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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

GEoRGIA-The mail Of last evening brough
us returns of the Congressional Election in Geor
gn, from fiftytwo out Of the ninety lone counties
of the State, which subjoin:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28

They possessed them as a permanent r'naan..
sour & 81 supply, for domestic Or 6o ,sN 9.
hold SERVANTS. And this relation to th d.s'
nations acas to go DOM to posateer'ty as a
Standing rsguIation--G national usage
respec TING them, hauing the certainty and
rsguldrify Of a descent by inheritance
The sense of the whole regulation may
be given thus "Thy permanent domes-
tics both male and female, which thou
shalt have, shall be of the nations that are
round about you, of them shall We get
male and female donestics." "Moreover
of the children of the foreigners that Dc
SO t"u among you, Of them shall ys GET
and of their families that are with you
which they begat in your land and the5
shall be your permanent resource, to'
household servants) "And we shall taxi
them as perpetual provision for you
children after you, to hold as c0"st0m
source of supply. ALWAYS Of them shall
We serve yourselves.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28

prices of custom, OF. the instincts of de-
pravity, or far fetched and dubious infer
ences even from the word of God. Show
me; man of fire and blood, by what e.
press authority from the Author of nv
being, and >Arbiter of my destiny, YOU
come to lay my dwelling in ashes, and
butcher me and my family. ITO the
law, and to the testimony Show me
your commission, like that of the ancient
IsraeIites, for bloodshed and devastation.
Otherwise thou art. and God himself will
hold thee, robber and murderer.
A DIRECTOR OF THE AM. PEACE Soc.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
CURE FOR THE ITCH!

HOWEVER inUetcyate in one hours arrlrs
IL ton and no danger from taking cold /!
using Dumfries' Itch Ointment
This preparation, for pIeasantRess, safety,e
Ped'hon, ease and certainty, stands un1tUa1I"
for the cure of this troublesome complaint. II
so rapid as well as certain in its operation, as
cure this disagreeable disorder most effectualyE
one hours application OnIW
II does not contain The least particle Of MT rcuT
or other dangerous ingredient, and may be ~
piled with perfect safety by pregnant females Ct
TO ch ldren at the breat.
Pnce 81 cents box, with ample directions
DR.. Relies Anti6ilious Pills!
For indigestion, Loss of appetite, Listlessne"
Headache, Costiueraess, FlatuLeuce, CEeM
Bilious affections, &c.
1" comment on the efficacy of these Pts
aItef successful experience Of many yeah
IN England aud America has established their 'er
ulatlon, Is needless: Suffice il to observe. that 10
redundancy of Bile. Flatulenee, CostiveneS
Headache, sc. sc. they will undoubtedly prV't
tar more servIceabIe than these drastic purges .N
frequently employed, and will not only a; n
same time tend to remove the off nding cause By
gentle motions, and strengthen tie digestive #
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system. Price so cents.
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The relief is inanaediose, without the least D
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Dr.. Relics Vegetable Specific!
For Sick Headache, &c. Price so cents
None are genuine unless sigr ed 7. K1DDEn
on the wrapper, (sole proprietor and srccfS"
to DR.. Conway,) by whom they are for sale, J.
his Counts Room No. go, Court street, ~
ton, and by his SPECIAL appointment, by NJ. ="
bIRcHARD and JACKSON & KETCHAM' bfahCo'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
FRANKLIN ACADEMY.

VIE Spring Term Of Franklin Acad.
II envy, at Shelburne Falls, Mass
will commence on Wednesday the 7th Of
March, under the care of its former Teach.
ers, Rev. John Alden, Principal, and Mr..
William c. Brown Associate
Tuition, in Hebrew and French, $500;
in Greek, Latin, Algebra and Euclid, 81,
90; in Astronomy, Philosophy, and Chem.
lstry, with experiments and use of Appa.
ratus, $3.50; in o.her studies $500.
Board. atthe Mansion-House, will prob.
ab!y be. for Gentlemen, 1925; for La.
dies. SLIP per week, Companies can be
formed and board themselves for rs per
week. These who wish can have en-.
pIoyment upon the Farm or in the Work.
Shop. ABRAM Wilcox, Sec.
SheIburne Falls, Feb 18th, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
ANTI-SLAVERY.
The Bible against sIavery.--Continucd.

The Bible against sIavery.--continuod.
OBJEcTIoN 1II.-Both thy 6Ondmen
and TIM bondmGidS trhieb thou shalt hGce,
shall be of The heather that are round
about yOu,, Of them shall &c bug 6Ondmen
and 6ondmGids. MoreOrer Of the chlt-
dren of the strangers that do sojourm
among you, of them shall ye buy, and Of
4 their families that are VIth yOu, Oohich
they 6egGt in yOar land, AID they shall be
your possession. And ye shall take them
as an inheritGnce for your children after
Vop, to inherit them for a possessions they
ska!Lebe your bOndmsH torsUer. Lev. XIV.
44--46. .'5 81 q.
The points IN these verses, urged as
proof, that, the Mosaic system sanctioned
slavery, are |. The word "BoNDMEN."
2. "BuY." 3. "INHER1TANcE AND POS
SESSION." A. FOREVER"
The second point. the buying Of ser
wants, has been already discussed, see
page Is. Aud part Of the third (hold'
ing servants as a possession" See page
S6) We will now ascertain what sane
ton 70 slavery is derivable from the terms
"boudmen," inheritance" and for.
ever" '.~
l. BoNDMEN:-The fact that servant:
from the heather are called b0Rdmen,'
while others are called scrraats," /:
quoted as proof that the former were
slaves. Asthe eaPricss Of King James
translators were not divinely inspired, we
need stand in no special awe Of them
The word rendered bOndmcH, in this pas.
sage, is the same word uniformly render
Cd servants elsewhere. To infer from
this that the Gentle servants were slaves
isabsurd. Look at the use of the He
brew word :. Ebed," the plural Of which
is here translated "bondnen." In Isaiah
xiii |. the same sOord is applied to Christ
.'sBeholdsmy ssrrant (bondman, slave!
whom 1 have chosen, mine elect in whom
my soul delighlslh," So Isaiah Iii. Is
s.Behold my serraat (Chrisi) shall dea
-prudenlly.' In / Kings xii. 6. Iii /.
applied to King Reao5oam. And they
ltke old nen) spake unto him, saying j
thou wilt be ssrraat lEbcd) unto Ihi.
people this dayssDd wilt serve them, ant
answer them, and wilt speak good. word,
70 them, then they will be thy scrpaat
brewer" Ia 2 Chron. xii. z, 8. 9, l3,
4 applied 10 the king and all the nation
ia kns. the wordis applies, to'ail Personl
aTgH~ - =
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
JOHN CLARKE'S ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT, ENHE Hon
District Of RrNend,s IS. Il the Pro.
bate Court, for the district of Rutland, 10
all persons concerned in the Estate &
JOHN CLARK, late Of Brandon, dcceast1
intestate, Greeting:
Whereas, BarzilIai Davenport, Admir-
istrator Of the Estate of the said dcceast.
proposes 10 render an account of lis al
ministration, and present his accoo%
against said Estate for allowance a: c
Probate Court, 10 be holden at Rulardn
said district on the first Monday of Mor:5
next; Therefore you are hereby no;;6ea
to appear before said Court, at the time
and place aforesaid, to show cause, if aay
you have, why the said account shcu.-
not be allowed.
L. S. Given under my hand, and the
seal of said Court at Rutland, this "a day
of February, 1888.
2I:3w Fl. B. TOWSLEE, Re8r.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
s-'s = y o. .----Ia-es szzjzzzsssz -
Vol. X....No. %.

ANeER.-Ayoid hasty and inconsiden
ate reply indisputation. # is the second
angry ecord, says Socrates, that breedeth
the quarrel. How many now pining in
gloomy prisons, would have been free as
the sunlight and the blessed air." had
they aolded by this preceptl
FR1ENDs.-Use your friends so tba,
you w would not fear to have them your en-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28

GOLD by M Clark, ,hiddtetO,cn; F. Sla'c'
- Daniels & Bell, Rutland; f. Buck, tH'iI
ford: M. " Birchard, Brandon; Becktrt n ! !
Dver, salisbury: E. & E. w Bressster, ~; ;rS
diebwy: M. W Kingsley. yMo,ukton: NJ H ~,
Hfpes6.rgh: Fletcher & Miner, Bridpo't; E .G
Wright, Shorehdna: BoyntOn & .dusttn. OpSI,
II. .dElen, FG;rhGseR* Stanley & Lt1p1gr
PsattaeY. e."
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
THE BIRTH OF CHRIST.


NJ MISS LUCY SEYMOUR.
st. Luke, from the 9Th 10 tho 18th verse Of Il
md chap.
Sing praises 10 our God,
Let earth in Joy be clad,
Jehovah hath fulhll'd his word,
Prophets and saints DC glad
The roso shall now adorn the wild,
For God ami man are reeoncil'd.
+, Strike, strike higher note,
Ye bright, celestial band,
And let the thrilling anthem float,
Throughout our fayor'd land
For mercy hath return'd 10 earth,
And peace attends the Savior'S birth.
Go shepherds tell your tale,
Proclaim good will to men:
Repeat il to the wondering gale,
Toevery wood and glen,
Till echoing hills take up the strain,
= And winds shall bear il Ger the main
Behold the glorious star,
oh may It's light increase.
Till hail'd by nations from afar,
The harbingsr Of peace.
Oh! let not earthly shadows dim
The radiant star which leads to Him.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
sHEET-1RoN AND T1N-pLATE-wopT

TLARK & DAVIS have commenced
" business in Conants brick buiId;nn
No. 3, two doors east of the Store Cuse
tom respectfully solicited. AN bushes,
in their line, promptly attended to, PED.
lars furnished as heretofore.
Brandon, Feb. 9, 1888. 2l:23
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
BLACK RIVER ACADEMY.

BLACk XIV IL ACADEN7 7.
TENHE Spring Term of this Institution
Il will commence Monday, Feb. g.
and continue eleven weeks, under the
care of its present instructors. lnst!u<*i~o
will be given in instrumental and voc.
Music If desired. Board can be obtained
on very reasonable terms.
W. D. UPHAM, Principal,
Ludlow, Feb. 9, 1888. 2l:23
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
From the National Atlas.
THE BIBLE.

Lamp Of our feet . whereby we trace @'.' 900
Our path when won't 10 stray;
Stream from the fount Of heavenly grace
Brook by the travellers way.
Bread Of our souls wherein we feed
TINE mamma fron, on high
Our guide and chart wherein We read
OF realms beyond the sky.
Pillar of fire--through watches dark
Or radiant cloud by day
{ When waves would whelm our tossing bark.
Our anchor, aud our stay.
Pole.star on Lfe's tempestouS deepl
20 Beacon when doubts Surrounds
Compass! by which our course we keep;
Our. deep sea-lead 10 sound.
Riches in poverty! Our aid
In every ieedfu hour!
Unshaken rock! the pilgrims shade,
"fa'> The soldiers fortress tower!
Our shield and buckler in the fight!
Victory's triumphant balm!
Comfort in grief! In weakness. might!
J Ia sickness--Glead's balm!
gChddhood's preceptorI manhood's trustl
.rs0id ages firm ally!
Our hops! when we 60 down to dust
or Immortality!
Pure oracle Of Truth Divine!
Unlike each tabled dream,
Given forth from Delphi's mystic shrine,
Or grove Of Academe!
Word Of the everything God!
Will Of His Glorious Son:
Without thee how could earth be tTod,
Or heaven itself be won!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-28
VT. LIT. &sCI. INSTITUTION

VT. LIT. & SCI. INSTITUTION.
TINE next term of this school will
L commence on Monday the goth Of
February. Board in the institution at
cost. Board in the village $3.50. Wi.
ton the same as usual.
CARLTON PARKER, Principal
Brandon, Feb. 6, 1888. 20
~ The Principal will hereafter take
charge of the boarding Department.
Payment for board, at the Institution, wa,
he required in advance.
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THE MAIDS ONIAN.
ron THE COUNTRY.

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House, 81 cents.
All well printed, and upon good paper Just received,
for sale bv 49, +. TAYLOR.
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