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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
LIFE OF AARON RIIRR.

1t is highly probable that The FIRST volume Of the
l.n' of Aaron Burr, written by NJ. l.. Davis,
Esq. will DO ready for publication in ton days or
NIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry, for rlte county of Amherst, on Monday.
the Sd day Of October, 1886
Alfred /. Dlllard aud Elizabeth Is. his wife, for
mcrl, Elizabeth g. Cabsll, Napoleon Is. CabcIl, and
Alexander CabcIl Plaintiffs,
Frederick Caho surviving Executor of the last
will and testament Of John Cabcll, deed, and IN
his ownrs Samuel lIran,iord, late SERGEANT Of
the Corporatiou OF I.ynchburg, and as such admin
istratsr de bnnIS non, with the will annexed oi Geo.
C,beiI decd, Samuel Cabell, William Daniel, ii
Judge OF the General Court OF Virginia, and Pau
lima J. his wife formerly Paulina J. Cabc William
Walton, of the securities of John }. Cabcll,
dec d. in his official bond guardian tor the Plain
tins whilst Infants William Chick of the Sc
curtes of the said John J. Cabell, decd in his oii
cial bond as one Of the Executors Of John Cabcll,
dec d., aud Thomas X. Friend Administrator OF John
J. Cabell, dee d., Defendants,
In CHANCERy.
The Defendant, Samuel CabeIl, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according "a
the act of bly and the rules Of this Court aad
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is moi an
inhabitan OF tins Country IL sordcrcd that the said
| Defendant do appear here the first day OF Apr,
term next, and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs, and
that copy of his order be forthwith inserted IN The
Lynchbtlrc Nirginan. for two months successive
w. and posted nj the front door Of the Court honsc
of this county.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. c.
D,comber = w2W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

S1 M" -, ,.npaI meeting Of the stockholders OF
WI" III. Iar,cs River and kanawha Company, will
10 held At the Capitol in the city of Richmond, with
Wv 'o;sson of the proper authority on Monday the
isth day OF December next. .,;,r
Pursuant order at the last annual ,le.,s
c;,enl,m containing the form for an aPpo'n.%en.
- s,an.Ing proxy, with potice OF the above
"ceaa aud other particularly has been sen. . 70
,i's S,eckholder., whose address is known 20 'n'
Secretary. Fer the residue, there are '0P''' -
naming a, the Office ofthe Company Ism
Nav 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

4 4 oircu, superior court of law aud ch,ricefy
1 continued IL, adjournment, aud held for ,l,,
county OF Amherst, NJ the Courthouse, on Saturday
the 18th day OF September 1871
John James Morgan by Zachariah Drunmond
| his guardian aud next friend, Plaintiff.
against
John Nonell. Alexander Mar, 4 Il. Man, Fran
c,s Wainwright, and the fcpies-ntat,vcsoi Sophia x.
>o'ei' dec d. nsienhants,
In CuAN,sRy.
Byconscn, OF tl,e parties, by counsel. the court
doth order, thai tho defendant John Nor,c do rem
det an account OF his guardianship of tho plaintiff
before one OF the Commssioncrs of This cour WIN
Is directed to examine state aud settle thu same and
| make report 'hercoito the court. with any matters
specially stated thought pertinent by himself or ~
CURED b, the parties To be stated.
ACop,-reste
JOHN THOMPSON Jr. Crk.
CoMMssioNrn's Orr,cr,
ION September. 1896.
The parties Interested IN tho foregoing order vi
court are hereby notified that have appointed the
'st Mo'day IN February next to carry SAID order
INTO effect On which day, NJ the hour of o'cIock
IN me morning. they are requested to attend ut my
office, NJ Amherst Courthouse, with tho o1ic, n,
pcrs all their evidence, &c. prepared for examina
non and settlement
JAMES GARLAND Conn.
December wiw
" vraspng >".-. -.r-.-..,.,,.., .,n. ~,
eyed il with a farewell yet no, despondine hook
aud concudrd-'l have wotn II with some
humble prtlrns,ons in defence Of INV country +; and
should danger AMIN call for my services, | W-
poet Ia resume /, and respond 10 that call (if need
faD with my blood aud life
discussion npon ,hr libr, alton of Con. Santa
Ana had jus, taken place in Congress :, bur 1t was
resolved by II large maloritv, to RETAIN linn as n
prisoner for some time come
Mr. Ellis, chairman Of ,hr Committee on Fo-
,rign Relations. had n,adr u lengthy rcpor, upon
lhs condition and prospects of Texas, accom-
panied nv resolutions, empowering the Presdcn,
10 appoint Commissioners to treat with the Co- |
vrrnn,ent of the Untsd States for tho admission
of Texas into the Union.
BY tho schr. Flash informed That by the
o rider Of tho ] exam Government Santa Ana's irons
have been taken off, aud he permitted 10 take es.
'rcisc in the open air. always under u strong \
guard.
The Texan armed schooner Thomas Toby ar
lvrd yesterday in the river for provisions, having
been blown of tl,c Texas coast by norhcrly |
Wind. During her late cruise she captured two
Mexican vessels, the schr. Meteor and brig hleA'-
ana, which were sent ns prizes TO Nclasco /
S,pi. Il.t rco,ainrd in TcSns. probably 70,
n z" money. Cummodor- Hawkins WAS anchor !
ii Of NJ 1agprd,. The I,ruln. aud indrpc ndcnce
we're daily expected nj lasco.
Thr cnrco Of the Mexcana consisted Of ape
lie and merchandise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
PLANO FORTE.

wv ANTED, a COED second hand Piano Forte.
W. Immediate attention will be paid by the
advertiser, to a note, from any one wishing TO DIS
nose of such an Instrument, if addressed thro' the
Pos, Office. TO l.. NJ. n.
December II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

NJ John NJ. Clayton, the able and distinguish
hi Senator from Delaware, has resigned that sta
hon. to which he was re-clcctcd year ago in OPP
n0son to his avowed wish To retire to private life.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

u Vim. {. Dawson, Esq. (whig,) has been
elected a representative in the present Congress
from Georgia, to supply the vacancy occasioncd
by the death of Gen. John Coffee, (N b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
4 MAMMOTH PAPER.

We have received number of the " Philadel-
pha Saturday News and Literary Journal" which
might serve very well the purposes of a counter
pane or table CLOTH Its magnitude may be ina
gined when we inform our readers, that, in add-
ton to variety of other matter, ii contains the
entire contents of Friendships Offering one
of the London ANIMALS, making $50 pages This
is not, however, tn ordinary size of the e News
the enterprising publisher having treated his
rs ,ers with mammoth sheet for thu, purpose of
.,,hr,c;n, "a, entire content, of "A volume, the
price Of which is mr. dollars, On single sheet.
costing four CENTS The iNH"ws" is published by
l.. A. Cooley, and is edited by MessrS' '"'''''"'e'
Il Neal-and, without intending to PERFECT ave a
puff, is decidedly the best paper, " OF tho SOL,
published in the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
NJ RAGE.

Married, on Wednesday the 9Th of October, b
the Rev. Nicholas II. Cobbs, Mr.. JoHN ID. GIBBS
to Miss Lucy JANE, daughter of Mr.. John II
Norman, all of Bedford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

Western Park Narket.-'Fhe Cincinnati Ga
zette of the l9th ult. says" We understand the
Fork Market has opened in Cincinnati, within u
day or two, at seven dollars per hundred. This is IA
full price for the growers of pork. |, is not posi-
Bile that there can be an advance upon it,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
DXspETSrA!.

nR. BECI<WIrH'S PILLS, one Of the mos,
- certain remedies ever tried for that distressing
and dangerous complaint, Dyspel~ia.-Kept con-
SANITY on hand. for sale by K. STABLER.
April ~ Min
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
OBITUARY.

Departed, this life, on the 18th ult., in this
place, after long illness of three yeas, Captain
DRURY CnupERs, aged SO years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
NOTICE.

\ HEREBY torewarn all persons from letting my
Z wife. Adaline llocomhe. have any thing on m,
account, she has left withou, proyoca alton
whatever and says she is able to supper, herself
without my assistance.
ARTHUR IOItOMBE.
Dcbcnber > 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

''Se nc OH, eoiiesisd i,fopeiy flat has
"o"''d them together. We say, with the London
Editor, nous rcrrons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
rroTrrER 100000 sCIgENTN

Tor cna0ming De Lees60rg Itddamy
CLASS No. 8.
Dravs on Saturday Eth Dec, 1896, in 1ieI-
andria, Va.
Draming recciredm Tuesday, pom inst.
MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS
SlO,OOO Sl5,OOO, $4,000 $1,000, of $4,000,
) of Il POO and 100 of ~ DOG &c, &c.
Tickets SlO--lIalves S5-tlrs. 81 80.
~ Certificates Of package OF % whole Tickets
in this grand scheme may be had for Sill, halves
and quarters III proportion.
~ O,ders shall meet with the most prompt at
tention if dlrcctedto
J. II. AVERrTT & Co.
nec t2OD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

o.. The Northern papers. particularly those OF
New York, complain loudly of the scarcity Of mo-
ney and the high rates Of interest. The Banks
OF the great commercial metropolis are openly
charged with The grossest mal-prac,i ces-surh as
forming combinations with tho brokers TO fleece
the needy, and with even distributing their loans
among their Presidents, Cashiers, Directors, &c.
to enable thcmto purchase upesod paper, of these
who" want money and mus, have it," at from , TO
3 per cent. month The new FIRE million Non
ster, under the presidency of that good Van Ba-
rem Anti-B,nk man, Cornelius w. Lawrence, is
said by the n Y. Herald to be AT the head of this
system of shaving and cxtor,on, outstrippinc
Nicholas Biddl's monster as far as the Ca,skill
mou i,ains do the hills of Bergen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

INDIA RUBBER SHOES, Plain aud Fur Lii
Il ned
do do Aprons. Ladiea' Misses and Chiltlrens,
Sage and Salt Petre
Candies, Almonds, &c.
Winter aud Fall Lamp Oil, all of which viii sell
very low to close. Howell DAVIES.
December ] Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

" The Baltimore Patriot, advcrling to the
'e''h' appointment of Mr. Frck, by the Presi-
"'n'' as Collector of the port of Baltimore, saws:
iiere is ono thing not little remarkable in
me appointments of this modern "dtmocratit" I'd
m'n's'raiien, that the old Fcderaliss obtain the
pest Offices, TO the exclusion of the real old dem
oerdfs, Of the JEFF rson School. Within few
months, Mr.. fancy has received the apponi-
mcnt OF Chief Justice of the United States, Upton
y Heath, l. 5. District Judge, and now Mr.. Erick
Collector OF the port OF Baltimore-dH ftderaiisfs
81 me Oa School and all residents too, of the
noasted "dfmoeratie" city oi Baltimore :! MIR.
Jefferson was brought into power expressly TO put
down Federalism, and il would appear that
Gen. jackson has been brought in to -,nstatc il"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
EDWIN y. xAMzxroRD.


Opposite the Franklin Hotel, lynchbufg, Va
Having heeu engaged during the last ten years in
manufacturing floughs, llaiows and other nipple
nents. Tor this section OF Virginia, with constant
aud uhiemtted attention 70 Improvement he no" 10
turns bis thanhs iur thH encouragement received
from the Farmers OF the surrounding counties, aud
also to the Agricultural Societies Central and New
Londonl iof the premiums awarded 10 his work.
These form new inducements To greater cNcrtlon,
which he promises To exercise TO the utmost eNteu
OF his means, III ordc, To keep up complete assert
mcnt III the following articles lor his customers, VIZ
Stewan's Flonshs, 3 Inso,
McCormck's 10 do
Davis do do
Hill side rloughs the celebrated Wing Coulter
Cultivators, together with every other article Of the
Ploug h Kind adapted to our soil. Also, llarro~r
of every description on hand, aud To order.
o. All persons wishing tn purchase articles IN
his line respectfully invited 10 call aud examine
his assortment. Orders from distance will be
promptly suprlied.
December > LAT if 1om
4 IL persons having claims against the estate OF
IA }. l.. Royal, dee, Will present them mmedi-
aely, SO that provision muy be made tof their pay
ment. l. a. llOltOMBE, idm'r.
December , wn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
NEGROES WANTED.

WILLIAM J.. PIERCE, wishes to hire 2O'
w SLAVES, for whom liberal hire will be paid
They will be employed on the James River a"'
kanaw Ina Canal.
Owners are referred, in regard to treatment, IL
4leronder Munddy, Esq. Isaac ". Uoiker, Esq
NJ. NJ. Kerr; George Bagby; Miller s RoyaH. &c
Mnndav's Plantation, Amherst, Dec. 3 tIoJh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
n T. w EST 4 Is l. SIT M &: n 4
TOURQUNHAN q PALMER,
SIGN or THE
BY ~ q. OIL DE.V' .ITDET.{K

INMe Brick Tenement, q fer doors beion The J.,
Office, and t,iuren Il. b. Nornifs Fancy d..
/ Good Store and Thurman and Schoolfeifs Hard
,cnre Establishment.
/ "ANlNG entered into co partnership, for the
4 i purpose of carrying on the Apothecary aud
Druggist business IN this place. wa take this method
of informing our friends and the public generally
that We are now receiving aud opening, direct from
4 Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York, an en,iru
new assortment OF
Fnrsn AND GENUINE MEDICINES, Dguas, PAINTS,
OILs, DYE-Srurfs, SURGEONS IssTRuMENrs,
&c. sc.
comprising all the newest and most approved articles
IN use all OF which have been recently selected with
| great care by onn OF HE firm.
| As we are determined to sc on accommodating
,.rns ,.n,c,n,, 10 iargc dealers, pa, ,.,.,.in
invite Physicians aud country Merchants to give MS
II call. ...,,.. ..,,a.la a., ....
4 ~ -, IN, most careful manner, aud forwarded with
\ ,hc creates, despatch. We sohe't share OF The
4 public patronage rorpn,pr.N
\ REUBEN ID PALMER.
Il Np-We have ustrccc'ed splendid new So
v IA Apara,us Incl will bsai I'M operation IN lew
days ~
u B1MSQUaRE,
u xyoIri u nG,rnyfl friends and the plbIic, ii At
ID w he IS eun,mhtj receiving NEW GOODS,
Id L.;s SF,IJf OFF NJ reduced priccs.
I'd WIZ ro,. DAYS 10 Gll receive his Sd SUPPLY
" for the season.
nd Nov. u -----.------------------ -" -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

1t is highly probable that the 6rsl volume Of the
ln' Of Aaron Burr, written by NJ. l.. Davis,
Esq, will bo ready for publication in ton days or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

thioiieT IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

n circuit superior court of law aud chanccry
I continued L., adionrnment aud held for ID,
county OF Amherst, NJ the Courthouse, on Saturday
the 18th day OF september, 1881
John James Morgan, by Zacharah Dru,nmond
MS sua'dian and NEXT trend, Plaintiff,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02

PROSPERITY IN ENGLAND. 1t would
seem new towns are sprmging up in Eng
land almost as rapidly as in our own coun-
Try. we find the following in the last
London paper
"Feyeco0d The cotton spinning and
power loom weaving is very brisk. join
ers, bricklayers, &c. are scarce: Nearly
400 houses have been built, or are now in
a state of erection.''
What a contrast this to the days Of Eng
lands military glory! Then every branch
of industry was paralyzed, ths cries of
poor, starving laborers came up IN g"cons
and riots, and shouts of revolution
peace has spread quiet and prosperity en-
every side.-JournaI Of Commerce.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

CoAL.-The citizens of Providence, as
we learn from the Journal, are in hopes
of discovering coal in the immediate neigh
borhood of their city. At late meeting
of the Common Council of Providence,
that body appropriated the sum of two
thousand dollars for the purpose Of making
the necessary exploration. Those who
have given this subject their attention.
says the Journal, and who are qualified to
judge ofsuch matters, donot hesitate to de-
clare their entire confidence in the uItl-
mate success of the undertaking, and that
the search will be rewarded by the dlscoT-
cry of rich and extensive veins of both an
thracite and bituminous coal. The coal
mine in Cumberland is regarded asno Ion
ger an experiment. and the geological in,
dications of the presence of this valuable
mineral In that town, are believed to be es
sentiaIly similar to those in Providence
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

The Massachusetts, Silk Company, in
corporated one year ago with capital Of
$4,000, has $4,000 mulberry trees in
hourishing condition.
The emigration to the United States dur
ing the past season, exclusive of what has
come through the Canadas, is estimated a.
100000.
1t is said that Houston has invented 9
new and "fully destructive weapon to arm
the Texans with. 1t cuts, stabS and shoots
with the most f1ightful celebrity.
The Michigan Convention which refus.
ed State organization, On the condition pre-
scribed by Congress, have appointed Austin
b. Wing, Andrew Mack and Robert Clark
delegates TO the next Congress to renon-
strate with that body and obtain if possible
what they view to be right in the case.
The increase Of revenue OF Boston during
the financial year 1896, exceeds that of 1885
by $500, 1888, 12-the former having been
Sc, l,216, 56-the latter $4,272, 1898.
The annual export of tobacco from the
United States, for the last2l years has been
90, 1881 900 poGnds
1t is said that the property of the famous
Rathbun, Of Buffalo, has sold much better
than was anticipated. 1t is thought that
his creditors will get all their demands,
principal and interest.
1t has been estimated that the present en-
tire population within the limits Of the Uni
ted States, including Indians, amounts to
l6, $780, 900.
The proportion Of Protestants in ireland
is said to be constantly diminishing being
at present only about one-tenth Of the whole
population.
One house in Salem, Mass, advertises
for 100 journeymen shoemakers.
The town of Rons, in Maine has zoe
saw-mills. The Portland Advertiser reck
ons the number Of saw-miils in the State a
from 800 to 1900.
The first Thursday in December ha:
been appointed by the Governor of Maine
for public thanksgiving in that State.
The N. G.. Watchman states that slave.
were lately sold at Wardsboro' at $500
each
Thanksgiving in New-Hampshire, Nov
II.
Some Of the liberals, among the Canadi
an papers, are calling loudly for separation
and independence.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02
LEGISLATIVE.
[Condensed from the Vermont Patriot1
SATURDAY, Oct. 20.

"a UhDAAP SCk 4
-SSENArE.-Prayer By the Chaplain
Mr.. Merrill submitted resolution to in
srdct the Judiciary committee to inquire
into the expcdiency Of enacting a general
rw respecting banking and other corpo-
IPtions and report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. M. explained his reasons at length
he was highly grati6eI at the disposition
eyinced by the Senate to savetime and ex-
pense; and his object in introducing this
resoiution was to save expense to the PEG.
Die and likewise to afford them security
ngainst the frauds aud improper practices
Of corporations. He had been informed
that no banks would discount note of q
corporation and il one corporation would
not trust ano'her; he thought the people
ought to have some security respecting
them. He thought the power to legislate
specially, as conferred by the constitution
was exclusively Of REMEDIAL nature
They had power to enact general law
and TO redress individual grievances, bu
he was opposed to the exercise of genera
powers or partial legislation. The resc
luton was adopted.
Mr.. Waterman submitted resolution
TO appoint q committee Of three to inquir
into the eSpediency OF restricting the NUN
per Of Justices Of the peace In any town I
o-in towns not containing over 200
naDltanss 6--Rot over l500-to-5--not' owe
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02
HOUSE TO LET,
STATE OF VERMONT, }
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND...ss So. {

FHNHE Honorable the Probate Court
IL for the District of Rutland, to all
persons concerned ia the estate ofPR1NcE
SoPER, late of Brandon, in said district,
deceased, y GREETING
On application of William Arnold, ad-
ministrator of the estate of the said de-
ceased, it is ordered and decrced, that all
persons having demands against SAID es-
tate, exhibit the same to the said admins
traitor for settlement, on or before the fifth
day of September next, otherwise they
shall be forever barred. And it is further
ordered that no'ice thereof be given to all
concerned, by publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Tele-
graph, printed at Brandon, and by posting
the same at four public places within the
county Of Rutland, to wit at Orchards,
Barkefs and Cowans tavcrns and Jack
son & Ketcham's store in said Brandon,
within sixty days after the making of this
decree Given in Probate Court, at Rut-
land, in said district, this fifth day of Sep
ternber, A. D. 1896.
6 r. w. HOPKINS, Register.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02

In this village, 25th u!., Julia Sophronia,
wife Of Bphraim Markham, and daughter Of
Shubal Simons Of WiIliamstown, aged 2b
years. In this death, the husband, tender
child, the church Of Christ and society
around sustain a severe loss.
In Rutland, on Monday last, Mrs. Sarah
Johnson, widow of the late Dea. John john
son, aged 1O1 years, wanting only a few days.
She came to her end by her clothes taking
fire while in a room alone, and when discov-
cred she was so shockingly burnt that she
survived but short time.
In Shrewsbury, I'd ult. David Holden,
Esq, aged "a.
In Rochester, goth ult. Joshua c. Leavitt
late of Whitehall and formerly of Moriah,
N. Y, aged rs years.
In Jamaica, VT, Oct. 9, Miss CeIlne
Ames, aged II years, after seven months
illness of consumption. During her latter
days she was favored with the light OF Gods
countenance. AS sat by her, 3 hours be-
fore her final departure, she requested me to
call all in, and then exclaimed, Lord re-
ceive me-"
"Come on, come on, my brethren dear;
Soon we shall meet together there,
For Jesus bids us come"
She then said that she saw a wonderful
light, and added, 90! can this be death
There is not a pang. Tell Susan Ia sicE
sister expecting soon to follow her not tc
be afraid-t is no alarming thing to die;
had rather die than live and get we'll. W.
all shall meet IN heaven" She then asked
me to pray. L endeayored to pray that th'
Lord would be with her through. She in
terrupted me, saying, do not pray for me
pray for those who have no God" He
last words were, 80 grave! where is tn!
victory? 0 death where is thy sting P
Jesus is all in all. O! can this be death
There is. not a pang. must 60 10 sleel
and rest" Soon after, she ceased to breathe
Comm,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02

The Treasurer of the Baptist Conven"
ton Of Vt. gives notice that there is left in
his hands the lists of monies pledged to
Mr.. Bailey and Mr.. Wilcox, late agents
in Vermont for the American Baptist
Home Mission Society. A part of the
sums thus pledged were paid at the late
session of the Convention at Windsor
Those benevolent donors who have not
yet paid in what they have subscribed,
will please to forward it by mail or other
wise, TO the subscriber, that it may be for
warded to the Treasurer of said Home
Mission, with, as little delay as possible.
JOHN CONANT, Treasurer.
5 ofthe Baptist Convention Of Vt.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-02
NOTICES..

MINUTES OF THE BAPTIST Assoc1k-
T1oNs WANTED-The Clerks Of the re-
spectve Baptist Associations in this State,
are requested to forward copy IF their
minutes, without delay, to brother Joseph
Freeman, saxton's River Village, in or
der that he may prepare statistical table
of the churches for the minutes Of the
Convention about to be published.
J: FREFMAN, J Clerks of Con-
c. A. THOMAS, vention.