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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

No. 1877. NAM ~. WHEELING.
yBAvr now received from New York, Phlln-
a de!phia and Baltimore. : large and snlen,
nd approschins Sessoos, consisting IN part as
ai.es glre E:s! Is.i.'sls dc, Gree Il Fles
laio Rcavsr aad Pilot fslnlha. PLAIN wool dyed
nd Fancy cold casstmfres.s all pfice'. Saiu-
' S'i.i x ss' GisHe eie,6 Msle SKIN and
leavsrsecns, parsmefsn eiotn; sam sr,p.a
recs French and Epslsh Merinocs, Black
.uneifs calYd Parisienncsa new article, chusnns
nd painted Saxonv. PseOrh. chamhra. fafls-
IN. Manchester ard A1str'ran Ginghams' m
10 isr Drese. sur Rob Roy, Gala. Cashmere
md Roselvu Piaids: Prints. fine ass~ttWen,,
,mnnR which p chussn. Halted stripe, Brush
md ysFoass aste. saw ssysss - e,ee; exceed s,,i
orin Rrocns Laws, psjnted. Satin Rordor snd
embroidered Mhsffn d LrN5ns ShaWis; LaaYs
ldkfs and cFsvess! chepx: pamask, Fis'd
Nool. emhroidercd. kshyIe. Tsei,oni and PAD
-oiron ana Ginahsm do. emhraidered alnaoa
Aprons, White he'd. Green and yellow fldH-
ns.s; FIX d. plaid and swilied do. PLAID lnseYs;
aas'a plain and plaid BLANKETS, canvass and
padtiae ~ goats and veetr. pamnsk. Linen and
sosssa 49, 1'sbie Cisfhss SIX and wersied
Snrrrt a4 Noooledt q tton lined Berlin. Buck
skin. bsas1l = ~ Kid Chores silk oct,
wi -; u ~ zI.. 2Ne. White, BOW n, hiacN
Ladies' mfxo1 III. r;Lhrd Y.ors,ed
whlle. MoreDoe fitk Hose; Chjldren's
lotion ana =. Moreno, Angel a
Ne'pf,"ets ~ oeburtnn. Lisle and
LYONS 1>neesi - ynreriiags Linen
Camhnc ara ,'awn Haks. Irish Linen,
black ltalian !.niestFt ngols; plair and bar.
red Deacon. Boas and Co. tomforts IN, Ia die.
and gentlemen. SlusFts 4o}ton Nst Cans In,
die, Night caps. GOTTEN sndsG Fringe and ann
for dresses, Straw Gimp. Skjtt Bosors pvyor
collar. Satin. bomhazire and 0secian silk stock :
nlsin. haired and s,rined lace Mh.s'ins; plaid an,
'dhlond. black and white bobhineit. Jacnne,
Null a nd Swiss Muslins. Vic'aris Twill hlacl
and col'd Csmhrics. Linen sheeung. I'D an
brown Checls; ~ 4-5, ST. s-4ih pleaohld an
brown Husrins; rs and Ash TicklnPs Suhol
Drilhnes, Cation ya-n and Batting black an
white Wedding. White. hrown and black Hnl
land. Biue, black and fg'd Gro de Nan Suts
Italian luses,rinc and fnn cy silks Of oil knds 81
dresses. Isvaniine do for Anron~, Striped an
nlair Wane'in de v.a;nss Also
LADIES' AND MISSES FLORENCE BRAlI
STRAW AND WILLOW BONNETS
Atso-- Aftsk-at. OptrG SpGnist Stail4
Sal SIN and Giazs2 Caps.
Als0-Sllk, Gum, Wshh and Cotton &a.rrr.
ers. Sewing silks, pateat Thres4 Saaql au
skefn cotien, coaf hinfing and eo43. Worst
and i~o,ton apes German Victoria an s.nsi
can Pms. eonsbs Of allkinds. bfusl -AAs.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
FOUNTAIN NV


ibi ) IAiN nv,
Iidie Behho"tef'o5 liaGr 81. BALTIMORE
H AZ " 'aI. foea r.g,..,o..
AFlNG lra'ed ahlsss'easjvr end myarpe 70.
iahL-bmcui oa5 oaarcY taaavnled and 70.
h'ied u hronghea'. "a that % can compare sdvnnin
f''na'y VIII my amiiar enlistment IN The Union.
nave ma hesitation IN cndcavauag 10 attrasi he
ATTENTION Of tho travelling pubhc n this mvcrifs
'-iei Il liz 'uest strenuous esetlions Joined ia
"N"fY possible convenience IN be- found elsevyber,,
can insure saeccss hey pledge themselves III, II.
''ner ""lt enrned fepulaHoa sdail not only be
ment'f hul snrfa,,e9
In Neear4uce with the dllIifaluea Of mo tunes
ih'y haNe determined IN r-daoo heir charges 10
correspond Pr'ee % ner day
Baltimore. Jnlg 3,l-i3 "
{ niArMtN'S MAGIC SIROp.-ch,n.
\ nun Magic : ron wlth Hone - tour .ldes = i.
nm a1icle of srhpew 'edgcd superiority. with wbrrh
''cn pef'on e'n ST hisomn razsrs, nnd wherever
n may he, rahef af sea ~ on lau1. IL alNn.s in
P' session OF he means Of kscring them in torleet
orAsr
Ihe Sifop presents Four ncos enfh II different
m''efms - a'rnrgod rs to prsin,c successive
.'rf''' al h"'nne's, c"st"ouclnr with So the
l"ne loi'rntm"s Tho oulInary navcil ,hrh hing
g hlads. md flushing ou 40 f.vb.,hj j.. or,l,in
C"ehln espres,Y prepared Tor petleennV The ,dp,
Nn-2 md Bar" Of the SANE boanpfl r,If.l,n a, ,b
viii composition different ~ lhoir grinding rrop
critics. aud the iuuf tproflcf ErnIu, tho n.t ,,,r
etc nrUelr esor invented fr Sharpening fs.nr.
md over aher keeplcp II in perfect en-
The ahpve Rnzor Strop. nre To be lorjnd atAO
FAIRfHlTD'S. M l37 Nam s.
Fnc"s 80, Is, LOO, % aud 80 ccna ssch
Jnn23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

ERINGES. GIMPS AND OTHER THIN
u MING have splendid as-nf'me'" W
Frnees Gimrs Binds. WhnleS' h''''s ",
I'M. AMI othcr articles fsr Milliners Tusamings,
oci 3 StLpi-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
ALEX r IATDLFY. Clerk.
COMMISSION NOTICE.

VIRGl NIA-Ata Circuit suaerIor Court Of Law
and ChanctrY, begun. continued aud held for
the county Il ONO. a tie court house thereof,
ON Futay he nth d. OF November l-i3.
Tue North Western Bank Of Virginia.
And
The Merchants aud Mechanics Bank IN
OF Wheeling, tnrnp nanis' Cbanoerg
ardfHd
Solomon KIM and Others,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

ET1TTT-T
'Anaitis further AID iud sed ard r-t and decreed
thatit be referred q Alexander vi s1n, ESQ.
csmmlssoner Of this cart, II 1scrft1t1 aal re-
port what Is due TO -aid eomDlainanis, respecnYe,
~, on the other writings obligatory mentioned
ia said bills aud procee lings aud wat payments
have been made thereon resneciivcly. Out Of The
trust pronetty conye4ed BY the refsn iant Phhfps
To Daniel Lsmb, aud by he def, ndant Fawcelt
10 Will IN ~ Eng. az Ineniinned m the answers
o. the sad solomon KiHg n sud original hfll 3,
together with anything else deemed pertinent by
himself or specially REQUIRED bv the p1rtirs.
fesle, ALEX + LAIDGEl, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
DFNTIsTR y.

s. p. HULLIHEN. DENTAL SURGEON.
.FFICE. No I'll, Main STA few doors ooo''
Z he Virginia Holei. Wheeling, Va.
may u II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
UVHFHFf ~
chafle- Ense'l aud others
DECREE FOR AN ACCOUNT.

Chuflc- Ense'l and Others.
DECREE FOR An ACCOUNT
A5stract.
And the court dnth theTcufou afludgf, oIar,
and decree that Ihis ran-C he referred 10 =. II
Fuzhuuh. go one Of Nh. 'mmlssinners oi ms
court TO take and state an arc1uat Of the Yalhc
OF the tract Of land, and right 10 Dug ana use
coal described IN the deed oiJuly - 81, mention,
ID IN SAID hill aud # the value al the annnal
rents and profits therrof; and 10 take and s'ate
"a account of the heps, lntumhrances anu
rhnrees on said tract Of land AMI u2hi to ni2 and
u-s coal aud Of the amounts respectively que on
The several judgments ana ioriheomlne p"na ~
mentioned in said bill, and af I'll peranAs to
whom the same are respectively due, WIN 'ne
amount dur 20 each of them, and me oTdeI ~
which they are respectively chafseahlT on ~.
SAID real estate aHd inc or Ter IN WITH 'n' sa
estate IS liable n oag the same; together WIN
my thing deer/d perliAeni ~ the sais oims
sooner or specially required by either oil me par
/ es-And fhe said Commissioner - 10 give
rea sonable notice OF his proceedings 10 'he ~
{ lies, and Is To give tdirty days hote'
, by advertisement. ~ some newspaper printed ~
Z The cay Of Wheeling; fpr all persons clalhlht
/ liens or membranes on sad rch' eHihie ~
ecme IN before hlm and prove iheH sam 1eihahu'
aud ne shall fix u perempi"rY daY ioT that pur
pose. and snrt Of them a. shall got 50 come u
and prove their demands By he time - limited
shall be excluded from the hencfl oi ms deere
and The aid commissioner shaH report /" Nl'
'''''' ALEX p LArDLFY. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Pursuantt II Inc directions N the above decie'
/ contained. the parties interested ihrrgin' are
hereby notified. that have appeiuie Tue sda
he t2th day of March aexi At the Office ri Jaeol
4 Fiizhngh in the ciig % Nb,elne' as NE IN
and place for cammencin2 The account ana
hereby require all rersons having claim 20 prov
IN present hem before fne. properly authenticate
and v1uchcd sn ar before the tenth ia a. APP
next EDWARD n FITIHUGH,
(eb Master Csmnr sioner'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

7 tRGiNtA-tv eaAscrsy A, A. iatcrmrd.
ale term of tle Circuit superior court If
E Law aud rb1neetNfor fha county af Ohio held
f q tHs count house thereof. OF Friday the 2ith
+ daF of January l1ff.
ienrs llan8 complainant
Richard Simma and Others drfenGauts
bEt REE FOR ACCOUNT.
j ABSTRACT.
And the court doth thcrcnpon. a3iudsc. order
and decree. tha. th CaHsc he referred 10 dNafd
II Frzhu.h, tsq one II the eamnslt sfouers If
this cnaft 10 take aud state an account OF The
location, quaHeay aud value of the real estate
Winch ihc set nj ant SfmmS, was FriRat Of or
eufllled to.ai the dafr- of tine several judgments
am al The tmts of the forfeiture of The several
Forthcoming houds ntufl lued ia ssi4 original g
.meudCi and supplemental bills with the lncum-
brau'es iafrenn and the "a uc oi the Huural
r'nls aud profits hereof; and also 10 take and
stale an account oftbc debts due ay SAID Sunms
"a t2ar-ea3'e npan h. real estite Aforesaid
IL TIE afaer ~ v hfrh they are entitled TO pay
nsnit and iAr his purpose. the Fal8 com 9lis-
sidnrr II o. cause notice 10 be gwen hv adver-
useHc 10 some nae or more Of fhe neVspaprrs
printed 20 the cffF If Wheeling IA this county, for
ine creditors ui said Slmms, a hose demands are
'Nai Seahiv On hts real csiate, "a come ia before
hIh hHa lfaNr ihtif r'aims, aud he shall IA q
Ftfemttorv day for thst purpose and such of /
Them "a shall net 80 csmc m and prove their
c'ams, by the ttmr 20 limited. shall be excluded
II IA tar henrhl ~ ihfs decree. And also to take
aha f'Ne an account IT The rcRi estate, which +
ihc defendant Henri Muofc was se zcA a.. or !
e. til'd 49,, ~ the dates fsail dpmcuf. and
TIE tmcs al tie f.ticltufr Of the said bonds ~
NJ. as al he Tine when the several deeds Of |
trust. msuitantd 90 sad hills, from fald Moore /
iu LIST AID Brady respectively. WIRE lodged irf
record, with The Judgments and mcuu hrauet-
hsrg'ah,e thcfeou, mud 10 what n Ter they are
q afgeaHie Upon the same, nd the order IN which
hc respective roruon- of the SAID real estate Of
sad Moore u charteanle with the payment Of
slid judgments and membranes IA The hands I
~ tar respective purchasers and owners t1ereuf I
dud the said commission u to give due notice
81 his proceedings Al mon 10 the rottrl
Tcste, ALIEN 7 LAlDLEl, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
The parties interested in the matters cenipined f
IN the above decree will iakr notice that haze f
appointed Monday the 18th day of March me-, Z
az the oiiiee Of Jacob y fit1hnrt. " ''s 9ny ~
Nhttnus. as the ume npt s.idce whth saallf
Commence act we M - the sad a1 NAY have
a'feay ,-4ylrEs ~. ar other business under me
~ rec. to appear before me, on or before the f
ifntn day Of April ueNt, with such pagers T
proofs and yuu hers. NAV be necessary Tor me
proper taking OF the account .
EDWARD II FiTXIiCGH
feh6 Master Camuls sioncr, /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY ~
JAMES Il. WHARTON,
~ ruy cesSfn on UNION ANS ssiS srRrFrs
WHEELING. "a

~ PgR Ne>fu 30
rKH wfEK ~
Single paper. for sale by the q rriers and At tho
office nj rsni. copy.
The Weekly paper, The Western Virginia timos.
published on Wednesday at 90 90 per annum
in advance. OF 50 IL mol paid within one month
from the beginning sfthe year. Money! ssb,cahefs
will be received. except such as pay "a advanre
For 6 mealhs 81 SO lsisvariahly charged NJ
ibsc riher received for less Term than 81 months
aud no paper discontinued. ox:opi atthe disctsnoH
,f the Publisher. until all arrsarTes ore paid.
TEAMS or ,pv6arisfse.
rh,.. ;n.a,,,au, a, les. aef soaate, 81 On
o,.u..k $50
Two Weeks, 49,
Three Weeks. So
Fur weeks, 49,
Two maa.hs. 5000 Three months sooo
Advertisements inserted I'LL forhd or without
rpres. order. will he inserted mill ordered 'ui
nd charged one dollar Tor Isl three iusefiians. ma
8 els a,r each ,n-eriisn hiier. Adscrlserntni-
nse,ied three lines a week for three fsnuhs The
alase. Weekly for orc hall rer week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

CASE SUI Orange Shelec verv low, 5'n5
e and blk sbNer. black TINS mud s4"', heh=
dings md bindings, low priced RUSSIA a. &c
LUST rcd nn3 for sale. 90
A.I.K VAN Anacr, ain anil h2aU'd; III
-, an1 fp'l Nazareae blue and ai3.f 10 afap''
colors Nerinecs. Rorha2inrs nd Pnas' mes
paranrirn cloth Twillcd eleera Vol ,'ta'
Glove. ,od IL qlerv. Iust rod an for o..
noVoa JOHN SION, BERRY HlIi. ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
FOR UGLINEss-The

y Iadv'. Hand Book OF the Toilette a Manual
NJ FASHION, HEALTH aud BEAUTY. "hh
variety Of seori recipe- for the Dressing Room from
The second London ed,ton, revi-ed and enlarged ny
a LADY of New York Ladies call at MELLokS
1o. Get an, nr # you don't like to come yourselves
sepd your ,,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
MEnIcAN CITLERN-The ,ohscI-.

u her ha. Just received an Assortment OF Knives
and Farts NJ tho manufacture of Russell f'tren
River Works Nassnchusc'is. which WIN near
eonpari.on Win The best Sheffield m1nnh'lpI@ ~
n less prco. .lc'l he lnvi;e' hS inenhs "aa "'
nil, ,o call and sec. 3 NEIL.
~, o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
u. M,GINNis.

POCFRIES & DRY 90 D"'
No. I7s. Eaa ,jde If H'rtet S4uore.
EUAs on haol = cenctal o'-or'@eol Of fnml,vy
GROCERIES, snd DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. winch he offer. to the public low n hey
ran he md in ihe Western country. aug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
STRAW AND wILLOW BONNETs

HTFH-- F7tSE-a7. -DIIfFH.- , VlNT9H- NTT-1'77-
sal SIN and Giazad Caps.
AIso-Slk, Gum, wehh and Cotton Sa.ue1d-
ers, Sewing SILKS pateat Thresi Suaql and
skefn cotien. cosfhinfiHg and col4 Wo-st-d
and cotton tapes. 'f;e-mrn Victoria an Amer
eanPsnss eoHsbs Of allkinds. brusl -Aas.t,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
C0MNllSslnNER,s N0rIcr

JIEGINIA-At an intermediate tern o. INC
Circuit sup rrior Corr Ut Law aud fhaneery
Tor the count, II Ohio held At the coor house
thereof on Monday the 2aih day Of January 'oif.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank
OF Wheeling. !"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
Drv White Lead.

TWyEN THOUSAND POUNDS 81 DIV WIZ
Is,d pure. winch we will sell n The lowest
-. f,,t an BAKER Il ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

a sHRIfRTON. Plnid, Austrian, Matted md
"a striped shaas, Wool cominrls mud Crava's'
Netl Cans nrd Rannes For sa'e Al
NJ, % JOHNSTON. BERRYililL co,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
iLoow Martha Conlin, and believe what she
..,at.aio ting document to be yefect,s une'

Iolace full confidence IN the statement 'laaI
= ar,ha t,onIln; having known hef me PasI
l.y11,ts years Nil cheerllY give any ,,3sb
ia fela non 70 ~ Sir ELIZABETH
fur .net M ,, Ronan Catholic Orphan Asylum.
0'fs' Pr,9ae street New York. Dec Ia l'a%'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

ATOP SAL r-toro'hnh's Crook md Wooster
a holm's pocke Knives. ...#...l.,,,,o.
" dec q A . fAlIttflI ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

1.,,RIsrIAN HYMNS, by Ale' Campbell
q aiest edninr- lns' received ana Ton sac 10y
ieole " ROBR Cer ~ MaIn d tnnn II
Tgvilr GIFT ron isi1'-A fa" s0,'e. -
=. -, .4a..t.ir.i Pre.sats Oh taHt. e.#
..f.t..,.....-..# -.-.ee a' fho ,t7ro ~
'a fouT HtS WttL
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Nasisr Con aiss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20
For the Freeman.
Temperance Convention.

The friends of Temperance in Orleans County
assembled at the Court House in I~rasburgh on the
9th instant for the purpose of nominating candid
ates for licencing Commissioners for SAID county.
The convention appointing Hon. Jacob Bates
Chairman, and Hubbard Hastings secretary.
Prayer by Rev. VIM. A. Chaplin.
On motion of Mr.. Cooper, "A committee of one
from each town represented was appointed by the
chair to make a nomination Of license committee.
On motion of Mr.. Cooper, a committee of three
were appointed by the chair to present resolution,
expressing the sense of this convention in regard
to the present license law. The committee con-
sisted of Rev. S. X. Hall, Rev. N. Denison, and
Hon. George Nye.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Cooper, in
s%tructing the committee on nominations to present
the names ofthree persoas as candidates for COM
lmlssiOners who will absolutely refuse all licenses
to sell ardent spirits or wines as a beverage. A
dopted.
Adjourned one hour.
Afternoon. Convention opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Wells.
The committee on nominations presented The
names of William S. Flint, of Lowell, Geo. H.
Page of Greensboro and Oren Newcomb of Der
by, as candidates for county commissioners, which
were s~everally confirmed by the convention.
The committee on resolutions reported the fol-
lowing, which were discussed and adopted:
Resolved, That the cause of Temperance is a
cause calculated to benefit all, and to enlist the
Sympathies and united action of all good men of
whatever political party or religious denomination
Resolved, That we rejoice that our legislature
has opened the way for the settlement of the ques-
ton whether the many shall be taxed for the bene-
fit OF the few, by a license tratlic-the rich mans
curse and the poor mans woe.
posoIyoI 1brt - tbo rool c;z.l-
ance will not now unite in the exercise of the free
mans rights to prevent the granting of licenses in
the county, they will deserve to bear the evils OF
intemperance.
Resolved, That we will use every honorable
e%Xertlon in our power to induce the friends o.
temperance to exercise their legal and constitution,
al rights, by a prompt and efficient organizations
and p%unctuaI attendance at the polls for the cleo.
ton of the commissioners now put in nomination.
Resolution by Rev. Mr.. Denison:
That it is the duty Of the friends of temperance
in every town to hold meetings fer the purpose Of
a~rousing the friends of temperance to the impor.
lance of thorough and efficient action in view o
the coming election. Adopted.
Resolution by a gentleman present.
That as the sale ofintoxicating liquor to be useC
as a common drink, is morally wrOng-contrary Il
the known will of God, then to license men to dc
what the law of God forbids, is an act of treason
against his government, and rebellion against til,
King of kings. Adopted.
Voted, that the proceedings of this convention
be published in the several papers that circulate
in this county.
Adjourned sine die.
H. HASTINGS, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20

PREJUDICE YIELDING.-The Third Presbytery
OF New York clergy, has appointed a black man to
be Its moderator, for the next six months. 'Here
Is no. notwithstanding little band of ultras outraging
pubic opinion for the very fun Of it-but a staid
ana popular and powerful band of men-swim-
ming III the main current Of society, deliberately
making up their minds to do that in 1874 whichthe
little band of abolitionists were mobbed FIR do; ~
IN 1884. Glory to God. This is victory. So6ya
the t'mbrel. There IS an open breach through its
thickest wall. 10
Inc black minister we refer to is Rev. Theodore
8 Wright, a man every way worthy to preside
over any presbytery, but whose color would have
put IT as TAR out ofthe question n few years ago,
Rev. E. Mason, d. D. and elected unanimously
By this act the third presbytery has done more to
honor their religion than they could have done nv
years of preaching charity and practising caste
Chronicle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20

off that weapon! God of Justice and humanity +
has 1t indeed come to this? Is South Carolina
fallen so tooc, that she may not pass laws solely for
her own safety, and absolutely necessary to it, ex.
cept at the will of Massachusetts, or any power on
earth? Or, if she does so, shall Massachusetts
thrust upon her soil her hireIing myrmidons, to
brave her sovereignty, and seek to trample it
under foot, with the safety Of her sons, and the
honor and purity Of her daughters, through the aid
OF her own courts? Ifso, then
Gage, thou art ashamed
hoHle' 'hou hast lost the breed of noble bloods!';
She pretends to be governed by regard for the
rights and safety of her citizens. Does she sup
pose South, Carolina has none ut all for4her,s Shall
she sedniously teach her negroes doctrines destruc-
tive OF our very existence, and thenAthrust them
upon our shores at will to consulnruMe. thefr de-
nA"n-liFe purposes ALet )ur peoplessnsweri Let
their legislature, now in session, ahsWeF4 APPEND.
ed to the letter of the impairment abolitioueRm
mlSsary Of Massachusetts, will be seen the rasolu[
tons 1t has called forth in the S@late. As a mere
expression ofopinion, these maybe very well; but
we trust something may be done in this case be-
You'd mere wOrds-somec course of defensive action
adopted, which will firmly maintain the sovereign
~ OF the State, the supremacy of her necessary
laws, and the safety of her citizens, in any emer-
gency. Be the law of self preservation c%onstilu-
tlonal or not, 1t must be sustained. .ShalLoGt most
deadly and dangerous enemies force upon us the
necessity of passing laws for our protection,& then
themselves arnul those laws on the plea of %uncon-
stItuttIonaIlty, or any plea on earth? God forbid.
Can southern men look upon this monstrous
outrage and not see that the great crisis is nigh at
hand: Can they doubt, that to quietly tolerate her
rGq h6''uns, this bold, insolent, and oficious aboli-
bon emmIssary, and his continual, open, and per-
seVerIng warfare on our necessary laws, will hum
bile the spirit of our people, and gradually prepare
them for submission? If so, then surely some ter
rtbie tatulty is upon US, and we shall become our
own worst enomieS.
An! perhaps no lawyer of our gallant State will
take a fee from this abolition minion, and strike at
the bosom that feeds him, and on which he pillows
his head, "for so much trash as may he graSped
thus" Surely it must be so, and that the unani-
NOUS love and patriotism Of her sons will still be,
under Providence, her best protection. Heaven
send it may be SO. But if it be otherwise-if there
be any one that, like the viper, would sting the bo-
som that warmed HIM into life, let undying hate
aud shame pursue him, till his person, his name,
and his memory shall he for ever ga mark for scorn
TO point her sIoO u%nmouing finger at"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-20
Encouragement to American Christ
inns
BENZ. B. SMITH,
S. M. Strong, Esq.

God seems to have selected the continent of
North America as the theatre on which he will
display his greatest triumphs. The genious ofthe
governments, the genioLs of the people, the spirit
of the age, all combined, appear admirably adapt
ed~ta the spread of the gospel. UntrammelIed by
Il corruPtiag and deadening union with the state,
she is free to tnarch on to the consummation of
her glorious purposes in her own simple and sub
lime manner. Every where she is welcome, eve
ny where she is cOurted, blythe rich and the poor,
the high and the low; the sympathies of the age
are with her and bid her God speed, in her great
and glorious enterprise Of saving the world. Kings
and queens have become her nursing fathers and
mothers; foreign ambassadors are instructed to in
tercede for her a respectful hearing in the ears Of
the oppressed and down trodden millions of the
earth; the civ'tized world feel that they have an
interest in the success other heaven born message.
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