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90 r.. r'sFi-ou ,isH 3, he'd - essr,...iny rs
Htfu.braur. "

. 30 TIE sti-yII slIN % held - ersrI...tny re-
m,p.b,apc.
Departed Iss' lfs, May 2i,h. 1893. after
lingering Illness, Mir. EIIIA CnaMuEEs
oonsoh OF Mr.. Edmond Chambers Of this
place, 0ged 35 years : mDu;L. and 10 dsy..
On The goth she vas conveyed - the ~ mo
Dist Episcopal Church, where an appropriate
discourse Was delivered by tie Rev. }. A
iieun;ng. after which her remains were con-
sig'fj ~ is mother dust, ismcnIed by nu.
mefou. relatives aud friends
The deceased. when young vas very de-
i,ful and sfieciionaie Daughter, making Tie
laN % her pssrniS the role OF her Conduct
: striving ~ all things 20 p.el,e them aud rem
I Ter them harry Rat Ike the gehtra'iiy II
Z The young, tie great copccrnments o. Etrrui-
! ~ uessp-J but few of her thoughts. unit
some iJ.nr after her u0i,1 y, ith Nr Chambers
! ln ihe ,eir l72J she went n . camp M ttiag
teii 81 L1pioup county. aud under lhr mini.
rat % = tie Rev 3 Thul.tpu shs va,
+ brought 90 n sense u hts iu-i cy.ti.l.u Ste
/ prc-srteI herself At tie altar e. PRAYER. atd
. triJfo thc meeting tetHilatcd she va. Lsy-
i f,'y cyuNcficd 10 God, AID az he Iulaess IT
Z her sJui shc gave Tee ElsTs 81 her salvation
\ to her gracious Reieemtr From tf4t tue
I uriil her death she wa ked a. seeing tim VIII.
I - iny,S5ir, ani ffsqnent'y su.iist o., I'm r-
l lions 1Hd taTmoil. q iie her fuss soul Won d.
I break out ~ TaptufoUs strains Of thsnksEi,-
vs.,.l p. go, - -.
i H.. .,.,., LII. ,f....,, -.
I..t.. rl... 900, - .s-'t
b -,rr..tt.I-,t.f 49,. ,..'..-.. ~
4 she ,,,.srs,et ,o A.. k.,.,t.,t,. -
/ s.t. "a. t,,.,.a.t,!, t...IsA - 80.
with IA it-.r.t. ~. t',.I .,t-...
,u. Ghost r.ys.,l ), f,ra, b.. I.,,s az,
4 ,,,.,c.t, Tor Heaven ir.i't...,,,r. al,
on hf.t der. feel sh,u r.t LII. 800. ,,.,
Ilns rg ,t.y here i. .tort ,..,I..4.
Ii,si.lf.z untc.dis-,se I,.t t,.,o,,t
/ .o ths prospect OF Lsrpy ia.n..fi.,.ls n,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
TUITION

on TBi FliS1 f0RTf cgfia 80 gTHta
hgStAt lN5 TgUNfsIS
NJ AEt IitHO PFpTL respectfully in-
w frus tff 900 refs cf ta1ritstaau
and Jefsfsoa, ust o. vHI tes.t 90 ib.
s3a,r Asif4.att!t AID bi Nr .t,tt ia
Frr1 Nartt .1 Ir.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

lis Excel!ency Edward n. Dudley
Governor Of North Carolina His TX
ceIlsncy David Campbell Governor al
Virgins, Lieut.. Col Grey, SIR VI.
DalymPle and Lord Aberdone. laitl,
from England. have arrived in lhis city
and taken lodgings At JeWetts Ex-
change liotel.--Boh liner, June 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
II'hciSfoIifR. &c.

ECsT received sns ~ ,.is D.,
e iAGk5 q IEREii.L
u al.tJwn, Jane - l0J4
-s-A>sP.s 80 e 500, ....s.
-~1s----- ---Z-.a- ~. ~ -
'ut 'tis'rlsr frsfsr.iuly informs uo
ciurrfs ~ Jefferson ceglt, Tat re
wIii sr.tp sis.t ChsfIs,tYvu faI lie prrr1..s
OF HAfIdIMG BELLS g. saop :. :
'biicieHl n4nDsr oI sIt!stt ars be- m1ds
80 w2rfaut li, d-if4 ~ ~ GREEN, ieu
fih Nr ITsnsrf sarier. Cbft.rsfoau. Wal
he prcmlrs az rtsd 81.
" TnHAYsrK
Bsiimofs. June 10. lass 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
VIRGINIA. COMMERCIAL CONVENTION


Til, Lojiy assembled at Richmond on Wc,lue,-
LAY last James Caskie OF Rishmond w.s en-.
pointed President. sud J.ueS Mcfarland of
Petersburg, -"d Robert 81. Butler ot Norfolk
Secretaries Delegates q on many counties and
IoN"s iH the Commonwc-lh are present. A ~
sDlI;io" has been adopted appointing Commit
Tee e. pT~lisry Repeat, setting tpith the ads .n-
ns,' u'd przctieatIli,y Of ,srg, ing on direct
trade ~iih Foreign Es''1ps. clhiL,tug the e,n,-.
~hl,i hsvv depressed thst trade iu tie slapir
sJt,s, -Hl sp:yvs,'us such other measures -
may be fully adopted, 60 de- clopr our r.,ou.-
ee', ""d sd'sn,e thu general Objects Of lhs Con-
V,uti5n.
The following resolution, have also been
sjoptcd
R>solr,d, That the Committee to
whom were referred the former rcso.u-
lion, report what loss Of capital, If any
has been sustained by the people Of
Virginia within the Ia. forty years, ~
consequence Of giving 10 others the
profits o! her business, through a sys.
ten Of indirect trade, and what per
cent. pcrquisiies and profits accrue to a
commercial mart, from the various de-
ar,uleni, Oi business connected with
nuPo'tl'iOns and the sale of them to
the retail dealers on the usual terms:
iuj further. 20 csiiu ate The resource, Vi
the State. sEd - hat commercial popu.
Ia'ion may be sustained within her
borders
Resoired, That the said Committee
inquire into the expedlency of estab-
fishing Agenci- IN the seversl towns
Of the State Tor the sale Of articles OF
American Manufacture. and to recon-
msnd such measures as will secure To-
our people the advantages ia this branch
Of our supplies which have heretofore
been enjoyed ~ toe cities O! the NoG.
ihcm and Eastern S,sles, and alec TO
inqlIre into the subject Of Meichant 5
Licenses. and report. Il expedlcnt,
Nhlt means may be adopted TO pro-
mote NOS, encctU.liy Tie in,elcs', OF
Merchants, and the revenue u the
Commonwealth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
NOfirc.

WOULD -g- 20 give notice o. bose gen
uemth ah5 have scot m1fo. 60 Cbaftl
deer BY ihs season. tsat tees caa sate ten
dollars bY tts T1ymeat of SIS t'tfstB ils
snd ihe ioih 81 July, as aAt5t uas ibs ses
son sxpires Shouts sHy rsEiect On psy up
by ihat ume, its SESSION Price 81 80 sul De-
charged, shout respect o. gsfssas
THJMA, q. BAYLOR
June It 1879 -8t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

61-Ths Rev NJ Brssr - expected 70
prtaeh N tie Pee Chufeh - psrs-Fsfry,
asEt sunday ~ u o'eioCk, An
Juaa 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

The inside Of disiillery Vas burnt
up IN Baltimore on the 3D. INST The
occurrence will probably prevent the
msides o: great many human beings
irosn sharing the sane Pc,ntic,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
NrgroC- Wanted.

NAyANILD. about ~ NTsHOis. from
Wv Csc 4k-sot - Go 90 t-af.. f,r which
sbct g. .css ai.l %, sfysH ti.su b., ssy Other
'lrchas-r ts i.c D...Y
HirUtRD Johnson
laFpcrs-IsIfV, JIre 20. iaf- 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

sL.vERs CAPruREU.-We have
ocCn As orcd with the BERMUDA R,yal
Gazette Of The 29,h May. received :.
'hi5 port Yesterday by the schr CaihA.
.riac !, contains notice Of the ari
vol II that por, ofihc h VI Ship Pearl.
Lord Clarence Pagct. COMMANDER hay.
ing iu charge a. fnzes, 1870 Ilyeis
clpturcd hy The Pearl abou, tie lat Of
April One q them the brig Djh.
gcDi. taken alter a chase Of sixteen
hours. lad on board TO slaves aud a
crew OF % men She bad lost so
slave on ,Ae pas a-c. Tie other. The
Opp9sicisn. was cspiurrd the safr q day.
but .hc baIrrc sioY,iy landed herslayes
on tho S1o'h sidc q Cuba Another
SLAYER the bug C4motHs, aIth 80
lsscs on board had slsJ Leen captured
ny II NJ schr. Ssppho.
al the above slaves were landed AZ
New Providence. The Camocns was
10 call al Bcfmudn. and wiih lhe o,hcri
sal "a a few days for Sierra Leone f5r
condemnation there being 10 PJnu-
guese Commissioner AZ Havana.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
RniEEoad .Intice.

4 order 10 give Tho citizen, Of Hstpori-
! Ferry sd Ch-r'c4IJwn 90 oppOttutit,
10 attend the Masonic Celebration in lhis
place, on SATURDAY tho 27d in,isnt Tain
OF Cars will ieave lIarpers.ferfy ior via
chester al O'Clock ~ The m5rniig There
"dt, eonscquerily, ne no extra train from
Winchester 10 Harpeis-Fefry OF that Jay.
GEO. HaIST. .4g;nL
Winchester, iuGc ~, i-3r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Nothing can exceed the beauty and
promise of ihe growing crop, ia tbc ad
I1ceat counties Of Firpnia. We have
just bad an opportunity q seeing some
.ol ihs finest wheat fields IN i.ouIo1n
Scat We ever saw and We hear that all
around ihc same prospect " presented.
There has been rain enough. and a
few warm dave will make and secure
the whcat.-.Her4Hdua Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
Notice.

"A IL. persons having elaim, against TIA
= n estate u tic late Edward u.aiy a.,
requested ~ rtesen' them t7imstlltei, r,,.
roriy Authenticated ond all those NAT ~.
indebted to sad e.iate are hereby Informed
mat tuTihor iaduIsscer cannot be gwen
JANIS VI BROWN .ls,a,,
81 u, l. ia't ~ I. H.aly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Prr.rNrrroS Bit The bill from
i.e Senate granting pre- empton rights
al'ef bsiag amended was passed IN the
House on Thursdsy nigh, by vote Of
l07 10 52.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

We have seen some two hundred
notices at the growing wheat cop in
various parts ot ,he Union. They a..
all iavorlblc.- LoUisriRe Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Gr0iH nHd Gr0ss SeyFhes,

NHANUFfCTrRED BIS sssioa Co. t'.ax.
va received nd f3r ,.I- ~
YNfI, TEnhIlI.
u4UIaHn. Juro ia. ASS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
FRUIT.

LNON~, OrBngss, srd Fls tprlss 1885
n received sud fot safe o. tts Btag Store
Of J. %. sTRNtTH.
June ~. 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
DIED,

On the 10Th in-iaGt, al Richmond, in the
9i'h year OF las age, J0TS AuGUsTu, CHErAL-
LIZ, LNq native aud citizen of France, but
resident for mote than fifty wear, in the Uni.
ted Staies--hIiinS various stations Of honor
aud trust ~ the Iegyice Of Ls couuiry-the
inii,nIie frieud Of Ha,uiu giOn sud i.sf,yei,r.
un Thur,dsy tho 7'h INST, Col. Tisornr
TArteR, Sen, 10 the .7ih year OF la, age
Or msny years a respectable citizen VI Lou
doun county
At Pr'n-rtou, y. j., On Saturday last, the 10Th
'ns's"t. ai 10 o'clock. \ NJ % pulmonary -on-
sumption. Mrs NIaoAaLr BnscrK~Rtnsf con-
sp,t e til R-y l.ln Br,sk-nr,dkr. form = y ~
baltimore, And duishIet OF The it.v Dr. Ni!Isr
OF tlc t.ru..r piece
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

- NL'-SEo
IL ANlNG TAX QUA ieiters Of sAn,ipi.ta.
ton upon the est1ie Of william rrtn,
DECD, tho Undersigned reqt-,t' 81 person,
having claiU's sz,in.i the s1id estate. 10 pre-
sent itrm. property Authenticated, los .st
uemenL Those Indebted Will flesss n,sl,
immediate psymeat. as it1uig-ncc csuaot
b. given. join ! HICKEY 1ia,,>
h'ddirWsy, Jsh co Juoe -, 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Mr. Dromgoolc from the Committee
90 Foreign Relations 70 whom had
.een referred the memorials On ihc
object Texas, made report sciuog
i'fih As there was no proposition before
i1e House. on that subject. the Com.
a''ee Do not deem Il advisable 70
'-res'all the public opinion BY making
any proposition, and offered a rcsolu-
700 that The Committee be discharged
tom farther consideration. ADD tia. al
raPers and petitions be laid on the Ia
he.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

I, was stated "a The Senate on T1e7.
lly. thai III the hanks IN The Union
r4-.P, those 10 Missoun. Araaa A.
llipul aud South CarJliul have T..
'!'d o. plid 0i ao'cs Of lees drno'ui.
cation than - since tho Sc, IS June
30. Consequently the notes ct the
-ank' ia ihese four only can bc rccciy-
ci IN plymcn, OF the public dues, un.
..,, % iaw ~ s'tercd
o. ai.. bc seen by che procccdinv'
Gas Nr Webster has introduced a Mll
repeal thss ci1usc q the act - June
~. The bill gave rise 70 an animated
.eba'e. and was fn,lIy laid upon zoe
h'io until ths.Sn5.Trea5ury ball Is act.
81 upon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

A FIRST RATE s,t horse power Thr,.L
L N ing Machine, Nth Spike sod Better.
rs'c"!s;td 10 sst out Glover and Wheat. ~,
al mo machinery eonllrts Ffte s25U-
six months credit
APPLY Ar TWs OFFICE
June : IrJS ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

IREEOoM OF OPiSIov. Morgan
Neville has been elected from the Of
nee OF Receiver oi Public Mories. IN
the Cincinnati District. because he
could ~, supper, ANY and every msa.
sure Of the Administration What
( says the Baltimore Chronicle Does the
Richmond Enquirer think OF such an
exercise OF authority IN The case OF a
man such a. MORAN Nevilles The
Cincinnati Express declares ,ha, his
removal, under the Circumstance. l.
an othc'as outrage which has aroused
the indignant icellag> of lhe communi.
~: aud that Mr.. J an &. Avery. who
was appointed TO the Office thus made
vacant, has promptly declined the ho.
nor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Every thing wss ssain't Us a, tie
late election --RicinoAd EhqvirSr.
Particularly the votes Of The people.
Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

We understand what We say.
Richmond Enquirer.
That's more than Your readers can
do Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Mr PrentQ Of Mississippi has offer.
% series Of resolutions m the House
g Representatives. % relation 90 the
Mississippi election case. concluding
18th declaration that The resolution
Of ihe Hone ~ ihe 9Th February lat.
tenyiag So pfeniiss and Word their
seats was a dangerous attack 'upon the
elective iranch'f" N Delegation Of The
sh'5 Of Mi7ssfippi ~ uolition u the
Constitution. and therefore ought to be
fesclnded."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
E'catllrrs Wanted.

WISH - purchase FEATHERS. for
q which val give the hisbe.t p.,rtet
} MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
or Rent.

a COMFORTABLE BRICK DwELLINC
n HoC 81. ~ Bolivar, recently occupied
y A'' hodger. Posses.ion gwen immedI.
a'e'N W :. b. ANDERSON.
June :. 1899 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
Loci. ri This.

I'VE highe., market prize VII he git.n
Tor BUTTER, BY ne .u5.cri5er, ., Ne
kab!eiown store.
GEO CIAHBEELiS
June : i-cs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
JOHN CIArI
Notice.

a. AAGIC& WAN-s,N..3
a fot NJ man who IS brst-rste work
4 N msn' OF sober aud Industrious habit.
and who ~ ~ every way qualified 10 condue,
shop, Nil Gud good situation b, .nnl, in,
inmet .1iely 20 he .ubsciioer al ksbi,t5v
GRO. l.. ClItNBHEIIN.
June 7 l-3-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

fepsie'rl-af ~ o. Prsiiaf ts and VIA 40
si-, ref ,.H .taf rrEt SfHaf
AARoN q DAYT0S, o. be Fourth
Auditor Of The Treasury Department.
o. The place ~ J G. PicKETr appoipi.
ed Ch3lse fAFdres TO tie Peru BuiI.
wan Confederation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Msssrs. Trf,NY .DurALL & Co Baltimore
III. Y. Hui = Co, Louisville
ii. y. sLsIM,ELR Co Msrga-
Teiia Furnace, -
CEaAaD 4. WAGER, Esq, lIaryer.-
Ferry, Va.
June ., lsJi 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
CmARLoTrrSvnLr. Iunn

Tho .ion. Mr.. buchanan. Of Penn,
sNlyau'a. and the Hoa. Mr.. Nicholas
~ Louisiana, berS OF the L. =
senate, have been on Sis,t 10 Mr.. r.
). Rani0!ph's IN this county, Tor the
tat i've or SIX days. The obIec, OF
ihis mission 20 Mecca, does no, appear
TO be known here. but on DIT attribute,
II TO Sub-Tleasury arrangements, as i,
Is now PROBABLE tie bill will become a
ia" It's supposed the grand son Ia,
Pretrnhons TO Receiver Generalship.
and II IL essential 10 ascertain wha, can
DC gained 10 ihc Naturalization by his
appointment, or the mission NAV have
been instituted for the purpose OF de-
'iHng means for bringing The Old Do.
miHIoa again iH;o the traces. The En-.
bas'y Of Mr.. Wright 10 Richmond hay.
ing ialled 10 accomplish 'ha, object and
the old gentleman oi the Eao4is,r SIN
lighting ,hy. II became necessary 10 re-
sort 10 o'her eSpcdients.-r. 92roc.!e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
Public sale or E.y.y,E,.

NDER the authority Of the last will and
u ie,i1mcnt Cf James Clare, deceased. the
.uU,'r.'r %! sell, al public sale, GA F.t!.y.
.iI.l.s! 9 l. on the rremi.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
The Tracs GLAND

Ueionr'rg 10 Sac e.i,ie Of said deceased, or
ShicH lie resided at the time Of b., d.atb
,,iu-se az ths county Of Clarke aud siu:s Of
virSiHis, aud containing about
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-31
Vol. X....No. 10.
Extract from letter from a subscriber II

Extract from letter from subscriber to
the editor:-
Brother Murray am under the he.
cessity of saying to you, stop my paper.
am so poor, and have so many children to
feed and clothe, that / fear Ican't pay fer it.
So send you this dollar, and bid you good
by, wishing you God speed. Farewell"
Stop, my brother. Consider this mailer
we'll, before you take the step. Are you
not, in your solicitude for the physical
wants Of your children, abou, to neglect
their spiritual and Intellectual we'll be;no
Are you not sacrificing the interests of The
soul to the luxuries of the body2 Ian, oo,
acquainted with your temporal circumst,p-
ces. 1t may be that the price Of ycurnev,.
paper is needed for bread for your chillre2
If you will forward me statement OF the
facts convincing me that it is so, will for
ward the paper to your children, gratis.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-31

Burman conquerors, but differing greatly
Il different sections of the country. We
have not yet made any proposition 70 the
Board for getting font of native Shyan
characters cut, purely because the charac-
tiers are SO various in form,.hat we could
NOT vet tell what would in every case be
the form most extensively known. and
partly because there Is no immediate OPP
portunily for distributing Shyan tracts TO
any extent. there being at presentno ready
access To- the min body OF the Shyans
between here and Ava. When tnere
shall be free access to the interior, we
shall need tracts in the native character IN
a4d;t;on 10 those in the Roman; other
wise n wide opportunity for distributing
tracts will be .Iost before the great body Of
the people cen become acquainted with
the Roman character. ses. @ast
In regard 70 the disposition Of the ma
hives Of all races towards the Roman char
actsr. so iar as we have had any expert.
ence, Il is most favorable. We have
never had single scholar make the least
objectionio the English letters, nor have
we ever received request from any one
10 be instructed ia the native character
On the contrary, most of the natives Of the
higher classes have, from some cause OF
other, become greatly prepossessed IN Ia
vor Of learning the English language;
and they generally look upon the acqui'
sition Of the English letters as stepping
stone 70 the language itself Some time
ago gave a copy ofthe Roman alphabe
10 one Of the Khamti chiefs, and was sur
prised to learn, few days afterwards
that he had written note TO one Of thu
English residents, here, IN RomGnizec
Asamsss.. We have as yet had but three
or four. scholars. from the Khamtis o.
shyans. as they mostly live at considers
Die distance from us. s~ -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-31
AMERICAN ANNALS OF EDUCATION

AMERICAN ANNALS OF EDUCATION
published monthly, at three dollars per
annum, edited by William A. Alcott, au-
thor Of the young mans guide the
house live in,' the young MOTHER &C.,
and editor of the Library of Health
CoNTENTs OF JAN. No.-RecolLectiou,
of the Deaf and Dumb; to Illustrate the
Principles of Family and School Disci-
pline-Anecdote of Mute-Extent oil
his Obstinacy-Appeals to his Conscien-
tiousness--Final- Resort to PRAYER
Another Obstinate Pupil-Method ofSub-
DUNG him-Moral Reflections. Sowing
the Seeds Of Character, No. /. A Far
mer's Method of Observation-Disclosures all
Parents may do-Teaching Definitions
Importance of a Dictionary, Moral In
Ruence Of Cruelty. Imprisoning Birds
in Cages Their very great Sufferinos-
Moral Tendency of Manageries-Human
Inconsistency-Man a lord--not a tyrant.
How TO Preoemt Youthful Crime. Hints
to Parents. District School Missionaries
What School Teachers may do-Anec-
dotes of a Teacher-His Efforts to awak-
en- Parents-His partial Success-RusuIts
of these Labors. Instruction By PhySi-
clans. School at Newburgh-Physcians
who have become Teachers. Eterat1ng
Common Schools. Proceedings in PlYm-
outh County-Lazy Apologies of Pa
rents-Common Errors. Music in Schools
Public instruction in Vocal Music-Its
Bearing on Health. One Reading Booh
in Glass. MIR. Palmer's Notions Of
Teaching Reading. Confessions of q
ScAootmaster, No. W. Mistakes in
School Kicking, '-Rusults of the Mis-
takes My Eyes gradually opened. Du
ties of School Superintendent. Quite.
of a City School Officer. Miscellany
Common School Instruction in Georgis
I-Common School Convention, at Mari
etta-Cincinnati College-School Apara
tus and School -Libraries-Educatiol
! Convention at Keene. N. H.-The ALLIE
Waiting Writing Desk-Plymouth Teach
ers' Seminary-New Female Seminar,
for Teachers-Music in Public School,
Boston Academy of Music Education
at the Sandwich Islands-Public School
IN Observation-Disclosures in Geneva
/ Notices Of Books. +. g.. @
prospectus, next week.
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-31

Let all unite in putting down mobs =
but the way TO 90 this is TO put down those
fanatical or unprincipled demagogues,
who wickedy or needIessIy agitate the
public mass. Let the cause be removed
and the effects will not exist.-Bibhcai
Recorder
According to this, the way to have "put down
the n,obs' that stoned Stephen and murdered the
other Christian martyrs, would have been for the
friends Of good Order-such as the Editor of the
Biblical Recorder-to have, in season, put
down" Stephen and other like & fanaticaI and I'm
Prncipled demagogues, who wickedIy or need
lessIy sgitated the public mass!'' Let the honest
an discerning judge between US, and say who
the &C unpr inciped demagogues'' are who put Up
the mobs. Anticipating the decision, will take
the liberty to suggest TO this BIBLICAL Recorder
ga more exc client way to "put doarn thu
mobs," 1t is this let Biblical Recorders, and al
other public teachers and leaders, cease slanderine
and traducing abolition lists, and telling 1.-the pub
lie mass" that they ought to be put down.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-31

The ordinance Of Ba ptIsm was admin
istered last Sabbath in PittsaeId by Bro
Richardson, and others are expected to 60
forward soon.
A revival is enjoyed by the Methodis,s
and Congreoationalists in Gilnanton.
In Franklin and Derry, we understand
a work of grace has commenced.
Several have been baptized lately by
Bro. Stow who have united with his
church, Bostoa.-N r. Bop, Reg,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-31

The "Monthly Paper" published al
Philadelphia by the Baptist General Tract
Society, and edited by brother 1. M. Allen,
former editor of the Vt. Telegraph, in fu-
ture takes the name of Baptist Record, =
and is to be issued once in two weeks
The Record is to be edited by I. M. Allen,
r. Babcock, Jr. and r. w. Cushman.