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9 - On motion of .leremiah Dodson.
TKB PATRIOT. committee consisting of Dvul
jt printed nd published weekly bj Worth, Wm. Reynolds, and Reu-
T. EARLY STRANG Et ben Swain, were appointed to me
Two Dollars per annum, payable withir morisPlZe the Baptist s,ssociation,
three mouths from the receipt of the first shortly to convene at Jamestown,
number, or Three Dollar after the expi on the subject cl the views of this
raimn of that time.
,V pper lo B'- discontinued untd all arrcsr
aes are paid, unless at the option of th.
Editor; ard a failure tonotif) adisconlir..
Banc will be considered a new cngspe.
aotnt.
A T) YE H TIS FMFTS,
Jfot eiceedirp 161i-, nr-H-'x ir.rtfil threr
. fnr nMr- dollar, and 55 certs for eve
ry succeeding publication; those of pea- Kiemioui laeioWing, and to af-
Soc ietv.
On metion f I. Nixn, ordered
that the Secretary luraish the boird
of Maragrrs with the neceisan
extracts Irom the journal of this
meeting for puMicat on.
On "motion of Jer-rriiah Podson,
thf ul)j ct o' nrti'ioning he next
General Assembly in behalf of enn-
Hftion' rtiil'or inrtorence, of hol'ns
u' Mlow mn Ac woroe iu s?aT'r,
tbrrr ran he no dnubt that i' is an
inqn'ry wi which eonncionre ha om
thine to dt Shall if longer ba ai.
tht raotivrn of fancied oolicy fort a
pislihaWie pretext for enrnnening ra
. with as rye of unaianied candour the
' al llt CUK I ll UinUIC3 Mir'IWU'
j concerted and put into operation ?
There uro fver?l subjects that
claim jour nttonti'in.
tit. That orreprfinrnting jour ho.
dy in the anprntcbin session of the
maricaa Conentin. Yu urc in tiunil nKnto6in againt their heter
'me degree aware of the earnest so- ludenen'? Withou' liberty of con,
licitude that has of "te been mani- science, nan is bnt a driveling an i!,
fested by our Abaliton friends, in tliej a mere aiechauicil instrurant to sti
northern and roiddle etatre, to pro-( serve the base purposes of ambitioa
cure the sjst mat t' earticipition, and j power, an'' contribute to ths uabal
T.cttTe co oprratten f the southern lovvsd designs of nppress'.re usurps
societi9. fnr and otbrr adtan- tinn. If the situation of a (lirrd
tageou4 pur i . the seat o' tUe cm- person who is riomiaally free in tb'S
esery trniar? Ftha usr "C h tali
;nrd o'! with i-Cf! k pruiB;a
Rewtf Mir I rs nin
Tmr rHlloar-M nh-rt
KOI? KIGV.
Vtw rork, Oct. i9.
Tie packrl -op Qtrmioei'M'
Caot. Harris, nrrited hts uinnvnej
fe')in Livfpod whnct she a'U
rd on ths eighth n!lira-. W hsrt
our usutl file of English JiursM
to the latest dates. The intelligence
from h- sea of rar. is on'r ne daT
ention is abont t- ba periaanentlj State is but little superior tr that ofi later thaa our former adice.
r i . i- r- . 1 j InrmtmA In ih f it f IPiisfiintn. it rPCrm rA wmm, fnm viik I nrt . t ... 0 r Att
ter leneth in the same proportion Let- torn greater iacmiies lor lfiaivia- r"" " ".' inn uiioib uo rniaiB i w '
r. t0 .u Frtitor: mli be post pai.l. ual emuncipation was reconsider-! Having received cofliDiuoi.'stioiis ..n h-Ming that sscred pririlecef of gepfenuher, "-intiias fro.n O :ef-
u nr ed. and the house agreed to appoint subject, I lierrwitb saBil them which our citizens have ie n un u- ly , a of August 1 one day laie tha
I three p rsoo to t'ralt and forward!1"' J""' n"i"''" nrju m -it ;nn m prtvuer oi hut.. (,tjp ccatin'S irnni re. r i
ia mcmoral for that purpose Kirh ' 2n, 'nP CoBsti'utiuoi.fan nti- iog our feeling and consientifi.is re ierted that the proper Jich
ard Mendenhall, Z Stuart K Isaac . Slaver; Printing Jlstcciatqn, cometa cf- left to our own disposal. Or, . vm to ko bif ilepef-V- Omi
Ode 11. form th s committee. , uano so ne urn p". n m -r- wmcu ia itj same thingyio permit 'hat n!acn on Hie t9ts. Th vnrt.
EXTRACT
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" x . 1.r,h.tanlin held at New 'to meet at Dover Meeting House, ': M oat reach roe in tim-. I have tttem a-ord.ng to the ,ta'e f his
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Sifn," Ka.tti'n t otmj, on t uutifura vrtuntyvon tne xna rn
1HI. and !31hot iseptemn IbSo , day in March nrxt-
tntun v.ui the cumuiucat.o(i
the 1 i tsuient.
Iht Picriderit took his seat st
tV hour adjourned to: anel an
roi i t' d ite absence ot the Secret
.r)' tvhen on motion ol Aaron of
to to. Swaim was appointed Set
iTiir) prutem. On mctiou the se
icral branches were called on l
tht. returns, when it appeared .
ttjorrm was present Ou motuu
ol Nathaii Hunt, tht journal ol tf..
prictdit-g meeting wae read.
'1 he President lan belorc th'
Sfuse a communtc tion. whkh -stac
h retcrea to a ci mmiitcc c i
ist ng fj' "v illim Uevnol s, lie
hm vain and Phtnchas Nixon, p.
vrho are to report to a luttue stitiug
of this association.
Ou motion of Aaron Sin, the
ecteral answers to the queries sept
"ovn to the Brsnches last Asst i
anon were retered to a seler? com
mi ur. consisting ot Henry B. Hili,
.JatT(6 Kevsey, Nixon Hcnh,
'Utvjanun v,ilicnjr auel fUrjamin
lllklitan, sen wh are to report
(he icon.
' "Received an address from etsch
r'hc Femide Henevolen' Societies
of Kcrnet, Center and New Sahm
"huh were read aridrefercd to the
fmimitlee on the PresidcLt's com
wcmcation. '
.'jjurned till tomorrow to o
Satuvd at Sept. 13.
Met ursuant to
"Civnimittee on tht
M SWUM. Sec. proUm.
Tvh'n . ? hftf
Tjeiv:?
si ce lj.1 nu iualrjuauins-wth regard owtijdeliberxte cu.! ; ard if he oe
to it, but 1 kn-m of t.. chnje of cir fully continced t'iat preparation
ctimst ncM ren irring it impjoper or ei'her for temporal r etferusl hap
superilu mis no to lay the corres ptwem re ninefc h t i!o 1 . to lber-
Tothc Mnnnmfstion Hociftyof Worth )0,l"l? c br'"r T()U' hoin. and ccae f'nns npprrssi n,
Cnrotmn in General Jlssociatum ns
snnbfeil. . .
(irssti.kmb": The teTo' dion of
imnhrr y ar lias h-ougfit n to "i
t welf th Ani nsl Session of this 0?n
ft il Association. r we havecorri
to?e'ber.n.it om ke an ns enfatious Oru h'u.l agrre u actc-pt h
parade of war snumnla'tng nurfluers, ' Hr.a-ion, wdf rank' .i Ll?c
t . fbr terror of social order, no! f 'l ,'',
Iir. Vmh our poith t tr-nx"h, in h. Ataung the ineai:-es pruject
ffo.moh and threatni'-es Cai..H ;!r;rf ' !'-5t f.ir.preadiws i:.re
riiit irti-uiionsnf our brloed r n.- eXienaiTaly Ih? iewi if t!.n .nnMu-j -nay '- on i :y- i ).n th
; r.o. nor run hi mske a . air., j ' -,tf ;)fom(mev m recta .,; K,ttd
ft ri tM boaitofiu'ri -- profit irm y -nrn.l-trr, ly tis.f the !Jrao hts. to
in the scienre of human eove( nm:n'. tratel nr.d j.i. jugate our prjo.:ipl-i.
'ur set r.1 ii no aliscn. to his cori-OM. r;
A -fet'er fr-n.i inm !' rt-t 'ii' d i up he pleatf. VVr -i
I I ' I ta f
i 1 1 mio-.- HSii- u iuj-j .Biiiiuuisiiiiin '.na: J ? rr,
ta ifn -r rroancs ol oniCt.. -u ? u i danrrt"1 n r?a tal)'T be a: t
Tii letter is st j iu.' .-rtice ; ,t hed--ll rn tii - u v. )u --i q.
see oil Le wihcs to ftiirn Mit oicr. . Si clcmanid o ah w us fhe necrssiiT
of t kai:giuri; our disposition, ttid al
U-ring oiir 'ndiict towards he pcnplt
tif Color; '.(', uecesHity iVm xot oer
ded Iie sreaunt he rirrert, woutc
rft3oltirly oerta'n the rer-rt 'f
nepj'risfions, as well as t'i? t
liois, f lstiT" to lo .r cri s attf
of the ft'issin A' nj etre Cb i n
U. If would 'also cmu'e'iao'-' her
tv -si - n tlia one of the a mi -f theJ
E-srTorN visit t O !MiS is tfl)
gs ii tf t'i Pireign lioistert,
wiR ruf-nc1 ' 'ns he4l fr?'i
p i6l Jf su H''te 1 itn t'." e
sfraint. .v a asord, siys t' I v
niii' flrrsM, is si d bmt th !
porrant nrg t"ationwf with which the
st rk job 'trs f rif1i"
P-ok.r t, aid V -n js, ha" ""e" aa
n i" l '.he-ni'Its. L- d tT'r
we sre, tue metier.
n ii ia probAli)? hit aoin- subject
t. i. i t . .
1)1 0s vc 'm.i i '.'n in iron -
stii , tit-, ij.-f dv p6, ,3, Hi.ij;n l in ti n"n,iit1'MS.
'.e'ore 7011 u iui ;! cr -,;.ti r of '1 w.4 oof p-eiited fieforn the 1 .j
jo si. l it ii; i v 1 u .a-U. I wU:r! dny tle ss honour w r-n
A!tl. ugb, ti so mil this ; frr. r. I'riir e P 1 li , of -femaj
seaavs : ae a ticne ol a'JH'iir and i old , flo-jris ars. aii(br Brwissl iwr-Si'-
i -j . -
ee our firmee arroi"'. 1
in'-. . ! ee our l irmee arro-i"'.
Ph intertening time was evidetlf?.
to riaml h exercise of any undue j - teie se rvice ;;e to Le
inSuenccwI Obedient to the calisi of.i perforia.'d wi;ii the .prospect ... tovr-
humariiiy, and the iliftatea of con-, ticnjtion, i' is fe.iwd by thai iiart'teii, lei us rem Tn'i-ri tint
science deroted to the sacred hr.a..r danger ti ftbi:se may anae fiomi o have rosny sources of high con-
of our rour-try. firns in the cUAii cf ; the measure, mow it r In'gbly to be. girttnUttoo. In our sacial capacity, too sWf for discussion, in the ism
fruh, unyielding in he pror,ecuo I wished, t!at Lnivt-isal rordinlity 'ty ,9 have little to do widi ihe political of whirh o t only tha fae of the Ht-ofdut-y.
and, I trust we can tra! 1 hay, ' attend tit ry step !hat he taker. I'os- j excitexenta of the day ; but so far an toro .n Enapire, but the peace of ,lf
totally averse to even the slightest Ms-cstiati v o! the sn,f t, our views are idontilicd uith them, .Gumps, might be involved ; though
indications of frtion ; tte woul l ap and rmc n.-v modifications if aees- we have nothing ta an'icipate but the we admit it was long enough for the)
TTUDlcatlon tiler U thtir leport. -rcu,lt tA tl: iF.tnd'deiirn of ita
xt hith alter being amended, so as j f xmte(.e Wlli.n cjrcd' with tiiS
to make it thi (n.t 1 th- Board ol pt,i,ver,jf;rj raya.d prsp-rity ,ve :irt
lVlan.:reis to pr cuie a Ivcp'tstnt.
tie in the Amcric;in c r.v ention, i
practicable or d-oihe.fwisc to adtcs"'
u L it r to thM b dy ; was adojtrc
The. interrogate e ccntainetl in a
V S to the Female ad rtss Irpm
jV- Salem va. on" motion e,f
r.i Dennis, rtfered t the boaid
0! m augera.
M. Swii tender' d the resigna
tion ol P Nix tSr cue ol tht Board
Tf VaDxrgers", Vfhrch th;r h"-usf"-ac
certt .
On motion of Thomas T Huct,
Q'dtud 'hat the several answtrs to
tht queries t' grtht 1 w,th the rtport
f tb- comtnittct br ree mm; ttd to
Bcinnnnitte conistirg of ilesan
sirt (irnv Phinrhas Nixcn.jr ar.d
T. E. Strange, and thty r pert to
sjli Pcerd of Man' pt ts.
On motion of Wm Reynolds, a
'aoi n-i tee ct Teis'tinj; i hi n as T.
1 uit, AUx r('r (irfcy tul Diikid
J?k ert appoii-ted.to pn p;re
i d forward a tial
I thi Si tity '' ih' iM xt
Crrti5 prVi'ti "r..bi iibrlif.on : "''r- -to gi
' vlhV-r in the l)iatriet eit Lolnm I -rflfrtir.fi: -
Va.
pear in none hut the r?ai character fir7 stture Iht hearty 1.. opj:-
of the institution. That is to be firm, ation of all.
ith. It i beliesed lhatthd ensuing
Session of Congress will be earnestly
appealed to, by numerous petition!
and memor.sls, from various parti of
l!ie Union, for the gradual Abolition'
of Slavery in the district of Cdnmbia.
If the Pord of Managers hao not
attended to She s'ihsc:t, it wii-' Sn pro
me to ui in ii before l!:e Ass'i'!atieu,
you will see i( noticed t. a iar of the
correspondence hsrfwi!i submitted.
6ih. It appears tint ;hc American
Convention hsvi liberally favatcd us
witb a donation of certain bokss:ul
parnph!ts,4tpccil'ed in the comsauni-vtio-(
tr-jn ihu Secrkjtary of tL act
undaunted and psrseverin in
propigation of truth, indd, liberal and
persuasive in the investigation f er
ror, temperate and thougbUul in pro
jecting and executing measures.
It happens wdfi this, an it does with
all voinntary associations; it neces
sarily lie.3 ita vicissitudes to undergo.
And the merit ( a society, liue that
"fan i dividual, mat frenerallv Le
d)ournrrf nt. the j estimated in proportion to i's cspsci
P tideuta com- jv for ronderinc every change soh-
fra'd wiih ,ige--es sat! a. t:ii y
i of ardour snd exj ectaij n, rvf
indulge f he more sanguine nmicips
tions. Thus dated with fiatteiirjg
views, we burr ourselves forward
wilh a dgrce of jal and ajiimati-'n
approaching to rnthusiani. This h
the time (or projecting enterprising
hdvriitures, and colic ting afreng'h.
Weie these seSsons of high wrough
eiciiemerd to con inu too long un
ihierrnpTed, "it might over-strain
velity ; or at lea ouickeo the pro
resa to (treater -peed han external
circumstances cou'd el bear. It
is easily perceived that reformation
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iii'iii jdTf.r,..ir r"-io i ii tuursr purpose ol (HCtating IO 4De jOUlg
of policy fbat we perceive ia ab-mt to , Monarch, if the English and lustrK
prsvail, aiut ultimately dispose our ; an Cabinets wrr inclined to foil W
country-men to abandon slavery as j so dtcisive a course. Besides, ths
an unsufirabl burthen upoa their j season is teo far advanced for ma
true interest. The aspect of affairs i king any military d nonstratiofls as
abro?..! neer was more favorable j gain Russia ; and, even if this ob
than nw At the comaancemetit of j jection de not exist, 00 arms onit.
i'"' Coaim.tlce; th same kava beri
f'irwr.jdcd by my ordr, to (he Sc
rrtary of f'ie :ssocinlion, yoki will
fmd by his letlur, that lluy are in bis
"'session at Laltiiuore, await:.
your order for transmission. It is
pesunied there t. as yet, no po- uo
iary charge on them; and you will
endeavor to devise, sonifl plan for gel
ting them into ptnnession with the
least possible expanse.
7. h. The subject of petitioning the
Sta-e Legislature should not e ove
looked at this time. We have been.
and we are stil endesv -ring to pro
of every description is more! likely cure a law fo bidding the further iu
to be ermanrt and durahli , when troduclion of Slaves lut this Stale,
the spirit with which il is conducted Phis, however desirable, is but a
is properly tempered wilb a rte.llivny little part of what we c nsulrr
tiqirrl mixHireof ei.onable restraint. ; may be done with entire safety. Even
T tine end. n ust it not be reasima
y expei ted, that an over ruling and
ir providence should,1 nsv & turn, ;
to admit the doctrine of absolute pro
perty iu slaves, te the full extent that
owners usually claim it, if our citi
e if beat, to weaken ia sme desire j zens wold reslly be Fteet and unre-
mourn over the horrors of IHat period to the 18th f August. Th- R'iina
rn hVhai 'hep'itipt their dominion, why no(l which most intervene before iht con Guilds have rrnss-d the I) ,m on
"e!sitin cif. p'Mi-cal activiiy lit le ut abate, in j remove tuose lejai lesiraints wmce sumanon or rrar
the present cenfui y the slave trade
w 4s in ita full i r od, a'though
it hao been rarriml on by the subject
a.i 1 citizens of nations professing
civilization and Christianity, yet not
s enli ary sMtute was there of human
framing to restrain it during that
period. How different is now the
scutnueut uf mankiod ! One nation
nf!r another has aboliilied the tratDc,
till last of all, a period i put to fit'
Brixilian slave-trade. T'ua d ree
is to uke pfi'o':t three years from
Ma-ci L327. So that, in Uas than
two yerrf, we may consols eurselve
with the happy thought that the slave
trade has not a legal existence iu any
part of the civilized woild ; but these
dccreci and enac :mnts have betn.
and they will continue to bo evaded
30 long mVrtlii-otinarkei w auQered
ta Sxit. Hut yesterday as it were.
v:ere sur. tujoded witli slave coun
tries now, personal slavery is ban
ished from mrst of our ticigHb ing
nations. fcen withiu the last ten
years, no leas thao sevan Govern
ments to the Southward have Itera
ted 'heir hundreds of Huuaand of
either by land or by sea, coulj ba
fitted out insufikient time to prevrrrt
tUr. Rnisns from occupying Con
stantinople It is too late n v t in
mrfre, and the time tor an-'n
curce, if it ever entered into thtf
canteinplaiion or the nbivr mentioiw
ed C iurts, has been stiff-red tn ms
away. Iu the tucan time, tbe ernes
tion is likely to bo soon settled, if it
ie rue that Varns, as was reported
at Odessa, has fMen into the haads
f th" Russians."
F-otri f he second edition of (ba
LikIod Courier of Saturday evea
in:, Sept. 6, we hve rooi-d fh ltst
bulletin Wa the Rnssiae army be
fVt 'Jh iiKU, V' o, a id Silistrij.
0" 'he C'.h, the Tnks nnade a fresh
ittenpt tea dil tdge the It'isshns
fi'tirn t!iif ,voitian fjce Ch nla,
but thy were repuUed snd drjve.i (o
tie foot of the r vnnarfs. In r esc
sorties the R'jsii:is Had thir ' .fiva
men killed and thirty seven w md
ed. I'ijf Tark. it is added, bad
b-eri emlyed two whde d-.vs in
burying their dead. The RutsMne
claiua tu have been eejnally success-
slaves! It is said that slave'y has fu in rciisting the sorties of he gar-
recently been entirely ab dished
throughout the whole d''be Austrian
dominions. Humanity is obliged to
rison of Silis'ria.
The Courier announces desotrht
es fr na lyird Heytsabury, Ods4r
as prt'r 'unity ol i prevent inmviuun r.niaBcipauon srena o. ijih trie eeni is at nana : t;h -imit, Mie Ur d 1) iko Mi Jnei
iu ri n- whs; wt are i Whetever may be tor real ili'f f- and wheo we have done vu1 uf oos. v, a xp t-d 1 lve O l"sso! th
j titling and aflbru us leianre q witpess j jthc question, aa to Cbe norslaod rs-1 so more is required,, lay each and Xflth, in order t eat himself at tbetf
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