Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-05


of public meeting on the subject? Are
we TO sit passively, with folded arms, and
see the dark Pozentous cloud spread, IN
I'll itovershndows the whole southwestern
country! We merely throw out the hint
for others to reflect uPoa Friend.
The AaexaNdIia Gezette says-"htheSe
4RerRbers Of the hsuscsof representatives
who, during the prayers an the morang,
retsinEbe seats, with their hats on, read
ing newspapers or writing letters, world
only look up at the galleries aad see how
sheir conduct is observed and commented
con by the spectators, they would alter their
course. Either abolish Ghe custom of
opening the ,day's business with prayer,
orpay the public AMI rel gious service at
9east the show ofdecent respect-"--B
4 s.elmbolt pIes regularly every fort
Night between Athens and Csnstantinople
RAN ROAD FROM N. YORK TO PHIL
-ImportGat 1T Is rumored,
and We hope it IS rue, that the 3oim cern-
paRies have determined to make TIER
branch rail road Grom New-Brunswick
shroGgh Trenton Trenton paper.
The above intelligence will be highly
Eratifylngto the Peep lie Of New.Jersey.
by Ehs Connection of the Trenton and
Philadelphia rail road with the N. jersey
rail goad, a complete line wll be formed
betwcCn New ok and Philadelphia, ca
PabIe of being traversed In Ave or six
hours. Not only tha citizens of New
Jersey, but the whole travelling public,
wth rejoice IN the Consumnauon Of this
aveut
20. The flct above stated is more than mere
TuureE From information deemed 10 be
zruthentic, we iaarn that at the nc, ting of
she stockholders Of DE Camden and Am
Toy rail road and Delaware and Raritan
'caHni, ca Tuesday last it Vas resolved to
Copstrnct the branch rail road direct from
New-BrunswHk through Trenton Thus
rs Chain Of rcil'road destin,d soon 70 be
constructed from Boston to Washington
srud probably before many years have roll
ed around, from Maine 70 Florida.-Nc7c-
sugk. Daily.
We were invited this mornipgr 70 view
ID ee -sbtep at Mr. Steams' tavern, raised at
abe Shaker village in WaIervIiet They
eyreCd any thing Of the sheep kind We
have ever seen. We were Informed that
one OF them weighs PCS pounds, and was
sold for thirty dollurs The other two
weiga each tSS and I95 pounds, and were
sold for % dollars, making ffty-Luce dol.
a1zsfor three sheep! They weref4tened
by Dean Guogc Of the above mentioned
village, are 70 BE- sent to rae New-York
rbet--Irog Wig.
TIE FRIENDs OF INDIANA.-The
Quaker population Of Indiana are Gu-
gai industrious people; they are mostly
farmers and mind nobody's business bun
their eva Look al their farms, their OK
chards, their gardens, their cattle and hors-
es, AMI you will see what they are about
they are among the best practical farmers
IN the state; there Is neatneSs about their
premises, which proves them to have been
well INSTRUCTED ia the business of agricul
sure, anito Understand the most Bre6ta-
BILE no L. Of cuttyatin the soil Though
generally well informed, they make nc
parade eftheir knowledge; they are new,
az found intriguing for Office; they med
de liule with politics. and yet no one sec,
among as are more 6traly established in
rheir opinions; they seek for correct in.
formation, are plain and economiziag in
all their motions; they despise eEtrava
gaace in every thing; their barns are usu
ally we'll filed and their houses abound
IN plenty; they drive fat horses, live hon.
estly. and are, finally, an honor to any state
or country, they inhabiL Nelo, CGsH,
BGnaeT
The ROYAL LIBRARY AT. PARIS
From an inspection recently made at tht
royal library in Paris, appears that i
now contains 500, 900 printed volumes
100000 manuscripts, and 100000 his
torical documents. Taking the average
$4,000 volumes are annually added. ex
elusive Of panphlets.-Niiel Weekly Re
gisfet
--E >'
The Revival IN THIS VtLLAeE.-
have been solicited to give a particula
account of the revival in progress in thi
village. I do not feel at liberty 10 do Il
present. I viii however, say for the con
Fert and eneourog cement Of Gods peopl
that 1t sill continues wfth steady marc
have baptized between 50 and GO, an
think about 100 have been converted
God through the fundamentally or OF
meetings tbeEicve that brother Span
diog has baptized about thirty. How m
any the Methodists aud other church
have received. i know not-Pautuek
Record
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Revival IN AUBURN, n. UT
readers efear paper will, no doubt, be grs