AN APPEAL
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BRETHREN: Having identified myself with
your cause for many years past, | feel that may
venture, with safety, to trespass for moment
upon your indulgence. Prompted by a desire to
honor God, we are engaged, as you are aware,
in the erection Of new Church edifice. This
enterprise is not designed to invade any other
communion, or to interfere with any other organ
lied congregation, but from the issappropriated
materials which are yet lying, as it were, in the
open field, to rear spiritual superstructure to the
honor of Jehovah name. Thus far God and the
people have smiled upon our efforts, and our
Church edifce is now enclosed But we need
further aid, and the ladies who in part compose
the congregation, will commence Fcstiuat on
Monday evening next, in Iodd's Concers Hall,
for the sale Of Fancy and useful articles and Re
freshments. May not solicit from you smile
of encouragement? Be assured that any sub
stantiai epidence ho,reper small Of your friendly
regard, will be long and gratefully remembered
by your fellow-laborer in the cause of humanity,


3ia lSFPTIMUS TUSTON.


NIB. The Sons and Brothers Of Temperance,
and the other Beneuotent Societies Dhose princi-
pies naturally prompt them to deeds Of charity,
aoiN not read this appeal in rain S. L. i


Washington, Dec. 6, l845. p oa 90