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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09
AUCTION SALES.
EScsira5D!e ssess,iencc a:;r sale.

IN a;n very desifcns o. dlspoains of The Tact
t:s.1 Of llad on which | now reside known hy The
sss:iii name Of LINDEN, lying in the County o.
sA-==*'" Orange in The South West mciEia1s, seven
miles from the Court House thiry,wo from FfedercSs
burg, sixteen from the Railroad Depot AT Gortonsve,
aud two-and-a half from the Rapidan River. Tins
Tract Contains eight hundred and forty eight acres,
fourth of which j. wood land, The growth Of which is
principally Oak, Hickory Poplar and Locust. II is d.
vided into eight fields, all under good fencing. The i'm
provements consist Of very comfortable Dive ling
House. Ovrrseers House, Meat House. Ice House, Car
Rage iinufc, Torn House, Kitchen Dairy, Barn. aud
every other our building, necessary for the convenience
ot family. The location OF The Dwelling House is
one oil The most beautiful IN the county, ard the i'm
provements about II are very handsome. All OF the
arabic land Is Well taken with clover and has been
der Tile clover and plaster system Of Improvement for
several years This whole red land region is proven
bal Or IL health, and for great Susceptibility o! I'M
pavement, by III. application of clover and plaster
The amount of subscription necessary fer opening
navigation of the Rapdan River, has nearly All bcrn
taken which, when effected must greatly enhance the
value Of lands contiguous 10 il.
In order certainly 10 effect sale, and 10 suit the
convenience Of purchasers, would divide this tract,
60 rs 10 sell four six hundred acres with the i'm
provemtnts allowing snficicncy Of woodland. To
any one wishing 10 purchase privately Twill say that
Will sell great bargain in the land and also in farming
utensils crops stock OF all kinds, 9c all very good II
mol SOLD privately between this and Thursdays the 18th
day OF July next, (noce of sale before that time will
be given,l shall proceed sell II on that day, the
premises, TO the highest bidder. The terms will be Ii
bera and can be known by addressing the subscriber,
Mr. Robert 7. Willis at Orange Court House, Vir-
ginia Persons looking out for residence In the upper
country, are invited To take look al my estate, as
will sell bargain. RICHD. l.. BROWN.
+. S.-Possession will he given whenever desired,
the purchaser aowin. The subscriber ngcss aud cgrrss
10 secure the growing crops.
I'm p4 An 1tvff
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS and OTHERS.

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS and OTHERS.
OUR EXPRESS LINE being now complete
~ from Richmond 10 Boston, We tender 10 the
merchants OF Richmond and fredericksburg in
creased dispatch and lower prices han by any
other rou.e, for the transportation OF packages
and merchandise OF every description between
Richmond and Fredericksburg and the Northern
cities generally.
F5 Our rates for dry goods between Baltimore
and Richmond will be so cents per 100 lbs be.
tween Baltimore and Fredericksburg % cents rer
100 lbs
gT No single package less han SO cents
ROGERS, ALLEN & DARRACOTT.
July5 Depot OF r. F. d P. r. r. Co.
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NOTICE.

FTER the first day Of July. by order Of the Board
n OF Directors, the office Of the Louisa Railroad Com
pany will be at Beaver Dam Depot, Mt which place
design he al least every day. the passing Of
The cars for the convenience Of those having business
with Presidents and, for the same reason will at
tend the ofce OF the Depot Agent, AT Louisa C0nrt
House, every County Co,.Tt day, which days the
Treasurer will also attend il bis duties viii permit.
July 2--cw4w T.. FOETaIEE, President.
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IN RICHMOND COLLEGE TO

BIZ FILLED.
IN consequence Of The acceptance Of Protssorship
i In William and Mary College by Prof George r.
Iolmes his Office rs Professor OF Ancient Languages
In Richmond College will soon be vacant. The Trus-
tees of Richmond College VIII therefore hold meeting
ON The last Tuesday in July. 1877 for this purpose 81
electins Professor Of Ancient Languages in Rich
mond College at a salary Of l.c00.
ANY commu nea,ons on the subject may he address
ed 10 the Rev. ROBERT RiLASD. President Of the
College. Thus ): EVANS,
June 25-clJy20 Secretary Of the Trustees.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY,

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY.
$4,000! II 6oi OF 10000
Grand Consolidated i.a':rry, Class NJ. y. 10 be
drawn Saturday, July l0lli, lSi7, Wilmington,
Delaware. IS Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
splendid prize Of $4,000 30 prizes AZ $1,000
przss OF ~ m' Soa 70 iSd prizes e Of s s."
Tickets only Sl2 halves q 90 quarters 8 90. A
certificate Of whole tickets will be sent for S44 CO.
shares in proportion.
$35, 900! $4,000 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 90, to he
drawn ri Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, July
l7th, l647. ~ Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals
Prize OF s35,O00 90 prizes Of $500
/" 200 90 :. 1000
10000 90 {. $50
Z" G,00D % " 500
h,nO0 % g 400
/ 3317 &C. &c.
Whole Tickets $40; halves 3; quarters 80. GER
fca,e of Whnea sl.D--sha,es IN proportion.
Persons ordering by the package may deduct the price
Of lhree tickets.
Magnificent !7.ienss Ior 26a .jaiy
S50,000i S25, GOO! 200 OF 81 900 Is OF 1000
TICKETS ONLY SIS.
Susluehanna Lottery, No. 3d. 10 he drawn at Balti-
more on Wednesday, July %, lsi7 70 Nos, l2 drawn.
prize of $4,000 prize of s5,as6
" IL, 500 200 I" 1000
$500 &c. &C.
Tickets SIS: halves 50; quarers rs. certificate
Of 90 whoes Sl92-shares in proportion.
u. PAINE & CO., Managers,
Orto C. W. PURCELL,
June &c Richmond, Va
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATE, NEAR RICHMOND.
DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed 10 the sub
ID scrhers by i,urwrll Starkr and Ann u. his WIFE,
for certain purposes therein specified bearing date I'D
February, l5i3, shall expose 10 public sale, OIL TIE
premises four five miles from the city Of Richmond,
on FRIDAY the 21th Of August, lsi, u FAIR, otherwise
the next fair day, the Tract Of Land which the said
Burwe Starkc resides containing, by recent sur
vey hundred aud si1tysix together with the
improvements, which consist of new two-storird
dwelling house, and all The necessary outIGuscs a
large portion of tho cleared land highly manued, and
reiy productive. There ten or httern acres oil ex.
cellent meadow land grass. The neishborhood
is good, and very healthy.
TERMS Al sale, and will be very accommodating.
We shall, at The time, sell for cash. valuable
Negro Woman an excellent cook and Selmstress, with
two children. We shall also sell, credit, all the
Household Furniture some valuable Mules Wagon
and Gear Carts, several head OF Cattle, old Buggy
ain. .,a.:ees g., &c, Selling Trustees, we shall
convey such tile is vested Trustees though
We believe il coed.
THO. J. srAKkE, i'us'e
BY virtue Of another deed OF trust, executed by the
same parties Of the same date, shall. a surviving
Trustee, expose 10 public SALE for cash. at the same
TINE and place, two hundred 0f land adjoining
the above tract. Twohrds Of this land Is In wood
part OF the cleared land |, very good Abou, twenty
of the tract Is meadow land Of excellent quay
part Of which has been 10 grass. Selling as Trustee
shall only convey such title may be vested Ia me-
though believe IL good.
THO J. sTARKE, Trustee.
The above sales will be made with my consent, as
intend directly after TO remove South.
NAV 7-cwtIs BURWELL STARKE.
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CLOTHING REDUCED
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.

TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
OUR stock is now very large and we are anI-
" ious To reduce it one hall in the next TWO
months, consequently greater inducements than
ever will be offered in Goats, Pants, Shirts,
Draws Vests, &C., and every article usually
found in a Genlemans Furnishing Store.
KEEN & CO.
July9 l02 Main 81.
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h.r IMPORTANT Observation-Disclosures
which have Cor their object tho ameoration al the
Caches, pains, and shooting fortunes Of disease" de-
the highest encouragement DR.. Cpilm's E!cc-
tuary internal remedy for The of Piles, stands
P,ecineat for IL salntary and decisive effects in this
complaint; its merits are proclaimed by benefited thou
sands.
sold Wholesale and Retail hy WYATT & ksTcHaA,
III Fulton Street, New York, and by T. JOHNSTON,
Druggist, No. lis Main Street. Richmond. Price
dolii Icr bottle
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Notice 10 Volunteers.

EicHMosp, June D. 1877
DARTiEs enrolled in different places, and individuals
L wbo have sicniici their wish 10 volunteer, are re-
oues,rd TO jim the rendezvous al Richmond, without
deluv Quarters and Subsistence viii be provided Part
Of company has been :ecslved, and Is now UNDER
course Of military Instruction, in Tnariers.
June 2e-eaw WIN. H. RICHARDSON, Adjutant
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sANDS'S Observation-Disclosures health Of the hui
n.sn system depends almost entirely upon The state Of
the blood. 1T he vitaizing fluid which peryades
ny Tissue, every membrane, fibre, fament gland,
other organ, primary subsidiary; if the blood be-
charged with the element of disease. sickness must be
the conscquenCe-and until the causes of disease exist
ing in the blood eradcaed, permanent relief can
he expected 1t is hero that the powerful ealti-restcr
ing properties Of Sandss Sarsaparla manifested;
its searching operation reaches the causes Of disease
and the cures performs are therefore radical and tho
rough. It's potential virtues attesed by thousands
of rheumatic and scroluous patients, and by all who
have taken This preparation for diseases Of the skim
II at once arrests the Internal arrangement and eradi
Gates the outward evidences OF disease.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of
its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets which
may be obtained Of agents sials.
az Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug
gisIs, 100 Fulton street, corner of William, New York.
Sold, also, by DUvAL l. PURCELL, Agents, Main
street, Richmond, Virginia, and by Druggists generally
hrougou the United States. Price, 81 per bottle
sY h0ites for Is.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA,

RICHMOND, July 6, 1911 J
THE President and Directors of this Bank
i have declared dividend Of st per cent on!
OF the profits of the Bank for the last six months,
subject 10 The deduction of per cent. bonus 10
the State leaving per cent. or % 10 per share,
payable to The stockholders ON the 18th inst.
SAMUEL MARX,
July s-dl2t Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES.
by ~. fs. Il G. gs. k5isi, Auct's
FOIJ2 EEC:pOLS

We will sell THIS MORNING. al 9 o.
clock, one Negro Boy IA years old, enc Woman
and Child anc middle aged Woman, who is a
good Cook Washer and ltoner.
n. B. & C. B. HILL,
July9 Auc,s.
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AUCTION NOTICE-The sale OF Sa.
Dol Hill will take place on FRIDAY, July 9h,
al 70 o'clock, on the premises. See advertise
ment R. H. DICKINSON g. BRO,
July 8 Aucs.
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ID. Paine &. Co.,
GE LOTTERIES

MHNIIG Ut ENIEoj
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention of adventures and patrons Of FOR
i TUNES HOME IL called 10 the Grand Schemes
below. They all worthy OF attention. Address or
drrs to us,
&. w. PURCELL, Agent for the Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
TIME President and Directors have declared
i dividend, out of The profits Of the last six
months, of 3. per cent, subject to deduction of
per cent, bonus 20 The State, leaving 81 per ct.
nett payable on The 18th inst.
J. G. BLAIR,
July 7-dlol Cashier.
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
In NORTH GhROI INA ElR SALE

IN NORTH CAROLINA FOR SALE.
ON TUESDAY, The l7ih day Of August next, the
~ subscribers Trustees will sell on the premises
"WOODLY,' the late residence OF Daniel Turner,
Esq four miles South Of The town of WancGton and
about the distance from Shocco and from Jones'
Whit. Sulphur Springs.
The tract contains eco acres and is generally Of
good quality, large part is in wood, and about half
the tract is first lair land.
The subscribers feel warranted in saying that il il,
in all respects one Of the beautiful and most des
rable residences in the State
The Dwelling House is new, and very large, and
highly cunven and the OFT buildings very e1tsn-
sve aud well built and arranged the veIy beet plan,
and the gruvesare taslrluiy laid out, ana onamenicd
with flowers and shfubbeIy.
The nrisliborhood IS famed for hcal.h and good
ciey.
The sale will h. made a credit Of and Two
years, with interest from the day OF sale
ALFRED AiSTOS.
WILLIAM PLUMMER.
Wanenton North Carolina, jane aa-eiJs
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NJOTICE.-A meeting Of the Stockholders of
~ The Spring Hill Manufacturing Company
will be held at The City Hotel in the city OF Rich
mond, on the Odd day OF July, iS47.
BY order of The Stockholders al their last meet
ing. B. B. LONG,
July S-dll&cw3w Chairman.
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NASH s. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and StasiOners,
AND DEALERS rs
PLANO EORTES. MISIC. &c.

I39, Main Street -R,cHAorD.
THE subscribers deal extensively in Pano FoT;es,
and for the supply Of their stores IN this CRY and
Petersburg, require a large number, which enables
them tn obtain The very best terms in the purchase
They offer 10 those In search Of superior Piano all
the advantages which To them. Considerations
such IA these with the exalted character OF the Piano
Fories made by Messfs. siodart Dunnam, should not
be disrecarded by those wishing TO purchase.
No one can run the least risk III buying Piano Of
theirs. A written guarantee viii be given when
qured; or when doubts exist, payment may be with
held until all are removed.
uST Old Pianos taken in exchange at fair prices
Pianos tuned and repaired II moderate charges.
Jane IL
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INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE
eth July, 1877.
THE ssmi-annuai interest due this month, that
part Of the debt of The State, registered in this Of
fee, will be paid upon application and after the
9Th July. J. BROWN, IT.,
July 9-c2t Second Auditor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE 81 Co.-For
M this day.-$l00o 1000, 1850, ,329 90 OF 500.
rs Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets ST.
Drawn Nos of Pokomoke Lottery, Class en-:
81 90 81 SIS 4 10 II SO 10 G3 AZ d ST.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass leo
&C Is 6 % 26 n 10 81 50 Is IS - IA.
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by IL. 81. Dickinson A. Fro,
SABOT Hill. FOR SALE

by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior cour,
- of Law and Chancery for The County oi Gooch-
land. pronounced IN the Of Carter Carter, the
undersigned will expose 10 SALE by public auction 10
lie highest bidder, upon the premises, on FRIDAY,
NE w day OF July next, that beautiful Estate called
SaBuI hill. IL lies upon James Rive. and the
James RIVER Canal near Dover MILLS jis twenty miles
from The city Of Richmond In of most beaat-
IN! regions Of Virginia. ard in oil lis best Country
neishborhodS. II contains eight hundred aud seventy
acres of land, Of which hundred and seventy irr.
are first rate James River Low Grounds. Ii well sun
piled with wood and timber j. Well red, high
STATE oil cultivation, and Is o.: The most fertile farms
W me state The Dwelling House il OF brick. new,
nnee, ana conveniently arranged. The Out-lonsrs
are also OF brick, ample, and in good order The
for their purposes r
ne SAFE WIZ be positive, and without reserve on
.ie icowhg terms, VIZ one.ihird cash. and the ba-
lance VI one ana two years from the day of delivery
with legal interest on IL until paid Ronds with sec
rty will be required, or title withheld as security
The purchaser will be allowed To take possession
for the purpose of seeding The first of September or
The crop viii be sown for him on The usual terms and
full possession viii be gwen Christmas
In the ensuing Autumn, NIL the Slaves, Stock and
Crop on the Farm, viii be sold al auction the Farm
so thar the purchaser Of Tie land may then supply him
self with those articles, ii he desires 0 do So
May 7-ctds CHARLES HENRY CARTER, Com.
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NORFOLK MARKET, July s, lsa7
Very little doing in corn; sales have beer made
at 81 80 els for mixed and white. The Gale
donias advices have thrown dampcr on bread.
s,uffs, and decline is anticipated. Last sales oil
Flour al 81, and further decline expected
No sales vt Wheat. oa'o are held a. 20 o,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09

PORT WALTHALL, July 7.
Cleared. scht. F. J. Brock'on, coal, for Pro-
violence; schr. S. B. Ashma,e, coal, for New
York; schr Avenger, COAL for Philadelphia;
schr. Pampero coal, for Providence.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN pursuance Of The trstamentary direction of John
: fobinson, deceased. offer for sale. privately, a
tract Of Land containing thousand acres IN the
county al Warren. State III North Carolina, living on
Roanoke ver, on the North side, miles below Ro-
binson5 Ferry, and sixteen Northeast of Warrrnon.
q large portion L. now in original woods. Both The
high land and low grounds admirably adapted 10
the culture Of tobacco wheat &C. On il is
q large and eonmodlous dwelling, situated in the
midst oil an extensive and beautiful grove oaks out
houses OF every description good harms stables grana
~, &C. IL VIII be shown 10 any person who may wish
10 vewit by James T.. George ". Robinson, who re-
sde on the premises, ar by The Subscriber residing IN
one mile OF The place. Terms Will be accommodating.
RICHARD b. ROBINSON,
July 2-cwiw Executor Of John Robinson.
hJ- Petersburg Republican requested Ia COPY.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICumU ND.

lPORT OF RIG III NJ u II ID.
High Wafer this day. al IL; ociocx.' P. Nj.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Sarah Elizabeth, Jones, Baltimore,
lumber.
Schr. Joseph tumble. Travis, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr Ann &. Cake, Leeds, Philadelphia.
Schr Hope, Ricketts,, Middle,own, Connecti-
tcul.
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100 Dollars Reward

IVU DUTIdES INCWHEU
WILL be paid for experimenting HANS
w FORD, mulat'o !aan, upwards OF SIX
feet high, stout and gen'eel in appearance, aged
hired at the Peni,enliary Store In this city. He
is doubtless making his way North, as he has moi
been seen for zen days. The above reward, and
GEO. t. BOOKER.
Richmond, une e4-d&c2w.
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CLARKE'S OFFICE, Fourteenth Street,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
Let all Lottery Vendors gay what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, Glass 81
40 90 g. 2 81 80 SO 3 % 81 "a &C 80 A.
Nos 9 SO So, prize Of 9l00, sold and paid by
CLARKE.
Eight Capitals sold 6p CLARKE last 1reek.
FRIDAY, July 9-S4 900 Tickets 81.
SATURDAY, July l0--s4,0nO. Tickets 81.
Brilliant Scheme for SATURDAY, July I0-Capi-
tas S30,0OO, 10000, 5000, $780, 200, aGG0 e6u,
ls0O, 100, 1000, 10 Of $40 80 Nos, and Is drawn
Tickets $40. For sale by The lucky CLARKE.
JulyJ
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
Al j. ". RaaGOiphs s Co.'S Bo9ks.orc, III Glain 81.
9AM IL 3cH 5tM.
JnlyS, 70 S. g. 80
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1886 .OOOl 10000! 10000!

S0J,UUU! TJIUUU IU,UUU!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 90, to he
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, July
l7th. lS47. 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14

correspondence with the foreign churches
OF OUT iaith--establishing a religious anti.
slavery paPer-addrPssing a letter 10 all The
fresoyterinn Churches Of the United States
&C. IT'S a remarkable fact. that every on. If
these plans has failed of execution. Why 10
ms Is not slavery in the church a sin and
disgrace, and is not the enterprise of remoy.
ing u, The cause of God? Is this failure to
be Interpreted as Gods Jrown both upon us
ana the causel Are WI taught by il that we
are 'crong, and should lend our influence TO
sanction and sanctify the system Of slavery 7
So' But we are deeply convinced that the
convention misunderstood the will of God
al mat crisis. The eyes of many who were
mourning over the existence Of this sin in the
church, were turned to this meeting, expect.
ing the realization of their hopes, that the ac.
ton OF this Convention would open the way
for terminating their guilty connection with
slavery. The backward movement of the
church the year before, DESTROYED all hope of
reformation, and seemed to confirm the doc
trlne taught on every page of ecclesiastical
history, That Il" the church." when she has de-
liherdtely espoused false doctrine, and sane
TONED sinful practices. never returns. except
by the process Of disintegration. Instead.
however, OF opening the door of escape, the
Convention has shut it. The hope of the
people SO long deferred, made their hearts
sick and hence, the GOODNESS that has crept
over us since. Real Prosbyterians could not
think OF leaving the church in a disorderly
manner. They hoped 10 move as a Prssbyte-
ry, and thus carry their Presbyterian, as well
as anti-slavery principles with them. But
they were disappointed.
l cannot account for the apathy that cha
racterlzes us now, and our seeming acuuies-
cence In the general will, unless it be a spirit
ual Judgment for the blunder we committed
last May. God often Furnishes his own peo-
pie for their want OF docility under the teach
lngs Of his providence, and then leads them
by the hand as a little child. 1t NAV be said
that as antl-slavery men, we are more cour-
ieousiy en,reatcd of lsie by our brethren than
we formerly were. But are our princ;DLes
better treated All! Brethren, / strongly
suspect, that these courtesies and promises
oil reform are but the old articles of satan.
luIling into the Indulgence of a hope never to
be realized those whom he could not terrifv
Personal tiattery and kindness are more dan
gerous TO a reformer and his cause than the
gi6bet or the rack. Staupitz, Luther's guide
at EdaTih, died in the communion of the
church of Rome! If our brethren in the ma
Jority have any Intentions to reform slavery
out OF ne churches let them prove it BY their
actions In General Assembly.
Concluded nert tueek.l
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14

Mnhomedan Missionary Through the in-
huenco OF the Arika, a class Of aboliiionists,
slavery has been abolished in Algiers. 1t is
said they feel so much interested in tho cause
OF human liberty, that they may be expected
to send a missionary to the United States to
convert our Christendom to a purer religion
and a more feeling humanity, that like the
Musselmen they may "proclaim liberty " to
the slaves. Such an enlightened missionary
would meet with but a cool reception in the
slaveholding churches Of this land. We are
inclined to believe that the Rev. pro.slavery
heather of this country, would give the gem
tleman a coat Of tar and feathers, should be
attempt to interfere with the Jngernauls and
Molochs Of their worship. Our friend, thu
Pew, Finley, would consiier this foreign.
Interference - iher .icT.
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0T al r~eR,iYaneestO be made, and oil effcrs
relating 10 The Peeun,ary 1oiys9 Aspoptr,
TO be Addressed (post psld) 10 The General
.igenh Communications infsSdsd for inser-
ton 10 be addressed to fAe Editors.