Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-30

The Nea0 Hampshire Observer, pub !
lished at Concord, has changed its lille for
that of " Christian Panoply" The Edit /
or says, {" We have preferred Panoplg to
Observer because it is new name. o.
servers are numerous in the country"
The Auburn Banner, Methodist pa
per, published at Auburn. has changed its
title for Conference and Family Record
er "-assigning as the reason, that sits
title was quite exceptiohable because it i'm
ported no Conference relation. '-Ne,O
York Observer.
To Parents and Friends of the young
men residing in the City of New York,
and throughout the United States.
1t has long been subject of deep re-
greet, that many young men who come TO
reside in this CITY, and bring with them
early habits of moral culture, form assocl-
atoms, which cause them 10 think lightly
of religions instruction. and are seldom
seen at the house of God.
Provision has beel made for such TO be
introduced to respectable place Of wor-
ship. and to receive the personal attention
of a worthy minister Of the New Tesla
ment, in the Baptist connection.
Any parents or friends. desiring their
sons and relatives to be favored with reli
gious privileges while residing il this city,
and are unprovidad for, are requested TO
address line to the subscriber, giving the
names and places Of such, and they shall
receive the earlies: attention.
Printers of weekly Journals, throughout
The United States are requested to insert
the above notice few times in their pa
pers. BY order of committee of the
I Mulberry-street Baptist Society.
The Eastern (Haine) Argus gives a
summary of facts in the Land Agents Re.
port, for that State. by which it appears
: that the receipts of his office. for the last
year, have been S27 500, 93-ils expenses
S3,376,75, and its disbursements and
attachments, 627, 272 ,54-leaving bal
ance of securities and funds in his hands
on the 3lst day of December, A. ID. 1888,
, of 1881 ,056, 09. There are within the
Limits of the State, according 10 the treaty
of 1888, Of the INDICATED lands belonging
/ to Maine and Massachusetts, by estima-
/ ton, 6,022060 acres--lands located in
4 townships, 2,650000 acres total. S,672
060 acres. The number of acres sold &c
settlers, the past year, is 1887. The
: consideration received from the sale:
4 amounts to S9,428, 81, averaging seventy
e four cents per acre.-BOstOn Press 8
e Post
Twelve of the recent voyages of the
packet ships between New York and Liv,
: days each. The steamships must make
s their pot little hotter Boston Press q
d Post 81.
/ A VILLAGE LIGHTED BY NATURAL
i Gas. The village of Fredonia, N. Y.
\ which is about two miles from Lake Erie
e is lighted entirely by natural gas. which
v is obtained in the following Manner
y Three years since, while removing an oIc
J. mill which stands partly over a rivule
J. running through the village, bubbles
( were observed 10 break often on the wa
y ter, and on trial proved to be inhamma
: Bile. A company was formed, who boreC
through the rock, constructed gasome
J. ter, and laid pipes, by which the gas j
r conveyed through the village, supplyin.
IS one hundred lights, at an expense of 81,
p so each, yearly. 1t is carboretted by
c, drogen, and is supposed to come from bed
r. of bituminous coal. The flame from il !
Sc of brilliancy inferior 10 that produced b
id the gas used in ous cities. The gasome
IN ter collects eighty CHI cubic feet in twelv
H. hours, and with a larger apparatus NOR
le might be procurcd.-BOsLon Press {
ID Post. !.
I'll . NARROW ESCAPE. The mail stag
n left CatskiIl for Albany at o'clock, o
ne Friday week upon the river, contrary {
TO the advice and express wish Of the passer
IT. gers. The driver was repeatedly war;
TO ed of lis insecurity, but persisted in dri,
or ing on until within eight miles of the cit,
ht when the ice gave way, and the stag
on horses, and ten passengers, were precip
re- tated into the river. BY the timely all
es persons from the shore, and the courag
OF Gus zeal of one or two passengers who 5
ed. cured an early footing upon the ice. lht
Do. were all saved.-Boston Press g. Post
Many persons in New York, who ha
IN property to transport on the Erie Can;
the have sent petition to those who have 4
'rt- control thereof, praying that the DO;
req may no longer run on the Sabbath
IS Cross 3- Journal.
ra MoRE EXECUTIONS IN L. CANADA
~ The Montreal Transcript of Saturday q
,,l,, nounces the execution OF fire more Car
r;al dians, which took place on Fridly. T
AZ names Of The victims were Decoigne, I
no two Sahquineus, r. Hamelin, and J. RI
dpnd er,. Il is stated that they, with the exc,
30 ton Of Jacques Robert, met their 6
with much compesure- N