bay korse. takea ~ By e. W.
Hams, about eighs years cd Agaz.ass-
10 $50
One yellow bay hoFse, takea - .
Luke Johnson. aboas ST years ca 81
teen hands high APPralssd - So
one eheSnaE sorrel Aorse. nkea - -
Soutaerd Toley, aboat scven ar go
years old. thIrtsea " fcurtea hAn-s Ass
Appraised 10 SO.
Que sorrel hosse, takea up - , Lee,
about rs Aands high. niae CT sen yeas
cd. Appraised - So.
one sorrel horsc aboas 6ss = -
years old, takea ~ y Va Hoy A.
praised . SO
One coW All c4at. s4Nr1 A. D. ~ e.
Ticker, about ten yearsotl- APRraaseL
to $40. -
Oae CON, takea up b. Aizsnaa ne
vine. about nsne or ssa ysars 81 A.
praised = Sl0.
One bEIsdle Aeiles, aksa - - E
Nichols, Two years cd ApPEazse1 .
I So
One hog, taAea u2 81 Z +. nesIne
aboal thres years "a. AaqEas=1 )
81
Oae bro~n mare. ta<en na Va
WAiisegt, nsas OF tea years %. slsz4-
Appraised 70 81.
i Persoas having tae aAsxe 9escFte--
property IN their Posssesssoa- are aer~a
notified % bring 4 howard - s-@Nax 9
sale, or they will be aealE sta - s2~ 81
directs.
]. A. TALBOT.
Rzazeref Nafssaa ssxalg-
i Canton, Nov. %. ls4i-2S-ss
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MARTIN & NIeLEAN

HAVE just received and offer l.r sale
- at very low rates:
30 bbls Mess Pork, very heavy,
30 casks Bacon, assorted.
400 pieces Kentucky Bageinr.
300 coils Rope,
30 bbls Old Whiskey,
Sugar, Coffee, Nails, Flour. &c. sc.
They are prepared to advance Cash
on conslgnments OF Cotton ari all other
articles OF produce-theIr Ware-House
VIII hold 200 Bales OF Cotton, and :
proof against Fire and Water.
No. 8 Commercial Row L-vee 81
FIcksbarg, Miss.
sep I5-3m
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CANTON HOTEL.

nR. L. G. SLAUGHTER has resu.
- med business in Canton, Miss,
where he is prepared to accommodate
those who may favor him with CALL
His table is furnished with the best the
country affords, and stables with album
dant provender. Having had a consi-
derable addition made to his house room
he will be able to accommodate those
who may favor him with a call, with
new, pleasan. and comfortable rooms.
October 8, 1871. 2O-tf
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GROCERIES, BAGGING, ROPE, sc.
sTRAYED,

BYRON the subscriber, four miles south
Il of Canton, about the 10th or 10th
September last, dark brown stud mule,
about 8 years old, unusually tall for his
age. A liberal reward will be given for
his delivery to me, or for any Informal
ton so that can get him again.
JOHN H. Ct1EATHAM.
Nov. 18, 1841. 26-tf
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MADISON couNTY.


RY the Probate Court of said county /:
- To all persons interested in the
lands tenements and hereditaments of
Malcolm Clark, deceased, greeting: You
are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court of said county at a regu-
lar term thereof, to be holden at the
Court House of said county, on the
fourth Monday Of January next, then
and there to 'shew cause if any you
have, why said Court should not then
order and decree that the lands, tene-
ments of said deceased to be sold, viz
the east half of the northwest quarter.
of section eight; west half southeast
quarter, and south half east half of the
southwest quarter, section five, township
eight, range two west.
Witness the Honorable WILL
LIAM S. BAILEY, Judge OF
SEAL. Probate of said county,
the fourth Monday of No
vember, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-one, and seal of said Court.
Issued the 22d day of November,
1841.
JOHN T. CAMERON, C'k.
Canton, December 4th, 184I.
2S-6t-prs. fee S14.
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Land for sale.

EISaIAU LUE SSssICs
HVHE plantation, on which Col. r. M.
= Williamson resides, consisting OF
eight hundred eighty acres, about FIVE
hundred OF which is cleared, andin high
state Of cultivation, with good dwelling
house, mill and negro cabins. For terms
and description apply to Col. Williamson
on the premises.
JAMES WALKER,
of Tennessee.
nov Is 1841 25-7t
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And now, to- w.t. on the 10Th day of
November, A. D. 1871.
4THIS Day came the complainant by
his Attorneys, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that the said de-
PENDANT Mary III. Dunn, is not a resident
of the State Of Mississippi, but resides
beyond the Jurisdiction Of this Court: It
it is. therefore considered by the Court
on motion of compliments Attorney
that unless the said defendant do appear
here on or before the first day Of the
next term Of this Court, and plead, an
swer or demur to the COMPLIMENTS bill,
the Court will take the same for confess
ed and the Court will decree according
lly: 1t is further ordered that copy Of
this order be published in the " Mississip-
pi Creole,' newspaper published In the
town of Canton in this State, once week
for twelve weeks successfully"
A true copy from the minutes of sale
4 Court.
4 Attest: VIM. MONTGOMERY, Click.
BY HENRY r. COULTER, d. C.
Mitchell & Garrett P. @.
Canton, December 4, I841.
; Pr. fee $28. 28-3m
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EAECUTOR's SALE.
DC sold on the 28th day OF
gcember next, at the late resi-
william Owen, stock of all
|a as' farming utensils, corn, fod-
~ on a credit of twelve months
aser giving bond with approx
HARRISON JORDAN,
ROBERT TUCKER,
Executors.
NOV. II, l841.-27-4t
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.aLW:gYsS PRESERVE
A GOOD UNDERsTaNDTNG.

A GOOD UNDERSTANDING.
JUST Received, a choice lot of Boots
d Shoes. Also, few superfne Hats,
Prints, DomeStics, &c. All for sale low,
for CASH Just call at the corner, |
think can sell goods as cheap as some.
ROBERT LASSITER.
Canton, August IA, 1841. 1-tf
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NEW GOODS.

VHVHE undersigned has Just received
- per steamer Augusta, large guam
tity Of Groceries, Provisions, and other
articles for plantation use, among which
are the following:
10 hhds Sugar,
bbIs Loaf Sugar,
10 bbIs Molases,
90 Sacks Coffee,
80 Sacks Salt,
25 sbbIs Whiskey,
10 hhds Hams, Sides and Shoulders.
5 bbls Sperm Oil,
80 bbls Flour,
100 pieces Bagging and Rope
5 bales Gunny Bags,
% kegs Lard,
2 pipes fine Old Brandy,
cases Shoes Brogans,
2 bales Blankets,
5 bales Linseys Jeans,
2 bales Lowels,
| Which he offers at the lowest markell
prices. Friends from the country are re-
spectfully invited TO give US 4 call
F. CLARK.
LEvEE STREET.
Vicksburg, Oct. so, ls4l-25-sf
/ D=nEES
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JUST RECEIVED,
BY the undersigned,
80 hhds. Bacon,
10 do. Sides,
10 do. Shoulders,
10 do. Hams.
For sale at the lowest market Price, by
F. CLARK.
Levee street--Vicksburg.
Dec. 4, 184i. 2c-u
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Carriage for Sale.

ENHE subscriber has splendid fam
- lily carriage and harness, which re
offers for sale very low for cash.
10. LATHAM
Beaties. Bluff, Nov. 8, 4l.-25-3t
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BAGGING, BALE ROPE, &c.

DAOOANU3 DALI NII Ia, &c
EvHE subscriber has in store on con
Il signment, and offers for sale, on ac-
commodating terms, the following arti-
cles, viz:
Kentucky Bagging and Bale Rope,
East India Bagging,
Gunny Bags,
Grass Rope,
Baling Twine,
Lowell Cottons,
Whitney Negro Cottons,
kentucky Linseys and Jeans,
Russet Brogans.
JNO. G. TURNER, Agent,
Jackson street.
Vicksburg, Sept. II, 184l.
N. B. | am always prepared 10 make
liberal advances on Cotton shipped to my
friends Duncans McAlister & Co. New
Orleans. }. Z. L.
September 25, l841. 18-4m
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or so much thereof as will pay the note
for five thousand seven hundred and six
teen dollars and fifty cents, ($5,716 SOY
due 1st January, 1871 therein mentioned,
and will give such title.as is vested in me
by law. -
Trustee.
Canton, Mi, Nov. 27, l841. 28-4
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RAIL ROAD NOVICE.

RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
brooks for the subscription of stock
in the Canton and Jackson Rail Road
Company, are opened pursuant to the act
of Assembly Of the State Of Mississippi.
Incorporating the same and approved 5th
Feb. 184l, and will remain open until
the stock is taken, pursuant to the requi-
sitions Of the charter. Persons wishing
TO subscribe can do so, By applying on
Saturdays and Mondays at the office OF
John B. Howcott in the town of Canton
where one or more of the commissioners
can at all times be found, and the terms
of subscription made known.
JOS. ]. PUGH,
JOS. COLLINS,
L. NJ. GARRETT,
w. R. CHAMBERS,
]. H. ROLLINS,
JAMES WILEY,
J. B. HOWCOTT,
Commissioners.
June, 26, 1841. r5-tf
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e. H1s<e A@Nx@eea "a
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-..-sref, - - CT
49, - 49, - 80 BE- Aa@n.s2s -
go 4-F H ~ @@~< r11n~ ~
49, e. - raa-s- 8ssaz<
$780, reesa sAe $50 az
'%<- IS S-s-1 leA - - So
s.ara-
kceasr 81 Geal. 81
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County.

Stephen Dump Madison, Circuit Court:
vs. November Term A. D.
Mary H. Dummy ls4l.
IN ChanceTy.
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BLANKS,

Constantly on hand at this ofice.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-04-07

Mr.. Chairman, I think the people OF
nv district will be slow to admit that Gen.
Jessup possessed the constitutional power.
or the right, to make them Shareholders.
Some of them, I am sure, will disclaIm all
title to these slaves, and, like General
TAYLOR, will refuse to have any concern
or connection with this transaction. They
will, am confident. deny the right Of
Gen. Jessup. or Of the honorable Secreta-
nv of War, 10 pay out their money for the
purchase of slaves. Nor do | believe
they will admit the justice and honor of
selling the freedom of mans family for
the purchase OF his fidelity, as promised
by General Jessup to Abraham. If un-
ders,aud the letter referred 10, this Abra-
ham was taken into the service OF Gov
eminent, for the purpose of acting as a
pilot to lead our men to the habitatlons o
other blacks, for the purpose of capturing
more slaves and Indians. If he proved
faithful TO our troops and traitor 10 hi
own kindred and friends, then his wifi
and chiIdren-the objects of his affection
were 10 have their freedom; but il h
refused to betray his own people, he wa
10 be hanged. and his family enslaved
: Sir, know not how other gemIeme
view this transaction, but am free TO de
. clare that it does not comport with m
own views of honor and justice.
To BE- continued.
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EXTRACT FROM THE
Speech Of Mr.. Giddings, Of Ohio,
ON THE SEMINOLE WAR

But ! intend to pursue this subject
further. shall now show that this gov
ernment-this nation, composed oftwenty-
six States, some holding slaves, and some
denying the right Of man 10 hold his feI-
low man in slavery-has teen made to
deal in slaves; to become the owner of
slaves that this administration, now lust
going out of power. has dealt in "human
flesh; that the funds Of the governm emf.
drawn from the pockets of free laborers,
have been paid for the capture Of fugitive
slaves, and the purchase OF slaves captur-
ed from the Seminole Indians. And for
that purpose, | refer to order No. IT'S
dated at Tampa Bay, September 6. 1887
II reads as follows:
1. 1.-THE Seminole negroes captured
by the army will be taken on account o
Govsrnment and held subject to The Orde
oftbe Secretary of aOGy.
2. The sum of eight thousand dol
lars will be paid TO the Creek chiefs ant
warriors BY whom they were captured
or who We're present at the capture, in full
for their claim TO them.
8. To induce the Greek Indians t
take alive. and not destroy the negroes o
citizens who had been captured by The
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Interesting Letter from brother
J. O. WATTLES.
o. S. II.
SPRINGFIELD, March 81, Is.

SPRINGFIELD, March 81, 1871.
My beloved brother Murray:
"Whum not having seen | love-"
very much regret leaving the State without
seeing "bro.her Murray" who has so long
leen engaged in the cause of Humanity
But it is so, and the only consolation left
me is, to use "iuk and paper" 10 send
word of sympathy, and a wish of success.
The work before you is great. 1t seems
hardly yet begun. Humanity is yet on her
knees; she yet lifts her fettered hands on
high, and sweats great drops of blood her
bosom yet swelIs with anguish, and hope
deferred, adds dea,h-chlls TO her shudder-
ings; despair flaps her cold wings on her
heart, like lbe pail on the coffin; she hears
the footsteps Of Reform pass her dungeon :;
she listens TO the tread ef passing events; ;
she calls 10 them as the earth rocks from
side to side" Behold all se that pass by
and see if there i any sorrow like unto ny
sorrow" You are one of those my brother,
on whom she fastens her eye-long tried
and faithful; her hope takes hold on yOu,
undlsmaYed when the storms lower; una
Harmed when vengeance breaks her thunders;
unshrinking when the stormy battlements
belch forth their death; the cords of her
heart are fastened to you. Be firm then, to
the end, and let nothing move you. But
you have no need that men should cheer
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
RANDOM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, l841
WILLIAM G. BROWN, EurroR.

- Subscribers are informed that post
masters can forward money, IN payment
for papers, FREE Of expense, to them or the
publisher. according to the decision OF The
Postmaster General.
When subscribers 1cash 10 send pay t07
the Telegraph. achat they hare to do u.s.
to place their money IN the hands Of then
postmastsrs and ask them 10 frank 1t 10
the publisher. o. S. NJ
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AN APOLOGY is due the patrons ofthe

AN APOLOGY is due the patrons Of the
Telegraph for the use of paper of SO
coarse quality. 1t is the best can get,
Just at present. My paper manufacturer
is longer in getting his machinery repair
ed than was expected. hope to be sup
piled with superior article soon, and IN
the meantime crave the patience OF friends.
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REPLY TO BROTHER WAIT.

Brother Brown The first thing l
feel constrained to do, on approaching
this subject again, is, TO say that | have
found myself altogether unable to abr'dge
so as to con6ne my remarks to the limit
ed space l intended" when | began,
last week. Without any further apology,
l beg leave to proceed.
twill be recoIlected that ! was stopped
last week by the printers, just at the point
where was showing what his amended
rule must lead to. His rule, as call it,
is this: But he the Apostlel is In this
letter Ibis lst 10 the Corint lians] not only
regulating the manner of inspired or gift
ed persons, but laying down rules for their
future order in the church under ordinary
circumstances. This rule carried out,
as [ minated last week, would require
the enforcement, upon christians at the
present time. of the Apostles directions,
given in the 18th chapter, in regard to
the "hair," the head " being covered"
or uncovered" just as much as it would
the enforcement of the directions in regard
to speaking, as found in the 18th chapter
Of the same epIstle. But it probably new
er entered into brother Waits mind that
the direction in the / lth chapter is in force
now. presume the females in church
connection with him have no: at any time,
when they have chosen to cut off their
hair, been brought to this test and disci-
plined-an that the males, now when the
fashion requires them to wear long hair,
have not been thus disc iplned. But why
not2 Why is not the one enforced as well
as the other? Why is not the scripture
| Introduction against short hair for women
and long hair for men, put in force! 3
Simply because the authority Of the pas
sage ceased with the circumstances which
created it. So | say in regard to the 9th
er passage, interdicting female speaking.
/ Both of these interdictions had their foun,
daton in the customs of the times; and
their power and bearing END where those
customs end. .....
/ Brother Waits proof that females did
not teach, when they prophesied, IS jus
about as conclusive as most Of the proofhe
brings. Unfortunately for his cause, be
: has, for some reason or another, neglected
to show what their prophesying consisted
Of Noah Webs,er's definition of the Verl
to prophesy, as used in this epistlc gener
allv, runs thus: "To preach; to 10
steuct in religious doctrines to interpre
or explain Scripture or religious subjects
to exhort.n Now let US see if the Iette
and spirit of the epistle do not fully sus
tain this view. But he that prophesietl
E speaketh unto men to ediflcation, and ex
hortation, and comfort." l4th chapter, 81
verse. But he that prophesieth ediietl
the church" Same chapter. par, OF 4tl
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This phrase signifies, literally, he said IL. II
was phrase always ready in the mouths of the
followers of Plato. Among them this was the end
Of all strife. have no such earthly guides