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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-08

dIxNT
R%so m. aSD rS.s9.ssS.s nsme g.
departure Of the Trains win be As totiowG
Leave. Richmond daily sunday. escspiea ro,loes A. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily Sunday. s.cePse ToeloSi p
Leaves Richmond daily, at O'Clock, p NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily, at ~ o'clock A. NJ
cren II year. Of .se-i1.ns. and
discount each fare ticket.
are at The Oe and getting on the cars where
GrecnesbOrough, North Carolina, 1000
s fsiS%: DO DO DO DO 800
S$ Si::::: /: weldon. $ !: !: rs
Leave; hehmSnd Mondays. Wednesdays and frSa, at A
cspSS s for SSfo 40 Old in FONT ana
ps,. tI1s SnrsaIs r p,s.v. o,s p,,
The freight on ali articles for Norfolk and Portsmouth, and ,Ss
Servants travelling BY themselves must be Furnished with two
expressly stated the pass they permitted the
je4 W. rHos DoDAME,p. supt
EINon NoRroLk, roRr>,io, Tn ,Np Old .-c.,I-
.ieaueOa, AUGUSTA having required more time
~1' sossS che 0Tany T, e
The c Ss The Ausp.,f sSmPS1Sd Of Can, Nm Smith
the Of the Augusta long favcraby
Known the travelling community on the Potomac and James
The Cars running with the Coffee,
oeock a. NJ every Monday, Wednesday, Friday
morning thereafter at the same hour.
days COeee viii leave Norfolk at 81 A. NJ touching at Old
Point throughout the bathing and at the different landings
Pare between Richmond Norfolk, Old Point 81
Pare between Richmond and grove wharf. -
Children three and twelve years age
wants through 50
RIOS DoDAMEiD. superintendent.
oSee of the r, P. R. R, Company, June g9h, 1883.
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- ttsONO Ana
.trlN N PAthkTs-rhis line Ii composed of -,k,H>
n{yShe following vessels, and nom EpfSJIS
.f73z16every "WEDNESDAY. .X424kS
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 4. q. Rogrr.
MISSIONER, a. a. roger.
COURIER, J. n ROGER.
SHARON, J. n. Nckerson,
MkkCl TAYLOR, 7" Cyrus Nickerson,
JCLlErrE Obed baker Jr
These vessels the
and have superior accommodations for passengers.
They commanded by experienced aims qualified
or the trade, and who will
relied On TO sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North
TO their interest ship by this, only regular line
ireght viii always be taken
every effort will be by the
satifActin
respectfully ask and hope to succeed obtaining
OF patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets In Boston At
hoWes wharf, DAVID CuRRIE, Richmond
Jy29 No la Sac .,.., Ass"s'
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NION srE SHIP CpNpANN'- LINE OF
- srEtMEii,-tor Philadelphia every Monday ~
md NnrEnlk nd

- rENihts-kor rhlssePhia every Monday sssSsssA
CITY or RICHMOND. Captain MITCHELL stsfuger
VIRGINIA. Captain Teal, and the -INscr PENIS " TdNII,
Capt BaymoTeOne these splendid mshps Rich
mond ior Philadelphia Monday Thursday high water,
touching Cape May land Returning Ph
depha every Wednesday aud Saturday at 10 o'clock, NJ until
further notice,
Passengers Cape May, viii
this IL In addition being cheapest
expeditions and c,mortAhle.
fa-~nSrr-fr New lorkwehAye entered
TO forward passengers through New
steamers allowing them the privilege Of Phsdc
phA three days, proceed directly
the arrival Of the
shippers the West Tobaeeons DESTROYS shipping
Pttsburg will mind,
orward Tobacco through Cue loo
pounds.
Due notice will be always Fiven all the Daily Papers
city when the steamers will be ready receive freight and the
hour % their sailing.
y. r. shippers will bear Ladng
be the wharf at Rockets be before the sailing
the steamers
Passage through !" New Sork 't cabin and found ~
through Philadelphia, LIST cabin
DO do do "a do do TUO
Do do Norfolk, LIST do do
ROBERT RANKIN Agent
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OTFcE r. v. a p. x. r. Co.,
-, lisa. tei

IMPORTANT NOrttJS-SrEAMERs BELYLS ss-rn
II DERE AND PoCAHoSrAS-until further
tice both Of the above will heA-s
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE connecting the
latter place with the Ericsson Steam Propeller
delphiA.
The BELNIDERE Captain Clifford,
SATURDAY afternoon Returning she will Richmond
TUESDAY afternoon.
The PoCAHUNrAS Captain, Jones will
WEDNESDAY aiiern0on Returning, she will leave Richmond
SATURDAY Afternoon thus alordng the
opportunities Vckbet~cen the places
found the
ing Pttsbur Cincinnati and the South and West generally
lreisht Apply 90 LuDLAM A WATSON.
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g. Ss T., % n 1.rS %s.t-s.,s Won 3
oniyTh- public hereby Informed that the e>Srl
comfortable and expeditions steamer PowHArAN
Captain Charles T. Mitchell having been e-x.-<
renttcd enlarged and improved In
route between Richmond and Baltimore weekly
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line will
Richmond by the morning Monday
O'Clock, A. NJ Baltimore Of he mis-
probably by midnight, thus connection with
cnt lines Of ia tmore the following morning.
Returning passengers will leave baltimore the afternoon
Wednesday Of each week. 81 O'Clock,
the flowing morning with the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company which
Richmond on Thursday, ate O'Clock, p NJ.
Pare in either direction s forward cabin passengers nclu
ding meals,) e. 80.
Pare for h class passengers between baltimore and Phade
phia by the New Castle Prenchtown
class do 81 so Making the whole Richmond
phN by this agreeable line o. 81 only
t6 for second class do.
For further Psrtcular through tickets apply
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
J II. rket Aeon
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SADDLERI. dc.-The Subscriber respectfully informs his
- friends and the public generally that he has taken the
doors below Mer Webb nleon Co. whsre
varied selection o article saidicry
himself had
Ave experience In hi business that his
relied In addition BUSINESS have added
manufacture Of all kinds OF Horse and Mule Collars, which will
sell = low y be purchased AZ the North.
Country Merchants will ind greatly their interest
Themselves which sell cash.
mSi9Ldg = joseph H. COLoUTTT Agent
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49, 1922 sVHH 49, ASss1


rh.AI BoUrk-N-- M Ton, rorta-
~ HE sch-dur- = Triee biay Ir.m RioAno~d O. S~c
York th fnsrs ~ Psssnge-, AND EggdgS through he
Ia. p EdsAingt'n, Bhti.cre and Philadelphia free
cArvon and amer the 18th Of quick
comfortable schedules will
Richmond and New York: Leave Richmond daily
NJ and O'Clock, p. NJ; New daily A. NJ and
SIP NJ.
ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 20
Philadelphia LIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5 M
Between Philadelphia aud New York, ave times
and IS for each nrst OIL
class do
FOr through tickets to Washington baltimore
other information, apply a the ticket
Besides the through and direct
Main Northern Route. through direct
the Depot of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
inston Tor wheeling via the Relay House. At % 81.
p = The night rain win
at the following rayIorsyie
Junction, Chesterfield, Milford, Guiney fredercks6urg
N. d. BY order OF General train will De
between Richmond and Washington sunday nights.
IL Is deemed addition
that four daily lines
ingon and baltimore by OF which the traveller
through business delayed in
always in his proceed directly
on his Journey To any point north 81 that place.
Aul5 4 RUTH. Agen Of Trans ortation
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HRoN, STEEL TIN Plate dc-2OO ton. Tron COMPRISING
full assortment Common English, American Rolled
Hammered Swedes and English RsdnsdIrou.
tp bundles Hop Band, and Rod Iron
200 do American and English Sheet do
p do Russia Sheet do
20 Cast and Shear steel
10 tons American and English Blis'ered do.
go boxes Tin Plates
Also. Sheet Zinc. Speer Copper bar and Pic Tess
Wire s2elter Solder, For sale by =. H. sKINKEH
au2S between II ana IstL
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NsA-.NGN no NOnTOLh-BY THE COM-S 49,

= a
q PORTABLE STEA HBOAT "CCRTESEsllS7Sstk,-e
PECK" CART. JOHS DAyis-Thc CURTIS PECK <S--S.-@&
having thorough
life boats, pumps rrcss
will 10th
between this and Norfolk leaving the wharf Rockets
O'Clock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Thereafter, At the same hour
At
hour touching all the
returning. Freight taken usual
Passage to Portsmouth Norfolk
Meals so cents each
anHa
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ENTERE~TING TO FAllNiRItS-we will be inter
esting the Virginia, they
Furniture IN Richmond any
Market prove the lately
several Farmers Furniture who have priced
the North purpose blyng finding pur-
chase better In Richmond have returned
ofu Therefore, call Farmers and Planters bring
their produce and take home manufactures.
JONES 4 HARDWOOD,
kxchA RI uond. Va
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." eND y nNL' AhI.t Do5ks- Just received and

~ sale by GEO NJ WEST ''~ anu 'or
4 Dictionary Of arts Manufacture and N;n.,.
exposition OF their principles Practice by Andys IL
hp,f rs nj - etc. Illustrated nearly sixteen
snsa,nss ON wood Fourth edition, corrected and reHy EN-
Iatged vols svo, cloth. q. N e'N"'' gu
Ihe HISTORY Nee kH0idnd to 1912 by John Win
n.y ~ fits G1vernor Of the Colony OF
from hh original manuscripts notes 10
CE aud keeesastcal Coneerns-The Grography s.t.msn
Of the Country. the Manners OF me
IAnsrs by James Savage, President the
Society edition. with additions and corr,
''Ous y The toTmeT Editor yol svG cloth portrait e.
Edited by his Robert James F FeIow ~ NJ
CoHeg" oxford; vols syo cloth. with portrait 81 90
Gycu.Sop nooys-oo,,
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.meINrA ,i.Aw. MKnlcAI. scilooI. ANn

VfRGfNtA LAW, MEDICAL. SCHOOL. Ann ,fIsCFf u
" LASk0CS B0Ok kkPoRIUk-A. NORRIS No oil
Main street. has for sale the following;
.,s snssi stock In the city, embracing all the
Dyesis Statutes; vorkson Evidence
ner.hp csntraet Legal Forms large numb-r
authors ON all the departments Of
wt9y KENT Marshan. Wellington Greeneai Adams entity
hooks-A splendid stock Of I'm the
a. 49, OF fatDy, Aedl Ssrvy we'll
sseas.. and elections Medical Supplied with
rer Msnn and New York prees also, pa
sn sSTnool books-An the hind. In use such as
Agebras, Speaker. Rh.,o,i.
Readers s,.s hs,ronOnle,. Philosophy. LATIN poc..
Grammar u s,.s,s,srhies Chemistry, Greek do
nsAehsrs supplied ut a liberal Discount, >" s''s0'
no,i manufactured pattern nj the shore.t
rsmphe Music Books Perodieal, bound i'm an.
srATioNkkr 49, .s,,' - A,
eehool room, bank, public "'N'' "seu :" 'nc
mmIlNo AND LETTER PAPER-A large a..or,m.r,
rally. ~ 1'eai "erehandse gene
--..-...------.--. auio
NorNE-Mr. ". ~ MONTAGUE ID admitted a mariner, 4,
Iii rom The lat OF August business
persons having claims are requested 10 49,,
oI payusni and those indebted 10 ntc an
'@py set,lsm.nt OF their accounts JAS n cox
N' 10y -s'h' ieoo. No. 20 Main street.
NV CoNcfltN:-cox MONTAGUE No % Main street,
announce to their friends thr public tb1, ,h.y III,
Goods business nj stand a.,
R,ch r open their fal stock OF stanl. ana
lion ~ NJ foods To which they particularly call the asn.
really roo .,,I, IN want and determined them
endeavour merit and ree.iy. M. nj
- paunn.ge The on hand will h. .od on "a
H'' "''sA"s unu' the LIST Of September
Auru., i.,, isss-,,ao yAMr 7. cox,
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v N dONTAGuE-
Il ~ fhlNE a MINT IMPORTERS AND WUOLE
- SdLS DhdLERSiN DRY COOS iAh Sfrs,f RI n,g
e various steamers and frCm Indcn Ivs,
pool, glasgow Havre receiving ar aver
FOREIGN DRY GOODS
,,.h & All OF which were purchased principal Br
sn ana continental markets, during summer nv nm,
nf'rety FOR cSh, prices which thsy ..n
we duplicated Our embraces anu.a a,y -,
fancy ana staple Goods, OF British G.,,,
selected with particular to the trad. Of W.
gina North Carolina Tennessee "e VI VIZ
we nave also In store, full
DOMESTIC GOODS
noe comprising the sis
p,y foods ever exhibited In Virginia f'~1 ''oes oi
we nave ahoa complete OF
=, l., 4. , READY MADE CLOTHING,
nArger than Is Of ,o,a
10 gotten up In the best manner both as Terar
solicit can from merchants visiting this
80 anu naNS only To saw that has
SAM s0ous are sold In any market ia az couHry e
Au' KENT PAINE A KENT
IW TIMBER GETTEIts- PROPOSALS FOR surs n
- poais VIII be received ,he RIebnond -
specifications below 49, -''VVV hh"oau sis
sft.hcAIioss FoR sIIIs TRacx-Tbe SIN. ~ - -
Nhitc or post oak chvsnut
tot Snd shakes other deivcs calculated 10 innstr %
strength or durability and feet long moi t. ~ M
he.ed ON two sides and parallel heart ,he hsr.S
e inches apart tht end Of the 10 be cut on 10
neuhg The said Suls to be either
feteburE Fort WAlthall, on Rod
oy the contractor convenient loaded on m. "a a. E
seeted ey he superintendent per,on he NAV
inc "'oie To De delivered by the LIST March 1854
oois. n An NJ m ~ illus DoDAhEAD, SupsTnten denL
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- TOOLS.-Gcnuinr ArrutIge Hous=uul-
Id wills each: "Wrights patent S1dbuN Vice.
lArg-; Siege Hand hammer, Smiths Bellows
s. Horse Mule "Grhu's" Horse
C. J. sIyTON CO.
Sf,r o. the Cirsnla. So, = NJ -,
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~ OTItE-The formed eo-pArtnehtp
~ the style Of QUARLES BROOKE will Hal
aud shoe Bun~ at the old stand Of the senior Partner.
HENRY ". QUARLES,
4
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" ANiLLA hHAE>Si"l PRIME qualty for sale by
PURCELL. LADD Co,
en- Druggists, % Main 81
- kED WIFE Ar-SEED wHEAT.-Patierson Williams white
- Tuscany Whcat-only Sscd Of the Kind inIa-and
found vel adapted TO the SOIL rptns early rust
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nEsIRABLE ARTICLEs-we have just received Cr.s. Cloth
- Tor skirts plain FTepeh Mouns Pinks scarles Tau
Bldes &c small Figured English McrTimack PTin
ana Lace Jhdcrser1es. Also o.
nam Umbrellas VALENTINE, CRENSuAW n co,
Aals No. 30, corner Broad and 9th stree Is.
REAT BARGAINS IN CL0TTING-ta order to make room,
~ Tor Fan Stock all summer Clothing that
DC sold unusually In
do well 10 give a call aud examine my stock.
JAS. u. GOODMAN
No l84 Main street, opposite Eagle saaAre.
" H. Those In good Travelling Trunk can nc sun.
piled At Wholesale prices.
aui6 a.
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NEW sIIoEs.-Ju,t received at the Ladies

has hanf complete uf Blank Books, pyp.T-
and materials and ready receive orders for account books
ruled bound Ice desirable style A
tuui Fnocap Letter Paper and Station
&C. cits share of patronage and engages e. gye entire
satisfaction. u. u. sANNAY,
Bookseller. Bookhuder and StatipnrT,
aus w. EN,haugs Hotel ou Itti
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pEMONA-The subscriber has this day removed from III
oruer place OF business Pearl Iarr. Jre
PSo Warehouse recently erected Cary street. i
ana lh -tfetts immediately above the Auction Daven
port Alien Col where he will continue WAosris Gro
." - 's'FNhhh'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-20
Particulars Of The Death of Genera
Pierce's Son.

BosroN, Jan. 6, 1S53.-The -
0 'clock train over the Boston and
Maine Railroad, run off the track to-
day, near Andoyer, owing to the
breaking ola wheel The train was
going pretty rapidly at the time =
Gen. Pierce with his wife and only
son, Is years old, took the cars at
Andover for Concord. There was
only one passenger car, which was
filled by between 60 and 70 passen-
gers. Just previous to reaching
LaWrencean axle or wheel gave way
throwing the car down an embank-
ment Of 20 feet. 1t turned COM
plete somerset, landing upon pile
Iof rocks. The Car was Knocked into
fragments. Gen. Pierce was among
the first TO extricate himself from thd
ruins. His son was crushed to death
and his wife severely, though not la1
tally injured.
Gen. Pierce appeared composed,
but Mrs. Pierce WAS taken away in a
very high state of mental anguish.
Her screams were agonizing. The
little boy was their only child, an
elder brother having died some ten
years ago.
The New Hampshire Legislature
adjourned Immediately on learning
Iof the accident. The nj me of Gen.
Pierce's son was Benja min~ lie is
said to be the only one killed. The
passenger car ran off the track and
fell among the rocks, down a preci-
pice twenty feet, aud was turned as
ito change ends.
| The little boys brains were dash
led out. Gen. Pierce took him up;
he did not think the poor little fell
| low was dead until he took off his
leap.
Andover is about fifty miles from
Concord, and twenty miles from Bos-
| ton.
The morning was very cold the
thermometer pointed at Zero; and
the accident was doubtless owing to
the frost in. the iron works Of the ILL
fated car.
CoNcoRD, Thursday, Jan. Cop
NJ. Considerable apprehension is
| felt here lest this melancholy fatality
may prove serious in its consequences
to Mrs. Pierce. She has been for
several years in delicate health,
caused partiylby I'll e loss of her first
child. The boy 4 filled to-day was
almost idolized by his mother and
father
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-20

SPIRIT OF THE r REss. = The Ban
ac, has a brief article in response to
the call upon its editor to, be can
didate for Governor. Our neighbor
is very modest. He treats itas mere
Ily personal compliment. We think
our neighbor is mistaken and that
his party have serious ideas Of max
ling him a candidate. We hope they
will. He is our first choice. lie
belongs to the dominan It wing of the
whig party. lie has worked hard
and long for his party, and with a
loyalty that no misdeeds by his par
ty could shake, and an affection that
stood unchanged the late la;son with.
Seward. Besides this, we think lie
could be beaten, and Aqt with US is
a great Recommendation in Bbig can
didates. Hurrah. therefore, for the.
editor Of the Baunr!' Would that
we could provoke" the wllig party
into running him. The Banner also
publishes letter from Gentry declin-
ing to be a candidate fer Congress.
So has ended the most perfect farce
of this era, Commencing with de-
elaring that if his voice could carry
Tennessee against Scott he would
raise IT he came home and never
raised it. Making a speech, which
he pledged himself to publish and as
yet has not done it-swearing that
he was not dead, and that when bel
did die. be would die kicking-hs has 4
quietly given up the ghost without a
struggle and retired to his Sabine II
farm. The courage of Bob Acres
oozed out of his fingers ends, when
ne was told to face the music Of a
lair-trigger, ut the gentlenpanly dis
.ance Of ten PAGES, and political am
ltion has just as strangely died out
n The breast Of Meredith r Gentry. II
-Aaskule Unsor Il
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-20
Democratic State Convention.

1t has been suggested that the
Democratic State Convention meet
early in the sprin 8. Ii seems to US
that the 9TH Of al ril would be suit
able time. and Nashville the proper
place, for its assem blage. This will
give ample time for each county in
the State to NEE t aud appoint dele
gates which is all important to be
done before the time of the meeting
of the convention. The roads will
then be in good condition, and the
weather pleasant. As to this mat
ter, however, we are entirely passive;
for we know that Lincoln viii do her
duty whenever the word is given
We suggest The 3 "a of April for the
consideration of the democracy, de-
termined to abide their DECISION
An earlier period, It strikes US, would
deprive the more distant counties Of
an opportunity of appointing and
sending delegates; while later date
would make the canvass too short to
enable THE candidates to traverse the
State, if that practice be continued
Since penning the foregoing, it has
occurred to US that the better way Of
dispensing of this matter would be for
the Democratic Central Committee
to appoint the time. Indeed, we are
not 50 certain but that it is a
part Of their duty; if it is not, it
should be. The time they would be
likely to appoint would be next to
certain, in meet be the appreciation
Of the entire party.
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10 The Washington Correspon.

10 The Washington Correspon-
dent of the NasAaiRs american says
oftbe Lower House of Congress -
"The House is in the middle ofspo-
litical debating. The Cuba question
and the 1t. General question being
the subjects discussed indiscriminate-
ly. Mr.. Polk, of your State, dcliy-
cred very able speech this morn
ing, III which he discussed both the
above mentioned questions; flashing
the administration without mercy for
its Cuban policy, and excoriating
Gen. SCOTS pretensions to achieve
the Office, which, so far has not been
accorded by the Congress of the q
States to any person, save Washing
ton. =
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the club, SO. We think this to be

TO the club, 90. We think this to be
the spirit of envy and of one who
would SOW diseord among brethren,
and not the spirit of the Bible. We
would flin hope that those Of our
brethren who have differed with US
would not indulge in such a spirit,
out stop and think before they fur
ther 30. | would have rejoieeH to
haJe seen them content to reihain
with US on original ground, bit if
they cannot think as We do, obey
mus choose for themselves. ,But
says he, the captain done his duty.
| suppose in this he alludes to the
Moderator as he expressed his feel
ings before the Association in oppo-
sitlon to the terms of compromise
prJ posed by the IS Of Flat Creek
church. 1t is well known to all who
wefe present. that that article of COM
prd mise contained all the items of
doctrine objected to by the Elk River
As bociatiOn and her correspondence,
and SO far from settling eur difficult
ties By the acceptance of such COM
prdmisc, it would only have tended
to tggravate our distresses. | did
not blame the brethren for offering
to compromise away the certainty OF
their doctrine, as it is without found
ati5n lib the Bible For if the doc
tribe of an uncreated self-existant
devil, a nd that the children Of God
are uncreated and eternal, that God
never created a spirit good OF bad,
1 kswiss that the church was eternal
ily justified, mot in purpose but i'll
!. fact DIFF these things be in the BIZ
bic | have not seen them And as
rel; ties to the doctrine of the resur-
..rectio they deny that there will be
amy resurreeti on of the dead, Chat
lis, pc our bodies.) In t his, we think
the y are one in faith with Hymeneus
land Philetus, who concerning the
.trn th have erred saying that the res
Iurrb ction is past and overthrow the
iCait thief some. I'D Timothy 2:17,l8.7
$50 il is among Us: some of our breth-
lrenIh have been turned away from theiI
first faith, and we fear that they are
lturh bed unto fables and endless gene
oloSies, which minister questions
rather than godly edilying. If a
man, therefore, purge himself from
thc$e, he shall be a vessel unto honor
sanftified and meet for the Masters
useI and prepared unto every good
work. A MEMBER or Elk RIVER.