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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
nm ssorsroNs.

N. The MRS YaflG-fyllIbai ef comnerce,
i.tfuig drfi7ras tilafifA4 delj{sfoo ~ ~, by
Joe S16tll. e, III k1ti,ke has, ,bn+5 Il.
sGlF.~qs WaH as5one3 dft tie i-sdiseressJ,l
46flad are. F,s Seccess 10 5Tct -ha. nT,cfd
/ lie sjofa5sfs HI sft,Is4idn n eIr,sc !:
rtiine Il f.at aeepf4fbIe I'LL rere.
curiosity Use hIorm6ns ~ k1llni' a
sfsduarnt, 10 that iii " contend With nj.
slltlie success againstyail tbcir -onpooent.
7Aey aaoplth u.whbls u -. n.Sy- l..
olaiT, NM ,hcy haze an additional revei
a;ieb whTEh was comm0Rieaed tofJ6e
Smith en the golden plate TheNIsay
Hthst 81. sfitt Il prophecy is 40 ESSENTIAL
ftfsf es,ite tf}}se church and boldly STATE.
their pteltnsiqns % the possession o this
'giltIs they say that]1o true church has
exl,faf on earth since .pr6phesying cras-
. 81 akor near theiaaos'tss time AID that
Abe Church has n9w5Jh been, reslo' Ed with
The new reyel salInfafa Inc returning gift
OF pTophecyzAI they claim 81 course tba,
TO :he SAINTS belongs lbe cearlh and seem
70 hs.Se no ddabt that they shall possess
e ttey seem, indeed 10 have some
reas9f Tor ihelE expectation, for Their
nu!1noets ~ ms country are already estlszs
mated al a>handfed tboGsapd. and as ma
ny more IN Europe Their foayeTls
.seomfose large putnhsr Of taeh of;iElef
\ lgeuee, spaHness, and not a lev who
have stood high ia the Christian Churches
Oh VARIOUS denoplnatlpns. as meR Of pte ]
" and eNeeltence- Their CITY Of Aauvoo
Is growing IN p naanaer uDprecedentfd u
men Of property are constantly jesning.
them, and adding their Whole estatessio
the qofnmon stock. They have acquired
50 much political lrnporlancS as 70 pro
cure from the LeglslfaAaF5e o. lIhQois az act
ct incorporation, apshoriE3ng the~Mor
mons 10 MAINTAIN standing army o. a
thousand men, sSWl,h apd Rlgdon have
ordained twelve Apostles who have been
Amounted itl4, Tor 'he1r WORK 10y asight Of The
Go!dsa Plates ..,' ons or two ct hem we
beilrve have already deserted Tie stand
ffophet~ WheD/ We see miserable
creature like Smith sll al once putting on
the garb Of sanclity, and guided NY pre-
tended Inspiration digging into the side
of . tfill and Ibese seclading himself for
months, and Then coming forth with the
Presence that be has iound golden plates
% whieh were written new revelation.
which revelationllis nothing more, OF less
than i piece Of Imaginative writing left
III manuscript By u deceased. clergyman.
and when we see such a fraud believed
and adopted BIZ enlightened men, and |
spreading more -rsplals ihaa snv.sy,,em
ls-man aud ell His Boast Of intelligence,
aud7Nhat has the knowledge 81 The pre-. /
sent day made man. but fool and the |
dupe 81 every knAve! tits easy 10 see
thai II the SupFsme Ruter shnulf bui
Withefav his cara fg,,,,, s5,,,, ,,.osfl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
rRE sn sUPPLY OFT 7
A4 AGtgg es o Old g. Fl
w III Efsu5seriser Having visited The Eastern
> sels, and ispanshed his former stock
q goods with vErett u
Fancy and Esef.sg Articles


. Fancy and EseC.a! Articles,
ealeslolfd 70 suit tte ptesepi ,imes, and please
'theN fa4fg Of VIZ fethrns, lis ihanks 10 the
-PWhllc fqrth9 libstgt share Of patronage reeeIv.
Iysd: Up fesPccifllis .so!icns ,he ladies and
-geapemfn t1c4l and sxamue for themselves.
Il Amhas4 hi stock may be fougd
Ladies PLAID silk iiandker6biefs,
G@nIlen4 en's SILK poekaI do
If.f Do 4Psid and six Cravats, ta
sBombazlpe, Salin,l SILK hnd Nerno Stocks, 4
Com Etdstic and connfpn suspenders, sl4
Geptedlens Brsh Sltfis, t t'ssis and beaver
Hats, manufactured & Harpers,ferry, II.
Also ~
FLsdies' travelling and pork. Baskets,
Bonnet Bosrds, assorted Toys,
g1.adies' shell Combs,
fakee Watches. one large Devil,
Waking Canes, Bropms and Brushes,
CQ.fFECTTON.lRK
Hanees Decentralization andy,
s Boneset Cahdy Iceland Moss do
5D0 lbs, assorted cabdlss.
20 Boxes Rsisins, 30 hhlf and boxes
81 Cocoa Nuts, Almonds, Filberts Pecon Nuts,
oranges and Lemons, is bushel c6esDuts,
70 bushels Pipprs, and believer Apples, 4
50 qbs z lAte Currants,
tyEeg Malaga Irapes,
Dates, afunes Figs, efronsg Sc
MEDICINES, SC. y
Gouley's Bilters, Aromatic Salts, I'm
HspeesI Compound Syrup Of Horehound,
MOI 6-4comnostion,
zAfrieanF Byrd Pepper,
Flodoat lo3HpW ards Medicatsd Soap,
.Coiogpe Water, Essences.
N4acassAr and Bears OF, Antique Oil,
Hances Lilly White, Flfsh Paint, :. H.
"a Hot Of Jewelry and Pet knives
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.
-hhandSome oeprd Oxford Polyglou Bible,
Bibles fnd Teytamentss
Bailey > Algebra, Davies Arithmetic,
Rmersons Arithmetic, No !,
United Ssates Resder,No /, q >;
Comlys Spelting Books,
Smhh's Geography and Atlas,
HuchepGk's Book skee ping, with Kew.
LADIES' kbums, ,AlmaIacs, TOY Books, SC.
Ruled Whiting and LeHsr Pepper,
Blue and Black Ink. ana Quilfs,
Pencils Silver Pencil Gases, and slate pencils
and Slases. NJ ,@
#. HENRY V ANDREws.
IIarpers-FeFry, Jan. Is. 1912. 4jN.
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IN Nhn1,,lnEea.c /.

"A. GENERAL assora ment OF findings. ',sueh
EA d knives, RaSps, Binding, Webbing,
lacks. AVIS, Pegs, Awl -handless. Threads, and
Russia BHsiles. "A E.-ANDREWS.. +.
Jan "a. fls49 4 !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
VIRGINIA. % wit:

= Y45
At klits holden in tie Clerks Office oi Inc (;,rsst
SUI etinfC enrt ii t4s~ and GhsnetIy IN J~fErr 3
sou CauhIy, tie fEs, Monday sshrr, lStY
Ceo:ye ~. Giaa. :, ..fplsisriss.
N AGAINST "
E,s:atr ECor BettsSasA fsisl and % Siet Savdsr.
~ - sI. asfaiess, nk1aas sasisif ssss ffs4 "
Feta 64a Aasta# n beysk DaSIS,
gNSif. teieads6G s.tttiitr Glx net bh,ins enkeF-
Il ia tts Nsesfseks, stdgi>rtr rtit, ss-s0ft;ds
io.the 81 ssssh.kas nod sar tiivsotFtF esessl
Ss.st 4 se.riisg stisE 4ttosy }e.tdeisrk st hs Us
nsi ~ ,his-uitaslitf sths kauitft: III is 6skssea
tbsttte ssrl II sisif,s .lo II sssf ca, kr syt
stAy d tis avN tefn, snd a,syer tine iblii ut the
Aitfit atst thsi u copy II Shis prSlgr bs ft4llsSis
asserted 81 suase nv spAptr published III Ihaiass
town. tor t~o rsigisis ssdsvsss0iy aal pssged 81
i1 front sn9E of HE .oa,t-h5uss ia Tie sid t6Nn
OF ChAtiSstSwp, tFa
A t.oaY-fes,c,
~ a 80, fF 500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
IN CHgN.cERY =

tENHE dsfepslanls, John Nicp, I,riensnd Henry a.
8f1el, MOI haying entered tieir apIiears1se,
and seissseeuruy aeeordIngta the al Of Assembly
ana tie rules Of Iris Court ana il appe4rinc ~
atsf4rtols evidence that isfcv are not inhatats al
Ills cbuflry; Il is ordered, That The saiIF efend.
ants DIP apRear here on lie first day of Ale NEXT
term ana answer The bin &c the PLAINTIFF and tai
leopy Of this Order be forthwith inserted III tsome
spspers pablshed IN EChsrlestoan f5r\ Two
months saccessfsey and posted II The frontiIoor of
DE Gourt-h9nsf In The said town Of Charlestoun.
HIM Ell 4 CoM-Tfs.e,,
- RI. brown, Ctrk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

FE NHE defendant not hayiDgssQtered lis ap-
u pearance, anil given security N>aceortlihg to
the act Of assembly anl HE rules 81 ths court; i
aud il appearing b Satisfactory whence That lie is
nat az nhahit+nt Of aisi courtps$ 1t is orslesed,
bat the said defendsB lo appeal here on ths first
day Of The next termI iqftF #swer the bill RI The
plantiG; and that cobIof tlis order De fnrthwith
inserted - sonie tftwspspfr published l Charles
tows, tortwe months S,iccessiyey, and posted at
Iheiront door Of the -lpasE in the ssid toyn
if ChArlestown,
Copy-1este, IL
-, r. T. BROWN, Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
Dec. .. Is4l..
VIRGINIA. To- Wit

"E hSW VIA, To- WI III
Az Rules holden ID tie Clerks Office of tie
Circuit SlPefior Court Of Law and chsncefy$
/. .eember, lS41. ..3
Janf' .Brsisr' i = IL. PLAtfrlrr;
.dScaaam hifr, Joseph r. Ddugheiigs Frederick a
4 B'iscosi ISadc Henkis, James NJ .NanningI (Las.
b Harding John Hi RoGsp, Gsorgf w sLittfe,
Je.n III Liitie, James Perry. Mary T. forrest,
lJfiltiamH Griggs, Spl.iih C1ans. Eden ff6ba1ine,
Louisa Uashtngton iIElts,am HaeE, sNatEaaitl
I n. .ugnnfAgi and HiimPhres> Keyss, IA
III DESCENDANTS.
YHNHE defendant, Abraham lslsr, not having en- /
tered tiis appearance, mid given SECURITY as- |
eordng to The Aet Of Assembly and the n1Iesbf this
eouR andiJ appearing u tsfsetory ey,dedee that
be is pot ~ inlIabitant Of this eounir, Ms ored.
hat lhesId defendant do appear here on NE first
deg OF heliett term, and sHsser The bilkEot the
Phioti; arp ~ copy Of tis order be foribw win
inserted III some newspaper publ shed in Charles
town, for wo mouths saecessisely, and pasted the
froHt door Of the Cpurl-h0use in the said town Of
Chaileslg&n.97 m A'Cups-Tesie, . sss.
Il. 4. BROWN, Cierk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia ! More prdofs oF
/ The efficacy of Or, Harlict'S Pills. d

n IIlt tUItuty Y III IIuTttIIt . FttS. h
MrE Jonas HArinan. OF SUNNY town, RI saire-
Is euEd Of the above disease which he as slieteil
With t6F4si YEARS llis-ss mrtoms we're sense d.
1iisSnson aud oppressgn sftar eating, distressing
pain IN the pit Of the stomach, rauser, loss of sI
petite, kiddiGess aud dimietsPsfsightex it me
hiiiiy fsiuleiey arrid erue,Atidns sometimes .d-
milling and pkin in the right side, depression d.
spirits disturbed rest fsintness and not able 10
pursue his business ilbout causing Immediate III
hsnston aad xrarinets Mr.. Hartman is hsply d
state 10 the Itblie and is Willing - give any lafor
nation TO tie sfisted respecting the wonderful be-
glefil he received from the useu DR.. lisllels Cum
pound Strengthening AID Ger tnFp ApeIert Pills
Principal Office for NE salt 4f this .gediefnt Il,
IL No Is. .NoftK EIGHTH stystt, PLiiadt tphfa.
For aale BY J. y. BEARD = co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

10 theeeours-y ard pf The fortress sf NJ
Iembsig stands an extraordinary relIc, Abe
old lime tree planted BY The Empress
Cennegande, wife ofihe Emperor Henry
III every thing j. done 70 preserve Il
from decay, and il still bears Is lealy ho-
nors, after beholding the revolutions of
seven centuries
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
MN, j. l.A.MD..E.R!S.oEN.

AZ 81 slN Is. y Wy
/ kDAM Y0UNG, fl
H4psrs Ferry,
Il J. PA. ENl4tER,
III j II. BEARD, i o.,
vi Ill Clnlesi0uns
I ri c. II. BEGKwiTH, 81
~ Saii,bfsld
MAY 81, ls41.--1y. ]. Ii. Nv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
-
VIRGINIA.. 20 ttssff..

At Rules h5llen in ihe Cletk's Once ofths Crcuit
4 Superior T9mtofi.aw sn[l Chanceus for Jefferson
County, ls's first Nladdaysnr Dc6dmb,n s4i
R66f't Y IfRGiefda, Eilta n, Long. Gad sgtthsqm
y. Rely ek-pfafners fratAAg ttadgf he firm IF
Ieadeton, I.oRq! ind iPeitg, fPlA1NrIrrs,
u AGAINST
PIN .l7ci ~ BpisR a4d Henrt u B,3eti cg-fsart-i
ners, taileI The tirn 81 Johu.ntI' Brlenas5 Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
A PREMIUM TOR
Rail Road Money!

M ARsEILLEs QUILTs.-gl4, :, .O.4. and
~ l2-4, Marseilles Quits, about half lhe
u.s. price Also, some large and heavy Rose,
Y" hfney and Mscknaw blapkets. 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
VEEstsINRA. liz ylifI

~ l. FL
AT Rules AeitehEft the 4 erklssA flee ofafe
cisc,l ISapertat cosrF q t.aw5snd bssqety
fer tltrsoa. t'pas,y lhs hssl Sssndas inips-i
eembsr l5sit:Et tA
JuAs a. Ft8gsiff h ~. u rlAstisF,
A6i4tNsT
:76ra4arl isier. I~ph. q Dig Aeris Fttasrick .i
Bnseos. Isaac fsnktes JsAass " .Man,tirg Cas- I
" Harding jgAa W Rs,raa, George WlIaisf,
l9ha Liiite Jamsf Psrrs, .Na,s T Forrest,
lfsitiaia Il GA iggs, SUlta Craze. ERsn Cayai,,e
L9as.a Hasainsiar Iyfiiinn RosI In .Nathaaisl.
" naaniAg, ian@ Humphrey ktges, ~
4#3l # tDEFESpANrs,
INkCH4NcERY
nHNllE defeRdaiAfs AbrshAm fSfer not having
= e,aeted bill lsppearaace, antl given sre,lr;ty
atedr1isg ~ the act 81 assembly and lheIIules
ni this SQUIRT a,id il Appearing BY sxfslssto-
~ eNideaee tlFA he Is DOT inhsbils1t IL hiss
cu.iuty; h Is Iortierei TINS, thp/ ssjsl ftltftnd-
ant do appear hte on the fi4sll Sisy of ths next
term, aud ansselt he bin or DG plsir n and tAe
copy &c ths br3eI-bt ioIthsSith inserted in some:
'he~spsper published id Ghsflss toatn. fer twoEz
months eceYsiSelk, aad posted ayAheron door hi
lAe court house lnshe ssili t5sndf Ctsrleste~n/
AfCoin+r tsse.n
nse O t&6I s,, II ~. ,&NS@FftSs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
L. 1EiHROWN, CierM
Deg 1871. WITH VI
VIRGINIA. 10. tVia n

Al ilslies },oIden III the oletk 81 Once ofTtte
Ci+eail superior Court % 1.aw abl, Charclry
iaf Jelfe sbn county, lhefsss Xpfday.in pc
eemaeri ls4l: I/, -
John .2tis, i n PeAlNFlFr,
Az AGAINST H
.26rahsm IsL.r, ~ Defendant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
E.ist ofLcfsers


I'D EAAlStNG In the PJstOfhee al Shepher1s
IA iowa. We. Jaa. Isl, 1882.
Bafnasrt SsnneI y Laseas'er ckss
bet9reeupfr I'm. kueas Col. 10 bert H.
lissssss n lNafan ger i.asss Bsaj4n.io P.
safph Henri ipeas ST. EsJwsfsFfs
Bsrdin vnE +, Moore Ssmatif ?
Beysts Daniel Aigresr war
Berry jaSsia Miller Ifss qs;hafiire
Barga Jsha sF1isr ':hsrleb
sszs~eli lssas (rpI'd) Meier j
Cup Ella Nrsg AIzs4nins \ III
Cook 1snoa MsNaInec rfancis
Canssop Cbarles d M4slarran YIN
crsrsh9 Margaret z ~ MrFraa Josrsh 3
Dugaa E, NsEcoIaes jacob
Dn~iler David f. Nei.i Miss Msry
DiSsn7Dsalei (eoi'el NickRn Mss Supllia
Dust y sieniine Norman James
Delfag John Patterson Samuel
gt.aloh Mrs. Nsry gisliae MISC
Efersole Z. RohenOEs ,Miss C
GFeaTtl ~ Henry Rabd4 IL Jose nh Al
/ Git1n Mss Mary X. Rice JsmsS
feEaan senj VI Rpb'lShes4 & Kuriis IN
H,dIusn Be1isaaih sialey Jfseb
hrdaiaa ). OF Rsbteea,S AeEfonAls teqs A.
Hughes Aii>s sisfy ~ slerensiJahp
I fiaHk ias1 T. Stately Mis- E.izaiM
{ Hafiin John A. y SNYDER Joseph
ii1 D9rlel N TsegeH Henry
Hess Mrs. aaFgaFet E .TsfAes Niunisn Z
flsrrir khsfIse G. ~. Turner Ahihonv
Heli.laJ W. ThoDpsda Benlsrain
sfiiie lSmss Van Metre Joseph I
/. KfHger III George Ral.dal
+ kjXlfsley SIS Msrs.reiiy lSensll Lewis
knoii Mrs Margaret Welsh Lew
Z Kf efauser DsSid = wfight Charles I
kreszeE Hepry,a
IAN, 6 is92
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
Din CllANCE|RY.

NNiE deiendaHi, AbrshaV ISL hothayins Entered
: disappearance d giHensecufitS according iotbe
att Of assembly an, he rules otslhs court Sand II
appesring by Aatisfac,ol, e,i,ence that he isot Ia
ihhabisnl 81 this equnuy: Ills ordered That ihe
sad defendsht do appear here oil The FIRST day 6(
Ne next term abd sns~erthe bill of the pl4iaiff y
siidthA copy Of Ibis Order be forthwith Inserted
IL some new spsper published ID CharIestoTp. for
i've months snccessvely Ind posted n, ,he fTnnt.
door Of theeout t-house III the said town onCharies
town. ..5sSs "
X a Capy-Testt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

.fttqham MI Jos<ph sDa,..ghertg FREDERICK q.
BIiseos fsbat Hakleh James. IN. Manning. Chase
3 H1ssfiinsE leAn " Retcaii, George u, Liuie,
Jim H. lLuG{, lanlts Perry, Aia,u r. fTorrtyt
WiihamH GPiggs Smith Crane. Eden earn s.
LOUISA Hps4ingten, IW,piqpr Hq.G, .NatAaniet
W.3.uanning Az HumPlrts ktyks,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
CASH FOR WHEAT.

TeRasrone 3ollarper anuam.
Dec %, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

CharIesioicn,
SAMUEL KILfiAM. !
III Ha7eys- Ft,yy.
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Y !, : ! ,.E. !. N. BRowA, cterk,

AZ Rulss hSAleil ifa lieT cfefk s Once Of the
circnil Superior coprtof Law and fhaaeceryl
FIR JeHsrsoi County, tghe first Monday ID De-.
cember,5ls4lE ~ :.
Thomas RlttAett6fd, PLAiNfIrr !.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-23
n 7 81 ID
TT KE NO TIC En-!

In Charlotte, two or three weeks since, of con-
sumption, wife of VIM. f.. Sherman.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-23

Z. s Thursday Morning. Gov. Sew.
ard yesterday, on the urgent representa- :.
ton of a delegation from the Bar aud Of
citizens of this City, respited John c. Cell
to the 9Th of January. But for this h.
would have been hung tomorrow Fri
day. ITO A. NJ, this report is contradict.
ed. IN Y Tribune.
PRESENCE OF MIND IN A WoaAx.-
The Hartford Courant relates the follow.
ing expedient by which Mrs. Clark, for.
merly Miss Perkins of Norwich, Conn !;
saved her life and that of her two daught-
ers-being on board the steamboat YER
million lately burnt on Like Huron
Her daughters We're one six and the other
II years ofage. They were al the stern
OF the boat, and finding no other way of
escape, she dropped them into the water,
giving them directions to seize hold of
chain as they rose, which she pointed out.
and which was attached TO the boat
Seeing them successful, she Jumped into
the water herself, and .hev all three kept
hold of the chain until assistance came to
their relief"
Table showing the number of Insane
and Idiots in the United States, according
to the census Of l840:-AsyL3a Journal.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-23
vERMo ONT TELEGRAPH.

Read the following extracts from James
G. Birney's "American Churches the Bull
warks of American Slavery:
Sentiments OF Individual Raptistss
The Rev. Lucius Bodies, d. D., OF
Massachusetts, Cor. Sec. An. Bap.
Board for Foreign Missions -
1884, There is pleasing degree of union
among The multiplying thousands Of Baptists.
throughout the land. Our southern breth-
rem are generally. both ministers and people, slave
holders.''
Rev R. Furman, d. D.. of South Car
DINA.
The right ofholding slaves is clearly establish.
ed in the Holy Scriptures. both by precept and
example. "-Erp0sition Of the rie,cs ofthe Baptists
addressed to The Governor of s. Carolina, 1883.
DIR. Furman died not long afterwards
His legal representatives thus advertise
his property for sale
Notice.
"On the first Monday of February next, will be
put up at public auction before the court house. the
following property, belonging to the estate of the
late Rev. DIR. FURMAN, wiz
plantation or tract of land on q in the Wataree
Swamp. tract of the first quality Of fine land, on
the waters of Black River. A lot of land III the
town Of Camden. A LIBRARY of miscellaneous
character, CHIEFLY THEOLOGICAL.
u NEGROES,
Some of them very prime: Two mules, one horse
and an old wagon"
For the preservation Of this pleasing
degree Of union among" sectarians North
and South, seclarian Anti-Slavery Societies
are just the thing.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-23
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

ACCIDENT FROM FIRE ARMs.-The
most careless ofthe many accidental deaths
which have been produced this season by
the explosion # fire arms. took place in
Bloomfield. CT, few days since. A
young man named Phelps. when on. gun
ming. while passing through an orchard,
attempting TO knock some apples from a
tree with the breech Of his gnu. which
was cooked. when the charge exploded
and entered his side. the muzzIe ofthe gun
oil course, from the manner of his using it.
pointing towards his body, He fingered
about four hours, and expired on the same
day. Mr.. John Lawrence, Of Dartmouth,
Mass. was accidentally shot on Horse
neck Beach. He vas engaged with a
party Of gunners. and had cronched fol
the purpose Of taking aim q, a flock o.
birds. He re too quickly, and The con
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atoms which manage friend Browns
society. The Methodist Episcopal
church holds $4,000 slaves, and de-
clares that it has no "right, sOish, or
intention, to interfere" with slavery.
Yet this church teaches the doctrine
of entire sancti6cation. 1t has sancti-
fed man-thieves and adulterers.
Thus it blasphemes God and turns
the "truth into lie." The Baptist
church holds $4,000 of its own mem
bers as brutes. 1t rejects from its
communion honest men, but receives
knaves and rascals, provided they
are diriae, and belong to the sect.
The Presbyterian church holds about
$4,000 of its own members as dogs
-1efuses to do aught for their eleva-
ton; and lays hands" on the per-
petrators of this outrage, and conse-
crates them "holy ministers" The
Congregational church holds about
the same number of slaves, and con-
socrates the reverend villainy in the
same way. All these churches unite
in Withholding the Bible from the
slaves, but oh what melting bow
els they have for the Catholics -
These are the churches, who are to
convert the Catholics. "They COM
pass sea and land to make one pros
elyte, and when he is made, he is
ten-fold more the child of hell, than
he was before"
Now see what Catholicism has
done, and IS doing to abolish slave
ry. Every Catholic government but
one, on the American continent, has
abolished slavery. Catholic Austria
has signed the Quintuple Treaty for
the suppression of the Foreign slave
trade. The iron autooracy Of Rus
STA, with her Greek religion, has
signed the same treaty; and has be-
gun TO swing the sledge-hammer,
against the pillars of serfage. France
would have signed that treaty, but
for the interference, of the Minister
of this Protestant Republic. Ma
hometanism is better than the relig-
ion of those pious sects, who have
formed society for the express ben
eft of the Catholics, for it has abol-
ished the slave-trade in Tunis. The
religion of that Society which sent
out friend Brown has sold 255, 900
of its own communicates into per-
petual slavery and heathenism, to
get means to give the Bible to Cath
olics. l warn the community and
all friends Of God and man not to
patronize it. Can such compact
of thieves teach Christianity?
"False! foul! profane! go teach as well
OF Holy Truth from Falsehood learn
Of Heaven refreshed by airs from He'll
Of Virtue nursed by open vi e!
! Of demons planting Paradise!
JOHN ORvIs.
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= have been ien,inded, that the meeting was MOI
broses -, but was wore than broken up.
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Dialogue between sectarian aid a Re-

Dialogue between a Sectarian atid a Re.
former.
Sectarian What is the difference be-
ween your system and Tom Paine's2
Reforme, The dfferen &c is, that my
system is identical with what Christ taught,
and will overthrow your sectarian religion,
which Thomas Paine's system could nev.
er do. Thomas Paine rejected the teach.
ings Of Christ and adopted a system of an
imaljsn, just as you sectarians do. Thus
you and Thomas Paine stand together. in
6lels and blasphemers against Christ ]
cling to Christ. The great standard which
he set up is my standard.
Sectariaa II believe you do pretty
well adopt and observe the great law which
Christ gave.
Reformer: That is my constant aim