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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
rye PRAYED FoR THEE.

Nv FANNY.
P,spray'd Tor thee II dewy even,
csief gems upon my check
Win streaming eyes upnised 10 Heaven,
I've knelt for ny dear sake:
And when the roseate blush Of morn
Stole DER the sleeping world,
Fer DEVELOPS from the flowers were borne,
Ny prayer Tor thee WIS heard.
And when the brilliant beams Of noon,
Were DER the earth and sea,
I've named thy name before the throne
I've breathed prayer for thee.
I've lov'd thee with love as deep
As womsp's heart e'er knew;
So deep, its memory viii steep
My future life in woe.
And yet, ask thee to forget
The past-the happy past
Forget the hour when FIRST we met,
And when we parted last.
Forget when FIRST in accents low
Thou whisperd'st love to me
Forget the blush that dyed my brow
The vow forgotten be.
Forget thy warm impassioned kiss
Affections parting Sigh
Thy sweetiy murmur'd, q Heaven bless
Thee dearest--now. sgood by.,n
Oh, yes throw DER those hours Of bliss
oblivion's darken'd pail;
Sink sink them in forgetfulness,
~ would not them recall.
One word before I bid adieu--
Thy wrongs are al forgiven
And though we meet no more--beluw,
Farewell-we'l meet in Heaven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
VALUE OF TIME.

What is time2 A fragment broken OFF,
from the endless vast, upon which Eterni-
ty gazes with intense solicitude IAN isola-
ton, siagly poised upon the will Of ON
impotence, awaiting with trembling ankle
ty, the mighty fat which shall place. it
back again, with all its attendant circum-
stances, upon the gloomy void whence it
came The periodical manifestation Of an
unassociated integral Of measureless dura-
ton, separated for briefspace oftime, from
its original paternity, and for purposes be-
yond the ken Of mind, placed in indepen-
dent revolution. In appliance, drop Of
divine media, taken from the fountain Of
Eternal grace, in which glitters and CLOVIS,
like the bow Of promise upon the bosom of
the tempest, an Illuminated pathway, plant
ed by the hand Of Mercy, for mortality
escape from the bondage Of sin and death
Ifminutes properly valued, are gold drops
upon the stream Of Time, wisdom gathers
and improves-folly gazes and neglects
And bic who passes through life without
enriching the storehouse Of his mind with
the glorious wealth thus placed within his
reach, goes not only to the grave beggar
in the sight Of men, but appears pauper
also in the presence Of his God
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
FRANcIs AND sULIA.

u
care no, Salia' rspned francis &c
iangy, 80 that you are NINE and am
Always WITH yoa, 20 proteck g cherish, TO
support you cannot snink there can De
any siination 70 me Which would not have
Us happiness LOT US indeed, julia, IN
eeeu, there seems 2 strange sort Of satis-
ias.lon' :, Mnlcn 4 eanno. account Ior, IN
$3.50 ~ oppol 10y Z loslng y uea.iy
q .vss oea 1 1Ur usngels, u',nculu ,s
snu snAleeiss. Wnen ! .n9ugnl should
;oSse yo11 men all vas dark ana terrible
, l nv now sna' you are NINE, GER
salnlg mine, 1na. blessing seems e be
. uoapty sMess, rum lss contrast Win al
. snas Z .aklng plsss1 'ana q. !, Neme
N''... % III .nu'ual SAsc'loh sna.i gnas1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
THE LOVE or THE YOUNG.

= r.
The love Of boys and girls is an object
on which gray-bearded men vent much
spleen and scorn; but depend upon it,
reader, where It exists in reality, it Is the
sweetest thing that ever life knows; it is
the violet Of our short year Of existence
The rose is beautiful, rich in hues, full
Of perfume and brightness, as she aaunts
her gay bosom in the ardent sun Of june !;
but give me the violet, the dear early vio-
let, that scents with her odorous breath
the air Of uneonfrmed spring; the soft,
the tilnid violet, retreating from the gaze
with her blue eyes cast down; the first
sweet child of the sweetest season, the ten
derest, the gentlest Of all tho flowers Of the
field, the emblem Of earnest and innocent
affection,
Ter yeafs We may 4 lay our hand upon ilnat
joy we will pure and innocent it must be,
to bear the comparison for q moment but
| say, we may lay our hand upon what joy
we will in after existence, we shall never
find anything on the earth like the first
flower of the heart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
couNsELs FOR THE YOUNG

Never be cast down by tribes. 1faspi.
der breaks his thread twenty times, TWEEN.
ty times will he mend it again. Make up
your minds to do thing, and you will do
it. Fear not if troubles come upon you !;
keep up your spirit though the day be .
dark one.
Troubles never stop forever,
The darkest day viii pass away.
If the sun is going down, look up at the
stars if the earth is dark keep your eyes
on heaven With Gods presence and
Gods promises, man or 4 child may be
cheerful
:. Aasses "a fasSsinJ airl
Mind what you run after Never be
content with bubble that will burst, or
ia fre-work that will end in smoke and
darkness. Get that which you can keep,
and which is worth keeping Ii
Something sterling that will stay
When gold and silver fly away.
Fight hard against hastY temper. An
ger will come, but resist it stoutly. A
sparksmay set . house on fire. A fit Of
passion may give you cause to mourn all
the days of your life.
He that revenges knows noErest;
The meek possess a peaceful breast
If you have an enemy, act kindly to
him and make him your friend. You
may not win him over at once, but try a
gain. Let .one kindness be followed by
another, till you have compassed your end
By little and little, great things are com
pleted.
Water falling day BY day,
Wears the hardest rock away.
And SO repeated kindness will soften q
heart of stone
Whatever you do, do it willingly. a
boy that is whipped to school never learns
This lesson we'll IA man that IS compelled
| to work cares not how badly it is perform
ed. lie that pulls off his coat cheerfully
strips up his sleeves in earnest, and sings
while he works,is the man for me.
Acheerful spirit gets on quick;
A grumbIer IN the mud win slick.
Evil thoughts are worse enemies thar
lions and tigers, for we can keep out Of
the way of wild beasts, but bad thoughts
win their way every where. The cupthai
| is full will hold no more; keep your head,
and hearts full Of good thoughts that bad
Thoughts may find no room to enter
BE on your guard, and strive and pray,
To drive all evil thoughts away.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
4 SELECTED STORY.
TWdttn for tie Boston ODD Fslloac.l
EUDORl:
5 wIss MINSTREL.
M IonN SMITH. 1R.

BIT JOHN SMITH JR.
A FAIR girl bent over her harp, and call
ed forth sweet, soul enhancing sounds.
Her lover stood by her side, and as the
last strain Of heavenly music died upon his
ear, he gave way to enthusiastic praises
The effects of music are every where re-
marked, but what q thrill of delight swells
the bosom Of the connoiseur, as his ear
catches the sounds Of strains angelic
Such were the emotions of Edgar LeForest,
as the fair Eudora rose from her harp,
and gazed tearfully into his face At that
moment her father entered the apartment.
His pale face and care-worn expression
bespoke the occurrence of some new and
fearful event. As he gazed for a moment
upon the happy pair, tears started to his
eyes, but he quickly dashed them aside,
and hastily withdrew
Eudora begged her father to remain,
aud she entered her fathers apartment.
He was rapidly pacing the floor; his hands
we're eonyulsiyely clenched, and his man
i ner was strange and fearful
sDear father r. she exclaimed, throwing
her arms about his neck, iiwhat has occur
red : let me share your grief
He pressed her to his bosom, and as he
kissed her pale brow, said
EDear Eudora, press me not with IN.
quiries; leave me, child. / alone must
bear it, but-nO, your mother and you
msua suffer-
The cause Of this unhappiness was soon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
Pour Hundred Acres,

In long square, and win enit for two Farms,
divided b. The creek. i has GOOD BUILD
INGS, and more than half b good timber, with
fine pines, whit oak and hoop poles. ] VIII sell
on accommodating terms. Nj. HousEwoHfHs
JOHN YATES. :
sNoT. "a. 1877 b.,
MadipanFg Gasetie, and B1neiesier Rspnbli-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
v A r EFT Z I.
THE 10000 POUND NorE.

- ts.a -.
An extraordinary affair happened about
the year TAO One q the Directors Of
the Bank Of England, very rich man,
had occasion for 100000, which he was to
pay e. the prico q an estate he had just
Dought 10 facilitate the matter he carri-
ed the sum with him 70 the Bank and OBJ
tanned for i . Bank note. On his return
home, he was suddenly called out upon
particular business he threw the note
earelessly on the chimney, but when he
came back few minutes afterwards to
iock y up, It was not to Be found No ono
had entered the room ho could not, there.
lore, suspect any person 49,
much lnsiisctual search he
tnat 4 mad fallen from the 8
me nre Ihe Dnector wen
hls !, Colleagues With thc mis- z "a
nay happened g nm and
khoWn g q, pe Perlectiy honerai
mas rca1aiy pelie.eu ~ was
e twenty hours from the
nag ~ ueposi.eu ms money they
tnereiore y Would pe nard 70 =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

that she would speedily return all their
hopes were bhg1a Day after day, and
week after week, did they seek their
daughter, till At length they whispered
what they had long believed, yet dared
not before express, that she had fallenby
her own hand. Their cup Of misery was
full No kind friends sympathized with
them, for they we're poor. Mrs. Els
worth was unable longer to bear up under
her Affections, and gradually sunk be-
meath the whitening hand Of disease. The
physician who attended her, told Of dis
ease Of the heart, and so indeed it was.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
Land for Sale.

III HAVE several fne TRACTS OF LAM
u in this county and in Berkeley, lpr sale a how
prices and on most accommodating payments
III ST. q. TUCKER
Hazleheld, Jefferson Co, Va, =
Oct. /. lSif-,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
Carriage { Harness.
Household 8 Kitchen
RURH-ITURE,
PURIIO SALH.

TyHE Mbsefiber. Administrator Of The Estate
y. Of the late Charles Shenion, viii sell a
public sale, at the iaie residence d the deceased
~ TiEhrsddg ne % DAY DC December nert, the fol
lowing property. viz:
Horses and Gatfle,
Afpo,horse Carriage and Harness,
One i,co-horse Sleigh, nearly ne,c,
One Cart,
What and Corn 5y ne buslei,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

N OFFER q private 61le, mr. TFacf of Land
j ID Berkeley County, I9ing % Baek Greek.
Two miles above de Pack-h0us road. Il con-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

Coesistiag Of Beds, Bedding and BedsieadS,
together i6ith much Qther property, not ne
cessary 70 esHReratA
TERMs.-An sums Of IS and under, cash.-
Over S., a credit OF six months will be given,
with bond and approved security, for the
wheat and corn, the terms Of which WILDE made
known, on the day Of sale.
JOSEPH l. SHENT0N, Admir-.
Nov II, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

An oyerseeron the Passumpsic railroad
was shot at Nswbury, y. H., BY oneof tlie
laborers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
ENEMIES.

Have YOU enemies / Go straighf
duty regardless Of their spite. ~ i
who has no enemies Is seldonrs -
any thina-.he 4 Inade 81 that Il if !
terial which i % easily worked con
t ter -,s, who thinks for iii 3 Go
speaks what ia thinls i aiwa 70 me
have enemies. They are as n Wy
him as fresh air. They kee, lsc an
and active. a celebrated chd wig g
was surrounded Is enemies g. n
mark They are sparks, n you Y
Let this be ysl,r ] feeling, VIII; ay9r
ing 70 liye dom the standf5
are bitter aglinst You PFC, r; = =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

wie. ! little b6y, thros years Old, vas
..<si fo1 be 1;1 % s1ve himself il the
rims Of tie house be U4s in, q the time
~ he explosion If the Nashville powder
S.1,z;;o5' hs Sid. = did not save myself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
POstpOnemenf.

fK In consequence Of the inclemency Of III,
day heretofore advertised the above sale has beef
postponed I'LL HIcLNESDAY ne I5il day .
DECElMBER, inAanf
JOSEPH L. SIIENTON. Adm'r.
Dec & 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
''tender orphan child,

Who has no mothers care"
Run and speak to him. Invite him to
your house and look up some old clothes
and shoess They win be Of incalculable
service to him.
Poor widows and destitute old men
have you none in your neighborhood ~
Have they plenty Of food and clothing ~
Are their dwellings comfortable VIII
they keep themselves warm the coming
winter Look at your 'Ewood -piles. Z IS
can't you spare few arm-fulls2 Don't
give to make yourself popular; don't
spread abroad your liberality in the pub
lie prints; but give heartily and cheerful
ly. He who remembers the poor, will
not be forgotten in that day when the Al
mighty makes up his jewels.
lPoftland Bulletis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
Valuable Town Property

u &C tol1n d c[(11fn1Sl0lrIl,l -
FOR SALE
TIME undersigned win sell at private sale,
4 TWO HOUSES 4. LOTS on the Main
Suceh in ne toun Of Shepherdsiovn, now in The
occupancy of James Shepherd.
The two los arr ADJOINING, and upon one IS
q 2 Comfortable Dwelling.
With all Onisbuiidiigs, and number a he
eholcesl kEuN Irees. And On the olher is = large
CABINET SHOP which can Be nssd fdI. tksi
rurpose, q eonFericd into line store q s:hool
room. The terms, which win Be easy, win 5.
made known b Application % either ~ IL IN
April 1873. WM. SH0RIT,
4 WM. B. THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

The current Of tenderness Widens ss,t
proceeds and two mei mpefoeptibly I'D
their hearts 6lled With good nature for
each other, when they were At first tnIy
ii pursuit Of mirtk or reIaxation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
Containing 500 Acres.

There is. a great variety Of
Choice Fruit
growing and yielding upon the IS
tate, besides every variety Of Orlia- .<a1
mental Trees growing in the yard.
The Dwelling commands beautiful view
the Blue Ridge and North Mountains, and is
very healthy, but few cases of sickness having
ever occurred arising from its local situation
The land is of the best limestone. From its loca-
tion,-being conveHientto all the Improvements,
50 thai all the produce raised upon the farm can
be easily conveyed to market at little expense.
this estate is one Of the most desirable in the
county.
This land can be divided into two farms, Civ
ing both wood and water TO each.
The subscriber respectfully invites call from
those desirous of purchasing land. as he is pre-
pared to accept price that would make the pur-
chase valuable Investment, even as a specnla-
ton, TO any disposed 10 engage in such an enter
prize. To a gentleman Of fortune who desires
country residence, and opportunity Is now afford
ed rarelyto be met with
WIN. T. WASHINGTON.
Near Chariestown, Jefferson Co-,Va-
Nov 49, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
gEIHl1E II a 1RMo

on which he said deceased resided, consisting Of
$50 ACRES of principally Limestone Land
This Farm Is desirable, being pleasantly located,
within one and half miles Of Gerardstown,
Berkeley county. Va, in . good state Of cultiva-
ton, under excellent fencing, with fair proper
tionof Wood Land and extensive Meadows, and
being also well waiered. The improvements are
every way sufficient. consisting OF comfortable
Dwelling House. a large Barn, and convenient
out houses. The purchaser can have immediate
possession.
> The terms will be liberal, and made known
on the day ofsale
Dec. & isf7--,s. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
500 ACRES.
Valuable Jefferson Land

HNHE subscriber being desirous Of removing
Il to the South offers for sale his
Valuable Landed Estate.
Situated three miles North West Of Charlest6wn
1.-THE Seat Of Justice for jefferson county, Va, ]
within half mile Of the Winchester and Poto-
mac Railroad, and the Smiihfeld and Harpers-
Keney's Depot, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Containing 600 Acres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

~ A 3engal tiger and rhinocer03
! have just arrived at New York from Gil
: lcutta.
4 SUDDEN DEATIIOn Thursday tho
! 25th ult, boy named Robert Donnell-
4 son, Of Ridley, Delaware county, Pa, was
4 instantly killed by the falling Of stone
!. fence upon him, into which he had ran 4
4 RABBIT
!. GRHAr SpoRT Lorenzo Tower. of
n Halifax, Massachusetts, on thanksgiving
+ day shot ten wild geese ID pond ID that
! town, in which he had placed decoys. -.
+ He killed the ten at two shots.
Z -
! SMALL Pos. This Ioathsolne disease
has made its appearance at Woodstock,
: VT, and We learn that one Of the diseased
: persons has arrived Ut Fredericton.
. Nfew--.s<. ..ssaf sissgIInoI tssz1tt9a
.,,l Ts X BE s,,9e re1 is II last
: any sna G ad e III Rouge
: vi soa
eat $4,000
! IEthe strength Of h.
g aH aekn ,creases with time II
its boz 81 q Us like the flniJ
I. e ~ a n are. like theay cangnless
heSpt<oa L. 81 Il. ~
saIas' e = ! s. .sss 81 Augustine, sDe.
resisted, q The physical force q
necessity; !, ;llppstrated By Dr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

A Eengal tiger and i rhinoceros
have Just arrived at New York from Gil
cutta &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
RW@GnHOR1a
Farming Utensils,

And The usual varicty Of STOCK found on
Farm, viz.
Horses, CaHle, Hogs aud Sheep. Tie
! stock Is ralaablc and IN Ji,ae condition
The Hogs and Cors are ucry superior,
among nc former are seterai IT for tie
butcher, aud among kle latter are ttco
Goes sciih Cdlres by their side
AIso- WI Be sod a quantity Of Wheat
~ he MIL,
Hay, Corn, Oats and Ciorerseed.
TraMs viii be made knownon the day Of sale.
AI.S0--On the same day will be sold TO the
highest bidder,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
FARM FOR SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE.
DY virtue Of deed of trust from Patrick O.
II Dfiskellio the undersigned, dated the i4th of
October, 1886 and recorded in The County Court
Of Jefferson, viii be offered Al Public Sale, for
cash, az Daniel Enters Hotc; in Shepherlslown,
on Setarday nc l6th dag IF Dsosmbr nert, the
life estate Of Ann r. Chapline in a traet of
l75 Acres Of Land
on the Potomac River, about three miles above
Shepheristown, latc the property Of Ahram
Chaplinc, deed who devised the same 10 the said
Ann Z. Chaplihe Cor life.
nov. 10. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15
PUBLIC SALE
Personal and Real Estate.

yTTnl be sold atpublic auction, on 7aesdagtie
w 9skl Of ne present month, at the late resi-
dence Of Miss Rebecea Rippey, decd, all the Per-
sonal Properly efsaid deceased, consisting Of a
good assortment or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

SUDDEN DHATH On Thursday tho
18th ult., boy named Robert Donnell-
son, Of Ridley, Delaware county, Pa, was
Instantly killed BY the falling Of . stone
fence upon him, into which he had ran 4
RABBIT. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

0Lp qoFemneni lava coaee. q superior
~ qnali1. for s,Ieby
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

0F superior qualify, f6r sale b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

GRrAT SPoRT Lorenzo Tower. of
Halifax, Massachusetts, on THANKSGIVING
day shot ten wild geese ID pond ID that
town, in which he had placed decoys. ~.
He killed the ten at two shots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-15

SMALL Pox. This -loathsomc disease
has made its appearance at Woodstock,
VT, and we learn that one Of the diseased
persons has arrived Ut Fredericton
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-06-26

sOne who can cook your on,eiet beautifully;
Get isill on your shirt, and almost place your
room q well a. Ido,-Alice.'
.Theold man looked up at the picture; his
teart new merciful at that time. He rune
again The bell; he said word or two: and Alice
tho bud, the spawn Of inibuity-the atom Of
the foulest city streets that society crashes, ana
that he In his great wisdom disowned all regen-
Grafton for, save the gsllows-stood before him
in her beauty and her usefulness. The msgis-
trnte said righi-'Nob is il to teach good TO
crime. than TO tread II under foot The heart
of the poor servant had solved the great enig-
ma Of social wrong and social progress, in a
more practical way than the WISDOM Of the
scholar and the jud-e,-for teach out Ignorance
spd ne epii diminisA. That night the old maj,
smiled upon those books he took them down;
he read them; and Alice from that hour hitteo
round him In her useful, humble duties, and
surpassed poor Becky, because she had been let.
ter taught. Becky soon ufier this fell Ill, and
OIL her 0ying bed told the old man Of that theft
how the pity Of her hear, had made her save
and Alice was the fruit. SHE, sir, who is SO
very good, and waits so gentle ON you. be
good to her--be good to her.
Il willard take lesson from YOU, Becky,
that shall make not only the law, but my own
heart better
Those great books of the great jurist are no
longer smiled upon. The retired judge will be-
queath his great wealth to put their spirit into
action; and with Alice in her humble duties fit
Ting round him, de, es plans for the better bear
ing out the great progress question of retorma-
tory law; anu no longer ending his chain OF
ethic causatives by the gallows sets his hand to
| these great prime. ples-'h0f crime 10 ignorance
md that to so.e and lad this ignorasre torard'
good, - a service tAaf 0ppTOI mates the AMMAN
actor fonards his Diuise Creator.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-06-26


Senator JosErH X. UNDERWOOD, Jan. Is, lsc 5.
in an address delivered at Frankfort, laid down
the following propositions:
l. Tina, slave labor cost more than free. Proof
those States riihout slaves surpassed those thai,
hold them, and sell productions of the same kind,
raised BY the slave, cheaper.
2. Free States surpass the slave in all the com
forts Of life.
B. Slavery violates the principles Of the De-
claration Of Independence.
4. The masters slaves are a great disadvantage
to his chioren.
S. Valuable citizens are quitting the State on
account Of slavery.
6. The raPii increase Of the slave over the
white population.
Z. Many christians believe slavery to be in
compatible with the truths of the Bible. q.
We shall give, hereafter, his reasons for these
propositions. They are strongly put. and should
be well considered. We CONNIE nd them to the
attention Of all our readers, for they are worthy
their hes, thoughts.