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TH e HORSE
NULLIFIER.

M ILL Stand the ensuing Scaon at
w Thirty Dollars the Season, Tm cn,y
Dolla's the single leap, and Fifty Dollars
insurance, AT the plantation OF Captain
William Is. Mays, four miles below Edge
held Court House, on the Stage road lead
ing to Augusta. Ample preparation for
care anu attention to mares will be made
lhcy will be pastured and fed on grain, (if
IcHn'red,) at twenty-five cents per day.
Accidents, escapes, sickness, &c. at tho
r'sk OF The owners, although every attention
will he paid to prevent them.
DESCRIPTION.
NULLiFlER. is beautiful Bay, hand
somely marked with delightful coat of
i'a'r' which shows his superior stock. His
appearance is communicable is of tho
greatest power, substantially and strength.
ne VIII he eight years old this sprne-is
i"l' !" hands high having superior size, large
homes. and is as we'll muscelled as any other
rorsc' IN this or any country, and has as
much durability.
~ B.-Any person who will make ND
y company of five mares, and become re-
sp"n,blc for the paymcn, will have the
privilege OF putting them al twenty five dol
lars the Season.
The Season will commence the fifteenth
OF February. and end OH the tenth of June.
Fifty cents to the groom in cverv instance
Performance Of Nmlifer's Colts.
NUILIFIER'S COLTS are now rum
mn. as well as any colts in this country.
On the Norfolk course, Spring term 1887,
Jaue Rowlcl by Nullifrr, three Years old,
beat the Sweepstakc race, mile heats VIM
nng the first and second heat. Time min
~ sec.-l min. SO sec. See Turf Reg.
July, 1887 p. 476.
On the Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall
meeting. w. r. Johnson's b. f. by Null
her. three years old, run Sweepstakes, two
| mile heats, for which four other colts of the
hest stock, were entered This race was
| lost by Nullitier's colt but she was second
best, and contested the race most galantly.
The las, heat is pronounced very intcres
TING and the best heat during the week. See
T. Reg. Nov. 1887 p $50.
On the Union e.. ~ course. Fall meeting
Anto'nrttc hy NulIifier. won the Sweep
stakes for three year olds, two mile heats,
winning the two first heats. See Am II.
Reg. Nov. 1897 p. $50
Feb. ], 1898, If So
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Look at This!

MI imported Jack DUBLIN, five years
IsR old. will stand Il, my stable. only three
miles and half west of Edeefed Court
House. the ensuing Spring Season, and be
let to mares at the following prices viz: So
the season and SS TO insure mare 10 be
with foal. In all cases where a mare is
put by the insurance. the money will he
considered due when it is ascerraincd that
she Is III foal or tr;. rsicrrcd. All possible
care will he taken tc prevent accident, bu,
Will not be responsible for any. The
season tn commence the tenth of March
and end the last of June.
W. III. MOSS.
Feb. 2S. 1888 "a
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THE TIIOROEGH BRED HORSE.
EH d. HR LIN

WI stand the ensuing Spring Sea
w sun, commencing M the l0ta ins1an.
at James Rogers, Ilth at Richardson's.
l2'h and l3 at Turner's Store, 14,I at GIov
cr's Hotel. Edscficld c. H., 10Th at Pine
House. 10Th and l1th At Jurclcu's. ON Eds
to, and 18th and 10Th n, nv Stable on ,bc
Ridge road, and will attend each place
every tenth day until 10th of June. He
will he let To mares al IS The single visit.
Sl2 the season, SIS to insure In every
instance the insurance money will become
due a. soon us the mare is known TO be
with toal or exchanged. a company Of
seven mares shall he entitled to I; deduction
of 81 on each mare by one approved man
becoming responsible for the whole. All
possible care aiken to prevent accidents.
but will no' he responsible for any.
For particulars of his Pedigree see hand
bills. X. WARD.
Ridge. March 10Th 1888. dec
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tate OF ~0uth aroIina
EDGEFIl.LH DISTRICT

Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore, vs..
Jno Baushctt Adm, Bin for Arc0uu aud
oi Jno. M"arc. '!cc.cd. Settlement
VIM. J. Wi.htnrin
and wife. and another.
FHNiii. Compartments having filed their bill IN
la the C"ur, oi Equit, Tor Ed.ctird District.
IN the State aforesaid, claiming that they. and the
Defendants Ann Wi-htnian and her sister
llarkncss. il living. are entitled to the estate of
the Intcsia'c Join M"oic. deceased, in equal
Shares, on motion Of Griffin. Complainan,'s So
licitor. IT is Ordered, that all persons Interested
III the settlement of said estate, do appear and
lnterposc any objections, which they can of ri slt
make to tn" distribution of the said estate as
prayed Tor IN the bll before the Commissioner
oi the SAID Court. AT i.dsrlcId Court House, on
or before the fourth Monday III May next.
WILLIAM HARPER.
Feb. 23, 1888 ac
II ~ further ordered that the above be pub
shcd for three months in one ur more public
HaZctles III this State. WIN. HARPER
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State of ~outh Carolina.
ABBEVILIE DISTRICT.

nv EtIUT7T.
Patrick Duncan, VS.. Margaret
Henderson, john Richcy. L. Bin 10
the heirs and Administrators jorcri,sc
Of William lodges, jun. and Monnagc
ofNil!am Hodges, sen.
a L appearing to my satisfaction that of the
IL defendants in this case James l.. IIod., :
kichard liod.cs John or John W nud.cS.
Walter or Wat Hodges james Stone and I.lixa-
beth his wife, Jesse Williams and Lucy lis wife.
james Iomson or james Townc- AID Polly his
wlt", Wiley Cnmmins and Frankly his wife. and
sarah Hodges, heirs of William Hodges r and
OF ''ll;,n Hodges sen. reside beyond The limits
OF Tins State Ordered that The, do ,rvrr;llv ap-
pear and plead a,lSw or ur dcunur 10 the above.
mentioned bill. within three mull> from the
dite ni the publI"a,Inm hereof or the $;Lhill will
aS I" them respectively. hc taken pro rnrtcSm
WM. &. BLACK. e. T.. 4. d.
Comm'rs Office. tcl u. ISIS acl
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TIE NEWSPAPER.

y
come and light is on my brow.
And power is in my arm,
come, opprcssion's surcSt hanc,
And Frcdom's sweetest charm.
I come! the captivc's CALLING bonds
Dissolve before my ire:
And nalious. deep in darkness sunk,
Arc lighted by my fire.
come! the pure aud balny air
Oflihcrtv breathe:
For all who follow in my path,
Bright Freedoms crown ! wrcathc.
come! and melt the frttcrcd hand,
As sunbcam> mclt the snow.
And gentle streams ofiircdom then
Throughout the borders flow.
come! the widows heart is glad
Lone orphans now rejoice.
And praise the God who granted them
So powerful voice!
Ih:o' mo they speak! wrongs and ills
Alnsl then be hcar,l-rcdrrs,r,!..
For when | go. hope follows me,
And fills each votary's breast!
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State of south { arOIina
dBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In COMMON pl EAS

Jacob Ch"mbcrlin, Attnehment in Assumt.
Survivor, W. Tr0 NOtcs-Da <
John \. Young. $:N53 so cts.
VHViiE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec
IL Iaration IN this case, in the Clerks Office,
and the saul John a. Y"nng having no wife or
attorney, known I" he in this province, upon
whom il copy Of the said declaration with !,
special order of the Court endorsed thereon, Cal,
he served: II Is therefore Ordered that the said
John \. Young do appear and make his defence
with year and a day, from the filing of the said
declaration, us aforesaid or final and absolute
Judgment will he forthwith given and dawardcd for
the said plaintiff
JAS. WARDLAW, C. c.p.
Clerks Office, ian. IL, 1888 dau 81
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Professional Courtesy IN Pur;S-Wc
take the following passage, honorable TO the
medical profession in Paris. from late let
ter by DR., Warren, of Boston, now in
France, to the Medical Journal
You wish to know how have been re-
ccivcd here. In reply, it gives me pleasure
to say that every facility has been afforded
ne for obtaining the information wish. and
all possible Kindness shown in public or pri
vaic The surgeons, in going round the
wards, call tor me at every interesting case
oltcn request me To examine the patient. and
ASK my opinion. lfit does not accord with
theirs, VIC have discussion. AZ the sur
sical operations am always placed rcar
the table, and sometimes assist the oncr,.
Tor. AT the lectures, the professor aIwovs
offers me Il chair by his side. nthc Hny.
al Academy of Medicine they have NOR,
than once favored me with an honorable
notice. ] mention these l;,c.s with more
pleasure, because had hccn informed tI,,,
The French were very careless in regard TO
Foreigners. But must say. that their pro
fcsslonal attentions and private hospialitics
are such as must be most gratifying aud
satisfactory to stranger.
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the same thing. which was TO make faces
at me. | believe they acted tn that manner
from feeling that their beauty should no,
br exposed to chistan eyes, aud, therefore,
that it was their duty to diSIor, their couu-
tcnlnccs, a> hcomly means of obvalinG the
bad effects of sounlow ard ancvrnl as having
been taken unawarrs without their vriIs.-
Mrrc's Residence IN Turkey and Greece.
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State Of South Carolina
ABbENiLLii DISTRICT.

Pa:rcN Du can, ,s. Augustine
Ar'"ld. Rcubin Rohrrl>"n, Bill Ia
Ea"h"' Hi.hani. ana ,h, heirs jorriGs,
ana Ni' 'Siial". Il Robert MUry"gr.
r. Jriph
q appcari!t" To N, satisfaction That W. iin,n
Al Lyon ami sIr mia :. i:I> wife. Ji,inr Il.
Erlrh VIM. !. 'hlph. R"'"r. J. DcIph. Mmv
J.. Drirh Aimt'';l g. ''"lrn. y l.ou>a ! DE ph,
hr'r> "i h"a"rt II. nc!ph. >,mr al the d-rl,-
dan'S III this case. reside bc, Dad III, limits of this
state: ''rdc' ed HAT they d" s,vrraly app, ar
and plead answer "r drmrr to the Fill aforesaid
within three mo tits from III" date o' the publ
cation hereof, or the said bill WILL aS in them re-
srcr'lvely. he taken pro confcSso
WIN. &. BLACK. e. T.. 4. ID.
Con'm'r's Office, Feb. %, ISIS ac5
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= az, Of s0uth arnIiu:,
EnGiFIILD DISTRICT.

n ~ TIT
'!arn R:'rl. y. William Riley.
Isaac Riley. William Lewis aud
R"h,cca his wife. John Ilavcrh (
and Mary hi- wife. d Sary Riley.
"a / arprarin" 10 my abstraction that the
ii defendants VIM. Lewis and Rcbccca his
" i!r. reside in ilr s;;arc of Alabama. and
the defendants John Ilavcrd and Mary his
wife. aud sarah Riley reside in the State of
lIhnoi> "u motion Of James J. Caldw ell.
Solicitor. ordered that the said defendant,
" sin are without the limits of this State. do
ucHd,an>wrr or dcmur 10 the Complanan's
l. II oi complaint. within three months from
HE luhllcaiion hereof. or the said Bill will
hc taken pro confcSsO against them.
J. TERRY. c.E.E.E.
Corners Oi!icc, Edsciicld. Feb q, 1888 1
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In time Of P'arc prcpne for Ur On
Cape Cod. when lady is engaged to he
married. she sm:lcrs her finger nails to grow
long. SO that in case she should he obliged to
throw hcrsrion her reserved rights. she may
come 10 The 5 ratch with some prospec, Of
success.
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The flush of youth soon passes from the face.
The spells of Fancy from the mind depart,
The form may lose lis symmetry and grace.
But lime can gain no victory DER the
Heart
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miscellaneous.

THE SOUTHERN AGRICuLTURlST
The following is Il copy of the Table OF
Contents Of Tie May No., of this uahlc
work.
PART. l.-EDIroRIAL AND ORrGlxAI.
Proceedings of the Monticello Planters
Society of Fairfield District. South Caro-
lima
Report Of the Committee on Barley
Report of tho Cor,nltlcc on Horses
Report of the committee on Sheep
Report Of the Pctitonins CnmmiltGc
M'Ric.ht & Sons Corn Mill; by iIu
manly,
Remarks by the Editor.
TO GIL. c.: by NJ. ID. 4.
To NJ. ID. A.: by &. L.. G.
A New Thought; 10y \ Small Goshen
Farmer.
Remarks by the Editor.
Tropical Fruits and Plants.
Monthly Calender of Horticulture, &c.
for May.
PART II.-SELEcTIoHs.
On dralnin" by the plough, and the pro-
per formation of ridge and itlrrow
Flemish Iiusbnnlry.
Pea, Earth and Peat Ashes. impor,an.
sources OF fertility 10 the Farmer.
~ = iH'I)Si~ ol INC llOtlcfI improvements
in Agriculture.
Farmers must have their Wheat more COIL
plcicly ground.
Silk Intelligence.
French substitute for Indigo.
New Manure
The Economy Of Manure.
Sheep Sh"nring.
Culture of Celery.
Onions.
Raising Clover Seed.
Mari Of South Carolina.
10 Harvest Beans.
Notices of Culinary Vegetables
Daveupor's recent experiment. in Elec-
tro-nagnc,ic Mar!iincrv
Coal Ashes as IL Manure.
PART. ll.-MisCELLANEous ISTxLt,
GENCE.
Culture of BcctS in I.ombar,lv: Consrruc
tion of Ice Houses: Mari; Cow Tree; DcaIh
in the Crate: Legislative Regulation in The
Weight of Grain; Egyptian Wheat: TO
guard against Horse Flies.
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State of ,0uth arolina
ABBEVlLLE DISTR;i.T.

~ EQtiTl.
hnron IomlaX x Others HilIhy
Ear. of IiuyI, AIorrnh deed Ex'r tor
". Jane Morrah widow advice di
and others. rrc,;on Sc
4 / appearing to my satisfaction that John
Il Is. M"rrali aud Robert Hiorrah Two of
The defendants in this case. reside wi,hour
the limits oi'lhiS State. ON u,orion: Ordered,
that they 'io several. appear. \ plead. an
>Wrr %: driIur, Ia the bill of onl plain, i'm this
ease, within three months from the date of
'il!S publication, or The said bill of corn;,i;iin
VIII he taken pro c0attSS0. aS against ihcn
respectively.
NM. {. BLACK. c. l.. \. -.
COmm'rS 0Lrc, .iInrh l~3~. c,6
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1t is said that about dozen of our Scua
tors in Washington anrsc themselves du-
rim" The evening" by hunting cats through
the alleys and lanes of the city. On a late
hunt, ten c;lls were killed in one night.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBENILl.E DISTRICT.
~ EQLTIH,

Patrick Duncan. Bill to forcclosc
". Joseph Travis, Wor,gngc.
g I aprrarln" To my Satisfaction that Joseph
y Travis, the dci,uhau, in this cas,.. resides
beyond the limits Of this State: Ordered that he
30 appear and plead. answer or dcmur To the
hi' aforesaid, within three months from the date
{" ihe publication hereof. Ike said bill will be
taScn against ii'. pro- r0nfrSso.
WM.C. BLACK, {. ..i.D.
Cnmmr's Office. Feb 26, ISIS ac5
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TURKISH FEMALES WITHOUT Vrus. -
At two different periods have surprised
females without their wells; in bot! instances
Ncy were very young, aud they both did
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NOTICE.

q 1T. persons indebted to the estate of Samuel
Ia Caldwell Esq late nitbhryilr Disirc, dec d..
are requested To make paymeu Immediately. and
th"~" having demands To present, them dmIy at
t'>'r'' within h"iImc prescribed by law, io either
al the Subscribers
JOHN COTIIRAN.
J. l.. PEARSON I.idm.rs
a. q. CALDWELL
Angus, I~7 r. %
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: aD's' q g..

q III. persons indebted to the late .jeiici-
1 u son richardson. deceased are request
rd To make Ilnmrdihfr payment. and al
persons having LrnlamdS agaill>; the estate
u! said deceased are requested to present
'h,n tiIy attr>tcd.
ii'.>'' NV VI Nhi'S''.\. "H n
Ti:EhPlIlIl IiilI.. isir0f: 8.
,Ii"rh = i~Hf t5
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NO TEEE.

"A ll Persons indebted to the late Cb.
: Va tian Brcithaupr. deceased. are rcu,> 81,
eel t" make immediate payment. And II
persons having demands against the est; t.
OF said deceased are requested to prest nj
them duly aiicstcd
JOHN BAISKETT, Fro
Fib. -. q:
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state of SOut arulina
iBBEJ 'ILLL DISTRICT.
In IllE COMMON PLEAS

y. X. Bu,'"r A Co.. vs. .inarhmcm.
John =. Murrah. AsSnmpSu.
FESlii. Plaintiffs having ihIS day filed their
declarations. and the Defendant having
neither wife nor attorney. known to be- in llli,
Stale. ordered that If the said Defendant do
! oI appear and make ms defence wil,ina wear
and a day from tbs date. final and absolute
Judgment shalt hc lorthw III, "ivcn and awarded
ini the said plaintiffs IN attachment
JAMES WARDLAW. ccr.
Clerks Oitlce' Nee. }. 1e'7 dag Is
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Brought 10 the Jail

or this District, a negro man by the
~ name of Nathan. about 6 fl. high, verv
Niach, upper from teeth out or very short.
Nh'san Is between % and 60 years of age,
Il small scar on his forehead and some on
ms ie't arm n" other marks Of importance.
ne has som" free passes for n. Carolina.
iir SAYS he belongs to Mr.. Minsev, living
IN Marion County. Georgia. The owner is
r'l'rsled to come forward, prove property,
pay charges. and take him away.
&. j. GLOVER, j. f. ID.
March II. 1888 tf7
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tate of outh Carolina
ABBENlLLE DISTRICT.

., ~ W q 7.
iaif'rN Duncan Is Richard BWto .tnrriosc
ii"h-"> q Valentine l"unS. : Morigurr
b "ppCarIil" 10 INV satisfaction that Richard
q i:oi"cS ":!c al the defendants i'm his cosn
resides nyold III" limits of the STATE: OrJ,r,d
'iI'i hr 'in appear and plead, answer or drmur
I" ia" hiii ni".rS'id. within three months from The
datn "I III" publication hereof ol the said bill
"iil' aS 1" INN. hr taken rro ronjiSSo.
WM.C. BLACK. C.E i.D.
Fomm'r> Eiiicr. Fob !6 l-:s- ac5
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Aws GssasS;;ss;sjS *; y s:@Sg
4aszssaz2 4aszssssSa !, 80 Safss'
SgssD % agsBs5ss! s5s!' 9Nzs sysss.E %
@oetie (GMetess.
TIE LINES OF

IIlt IsiNt.S VIZ
nj. lie VICOMTE De CHATEAUBRIAND.
On the dcaM Of lIdW. Eliza Fri-citc IN Jnnr iS;,2
TRANSLATED ny }. o'poNoIuE, AM, r. %
Dcsccnds the bier, with its stainless rose.
The parents tribute in his .~""owin. hour
Grave thou rccrivcsi-symbn hi woes
Into thy noIsclrSs chamber to rcposc,
a fair one and Il flower.
From this vain world Of sin, and grief, and shame
Secure rcpoSr they in thy clav-co,I bower;
Through brcc2cs blow each ,lav the same.
And suns successive. fan with breath Of fame
The fair one and the flower
Thou s'crp's alas though fair and few of wears
Ellza!-and rr"ar,lcsl not tIlc power
Ol sun. or breeze. or friendships iailin" tears,
Or ahsht Which liie's sad chcqurrci hear, OIL
dcar$.
Thou i;lircr than the flower.
But Lady sleeps thy sirc1 Alas his brow
furrowcdhy care. denotes rhy tvraui'S upwcr,
The only So'acc earth afford him now
To stoop. him, where unconscious lie below
His fair one, and his flower.
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TIE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GUY REEeERs

Y" I'LL stand the ensuing Spring Season
w at my stable at the Ridge, ahd Other
places in the District. For particulars sec
Hand Bill. And will attend at each place
every ninth day afterwards during the Sea-
son. & will be let to Mares at TIE following,
prices: So the single visit, Sl2 the Season
and Sl5 10 insure mare with foaI. In
every instance the insurance money will
become due as soon as the mare is Known
to be with toal or exchanged A company
of seven mares shall he entitled to dctuc
tion of 81 on each mare by one mans be-
coming responsible for the whole. All pos
ihIr care taken to prevent accidents, but |
will not he responsible for any.
PEDIGREE
GUY RIVERS was sired by Randoph's
Janus. his dam by Carolinlan, grand dam
by Bedford Q. q. dam by Diomcde, g. @. q.
dam by Quicksilver, ont of Il Shark Mare.
Rand"lph'S Janus, and Carolinian were
both sired by Sir Archv, and the 9. @, @.
iam> oiboth were sired by imported Janus.
In purify Of blood Guy Rivers is unsur
passed. IN beauty of color and symmetry
of form. will compare with the best horses
of the dav. ISAAC JONES.
Ridge, Feb. q. ia
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Historical COLLECTIONS of =. Carolina.
BY B. Il. CiRROLL
'E>lliS \ ori is now ready for delivery to Suo
scrlhrrS AT the store of { H. Do.rd, in this
place few extra copies for sale.
November, 1887 tf3i
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ilAED TIMEs.-''Juhn 90 to the pump
aud bring me Il can of wa,cr-l am as dry
lis fish"
80 is the pump, father"
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State Of south aroiiia.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
~ trIIE IlALiIAA ~ L.

t,%"" ""," Vi. '.I."'', i:""l."m. W. ATTACHMENT
ATlii.RE\ til" Plaintiff hath Ia< d1y filed
w his 's"riiiainm against lie Drl..ud:,,i
WHO resides brynd ilIr ii,,IiIS of this STATE and
hh'ih. n"i'hrr wlir or attorney " lhn the .auc
upon wiinn Il copy "i >aid d"caraiion with n
RUE To rirrd thereto. may be- Scr,rd n is Or
d'i"d. rl' i!c said Defendant d., pic,d IN IN.
Saii declaration within Il wear and = ,,y. from
lh$ date. otherwise final and absolute miumrp,
Will bc awarded against linn.
GEORGE POPE. c. p.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-11

rY... D.o4n.s MunnArs For ,hs er.si-
e,..,, a a. reader. or vo6r sresllen, "a
,,r. I .he,rfo|lr submit The following ae-
.,.,t a. +. revival ., ,,od,. work among ali.
.>ool,. On ne fr.t Of September Last. we
w,r, In ae~ti,u,, Of "a. stated means Of
sr,.s. ~ she renewal Of our pastor, Broth
r Samuel Easfmam Our congrsra,ioD
w,. larrs and attentive. forth month.
and hslf aiisr his removal, We were favor
"A only with occasional preaching. During
al. period Of our desli,utiou. and while az
s,mblei Tor The worship q God. ", were
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-11

Euncfofaleiierdaied Gilmaniou. March
IS. l635.--The studies in the theological
seminary have been suspended since the
Is Of Jan. IN consequence ofthe service
Which was demanded by the churches in
the neighboring towns. where protracied
meetings have been held. Fifteen such
meetings have been held, withinthe bounds
ofthe Deer6eld Association, which include
ten towns, ali Of which have been exceed
ugly interesting, and some ofthem marked
BY surprising exhibitions Of the divine
power and grace. A great pau ofthe
preaching has been done by the professors
and students Of the theological seminary
MeetIngs are now in progress in three o.
the adjoining towns, and are very encour
aging This is indeed time for prayer
and thanksgiving. The state of religion:
feeling which has pervaded this region, anc
which has resulted in the hopeful conyer
sion Of probably at least one hundred pre-
Iclous souls, commenced in protracteC
meeting, held at the Methodist chapel il
! Gilmafton centre; and this meeting com
menced william anti-slavery address from
elder Robinson, an agent of the American
Anti-slavery society.--N. e. Spec.
REvIvALs IN OTHER PLAcEs.-W
learn that seventy converts have recent,
been Immersed and united with the churcl
in Whitesboro, and the work still contin
ues. In Syracuse the Lord is carrying
} on gracious work. Br Balm has bar
tized thirty-nine there, and the shower
mercy is still Ialling. In Homer tn
Lord Is making his power known, lik,
wise Br. Taggart has probably bapti;
ed between thirty and forty.-N Y Bal
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