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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-14


IRISH ENTHUSIASTICALLY STopDART, cor
IL ner Of Cont and Water streets. have ON hand
and offer for sale cheap for cash
IL 4 Linen 5heetings, assorted qualities
Dau,ask Table Cloth; Scotch Huckaback
Diaper and Towellme
"A irish Linen selected Tor family use
n; .. are nhlly expecting 10 receive ny Inc
jacob re"ne', o"ec' iro'h i-Vsfpooi-
view designs IN monseline lie Lame, d'hefeni
iron" any yet seen W ms country
Sngosh frhh'si Scotch Oihsnams, OF pam ana
wired new pa'ers
ShawIs' Emoroidered hooes. Capes, Collars
San'pric fdk's, thread Lace
o'k ana cotton Hose
Diapers for r"wel,;ne. Gun and Glass Cloths. Table
Cloths. Napkius and Rubbers. Huckaback and Lin.
en- Sheeting with a variety of other goods, all of
which they will sell by wholesale or retail at their
,,suaI INV orices for cash DoyS
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SoNDkiES-7oo bags NO Oo1ee
~ iOo bags Laenyra Conre, 10 do Java 40
~ bags Mocha Conee' 10 Kegs uos"e" no''er
20 mas view orleans sugar. new
70 h h,,I' 0ew MaIasses 80 do I Loaf sug,,
25 bbl, Powdered and c, vshed sugar
900 b,xes Goshen Cheese. & do Ci,rnn
Ruck wheat in /. and Kegs and boxes
3 half bbls Dried Currants
Fulton Market Beef in / and 4 bbls
Soda and Wine Biscuit IN boxes
pic Mic Crackers. nes,s Tubs. Ruckets
% half bbls Shad
% whole and half bbls Roe Herring
Nos l, 2 and 3 MackereI, ia whole, and
bbls, 100 packages Tyson. Gunpowder and Imperial
Teas. For sale by
novS T. p. MILLER g. co.
1UluE srhscr,hers o6er fur sale
ON, NIL Rsc,;6ed Wbiskev
IIo Hi, Oh;n FIonr
IN n;aces nn,yer loom Baooipo
is0 cois suner;nr Rome
100 bbls No Mackere
200 bales North River HAY
~ casks yuun a. Sp S.moYoN
,ovs re- :, W;ch.s,..,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

M ILL he sold, in front Of the Court Huuse Of
w Mobile County, Friday, The lIth Of No
yember next, between the hours Of II and O'Clock,
all the personal estate of the late Jos. Ii. Dung,
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
oct Is r. HOWARD. Administrator.
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MRS. GEORGE,S
w 49, -
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR You've LADIES,


No. sc GoUernment-street.
TENHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
l. liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes plea sure ia announcing to the public the pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds out to
those who wish to pursue thorough course Of in
structIom. Mr.. NopMAs PINEEY, who has long
been engaged in tel ching in this city. and from his
success has Increased cpnfdence in his method Of
imparting know edge will give instruction in the FIN
glish language German and Spanish will be taught
by able professors, under the direction of Mr.. p.
Madam KovALEsKI, recently from Europe, IA la
DIV of distinguished ability, has been engaged 10 teach
Vocal and instrumental Music.
French is the language Of Mrs. CPS family, and is
pracced during meal hours, hours Of tuition, and out
of school, as much circumstances permit.
The discipline OF the school is mild, but at the
same time firm and strict
COmdi Ions.
For instruction in the Fren and English languages 81,
SIS, Sc, 81 and So per month";
Vocal and instrumental Music first class, $40 per month.
Infant " 8 6 -" "
Board varying from S. to Sl2 per month.
Each boarder to fu. ash bed, bedding, towels, sill
yer goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile, are expected TO appoint Agent in the city who
will be Responsible for all dues. Terms payable
monthly 10 Advance.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-14
EDUCATION. &C.

MIR. VIGU5' SEMINARY inr BOYS, will he
Va opened on MOND AY, 20tli inst IN the
Building nexl north Of the Episcopal Church, on 81
Enamel street. The munber Of pupils in this
School is limited TO THIRTY. To these Mr. NiGUS
will give his whole aueaton during the usual School
hours. ocllS 2l6Rmo
MR. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
lFa DIES, will reopen in The basement story Of
The Jackson street Church, between St. Michael and
ST Louis streets, on MONDAY, the 20lh Of Octo-
her. The course of study will embrace thorough
practical education, also the different branches Of
ornamental study. The number Of pupils will be
limited 10 IA many on, The Principal can give
personal attention To- No assistants will be employ
ed except in the branches Of Music, Drawing, PANT
ing, and Modern Languages. These will be taught
by the most approved masters. yet no restriction
will BE- placed patrons WIN prefer others.
The terms will be 81, 50. sc aud 81 per month
pavuble IN advance
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WAVERLY HOUSE.

III WAVERLY HOUSE. %sA
Gs:.aa This establishment has been Ihorough- -g:.H
" repiired, painted and furnished throughout, and
is in complete order, and open for the reception
Of Boarders.
The accommodations Of this House equal TO
any in rhe city, and the Proprietor will spare no
pains expense to make his guests comfol table.
noyS 232Emo 10. CLEMENT.
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BY MARSHALL, ROWE s co.
A. s. HUNTINGTON, AuctiOneer.

THIS MORNING, al 10 O'Clock
dwarf boxes fine Tobacco, damaged
and sold under the inspection and by order Of The
Wardens oftle port.
Also-New and elegant Furniture. consisting of
Mahogany Side Boards, Blu eaus, Redsteads, Tea
and Dining Tables, Secretaries, Ward Robes. etc.
Terms cash
THIS MORNING, at o. O'Clock at sales room
Bacon Sides and Shoulders
New and Old Sugars, Candles, Soap
Loaf and Crashed Sugar, Lamp Oil
Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, Rice, Butter
with ii variety OF Nnrihern and Western Produce.
Also-for account Of whom ii may concern
kegs Burkwheat; 2 boxes Crackers and
hb Sugar. slightly damaged. Terms cash.
Ertensire Sale of Ready Made Clothing.
On WEDNESDAY next, at 10 O'Clock, al sales
room, an invoice oil Clnihing, consisting Of
so pair black French Dorskin Pants
81 do fancy do do do
~ do black, drab, etc do
do Evelham do
80 Dress Goats; "a Frock do
brown Sack Goats; fancy Office do
3 brown cloth New Market do
Beaver Goats, extra lining
80 fashionable Vests of assorted patterns and
quality
30 MarseiIles do; 10 gents fancy Ties
Sale positive and without reserve. Terms cash.
Catalogue Sale.
FRIDAY, 2Sst inst, al 10 O'Clock, at sales room
$50 cases Boots, Shoes, Brogans and Hats, COM
prising-
20 cases Cowhide Boots, 20 do kip peg do
10 do fine calf sewed do
do do water proof do, 10 do Polk do
20 do Kip pegsed Brogans
10 do seal and mo. do, do calf sewed do
20 do prime Russell do
10 do boys kip and seal do
10 do youths and childrens do
do ladies' French kid RR
do do do Lace Slips
IN 40 do No ara Roota
do do kid spring heel Buskins
do morocco webb do
do misses morocco do
10 do LADIES' lasting do
10 do youths Cacks
so do black and drab X p Hats
The above invoice has been recently received per
ship WIN. Goddard and bark liura-havc all been
manufactured during the last summer and in quality
and material and good Workmanship is not smrpass
ed by any lot sale The trade and consumers will
find the opportunity favorable for satisfactory prr-
chrses. Terms lime Of sale.
Catalogues will be furnished previous TO line sale.
BY C. w. OGDEN.
f. MURRAY. IT.. A uctioneer.
Furniture Sale.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-14

Barton Academy-Mnle Department.
MIR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he
4IA will reopen his Scheo on The 10Th instant, in
the second story of the Academy, Instruction will
be given ms heretofore, the various branches OF
thorough English and Classical Education Tuition
So and Sc per month, payable in advance. com
petenl teacher of rench will be employed, and pu-
pills will be taught to speak, well rs TO read and
write the language Charge-s2 per month.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-14
SALE OF NEGROES.

SALE OFF NEGROES.
On MONDAY, the 24th day of November next, at
the Court House Of Mobile county, between the
hours of 10 AM and 3 Pm will he sold all the fol
lowing described Negro Slaves. which were convey
ed 10 the resident, Directors and Company of the
Bank of Mobile, by John B. Hogan by deed Of the
22d June, 1913, recor led in book No 6, page 1923
1924, IN The Office of The Clerk OF The County Court
of SAID county. The Negroes are described in the
d.o1i Il,,r.
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novl 227Kino
sHERIFF's SALE.

SHER1FF'S SALE.
XKT Iii. be so Id Tor cash in front OF the Court
w House door of Washington county, on Mon
day, the End day of February, 1876, between the
hours of sale Of said day, negro man called Pr
TER, copper color, aged As or so years, feet
inches high, with his forehead, and
says he belongs to Thomas Williams Of ralladesa
county, Aabama. Said negro Peter having
been committed to the Jail of Washington county,
Alabama, as a runaway slave, by W. Chapwan,
Justice o. the peace Of said county, The 2tst of
June. lS45 and his owners having failed
10 come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, he therefore will he sold in compl
ance with the statute in such cases madc and prosd
ell ropay jail fees.
nosl0 233ds VIZ SPINkS, Sheriff w. e.
o. The Flag and Journal, Tuscaloosa; Hunts
vile Democrat and Montgomery Advertiser will
please copy aud send bill To me- W.P. s.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
| VX7 ILL be sold far cash in front of the Cour
Wv House door Of Mobile county, Monday. The
4th day oil NAV. 1916, between the hours Of II o.
clock AM. and O'clock PM. of said day, daik
MulatIo Negro Man called MARTIN. aged about 33
years, feet inches high, and SAYS thai he belongs
to George Refarro, who resides about lsO miles
above New Orleans, and State Of Louisiana. Said
negro Martin having been committed TO the jail
of Mobile county, Alabama, runaway slave, by
Josiah Wilkins, ESQ.,, justice OF the peace Of Mo-
bile county, on The Oath day Of September, ls45 and
his owner owners having failed 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him away, he
therefore will he sold in compliance with the statute
IN such made aud provided pay jail fees.
ocl2S 223 E. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-14
FOR RENT, &C.

ia FOR RENT-The Counting Room Sc ond
t::a II floor No. 10 Water street, recently occupied
Nv Messrs. Horton & Cloek. Apply +
novl3E ROBERT 3. BUNKER.
- FOR RENT-Tlie store recently occupied
.bSiH hy Wm. Provost, 30 st Francis street.
fE3- This store il beautifully fitted with costly
counters and side cases, aud has belonging 10 ii a
commodious store room in the rear. Apply TO
novI3R ROBT 5. BUNKER.
IA TO RENT-A Dwelling Ilouse on north
Ii.iA side of Canal street, between Conception and
81 Emanuel streets. Apply 10
uovl1 corner Dauphm and Royal ais
IA FOR RENT-Store M ~, on west side
Ei,rA of Commerce, between Cont aud DauphIn.sls.
noVIl Enquire Of LEBARON & son.
AsA FOR rem f-The Cotton Office over the
- store of the Subscribers:
novs WARE & CIIESBROUGH. Com.st
"A FOR RENT-The Store corner Of Water
EES.. and St Francis streets, lately occupied by
Messrs. ID. b. Crane & Co, allowed To he the hest
business stand ~ town. Entry Immediately. APP
no,S ply to HENRY 81 STODDARr.
"a FOR RENT--The Brick Store with the
ia cellar and yard attached, the corner Of Ham,
on aud 81. Francis streets. The store has been
occupied for the last year Two as grocery, and
is well calculated for that business or dry goods
store.
Also-At The upper end Of Conception street. a
small frame Dwelling with two rooms, fire place in
each, with good stable and yard. Rent low.
Also-A large two story Dwelling House in the
northern part Of the city. corner OF Liscomb and
Conception streets, with four good rooms, and all
necessary out houses.
For terms, which will be moderate TO good ten
ants, apply nj this office. nov8 232
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PUHlIC SALES
By j. II. RIVERS s. CO.
q w SAVAGE Auc,ioueer,


Polf Wardeas' SAFE
THIS DAY, Nov. 14lii, al u O'Clock, Gu Cont
street wharf, will be sold by order Of the PorI War
dens--
briggs MaInsaIl; l briggs Jlb
Also-2OO sacks coarse Salt 100 do fine DO
BY ST.. s. 1. 1. JONES.
=. l. JONES. Auctioneer.
THIS DAY. nj Q O'Clock. al our grocery sales
room, will he sold general assortment Of Groee-
ries, consisting %
Gunpowder, Tyson and Pnuchong Teas
New Mess and Prime Pork and Reef
DID Monongalea aud reclified Whiskey
Gnnpowder, Tyson aud Ppuchong Teas
Green RI Coffee, assorted Cordmis
Lemon Syrup and Soughton Buffers
Sperm aud Whale Oil, No Soap
Champagne Cider, Mustard IN boxes
Collins Axes, Hacking, Glassware, consisting
of Tunbers, Decaniers. Better Dishes. etc.
Al IL O'Clock precisely
In Dry Goods Sales Room, will be sold Il genera
assortment of fall and winter Dry Goods and Cloth
Ing, consisting Of
Tweed, Flushing, Cloth AMI Pilot Overcoals
Linen Bosom aud Angola Shirts and Drawers
Suspenders, and fine assortment Of genllemen's
new style HAS, Caps. Umbrellas, etc.
AIso-New style Prints, Cacoes. Alpacas
MouselIne de LANES, afghan Grapes
Gem.emen's Woolen Hosiery, iAncy Cravats,
With splendid assortment ofSolar Lamps
On SATURDAY, 18th INST. will he sold
count Of former pun chaser, (Nir. Henry MiIIer)
1875 Hair aud Clothes Brushes. Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-14

BY C. w. OGDEN.
f. MURRAY. Jr.. A uctioneer.
Furniture Sale.
On SATURDAY, Nov. 18th. NJ 10 clock
! Mahogany Sofa; Diuing Tables
Mahogany aud Cane Seat Chairs
Card Tables; Rocking Chairs
Carpets; Dining Tables; Lounge
Bedsteads; Hair Mattresses, Washstands, etc
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Terms Of sale cash, and such title given to the
purchasers as tho Bank derives from said convey
ance.
oc,25 22lttds TN. ENGLISH, Cashier.
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GEORGES GAINES,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
A. =. Ounce, Mobile.
PERCY WALKER,
WAIT S. HoYr.
FRANCIS s. LYON. ) D.l:
BENZ. N. GLOVER. PP
THos. RIyEs, ) p, nar,, m
WIN. RoYKIN. '''"""1' ''""'' we
o. The duties Of the school will be resumed
the second Monday in October. $3.50 l04
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IT AW NOTICE-JoHE WOODWARD and Tho
~ MAS WOODWARD have associated IN the prac-
tice Of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of
Law and Equity in the following counties, wiz
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa,
Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-14

I'M RS. COLLINS, AN Indian Doctress, who has
lVA resided many years with the Indians and stu
died the Indian mode Of practice cures all kinds Of
diseases that durable, such sores, ulcers
and chronic diseases of all kinds, and consump
ton il not too far advanced-can restore the blind
to sight and deaf to hearing, il not born secures
wens sore eyes, dropsy, and all complaints Of the It.
yer. Also, ladies' diseases. She uses roofs and
herbs altogether in her practice, the most Of which
she procures from Michigan, that be found in
the southern county.
IT Residence the corner of Lipsconb and
Claiborne streets, where she may be found at all
times unless professionally engaged. noy6 Kmo*
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NNHE undersigned begs leave to inform the mer-
IL chants of Mobile, and ship masters, that he has
taken office in the front part Of the store
pied by Messrs. j. II Rivers & Co., for The purpose
Of carrying Ship and Merchandise Brokerage
Business. He hopes by strict attention 10 business
10 give entire satisfaction TO those who may employ
him. and to deserve continuance of their patronage
Ship Captains will be able 10 obtain al any time
all possible information regards freight.
E. s. CRUZAT.
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dec9Ky
0pofice at Talladega, Ala.

ID EMOvAL-D. b. CRANE respectfully in.
~ forms his friends and the public thai he has re-
moved his Cabinet Furniture Mandatory to No. %
Water-st., three doors north Of ST. Francis.st
where he will continue the business in all its branch
es. Upholstery, repairing and making To order POI
trait and Picture Frames: Soins resented; Matrass-
es made over in the best manner. share of pat
ronage solicited. d. B. CRANE. % Water-st,
three doors north of st Francis-st.
A few articles of choice Furniture on hand will be
sold very low noyllKmo
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NJ OTICE-The subscriber having established
1Nhimself in New Orleans, for the purpose of con-
Quoting a general Auction and Commission Business,
Iespec fully offers his services for the sale or pur-
chase Of Produce, Merchandize, Slaves, etc.
All orders will be attended to with prompitude,
and in a that will ensure satisfaction.
Slaves consigned To the subscriber for sale, will
be provided with comfortable quarters at 30 cents
per day
Office in the Atchaiala,a Bank Building. opposite
Banks Arcade. r. B. TAYLOR.
N. ORLEANS, Octs "a, 1915. oct3l 226Kmo
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Ia FOR RENT-From the 1st proximo, that
10 large dwelling house with 6ne out-houses, etc.,
the west corner Of Church and Conception streets.
The lot is most spacious, having large front
Church street and fine depth on Conception street.
The premises is well supplied with cisiern water,
and also the city water works are introduced. Rent
moderate. Apply 10
oct30 225 AUSTIN & TARDY.
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la FOR RENTING store No 30 st Francis
-l:b street. recently occupied by WIN. J. Provost.
Also, those desirable offices No 2S ST Francis ST.,
second floor. Also, several pleasant sleeping rooms
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
nova 228 ROBERT s. BUNKER.
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Poi H'ardeas SAFE.
THIS DAY, Nov l4li, al u O'Clock, Gu rnnii
street wharf, will be sold by order Of tho Port War
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DRANDY-2s l and 4 whole pipes, just recev.
- ed and for sale by nj. c. TAUGHT & CO,
noylO l3 Waer.st
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- FOR RENT-A commodious and airy two
Isl! story frame Dwelling House, situated on Gov
eminent, between Conception aud Jackson streets,
and lately occupied by w. II. Redwood Esq. Apply
to II. l.. WATKINS & CO.,
nnvl corner Wafer and ST Erancis Gig
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"A FOR RENT-A comfortable Dwelling
EEss!g House the west side of Conception street.
third house from Government with all convenient
offices, and in good repair. Apply at this ofiice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
For the Waterman AMI Journal.
NIAGNIEICENT SPECTACIE

An ENLARGED and comprehensive mind can pic
ture no scene more truly sublime and magnincehl
than would be exhibited by rord dt peace. Inc
spenIors of victory and the achievements oil militia
nv conquest are transmitted from age to age, by tic
erection .of triumphal arches, by Joyous festivl,
Ties and glowing euloges but If the elusion OF
blood and the triumph Of battle are worthy Of such
renown, how much more worthy would be the con,
quest of Peace. The spendors, and blessings, ana
successes OF such conquest, would rlchy ln.,i'
monumental distinction, and deserve lar grua,eoo.
name in the annals of mankind, while tng o" -
reclamation of a grateful people wouiu e.no
and reecho TO the remotest points oil inc universe
yVor would M longer consume the immense reVe-
MUGS of tho earth il would no longer curse ana
drv nm the currents of life. and MI Tue world WIN
mutilated bodies and shateIou Ooi'os' anu 0io'i'o
humanity in anguish ana pioo9' ;,
If VIZ will all its uttendcnt horrors Should
oooso the treasures Of life and wealth which arc
now demanded to meet its dreadful exigencies
would be converted to happy and productive uses
beprary and want would give place to comfort and
plenty deserted lands, commerce and manuiac-
lures crippled by neglect and inactivity would be-
come the inestimable sources OF industry, wealth
and happiness, where, now, violence, bloodshed,
and devastation hold oppressive sway. The Ma
tons relieved from overwhelming taxation and de-
grading submission, would be excited to new UNI
derakings for the diffusion of ease, happiness, and
virtue, and, cultivatng the spirit Of Peace, would
become cemented in union of friendship and har-
mony. Christendom would be no longer militia
ny baruck, whose disciplined armies, fostering tu-
mutt of destructive passions Cypress the people
with crushing taxes, with fear and slavery and woe
Let the besooted War-god, on which men have
so long layished their idolatrous worship be cast
down, and the Kingdom of the Prince of Peace
would be speedily established, and the tranquility OF
Nations, the happiness of humanity, and the reign
of Christ would be triumphant The dreadful ira
al, Il. ts.,n rios nt tl.n flt
and Che tears of ruined families, which mark the
progress of battles and victories, would be superse
ded by seasons pure and serene, in which "The
tranquility of nature incitcs in every being the
charm of existence, and the sense OF happiness
and in which all the pursuits of men would harm
onize and blend together for the diffusion and as
sanitation of Peace, virtue and goodness. 1t would
be the most magnificent spectacle in the universe
]. l.. c.
Worcester Mass April 10th 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-25
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH.

We copy from the Boston Journal of last eve
ming the following letter from Daniel Webster, in
reply to one announcing that he had been elected
an honorary member of the Baltimore Sabbath AS
sociation. 1t is favorable testimony to the Sab
BATH from source entitled to high consideration
WAsmNGroN, March 3, 1919.
DEAR SIR,-I feel greatly honored by your COM
municaton, which received on my return TO this
city from the North on Saturday, and am sincerely
obliged to my friend, Mr.. Williams for causing me
to be made member of the Baltimore Sabbath AS
ISOLATION.
The longer live, the more highly do estimate
the importance Of proper observance OF the Chrs,
tan Sabbith, and the grateful do feel toward
thccc Who take pains to impress sense OF this I'M
portance on the community. The Lords day is the
day on which the Gospel is preached; 1t is the DAY
of public worship throughout the Christian world
And, although we live in reading nge and IN
reading community, yet the preaching OF the Cos
pei is the form in which human agency has been
and still is most eicaclously employed for the spir
itual improvement Of men. That the poor had the
Gospel preached to them was an evidence OF his
mission which the Author Of Christianity himself
proclaimed. And to the public worship OF the De
ty and the preaching of the Gospel, the observance
OF the Sabbath is obviously essential.
am, dear sir, with much regard,
Your obedient servant,
(S'gned) DANIEL WEBSTER.
CHARLES w. RIDGELY.