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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-16
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE
"a CILTERE OLE SILK. adRnted 10

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE
N CULTURE OF SILK, adapted 10
the Climate and Soil of the United States.
BY +. G. CoM5ToCK, Secretary OF the Hart
ford County Silk Society, and Editor of
the silk Cuturist. Illustrated by Engra-
wings
The interest in all parts of the United
States in the Culture and Manufacture
silk, manifested by the constant calls for
information on the subject has induced
the publisher TO have prepared plain
Prncticm Treatise on the Cultivation OF the
Mulberry and Rearing silk Worms, adap-
ted 10 tie Soil and Climate of this county
and to the wants Of plain practical men.
The Practical Cuiurist in this country
needs directory adapted to the Soil on
which he plants his trees, aud the Climate
in which he rcars his WORMS, without ref
erence 10 Soils and Climates less congenal
to their growth. 1t has been therefore the
object Of the author TO makea treatise,
strictly practical emitting 5nothing Of inn
pol lance and adding nothing of useless
or cNtraneous character
As making the raw material into Sew
ing silk and Twist is very prahtabIe 10
the silk grower, all necessary information
for that purpose will he given.
This work is in Press and will soon be
published in duOdecimo Of about 100
pages, in handsome binding-price so
cents. A part of the edition will be put
up in elastic covers TO be forwarded by
mail.
Editors of Newspapers who will give
the above three insertions, with this notice,
and forward their paper with the adver-
liscment marked, shall he entitled TO n
copy of the work, to be forwarded 10 their
order.
WIN. G. COISTOCk
Hartford, Dec. 1885.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-16
PIANO-FORTES,
of the most fashionable and approved con
struction, with
.h1HOGA.NY MD ROSE-UOOD
Ff1CEC


struction, with
.lL1HOG,4.VY md ROSE-WOOD
CASES,
of The first rate finish, which will be war
rautcd equal, in every respect, to any 9th
erS, or no sale; and will be sold as cheap, or
cheaper thai;in the city, Or at any country
manuluctory.
Having been engaged in the business for
numbers of year, he flatters himself that
hc is fully competent to produce nstrli-
ments Of the most perfect, rich and full!
ones, and which will give entire sntisfac
ton 10 the purchaser.
Gentlemen who may be calculating to
procure Piano-Fortes from the cities, will
save themselves much trouble as we'll as
money, by calling on w. p. G. where they
will at all times be able to obtain frame
article, on short notice, and at a reduced
price!
PIANO-FORTES repaired and tuned at
short notice.
10" Wanted, as above, one first rate
Jomnoyman Cabinet Maker, who will find
good encouragement.
Woodstock Green, June ., 1885. %
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-16
Notice.

z have this day relinqnished and given to
u my son, f.. PAGE SCRiBNER, his
time, lille under age, and will in no case
hereafter, claim his earnings or property,
nor will | be in any way accountable for
for his debts Of any description.
EBENFZER SCRIBNER.
MiddIeseX. Jan. 90. 1896.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-16
PL4.NO-FORTE .MANUE4CTURER

VKTOULD respectfully inform the in
w hablauts OF Woodstock and others,
that he has taken rooms in a large building
Immediately north of the bank, on Elm
street, where he has commenced the bust
moss of manufacturing
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-16
WOOD.

THNHOSE of our subscribers who have
4 contracted to pay in wood for the
Journal, will oblige us by forwarding it
soon. Dec. ].
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-16

hand and caused the Seal of this State TO
bc affixed.
.uyu4 Done at Aoreham, his 25h day IF
0T.EA January n. ID. 1886.
s&NNM SILAS II. JENISON.
By his Honor'S command,
Gro. b. MANsER, Secretary.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-16
SaGdIcpy Hardware.

TENllE Subscriber has large stock OF the
e. above Ware, which he is selling lower
than has been sold in this village before.
HENRY Y. BARNS.
Montpelier, January ls, 1896.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03

Ra6 10 eben einselaufenen neuslen
gerlbten, erbOt Der sefanaene Spranf
Santa Anna, Den $eranern fol-
ssnbe rte0ensbe oinaunse n:
- Sie Qnerfennuns Der ilnabhan,
9tefeit BON Seras. 20
80 9ersituns Der 8riessfotler,.
81 Sefebl an feline 9trn,ee Die
2Saffen nteOtr;ulesen,s uno Bis mad
cSoliStebuns bes 9ertraees ais Sci
fet jn bleiben. Z. - :.
Rdun' b6rer, rpirDoa Santa slnnos
Slleosrlasej 70 fcu1mt aud fbon DIE
Sotts1afti oas Merifo eesen i'm il,
gmpbrnns besrifen unb Is (tbr i,peL
telbaff iei; ob er bon bort ausqtleli
iperosn tpiro. Seras ID frti mir mol,
len befte1, oa6 aneb Die MeriFantr
oas thnea nit 5oulfe BON fblauers nnb
or9ltitiget1 tiiar ibren @eftenbo6 Fen
!'enoen prieffern aifseieste Goloaten.
job f,ntbig obf1attels uno ;u elmer
psrnanftlger., ben, Msnfbsnsefb!etbte
auein tulroisen repnblifan!(bel1 SEE
9isrnnssfornl ,arid febren sper.
Den. 10. 81 G,fs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
gOI11 Nn6lAnDt.
.Shipeii.

8 + r,.-Ser HeligtenBfrip a N i,
tibet 3ur G5tbotlec uf{ereS 3eitott,rs
nnD Der S5cbmeiser GepubGF tnn,,,sr
fort. 6ocbnusb uno 9errf0fufbt nnn
Demoie Ytoffa1 bsfeelt fperoen ffets
berelt Men(eDen In lllnifenhsit ,,nD
2berelauben 3u erbaltent oenen {fe ons
wDrt Der Wobrbeit uno Der o(lfftd-
runs precisen fouten, fino Die ilrbeber
oer hdnoGbfen 2fuftrittet bic eit ei,
nigen Sagen bier porfaasn. Gis Quf-
re9ung bat felt farSerSei einen be-
Dent!tben gboraftsr. ansenpmmen.
Dahtper SppoGtions fclete 2ufltano,
e5n 0erl, ganegeiiieinteu sldgt fleb ser
Nuf bbren: yMieoer NIT Der Nsoie-
rtlns! SCo Den !6ugenotttn p gu
Ycrentrnp bat man Den 2lufruf sum
Aufttano an ollen @ttsn ange}bIagenj
man SerrelBt Ole pretlan,otiensn Der
Ne9ierunst man mi6banoelt Die Doli..
jeli man erfennt feline Obsi9feit t11ebr
an. Mit einets 9Bcrte, IS berrftte
nie Oelfcnmenfte 2l,artie. e.-oo}n Den
Veit,etnoer, 100 Die 9 a tripteu bic
Minoersobl boben, lit ibr qeben ieoen
2lugenbAf IN 8efabr. 2us mebrersu
genlelroen wuroen fbpn Gomilien ,.
ibren Trsuaoen ODER Der benaobbarten.
Dbrt9felt t1cg9tbradt, ,in lIe penMt6s
bouolungen Der Bfaffenfnecbts III ent-
reiber1.. 2Gl perf1ieDenen Orten foll es
StDon jti1l loano gsmenge uno~ 9efeeht
~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
ssmarfitt pan 9nreil
,,ao Der. Sries mi .9abre 1919. :

.tt1N ntr Erita iff1 0nhre 1919, 80
WY .>S :. =. .:',a,,- !; J.
Maelner nnoefto9 9an'ten 0Isst;psa.to.s' 2. W. =.
l,ur Den SooeroItfeR eisea II1f mes'
eauptsn bic Ssitnassls eer :. -: SH: I:
8ant jest, oaB Jor. sSan 2oatea 9 g
sen oenttsten SE.e9 mlI Sns.aAe, s.s
iptttn tep, Oo9lei0 gnnost!as d,a po.s s Dns.A " !
hDen Octunenlen ooe Os9sHtesH ose y
tDeiier,, uno sbgls!0 Seoefman ws.Bl
ber NIT Der 0el9i0ts unlstes tanoes
betannt 10 oa6 Qan SureIl mot allfln
Der etfrlsite 2ertDeiol9er 0es Nt1e9es,
in Der 0tiessscan9 Oon Nsm'Vert
spar, fenotrn Dap snsr ss oelonoets,
.uno pttlleldt sanj alls1n leenef 9snfetbt
enetn BtrtSfamfstt sa osspanten ea'
btII oaB Der S5toat RsilDort ll0 y c
Den &rle9 erfldrt ilno oellen eeles9sf
buns traftige NaBregeln SAr untetltlle-
un9 unitrsr oemal,seI allsenas't'sn Ne'
sssruns srsrit ote tept 1lel oeu ees
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03

|als s9tes- -prdfosnt Der 9tr. St. it
nur 5000 Sboler, unos er Iebt In
Wafbineton; spdbrsno Sen. 9art
|rt(on ais Glert Der Gountp GDErt
lDDn (eit loneer 3eit elm jdbslibeS
sginFemmen pen s 5000 besosen bat
.uno= In elnem Sbeile unlers ganbes
spebnt, tp0oos Dfuno S6tpeinefsifb
8. Gents Gilt uno etn Srautbbn fur 9
Gents gsfauft miro. ST er rpittli6
arm, fe tnn6 er llnoroentlieb, oerfhwent
Deti5d 9eltbt baben. .-W. q St'S 8.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
gtlllbt'illliih,
-s.z9eSSH--

tger 9erlb 10 6runs.
su Der Nabbarfbaft BON 9outre
9slanoi an MtIoarifusift unter oen
@6warsea cine: Qeriebmornas ent,
Deft irslbes bic 8empbner jener 8e.
seno IN nibt serings llnrubs psr(est
bat. Sbr pldn mar, lire 6errsn III
ernproen, 9eto uno tpas lic font er,
ipiiben f6nnfen, it,ltSunebnlen nnb
nab Ganaoa 5nentaieben. Sbre Be
ttti1tnung lit nun Derdnpert lno man.
bat lie nab Siben perfauft. 9urd,
fDlbes Waterial miro Die Nnbe Des.
Saoens cfenbar 9efsbrost. Dieie
gflaott. spetoen Den G5inn flr YreD.,
belt ii1t1,er fpetter perbrsiten; tlno bat'
Dlsler Srspbeltslinn einmal gEursel se-
lblagent 70 ipirb.er INNER tpeiter I'M,
ilAareifeil sap feline 8e1palta1a6re,5
Gel fana i'm llutsrDrifen. {ebss
Mtltebt bk1iraft fIb i'm gaufs Der 2eit.
llliii1sr ielblf-fbpn In Diefer qBelt.
Soflaperep ii tlaredbt; nno Dasun, rper
pen anD Die Sflansnbaltsr, ypenn lie
l1ltt einef 5eruittelnnss spea einldblas
gen. nbtr furs ODER lang Oleasicbt aor
NIT ibrefn Blute bic ghnos bifen
il'anens tpetbe fie BON ibreu qsatsrr,,
ererbt baben;; tpc0urh benn Das
gScrt Der Ghrift In grfiQnns eeben
fam, ipslbes fast, ba6 Die Sinosn
ger Ddftr foItn beimgefnht tperDer, an
IDren xinosrn bis ius brittle nnD pierte
giieo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03

iGenss eefauft miro. ST er rpittlib
Iatnl, fe t,u6 er lsnoroentli6, oerlbment
lDetnb 9elebt baben. -W. q St's 8.
- - - 3
~ ShPrif sSNknlOtf
- IVY N1~v
.Sl Der Jseu-O u-Otle0ns sSter1e pom
80 .. Mts. hnoen tplr 5 ol9snpes neef
oen Oen1otratl10en sanoloaIsn laI
[ete 'e50lee sptal'Oentsn sotsue. Us 'iteen
loem 2SaiDln9tDn'e efreipetleetltea = iar
lene Setti1ngi nno ceaOen oeBea zoe.
tbrsseun9 oeti , e,erF Segni ens
Agsnoen nno Solenten, pet 'neltem
oef N9tuf9s nldN 9le.D ten,mt, IN met
|6er tel0e ost esnlenl9ea ltsesn, metDe
Etbt1 am eefen tennsn - poI lo1ehe
toenno9 etten empIenleaoetn= s9ata1-
ter aus st9eno ~etweSs pos sDtl'gs.
tnaE Ppm Oe1sto. }'atttlon ss.us'
Eneroen fenn. 20 tt pen aHsn .pat'
taen 5u9eitanoen' paB Sostn Jeg"leu' c
ltopter 9utmnI9ts uno ta!en!sou lsp
l!no erDoeen aoee lsne &.s'''.'opts.1 s. 'rs.
0e oenlsal9en poHs.tst es aaess1ua.sai ', S.;.,.
Ioer lelne Sratts ostOsIt!so'saug 's'nss ...ss
ts1gennuses uno Sotss1ses : me.p' 1l a,saae nl.o
pap tesne : acme nnt eutsp m !s'us soss'n "
l1entrsuno1lOteu ano @oelDs'os"9s"
apsrtrehsa tpstosn' ....-.-..
| (Qrrre{ponoen; Der ,,8isue.)
apafdbiuaten ben 1eitsn alpsit 1886,
| :cn rinru, esike ,,1r Nebten oes
lsYoJnta ann anoss i'm Centrum, Der Nspre-
| ,sntantsn Solls fanl, man tdsltd,, uno
lwabreno Der Sisuns pes 9an'sS pet
naes eeranolS e'nsn , g.S.n ss;n.a, vos ovs1.. y
loo o"DEen, Mt set.va'e.ss .;. esrs;hsn rs'I,s ~
1gsn gemetfsb .s es. ~ 10. .osF.s 'ssv e,cnr i,
hyal't9s. ~. Wv" S.a s,t1s.rs tnsa1 osSisirht , ~
.| sn osuss "" SsoH n~ni.s ssy ' ,ncSIneiIsnDes
issn iS.a:5 stVb. i'',S .;n. eonets hfamr Sluoen.
1lsy9sIYI WY ts."s aa,...tsr,ioFs;t aaM, % g,ns
tSss.'s"'n easnp. !'ss ~ asgeei @e,,,nee err fsin
ISot.sIers IS ~ .xt;.it ~ m ,sad,t i'm Elm fpe-
r'o s;nssn ';J.s. h,ses r,,s % ,,,e,,rerer, onosrn
sy ,nsr.n s" cx,unSsn S ,''' orsiftn t,,ancbn,al
ysv'tS" !n. S..c,aSs.;. .> ~ Soitrm Inn irboeh
s..M r... gsiaiep'es Ssei,,n" @ siusy sffents
|i;ahs. ishsn a,ait,.n vva; vss St''"'"S ~ 's ""
"VsM SSts" S;siA.., w. ,,,;nr,at. ~ s;r, ,,,eb.
So. D'e,sM aah pl''o.." s.. 'VsHi en- n;,rtr esnhy.
.sts .5aVss,nyss .,ss =, s ah,eh.;,,t;t;S, S ,,nd
punvs.sin .nse nae WV !, GseS,l.un nsrl.ihsr
a'a.sw. esS. S"9es, 9a,;.s.s S,an,, II osnrsihe,
so.'iSg.sn. M..;... r ~ .,,;1;.5r;c,hsn Gnn,ie-
We Ss''. s,e. ,,an -. ~ >sr,"srat;t,,sr 6 onni.
ssapssas"s, m s ~ aus e,ai...sNsss;nsrten ~ Gtsne
eas e.s cna,.in;ofsn w n e,fnnt.n:
| W6arb 81. SDbnlosh Don Ssntnsp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03

, i SenatVrial grnablef. =. :.
Stbnisl eeessr, Sobn aa. @coesnesps f /
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03

Demoerasilp Rspabs,tanifbe eFns.snana
Sarprafbtnt,
i ~attt1t Gun Bttcel1t f. f.
-. pon NenDcrf. 81 .=:s< i
Slr 9iee.Wr dftoent. ~ 7
RtcDaru gH. :DoD1rao NJ.
Der !psIp bon Der 1bein{s, nnb. s9ater bss
:. = Sonntae YoR 8eriebts.
= SIR @ouserneur. ~ y,
ELI Gal0tnt1T.
: 49, vpn Irunabna County: y s;;'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03

gorise wetbe ifarb. in wilminstcn
Gaieb g. Dennetr 8eupesnsilr pes
EStaates >S0elopare. gr trreibte EN-
Alter oon 7s Sabren. ii Das. Delarpare
5ousnal'' ertbeilt ibni hobe gebfprb'
DE. 9ennst rpar Ser ieete s9ffsier oes
.tapferen Nesimsnts, ,pelAes Den Slas1,-
en- Dslapare fibrte. 2lle feline 2Hae
#fenbrioer iiesen inibren Grdbert1. n
Den pielen e5dlabten, oenst, sr bsp'
rpbnte, fab man tbnintner ~, itatFifet1
yeuer. Bev 9srinantefpt. tpuroe
sr ,pdbrenp bee 2lnsriffss auf Gbssp'e
Oous fDner perfpanoet. gt batte
llntbeii al, Der 9sfonssnnebmung oes
Sjensrals Gosntpallis bsD DDrftctus'.
0sab Beenptsuas pes Srisses lsbte sr
s,lnuuterbrcbe1 i'm Gtaate Detatpars
.uno (eit 90 9abrsn in Bilmingten,
finer BebuFtsitaot. 1882 erfpab!ten
i'm lsine Mitblrger S,ln, gouves16r'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03

@,mdblet3sttel far 9Drafoent u. O'sespfahp
ecSaepb HeItsr, fir ben item gonateB DeSIft.@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-18

A SIGN-TLovts labor ioa.--A
notice vas circulated very extensively
among the faithful" that meeting ~
TO be held a, Wyehe's store, about 10
miles from Oxford, on the 9Th February.
for the purpose Of forming a democrats
republican % lickel;--bui sosnehos e
other. The news got Out that caucus q
, In he held al the above time and piscs,
when. 10 relieve themselves lEnm The
Odium Of esucusing, Ihry proclaimed IL y
he a meeting OF the PEOPLE. Bu
mark IL, reader. they neither pt.tet
plscards to that effect. nor gave nons
through any public journal--it btig
made knosn only to those who had lie
curiosity TO inquire. Many. not suspers
ing the game the party were pla, Inr
were honest enough tn believe tina, il .
To be a primitive sssemblsge of the .eO.
pie. for the purpose Of giving expression
To the public will, and attended accord.
ingIy Well, the meeting was held
the deputy inspector reviewed the for
ces--snd 10! the Van Bureni,es wsu
minus some considerable odds. Ther
was majority Of Jackson men, but mani
Of them take the responsibility Of think
ing for themselves, and will accordingly
! vote Tor The good old RepubIican---lhs
choice Of the Soulh-their tried and
faithful friend. Hugh l.. H'hiie. sgaius;
Caucus Dic,a,ion and Abolition.
The question 10 no longer Bank o.
no Bank" and such like; but /, is, tho
PEOPLE against Executive dic,atios
and Caucus nomina,ion;--and the Re
publicans VI Granville and of the stals
OF North Cstolins, have too much the
interest Of country at heart. TO suffer the
latter TO triumph over the former. The
true issue is, the stern republican Hugh
i. White. and the fawning syeophani.
robed in The cas-. of garments OF Andres
Jackson-nominated bya packed caucus.
and supported north Of Mason a. Dixons
line as the abollionist candidate, Marin
Van Buren.--An old adage, once held TO
contain sound doctrine, we remember
well, and so do the most OF you,--it 10,
lei every tub stand on lis o,cn bottom.
| Oxford Examiner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-18
THE NExI PRESIDE NCY.

ksHfUeky-A resolution nomirsrirs
Gen. William II. Harrison ~ rail,..
date fnr the Presidency. has been adogs
ed by The House 81 Representative d
Keniucky, by q vote o. 50 10 IL.
Ohio.-The Convention cor The STA
81 Ohio assembled u Columbus on In
22d &c February. and nominated william
n. Harrison of Ohio. - q candidate On
The Presidency, and Francis Granger d
New York fcr he Vice Presidency. The
numher of members attending exceeded
twelve hundred. and was the mosi nums.
rous and respectable convention ever -.
stumbled IN that state. Among the Irsa.
lulians dopled we're the following:
ResoLsi. That this Convention yisT
tie nominations II Baltimore ~ the aca
1T m organized corps IL Office holders,
designed tn Perpeiuair their owl power,
regardless At The interests ~ an homes
and confding people. and that IL is Ii,
duty nf every ps,riat 10 assist in deftsl,
ing those nominations.
Pssoissi. Tina, the people assemble
IN this Convention heartily concur in sns
approve The doctrine Of General Jacksas
which asserts that "lhe patronage 81 IL,
General Government ought not to b,
brought inin eonflici with the freedom a
eleriions. and that they viii use ever,
! hannrahls and honest eSer,ion tn suslal.
the sentiment, and carry !, into prac,ics
execution.
Jermoni.-The Anii.Masonic canvsa
Ii"n aud the Wing convention OF The .taa
of Vermont. met al Montpelier an III
e. of February. and both Of them nm
ted in nominating William H. Harisol
and Francis Granger ss candidates "a
President and Vice President u the Uni
ted States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-18

The Pekin. Gazette contains the details
Of the mos. terrible earthquake within ,hi
memory Of man. The shocks continue.
with intervals for twenty one days. Iii.
estimated that in the four provinces, one
hundred thousand houses we're destroyed
The fields we're covered with dead bodies
and no one To bury them. and the sursi'
yors were obliged to live in The open ali
exposed TO the inclemencies Of the wea'
Their. AT Pong Techin, the earth Opened
and stream Of black water burst forlf
which carried away produce. men, ani
mails, houses, and whatever il mel will
in its course.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-18

sererl o.AeF mites of ln1ians faEs ter.s.
sd Rsr against Texas. and nil sssond Il
operations Of Gen. Santa Ana. Who /
sdranring On San Antonio al ihe head I
5000 men. and IS pieces Of artillery. II.
Indian force. il i said, amounts 10 I0.0le
warriors. and s. 900 cavalry. This repea
seeOrds perfectly vel With de deparlsa
az ihe OH regiment Of Z. =. lrooTs froa
Jeiferson barracks, for the Msairas
frontier. where they are 10 BE- joined h
General Gaines. aho ID 10 take dc c, 4.
mand."
The disafeeiion ci me camaerl,
Indians i also siaied in an arsirle shss
Ne pdblished on Tuesday lasIs-srro,!,
ing Ia Ihe Arkansas Advocate. Ilsy IA
Torn up he lTealy lately entered ihln n
them with The Commissioners 81 he {,
States. and exhibited hostile atliIu,le.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-18

A salute of 100 guns was fired at Buff
falo, New York, on the 9th ult. as a
demonstration Of the pleasure felt by the
citizens on the passage Of the bill re-char-
tering The U. ). Bank.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-18

The New Orleans Courier of the 9Th
ult. has the following report. II il be
founded in truth, the hope of the achieve.
ment oil the Independence Of Texas is
indeed forlorn one: H'
HIGHLY IMP0RTANT-Jtrue.--
We extract from the DonaldsonviIle liza
Eagle OF the 18th inst. received by the
mail yesterday evening, the following
important intelligence.
We learn from respectable person,
arrived here, thu. she Ccmanche and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-18

A destructive fire broke on, in Canton
on the 22d Of November, which destroy
ed 1000 houses. an immense quantity o.
goods, and many lives.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-12-21
From lions Herald.

WESTON CIRCUIT, VII esteem it
a high privilege to contribute a little to
the revival department of your paper, as it
is now in my power to do it. The Lord
is mercifully reviving his work on the
Western Circuit. 1t commenced in
corner of the town of Whitehall, at
meeting of several days continuance held
by myself and colleague the first of Nov.
The first day ofthe meeting, the Lord was
with as of truth or 10 came forward
for prayers, and some few received COM
fort to their minds. The work at first,
was principally confined to children of 10
or IL years of age. 1t next commenced
among the youth, and from them it passed
to heads of families, where it became uni
versal throughout the entire vicinity.
' The work is spreading into several
other towns; Londonderry, Landgrove
and Peru, and bids fair, think, to sweep
through the whole circuit; that is, i'll
can Judge Of the signs ofthe times. Our
congregations are in general large, re-
spectacle, and very attentive. The num-
Der OF converts, is between SO and 60, and
considerable number are inquiring what
they must do to be saved. And although
theretormation has been rapid in its spread
Tor this thinly inhabited part of the coun-
try, there have not been many cases where
persons under conviction have manifested
any such great excitement as have wit
messed in many other revivals; vet their
convictions are RATIONAL and their CONVEX
sion appears to be clear and sound. Thus
the Lord, is causing this solitary place to
be glad and rejoice, and blossom as the
rose.
All who have joined any where as vet
have joined u.s. and quite number more
think, will join soon. All praise to the
Father OF mercies, for his redeeming
grace. Yours with respect,
HENRY. WooLLEY.
Londonderry, Vt. Dec. 3.
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From lions HeI aid.

GLASTONBURY C1RCU1T.-We are en-
joying on this Circuit some very refresh
ing seasons. At one of the lecture ap-
pointments, we have had a revival from
the time of our coming to the Circuit.
We now number about 100 as the sub
jects of saving grace, about 80 of whom
have joined society; and though the word
is not now progressing as powerfully as it
has been, there are a number ofinstances
OF awakening among us still.
The subjects of this work have been
mostly persons in the morning of life,
though not wholly confined to this class
some in middle life, and few who have
numbered nearly fourscore years. In one
family, persons in three different genera
tons have been converted, and in one or
two others, nearly all have passed from
death unto life
Yours, &C. GEORGE May,
ELAN CHAPLIN.
S. Glastonbury. Conn. Dec. 3.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-12-21
REVIVAL IN WORCESTER, MASS.
WORCESTER, Dec. s, 1896

w bCC. lCOO.
To the editor Of the Christian Watchman:
Dear Sir,-A short time since, YOU in
timated through the Waterman, that there
was an unusual attention to the subject of
religion in the Baptist Society in this
place. That lntimation was true; and as
an evidence Of the fact, | have the happi-
ness to state, that yesterday baptiz ed if
teen joyful converts, who, together with
SIX others that submitted to the holy ordi-
nance of baptism two weeks since, were
welcomed to the full fellowship of the
church by receiving the pledge of fratern-
al love. A number more are rejoicing
in hope, and others are anxious for their
eternal welfare. More or less cases of
hopeful conversion have occurred every
week, for about two months past and the
work OF God is in as interesting progress
at the present moment, as at any previous
period. Thus far the subjects of this
work have been confined almost exclu-
sively to youth; but we hope it may be
extended to those of ripper years We are
sensible that the Lord hath done great
things for us, and that all the glory is due
to him. We ask an interest in the sup
pIIcations of the friends of Zion that the
work may be deepened and extended, and
muItitudes be redeemed. The revival
prevails among our Methodist friends, but
to what extent | am not able at this mo-
ment to state
Yours, in the bonds Of the Gospel,
J. ALDRIcH