O M * S LAND
R K S
^^Tyou'j’selves,
'^lit of .Go']. iSot of
"works, lest any man slionlcl
Boast” It appears to be the
opinion of Paul, that, if salva
tion was of works, that men
would boast, and of course
Boast of doing the works. Hence
we should not wonder at the
Boasting of those who believe it
' to be of works. But to all
such, Christ will say, “ Depart
ye workers of iniquity, for I
neve]’ knew you.” But to the
poor humble saint, that feels his
nnworthiness, and that he has
^ never done any good, and does
not know when he ever saw
Christ ill prison and visited Him,
nor v/hen Tie ever sav/ Him
sick and ministered unto Him,
or hungrv and gave Him. to eat,
&c., He will say to them, Come
ye blessed of my Father, inherit
the kingdom prepared for you
from the foundation of the
world, &c. Then our final de
liverance will be at hand, and
we hope to meet all the blood-
washed company, out of every
j^tiori. kiiidrerh tong-UQ and ..oeo-.
pie under heaven, to join v/ith
Jonah, David, and all the saints,
in assei’ting that, Salvation is of
the Lord.—Ed.
Elders JOHN ROWE and J. R. RESPESS,
of Georgia, vfill preich in Tarboro on the
Second Sunday in May and the Saturday be-
NORTH CAROLINA.—Elder John II. Dan-
el and Rennet P. Pitt, Tarboro. Elder R. D.
Hart, Moseley Hall. Elder .F. L. Oakley, Ander-
fore. Otlier appointments will be published son’s Store. Alfred Blalock, Bushy Forh. Elder
for these brethren, as soon as they can be ar-■ Q. A. Ward, Pleasant Orovc. J. F. Motley,
ranged. ' \ Puffin Pcpot. Elder Wm. A. Ross, Oreenville.
May the Lord bless and accompany theseElder D. R. Moore, Mount Tirzah, Elder
brethren on their journey to us ; and may we Aldridge Parton, Paleigh.
all he enabled to pray that their preaching
may he endued with the Spirit’s power, and
rovdonnd to the glory of God, and the comfort
and edification of Ills dear childreir.
Elders ANDREW HALL and D. R. MOORE
have appointments to preach as follows:
Saturday and Sunday the 17th and ISth, at
\Ci!liams’ Meeting Horrse.
Monday 19th, Lawrence’s.
Tuesday 20th, Deep Creek.
Wednesday 21st, Kohukee.
Thursday 22nd, Coueho.
Friday 2.3rd, Rest.
Saturday and^ Sunday 24-th and 25th, Spring
Green.
Monday 20vh, Skewarkee.
Tuesday 27th, Flat Swamp.
Vvednesday 28th, Cross Roads.
Tln'.rsd'ay 29ih, Uonetoe.
Friday 50th, Rest.
Saturday aud Sunday 1st and 2nd of May,
Tarboro’.
Moiid.'iy 3rd, Old Town Creek.
Tuesday 4th, Upper Town Creek.
Wednesday .5th, Wilson.
Elder R, D. HART has appointments to
preach as follows;
Rose of Sharon, .3d Saturday and Sunday in
Apiil -
Wilson, 4th Saturday and Sunday.
White Oak, following Monday.
Meadow, Tuesday.
Auter’s Creek, Wednesday.
Tyson’s, Thursday.
Mewborn’s, Friday.
Bear Creek, 1st Saturday and Sunday in May.
THE MAYO ASSOCIATION will convene
•with the Church at Ridings’ Meeting House,
Forsythe County, N. C., 7 miles -west of Salem,
on Saturday before the 3d Sunday in May. Min
istering and corresponding brethren are cordial-
1 y invited to attend.
ZION’S LANDMAEKS,
DEVOTED T9 THE
^rimitice BaptUt €aust,
IS PUBLISHED
Oh the 1st and 15th of Eaeh Month,
AT
TVIX..80I?5', ]V. C.
ELDER L. t. BODENHAMER,
EDITOR.
TlLRlsaiS:
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The postage on our paper is six cents
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Through Elder Bryan Whitford, Agent:
For self, $2 ; John Reel, 2 $4 00
Joseph Thomas 2 00
A. H. Motsinger 1 00
Mrs. Alphia Gaylord 50
G. W. Luster 50
Mrs. Bedia Johnson 2 00
GEORGIA.
Through Nathan Bussy, Jr: S. D. Ter
ry, $2; ificajah Carlisle, 2 400
Through Elder D. L. Hitchcock, Agent:
Wm. S. Montgomery, $2; John W.
Canner, 2; Wm. D. Wilson, 2; W. J.
Baggot, 2 8 00
ILLINOIS.
Through Elder I. N. Vanmeter, Agent:
Elder Wm. S. Campbell, $2; Elder
John W’. Taylor, 2 4 00
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THE PLAINDEALER,
A DEMOCRATIC,
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY
NEWSPAPER, '
Pnbliihed Weekly at WHSOM, H. C.
Subscription price $2 a year ; $1 for Six
Months; 50 Cents for Three Months.
Addrbss
€. S. MeDASIlL, Bditor.
Elder Bryan Whit-
ford, Newbern. Thomas II. Dawson, Moseley
Hall. Elder A. N. Hall, Woodsdalc. Elder
Russell Tucker, Peach Tree Grove. Elder C.
B. Hassell, WilUamston. R. Vf. Dallas, Peids-
ville. Elder James H. Dameron, Puffin Station.
Elder Wm. F. Bell, Tarboro. J. T. Farthing,
Parham’s Station. James G&xiiBj,.Sparta.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Elder Marshal Mc-
Graw, W.B. Huckabee, Camden, Kershaw Pis-
triet.
GEORGIA.'—Elder John Rowe, Butler, Tay
lor County. Elder John Dickey, Hickory Grove,
Crawford County. Eider T. J. Bazemoro, Ma-
co-n. Elder D. L. Hitchcock, Fi'.onton, Putnam
County. Deacon Joel Hardie, Irwinion, IVil-
kerson County. Elder J. R. Teat, Green IIUl,
Stewart County. S. II. English, Cglelhorpa,
Macon County. Elder D. W. Patman, Iwxincj-
ton, Oglethorpe County. Dr. II. J. V/illiams,
Social Circle. W. T. Godard, Liberty Hill, Pike
County. C. vV. Hearn, Houston, Heard County.
Elder J. R. Battle, Quitman. John G. Phillips,
I Hogansville, Troup. County. Mrs. E. xViina
I Phillips, Lutherville, Meriwether County. John
II. Woodward, Vienna, Pooly County. E. C.
Thrash, Plat Shoals, Merrkvether County. Jas.
J. Davis, Pawson, Te^'rell County. Elder T. K.
PursiGy, Americus. Jolin McKenney, Talbot-
ton. Elder David J. Lamb, Swainsboro, Kman-
ud County. Joel Ilardie, Wilkinson County.—
Elder Washington .J. Oxford, Monticcllo, Jasper
County.
ALABAMA.—Elder Wm. M. Mitchell,
Opelika. Mrs. N. A. Cheatham, Greenville,
Butler County. Miss Sue A. Crutcher, Madison
Station, M. 5- G. Pailroad.\
MISSISSIPPI.—B. F. W’ilkinson, AmUe ^
County.
TEXAS.—Miss Sallie S. Floyd, Coffeeville,
Upshur County. Reuben Manning, Cotton Gin,
Freestone County.
ARKANSAS.—WL J. McKenney, Pine Bluff
TENNESSEE.—Elder George Huffman,
Bloomington. John E. Frost, Shelhyville, Bed
ford County. Elder Jesse Cox, Franklin, Wil-
liamson County. H. J. Pearson, Brownsvitle,
Haywood County. Elder Wm. B. Owen, Mur
freesboro. R. W. Fain, Murfreesboi'o.
ILLINOIS.—Elder I. N. Vanmeter, 2fae^nh,
MePonough County. J. G. Williams, Ursa,
Adams County.' Elder John H. Myers, Peeatur.
VIRGINIA.—Eldef G. L. Tuggle, Flarnsville.
Elder A. W. Eans, Caseade, Pittsylvania County.
Joseph France, Frunty’s, Henry County.
RUFBHN
SELECT SCMOOIj,-
CASWELL COUNTY, N. C-, i
THE Spring Session of this School, siiu:ite(i
near RufSn Station, on the Piedmont Rai’r 'adJ
will commence on Monday, January lltb,
1869.
Good boys 'will be admitted, but as the sub
scriber has '-ncvei’ known any of hi.« pupils
to be intoxicated since the war, he does not
wish to t.arnish the reputation of the School,
by receiving those who aro addicted to bad
habits. '
'rerimis, per Session 'E’wciXty-Oaia WeeliS*
English Qramoiar—The equivalent of Fit teea
Dollars in Specie. ' V-
Languagtss—The equivalent of Twenty-Five
Doll.ars in Specie.
If the Tuition be paid in currency, the ad
dition shall not exceed thiity-five cents OH
each dollar of specie.
Four barrels of good corn, delivered at the
commencement of the Session, will pay for the
instruction of a pupil in English QrauiHiar.
Six b.arrels will pay for the iustruc ioa of
one in Languages.
Maimed soldiers shall pay only two-thirds
of the ordinary prices of Tuition. No o.her
deduction except iu cases of protracted
ness.
Board, exclusive of light, can be ot
for one barrel'of family flour per r.io,
$12 50 in currency.
During the first three days of the S
pupils can get conveyance -irom the S
free of charge-.
Patrons are solicited to visit Hie Set",
quently, in order to see how their cl
progress. The society ia good, and th
tiou healthy.
JAS. S'. DAMERON,Pi
Ruffin Station, N. C., Nov. 25th, 18(
December 22
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Address,
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