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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03
STRAW GOODS! SPRING STOCK!
MARCH 29th, 1914.

.stturers and Whoeale Dealers in Foreign aud Domestic
$ihAE GOODS, LEGHORF AND PALM LE.4E HATS,
i, i, ,:.t, No ], Exchange Block, Richmond Ya.
NiNG made extensive arrangements for their Spring Trade
h prepared exhibit large and fashionable Stuck Of
Of every description of their manufacture, together
heavy and well selected Stock of Leghorn and Palm Leaf
~ Artificial Flowers, &C., comprising in all the largest and
~ Desirable Stock Of STRAW GOODS introduced into
~ fglnia Market.
y pledge themselves to Offer their Goods prices that will
wa Comparison with any other establishment in the United
\ Confident that their Stock will al all nes be worthy Of
Nrh9 D>e''' 'ne' '''p>>' l03-osw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

One MORE ClANCE.-The well known Tavern Lot aud
- several Private Dwellings, good repair, AZ hyie's
Ware house. nj the head the Ma'tapon rlver ana
situated IN the county of King William more offered Tor
sale rent reasonable In either Immediate pos
will be given. Tn. location Of Aes well known 10
he favorable for large capital aud business surrounded ny
wealthy county, anxious The mechanic or nhaDaht
thus located Early applications always do BEST made To INC
subscriber, IN person, by letter. New Town q knS ana
Queen county, Va. Il. H. HAkhisoN.
Anil IN - lll-wIw
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ufO0IIEN CLOTHS AND STOCKING fARN.-Tbe sub
ers Proprietors of the Richmond Woollen Factory re-
r-,, civc motive patrons and The pubic sre,ay'
mi ,hy have completed addition To their FACTORY, ana are
pr.pc 10 serve them the best terms The very Halter
we have received. and the universal satisfaction
h have gwen induced 10 extend our business ls
n and we ar. manufacturing heavy article oil black
m and r,b leans from the best Materials which we war
mi % 10 anything for chcapness and durability IN the mar
hand and for sale very pe, orr I h. .,
s4o Wool and warranted equal Yarn ever offered or
e m ,hs state Farmers sending WOOL directly 10 us may
upon receiving the highest market price, In cash. 'o'
ftard,d Rolls.
After The 18th Mey, 1874, will be prepared 10 'a'u ho', III
an sacoy manner having ordered set Of new Machines
;pesIy for that purpose. - ~
Fat,oiy adjoining IIaxall's Flour Mills ,.cvpS1,r
ll3-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

MEDICAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
M The subscriber presents the following scheme Tor private
%. Members the Profession. he Of instruction viii
aaee too Junior aud Senior fear-each of which vii
divided Summer aud Winter Session. The Summer
session 10 commence April 5th and terminate September Isl
March Isl.
Tue lee for The embracing Summer and Winter Session
adraHts For either Session separately, $40 IN adpanre-
e exercises oil the Institute will consist of Lectures, Recita
% aud examinations the several branches OF Medicine
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.
..VNloR YEAR-Sumu Sesson-Specal Anatomy; Special
-"osy; Materia Medical and Therapeutics Chemistry
,r1NS',onro The Summer Studies will be added Surgical
Hony Surgery iheore,ica and Practically Theory and Pac
",o Medicine Midwifery.
StAuR YEAR--Sanntr Session General Anatomy; Prin
,se Pathology Pathological Anatomy; General Physiology
slualon; Medical Jurisprudence. Wnter Sessen-Revieu
af NE Studies of the Junior and Senior years.
addition 10 the above Student Will have access, at al
70 The Medical and Surgical under treatment in The
@ House, College Inrmary and Penrnary, afording hin
opportunity If obtaining practical information and testing
rvaon the accuracy Of the principles which are being IN
sssal.d. Address AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. ID.
sfhTcnd, April 9th. 1874, lU7--Gm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

TOBACCO PLANTATION FOR SAIE-The subscriber is
authorised accommodating the Plantation
OF Mr. C. S Trueearl generally admitted to be the most vaua
bile tract of land county lowaian. portion of II
highly improved admirably adapted the growth Of to-
barco wheat clover The situation is extremely healthy,
IN. buildings ighbrhood unsurpassed in the
State u Virginia. The contains about 200 acres bat, TO
sui, purchaser would be divided, and The buildings would be
sold with about Of choice land admirably disposed
well waered with sufficient supply of wood and timber
To an individual DESTROYS Of investing twelve or fifteen thou
sand dollars in splendid Estate, finer opportunity roa
bly, be found within limits Of tic state Apply TO The Pro-
prIeor, ortu Y. i. ~ 10
fI-WU
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IiOYT,S OFFICE,

Under the Exchange IEae Richmond, pirgnid.
X Now ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS, that I, the
N GODDESS or FORTUNE, have this day appointed
H. NJ. HoYT my Sole Agent for Distributing Money through tile
Unvene-od Miller having propecied wrongihe world wag
gng along the did way-and, the affair, Of the nation
carried money ESPECIALLY she abnu
shoulder rexas eneat ye all to apply forthwith 10 the
COURT Of FORTUNE. tNo. 3, Exchange,) where you will
find my pet, HOYr ready attend your
there find o suit units millions; and entrea
We apply forthwith for money which will be handed
magnificent amounts.
Below you will find sketch Of two schemes which, fo bril-
Iaucy Your
letter will he attended TO the personal application
~ Please address Immediately,
ID. NJ HOYT, Richmond Va.
N b. visiting the city should always call oYr
if in want of money while in town.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

Property at Spottsyiran,a Courthouse Jor nats:
THE subscriber offers for sale his property at "a
House. consisting large Tavern recently oul, vi
brick with slate roof and all necessary ~
der and the farm attached thereto containing upMus u U
thousand Of land, large portion OF w, saaus ~
forest The cleared land produces kindly ana easly 'poSeu
The whole farm VIII waered, aud The ne'ehoonoou ~ &c
good society and health There Is no oer
Al The For further particulars, apply to Richard
HILL IT, Richmond, James H. Rawlings, near Maiseds T. w.
Louisa, the subscriber, Oh the premises ,
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)UBIIC SAIE-The subscriber, having located himself in
Scottsve and will offer at public auclion to
the 9Th day OF May next
that desirable Tract of Land called Pain Deal
wherein heretofore resided. aud the ud road
leading Saunlon Scosvie and five miles from the
latter place.
In point alton, its Market and the hcllthul-
ness of the situation possesses advantages surpassed by
none and eualed this county There
on this farm superior dwelling house, excellent barn,
and all other necessary huildngs-but further descp
on deemed unnecessary, wishing purchase viii call
and all such friend,
Doctor Walker residing the premises, will show them
all its advantages.
There this Tract al Land 1918 large part oil
which is finely timbtred
Terms made known the day Of sae-and they shall be
| communicating ROBT DYER.
| March > l0a-wtiS
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ny THOMAS RITCHIE 81 SONS.
.f the Richmond Enquirer.

Terms y. thret times reek during tbs
end a t', ssfn sesR
,u,rs MR. sanlm, and Three Dollars for SIX months,
TO bepaii the Office, or Iemea ny mai posi-
,aeir III "a ia,s per anuum nj the end OF the year.
da, ~ NAV be remit,ed per mail, in good and
d"r s I,h. risk of the Editor; the postage ~ on
% Sse PAID by ,ns vI,s1 i, The
's an extensive business which
ka, nine papers annually 'ha'haVs'n'
n. IA sras.s. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.,srn lines, or less, first nseriion, 10 cen'sior
eoa"nA, is,ance must be accompanied WIN
Jtdets it"" - r.crrnces, 10 insure eSeCu."n $500
~, asi y.dsng may amount to Soo pet ahnum
rrtaose at per cent; and 10 500 "i lo per ceh..
.,uai vii he m solicitation Of several Of our city friends,
~ Athe eas totake admitted number OF yearly adver-
aoeeher n ,hsrS,om !" ~" he whole
fye the sire of our paper IN the coun-
sale iom the tact'ha, an na a week in epery other
week VIII sppsss win strictly limited however, to the
ppe spte,et our raa for an emarcsmrn beyond
en, and have the privilege OF
they
IaeJo''" weekly, s10
Fcrl square, Az
- twice week. IS
AL .ndw,nris unknown this office must be ausneh
The ,ne endorsa,ion ofthe fos'mas.et IN M tha, hal
u;s'-d ~ M cas-. he published. every measure, .na m
oiney WIN" and quixzes has prove
been must therefore, Insist IN sueh .se
ee being certified by the name o the
W. "A. back at thtletr - .orsaared a. incurred
A., subscriptions shall hereafter ne ,
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iad 1s ~ shorter time and paid for in advance io That
when 50 oruefeu. o,aer NJ any and un
- " tnsc,;b,r unless paid for in advance, OF -
tae" 10 some known and accessible person VI y
I' ar hi. garment But, IN case o an olu., ~" r
ne suYs' on, nayment, from new subscriber VIM - "
,n,h The conditions, single hummer ma! NC ''
~ srcompanied by, copy OF this resnia."". 800, ~
r n,mrs of all subscribers whose abliy 70 pay
@ 80 ,hs nublsher and who may remain hdeneu n 80
- ,h Ind of two years from the time wheh .nn
was due shall he erased from the iis, oil SUBS 81 In
'-' lResolutoas Of the Editorial eyH'e" ,yis
r .soutions are the results OF lc v;,n,;,
M ,nJ m. hitter experience Of the taiof.a, a,v ls3s
- ass.nhed al Richmond, on the i'tn ~,
~ 49, Pasoiuons we are determined I" 'tniue ;na
%. D. nd own intefeS ~
as hsn Sew. OF the American PRESS
~ .,sfonl al Cash Payments no c'S VI rs
so Ie ahuse Of the Credit System tnah tue tuiIos "
81 moIo ny The rreat difficulty consists III the transoh
% ,hs other tantine The hes"u'"hs =" 'l
E ysntion we been induced 10 Continue se'eta
on the Book who are IN arrears l" ths once
change our The name OF every SUBSCRIBER NC
will positively h" stricken on tiohi our ron
~ ~. commencement Of ne 4, volume
That i, be nded 10 the Hd"rs ot Ne"SPa
80 the Commonwealth, to publish III tue uta" %
t-r rates advertising, and thai ey NY u
m. same and that these prices be always such' as u
- ' III conversation for the labor performed
pc dissolution The Editorial Contention.
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POLITICAL.

TO TIE EbiroR or TIE GL0BE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
April 9th, ls4i.
Sir: The IncIosed letter from Mr. Van Buren,, which
have this day received, in reference TO matter on
which The public mind is nj present much excited
beg that you will Immediately publish in the Globe
Very respectfully, -
Your obedrent servant, :@
w. IL. HAMMET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

lanes H. JUREY, COMMISSION MER CK4Ni, RiehhoSp
y sells Tobacco Flour, Wheat and other on
nments in hand makes liberal cash advances once on
, re- three doors above Williams Haxals Ware house
Basin Bank. r. p;,,o,,. ~,
ar innr, w p Parish ESQ.,, Charlottesville; Messrs
e Lynchburg May Esq staqnton ,"i VI me
ghrm R.and ESQ., Powhatan; DR. James L. Jones, orange.
-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

Dowu.T,S HOUSE. RicHxoSp, V..--The subscriber has
oos.esion fcr term of yearsl Of this House. and VIII
% !, IL manner which he hopes will entIe II 10 The pat
V''ul :. !. 10 "nn,,c CHS l.. DlBRELL
e provision has been the horses of guests at
re for ha'ah Statutes l06-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

CHESTERFlEl.n LAND FOR SALE-lly virtue oi Il decree
Of the Circuit Court of aw and Chancery for Ches
te field roniy Both day Of March the
case oil William Johnson and others against the representatives,
of William Adams deceased viii he offered for sale AT auction,
nm The pr, misses l day Of May next the Tract Of Land
Of which Wam Adams died possessed containing by
sIyiy acres, lying the Manchester Turnpike
road nine miles Richmond aud three miles below the
Mines The Improvements consist of
Portable Dwelling House with the necessary out houses together
with Wherwrighi's and Blacksmh's Shops.
TrRMs-One-iuurh cash, the residue in equal annual in
bearing from The day Of saehe purchaser
security for the credit payments, and the
lille the land retained until the purchase money shall be
fully paid. Tile of cats sown Is III be reserved 10 MIS-
Adams the present occupant.
WM. GOODE, SR Sheriff aud Commissioners, by
DANIEL b. GooDE, his Deputy.
iHs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

wrrKIY aRRIVAL,-25 CASES OF BoNNETS.
DECEIVED per Railroad and Steamer Columbus, ~eny .e
II ,. most choice fashionable Bonnets oil the sea
an which IN addition present stock, rennrIs OUT sof'
ra un.qualed Merchants and dealers are IsSpeeuy
M and examine our stock Of Bonnets and Hats, when VIII
,,rrsJ N unusual low prices. at wholesale, for cash.
~ - L. - S-'- lO.-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

vIEaP HATS 900 dozen of the above Hats, from No
10 :, ~, II" y so w & E. p. CARPENTER,
@isf sf'' No. ], Exchange Building
loft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

,rr aRRJvAI.s,-W & E. p. CARPENTER, No ], Ex
,nr Flock invite the attention OF Merchants visiting this
nv n ,hr ost splendid of Bonnes and Hats ever
,,,d m this market comprising all The diferen, styles OF
MON Cypress and fashionable Goods Of every descr plion-
m Constantly their Stock, direct from
Mandatory and determined 10 offer then for cash. as
4 = a. they be found in any other market N. g
AMI ioo-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

,,NtEl. WINFREE win sell Tobacco. Wheat and Flour
on commissions and will give particular attention to all pro
,.,,v entrusted 10 his management. -
Office front building of Slockoe Warehouse :. :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, MAY B.
TO NoKTueRN TRAvEI,I.pRs

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD-REDUCTION OF RATES.
NOTICE is hereby given, that, and after Wednesday, the
18th instant, the fare by the Railroad route between Rich
ond and bano will he reduced 10 S. and between Peters
burg and Baltimore TO SIS 50 cts. only
Travellers by the Railroad reach Washington
baltimore IN twelve and Philadelphia twenty hours after
ehmnna and arrive in Philadelphia before travellers
by the river and bay left Norfolk or should they
n ns 10 stop IN washington Baltimore they do 80 as
oe Us iey please anu their without charge
No charge for children three years of age Others
twelve years of age, half price.
Hour oil departure of The from Richmond before G. A. NJ
., THOS SHARP Agent Of Transportation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

To MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS GENERALLY
THE VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY having commenced
carving freight between this Guy ana
n suitable Steamboat and for the bisness respect
oic, the patronage public. Freight taken al The FOL
Sp rates which will all be strictly adhered to anu
% yil he received al the Companys Office, the Dock, at
n Arks 10 leave Petersburg every Tuesday, Thurs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

HIKE lNSuRANCE-The New York contributipushp Fire
insurance Company No 81, Wall street, lave appointed d.
my anu State o Virginia. against loss damage by fire on
pwengliolses, Warehouses, and Buildings general, M
chande, Household Furniture and every description Of Proper
w. ON terms As favorable as thse of any other Company This
an old and well established Company, and has Capital Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-03

7 AND FOR SALE.-Tle subscriber Intending
~ West offers for sale his Land lying in Caroline county,
three miles Of Chesterfield Depot
This contains 40 10 of
which rich land hctie known Dismal aud,
passed in fertility by any the 100
hat lands are in cuiyacp aud the whole we'll drained. that
cultivation the timber taken
The balance Is III good SOIL and the lots about the
House highly manfred This land we'll iimhered oi
timber quality, and convenient, l The
fencing KEEP, with little IL Is divided into
three fields which produce, each, 400 barrels corn, 10 hhs.
tobacco, 500 bush, wheat &c, &c There Is small dwelling
house. convenient ont house. suitable for farm of
excellent water within 100 yards Of
the House. Taking whole together. this farm cannt be
passed for fertility &C., by any IN tins section OF
country Persons wishing purchase requested To view the
premises, which will e shown by tile subscriber M any time
disposed III by The 10th Nav neN, will
day sold public auction, 10 the highest bidder.
Terms made known the day Of sale. NM L. Redo
March l9 lC0-aftds
A VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA FOR SALE.-By virtue
N deed executed 10 the subscribers by Thomas f.
letter. duly recorded Clerks Office of Amelia offer
lately resided Jeersve known hy the name of Wayne
Oak and hy 200 acres, about 97 oi
which original forest well tmbered and ir rate tobacco
land. large portion o the land Is OF good quality and
produces fine of tobacco wheat corn and oats The M
SUPERIOR consisting Of large two story
side and three poces, with turned pillars &c, good
framed kitchen. house, servants house and carriage h"ise
besides four five cabins with brick chineys anu every
other out house necessary such iarin
IL immediate application be made this farm may he bought Tor
price with money Either of The undersigned Trustees
will take pleasure in showing the Plantation &C. To any person
who may wish purchase Il will be sold lota entire, TO
suit purchasers. TILMON l.. IEIER,
JOIN ION; a I 1ETEE, Trustees
j. w. Z. "lNuo,
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IIIRECTORs.
). o. Rogers Peter l.orilard, Richard Irwin,
JAS Mcbride, James Mccall, &. V. = X, seveli.
John Adams, Henry Parish, l.. ID. liurbu
John Haggeny Reuben Wiilirrs, Geo p. Pollen,
G. e. Verplanck, William Scott William Colgate,
John Johnson Ferdinand Suydam, l.. Iiolbrook,
j. kernocher Peter j. Neyiis c, Rars,ow
John j. Palmer, Robert McC.skIy Thomas r. Norris.
]. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
R. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
All osses promptly adjusted ani paid. Apply
u. COPELAND RANDOLPH, Richmond, Va.
April 20 Il-wif
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e5o nm con ooo o IF elm nm

SJU,UUU--s-U,UUU- sSIW,VUU
For Thursday May I'd. 1874 the ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Extra Glass No l05 for 1874 IA drawn numbers Of 7.
The New York herald., 1844-10-10
Correspondence OF the Hsrald.)


AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. Bird, ls44
As your Inimitabe Herald enjoys large circu-
lition in this city, and throughout Georgia, as well
a everywhere under the sun, ! have deemed it
necessary TO dropyou these few hastiywr'ten lines
relative 10 the progress Of events and remarkable
dongs Of the people at this time. The creates
excitement exists here among the people Of both
political parties. This day the whg party here
ned large meeting, given to the gallant Robert
Tombs the whig candidate OF the 9th district.
Five thousand citizens Of both parties were pre-
,ent. and discussion ensued between Mr.. Daw-
son. Mr. Cohen, Mr. Tombs, Mr.. McDuffie, and
Alexander II. Slephens The questions were -
jlay-Pok- -Dallas-Texss---Coon Possums- -
the Tarlfi-Free Trade Bank Treasury
3lsunion-Abotion-S Slavery, &c. Which of the
ratorp gained the day, or oblalned the beet arsu-
nents and the most votes, is difficult to determ ne
ieorgis, II is believed, will go for Clay and Co,
put. on the other hand, il IL claimed for Polk and
lexas Time will tell-next Monday, the 7th, be-
ans the tug OF war; therefore, look out for he
ews, Serious results are anticipated. The tate Of
ne Republic is truly in jeopardy. o. P. Q.
Mr. John Cough, the temperance lecturer, ad-
dressed a meeting at Bangor, on Friday last
Three huadred ladies' signed the pledge, and pre-
sented MI Cough with handsome book Tor him
self, aad silver cake basket for his wife. as
mark OF their esteem and respect
The New York herald., 1844-10-10
Mnrina Court.

Oct. e--Wiiiiam Rmler Us. Peter Tanasdae-n this se
ton appeared the plaintiff had been in the defendant
employ carpenter from the ls to the 2ls Of Msrc
last and had Engaged with him to receive wages at IN
rate Of $3.50 per day In the absence Of defendant tn
jury rendered verdict In plaintiff favor Of S3l 90
The New York herald., 1844-10-10

Peter Swadc examined on charge Of perjury for
libel In Admir- atty, the decision will be given this fore
noon by the U. T. CSnmisstonsr
The New York herald., 1844-10-10

Court CaIcndar-This Day.

John Boucher W.. Dibad Maieman This case, which
reported In yesterday Herald was resumed seal
ed verdict this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1844-10-10

COMMON PLEAs8 H. 49, ITO, 3d. o. 3s, a. 30, 90, 10
~, Al 81.
SureRIoR CouRr "a 40, A. OIL TO- ~, 66 57 80, 90, go
81. 81, 90, "a, 50, 90, 81, So, 70.
yeefey
The New York herald., 1844-10-10


viewing his opinions that he was at heart
Papist.
fhe Rev JoHs M. FOXES, Of New York, here called
Dr. Empic order as having perperated an outrage
the living and the dead
DIR EMrfE disclaimed.
Judge JoNrs OF New York. said he can do hurt let
him go on
stood ii hs colleague proceeded 1t In the exercise OF
his rights and by courtesy of the House the nfu
gence individuals His colleague had disclaimed any
impicai Of unworthy motives having acated any in
divdual whose ecclesiastical opinion II had become his
duty to review
The PpIsrpyrr Of the Convention subsequently re.
MARKED that he had supposed he was acting IN conformi
" to the expressed wishes Of the House. in allowing
limited debate, otherwise, he believed the gentleman
ont of order himself he should have felt 1t his duty
strain him.
Dr. EMrIE then proceeded with his remarks and at the
close offered the following preamble and resolution:
whereas, the General Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church has bseD established for the purpose Of
promoting the general interests Of the Church and Of
gion and at duty with which this body charged
therefore, II il to that theChnrch receive no njury
and whereas Trsctariansm or the Oxford Tract stem
MS now developed and rapidly propgaing and as exhlb
90in the British Critic for July, S4l-in Mr. Plmers
narrative In the and at the ordination OF the Rev
Arthur Cary and In the columns Of the Church
man for the last eight Whereas Tracaranism ss
Protestant Episcopal Church and religion as appears sui
hcontly even from the Of the Rev. Arthur Cary
Therefore, resolved ls That the duty OF this con-
venton to express Its views the subject plainly strong
ly and decidedly.
Resolved, I'd, That we do therefore solemny protest
against the errors and abuses Of Tracaansm ncon
sistcnt with the principles OF Protestant Episcopal
Church For Tractarianism teaches, first that there H.
no material difference between the doctrines Of our
church and those Of Popsry, and that Il IL doubtful
Rome. al, That tho Protos,snt Episcopal Reformation
from the Church Of Rome unjustiAabls act and
that Ne sss sshsrssrs yssaasslly ssparsssA om..hs