davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-11

Extra teeth where desired, fer feeders supplied
40 cents each; the number ofteeth being about equal
the number of saws. One set of feeders, it is CON
sidered however, will wear out two or three sets of
sows Extra SAWS supplied at so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered 10 the agents of
planters in any OF the Sea port towns OF the cotton plan
ting Stacs al the above prices the agents paying the
fire; ,t the same from New York; and becoming re-
slA.sibe for the amount Of the Gin. A Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins TO put them up where dc.
siret the charges for whose services will be extra bat
moderate.
Iron running gearcan also he ordered where desired
Oil reasonable terms, hut will be charged extra Horse
power, ofany description, be furnished On like
terms. Small steam engines also be ddereiif de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in regar,
to the aransemenlo saws, breasts brushes &C. |,
is IL und they diferi opinion. Some desire saws Of
larger diameter than others. The most common size
is . or 10 inches; b. some wish them IL inches Some
wish or rows Of brushes an axle, while others do
not want more THAI at most. Some wsh saws with 3
Org teeth to the inch, while others want 10 Or II
W. UGH discrepancy, we prefer they should at
the time oil giving ORDERS furnish statement OF ei,
Wishes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left discretion, shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
Ara order be executed, from the is received
in the space OF nine weeks, and the Gin in that
time placed in the hands OF the factor. To be in time
for the next CROP all orders ought be in the hands
tho manufacturersby the first middle Of May; except
or plantations where they are late in commencing tc
pick or gin cotton.
g'v9ng States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
rL3 6
RADEN CORN-esnslontly on hand, ail. lor sale
" 4,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-11

7HTNf:SE HANDKERCIlEFs - doz OF henuti-
FIJI workman ,hip sent as trial to this market,
IA sale nv ABRAHAM TRIEK,
.n.:I q "a Grnyjcr st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-11

TlUTATOES-GiO hampers of Englsl potatoes ON
hoard ship Liverpool. Enquire on board Or to
mv7 |. II GALE, 95 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-11

ITATS-l3 ca ses drab Rus-n hats, various qnnlii'e'
III brand briuls and low crowns landing from shIp
ST. Louis, for sale by | Bkll'ir' y o.
m Ijl magazine ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-11

n MEN SHIRTS, GLOVES & SUBSCRIBERS.
IL Just received by late rivals an assortment of
Shirts Cravats, Summer stocks, loves, and S"spc'-
ers, at the Buzaur, corner of 81. Charles un Common
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-11

boxes receiving from New York
l. per ship Oconee. for snle by
NV SuAII.N BROWN 96 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-11

LNLOUR-52 bis landing from Steamboat Baton
II Rouge for suiehy DoHSrI,
Iuay7 A New lrV"r
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22
LEGISLAl URE ROCEEDINGS.
SEN ATE-JaLuarv o.


Mr.. Derbigny moved I" take up and consider the
resolutions submitted by him on Thursday last ),
and de the special order for this day, relative
the custody and safe keeping Of the public money
Of The Uni'ed States; the currency and Nationa
Bank calling upon nnr senators and represt MA.
,ives Congress in effect, to agains. the sub
treasury scheme in every shape, and Tor N"
',onaI Bank, as safe depository Of the public
money; the efcien, fiscal gen, Of the government,
aud the regulator of,he currency.
Mr.. Vim moved I" postpone the resolutions 10 a
future day, which WINS opposed by Mr.. Derb'gn,
and rejected by tho tollowi ng vote
Agains, the pos,ponement, Mcssrs. Arman,,
Briscoe, Brow, Dsrbigny, Ducros, Duprs, Hou,
Hriar', and Thibodaux 9.
F"r pos,poninp, Mcssr.. Bossicr, Downs, Penn
Sc"'o' Fecinna, and Winn,5
So the m"ti"n to postpone was lost. Severn
amendments we're proposed and rejected and III.
first resolution was adopted wilhuu, division.
After considerable discussion, all the resolution
h"nlly passed The senate ny tho following vote.
Fm tarm-Mrssrs. Atmart, Btiscor, Brow
D rhirnv, Ducros, Dupre, Hoa, Hirnr, and Tnh
dea"x.-Aga'ns, them, Messrs. Bossicr, Downs
P-nr, Scott Of Fllcinna and VIM, 5.
We shall nnlicc these Important resolution
} further when they come ,obe acted IN the hous
J They passed the senate by decided wing pa .
vote.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

Office in several ins,ancer, Is already disclosed, but
especially in continuing to issue Treasury notes.
hearingan interest OF per cent. when the COVERT
meni had several millions to its credit The bucks
M. Biddl-'s Bank. These matters, We hear,
jus, brought TO light; and others, still more as.
."nncing whispered to exist, while tho whis
members of Congress in hot pursuit, aud Will
no doubt, in spite Of all the obstacles thrown IN
lhs way by the government gentry, search gu. the
game. There was never, perhaps, SO corrupt an
administration Of government in modern times, az
tina, Of the United States at the present time. We
trust that the present Congress dssolves IN the
3rd OF March next, many Of the existing corrup
tons will be exposed, and tina. the people will b
enab TO see the horrid abuses Of the men whom
} they have elevated to power, and that they viii
hurl from Office every incumbent who upholes ant
, participates in the wicked corrup.ions and nal
practices Of the dav.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22
Ntw Orleans end Nashville Rail Road.

When we prnned tn" Article an the subject Of
the general law relative to internal improvements,
in the Legislature, we were nj" aware ,ha, the
Nashville Rail Road Company had prepared and
we're abou, to submit plan for Bank on the
principle of the free Banking system, to expedite
the construction and com ple,ion OF this crea, ma
,innai ork. The plan will be developed IN few
days, pr jec,ed ell the basis Of property as tho
pledge security Of the capital stock on which a
banking capital is TO be raised, without any pecu
mary aid from the State. This is in fact sppI,
ing the free banking principle I" a single ohjec,
Of internal improve nent. There can he no ohjec.
ton il is though, to passing il. The Bank e t..
be so connected with the Road, tina, it is To max.
| the necessary advances from lime 10 time, ms i,
progresses, and the road on the other hand is I.
deposit with the Bank the proceeds Of it,. nrnm.
from transportation, freight and PASSENGERS .s
! meet The interest and advances made. The pro-
iact seems feasible and promises ~ effect d srea
public improvement without bur,hening or EN- bar
| rassing the Stale in any manner.
This projec, will noL conflict with the genera
law in relation 10 internal in pr"v+m.n,. whicI
nas been submitted to the Legislature. !, doe,
not require Of the State to appropriate none,
or apply State means, but only to give corpora
privilege and State credits, ba ssd On pledge n,
| mortgage Of innincumbe,ed real estate and slnr
which will produce the means 10 car y on ane
complete the Rail Road.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

Cfuetty.-The Courier Of las, evening treated
the po II fellow vino was shot on Sunday night
"ost cruelty. 1t not gully wounded him MORALLY
but had him arrested and sen, to prison! w,
quite the very words "An individual was sim,
last n'sh. supposed MORALLY, about I2 O'clock in
coffee house. in The vicinty of the St, Charles
Theatre BY Spanard. He was Immediately ar
rested and sent rnj ai'.'' Now, : MT it c,u.l
say the least Of it, /" have the poor unfortunate
'uhfr'' lodged T." jail, after he had been morally
wounded
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22
Cfssss D 81. Theatre.

ENEFlr OF Mr.. NILLIAM SON.
THIS EVENING, JAN. 90,
Will be performed the beautiful Play OF the
truth; OR, \ GLASS TOO MUCH.
Albert, Mr. Fredericks.
Nina, Mrs Barrett.
The lnterlude will follow, OF the
DUMB BELLE.
To cons,ule will, the Drama Of
PRESU MPTIVE EVIDEN
Duke Dcryan, Mr. Williamson.
In the course Of the evening, Mr. ,Willumso on viii
sing the Rose of landae,' Draw the Sword u Scot
land Yankee ship and fankee crew and Hope, thu
sailors Anchor
Mr. f FORREST has nrrived,lue notice will be Civ
EN- d his First Appearance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

The Opelousas Gazette contains the proceedings OF
several public meetings the subject Of the Achala-
lava Rail Roud, which is he run from the Mississippi
river to Opelousas. The reasons urged for the con
strucon of the Road, such must strike every
sensible man. The aid Of the Legislature is asked and
tue Senators and Representatives of tina, section which
is most materially interested in the work have been re-
qnesed to urge the propriey Of the measure upon the
| Legislature.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

Affair." al Washington Owing 10 the irreeula r
iiy nj the malls we have Irils IF the proc s.J
ings OF Congress Al our latest dates. however.
that body was busy in terr-t,ng nu, the corruption
OF the administrator. It Is sud some dam ning
ION OF the Secretary of The Treasury, NJ Wood
bury, with some of the dsiaulripg officers. That
he has been guilty Of gross malverss,ion in the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

,,r,c ,.,;,,, ,.o, .,,, ..,,
,i -, III; y. L; " ;il i, n", , ,r ~, a.
H., :, onr,,nrs ,h, , Wr Davis of ,,nn' Im," MR..
; ha i,.L On imam h;n,s,lf m mnle ,,.ma,, r
'"s nus ',Ae' ai" '',s ". No d u" 'n''.'' ~ ~
~" ~. ;o., , w III ;"H i; ' .,l , VS. ,
:la ''", ~, ''l ,, VI ~ ~. ;, "'' "'.'
- n' o !" W 'e'' 10 ''"'" ~ ''''' u" '''"'''
''u' M ;,c,.,,o,;,, If ,,o ,,,,,,;,. ,,l nc ., &c
" w; ""' ', ia. ," ~" ',"' u Us a" "o' u
,ee .a'. :" D,a,an r f,.s p''p'' ~ '''"'
Alb ul ten d'vs since, viii passing through Ex-
change Place. nccosted on od friend, who KEPT lot
terv otfice-hc advise IL purchase cket the
Lou .iana ott.r, class l6 extra this objected to-
patty ,hroush joke and partly ridicule the idea of
an, Thing bens by ,ny sme Is in tteries: fnal
", however, ITO TX ut ticket; on the evening OF
', i" y, ~. VIII f;, nI a., ',e ';,;
thu dawn numbers, without taking notice Of the n,-
Inercu' order m winch they were drawn, handed my
,n ,b Tram 'l ren-a,, ,' y, Wv. ,i, :,
,h; h the nnmh,rs ,y.r, draw, ,.v , lr;eud u hn n,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22
$4,000! Capital Prize, TIcN Is only So 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

Nos. 81, A, 6t, the scconl Capital Prize Of $4,000
sold the Nerun,lah.
Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Cuss A.
10, ), Al, 70 53, "a, AZ, G6, 70. IS, Co. 81.
TLASS No. 8. Authorised by the Legislature Of
" the State. TO be drawn This bay, jan -,
1888, Ut ) o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hn,el.
DAVIS Y co, Managers.
IS Drawn nnmher--i2 Drawn Ballots.
Sptendid Scheme.
~ 8ll Prizes. amounting to sl92 ; 3
Tickets 81 '0-lialves ? 0O-Q aarte,s l 90.
Packages Of % Tickets for 800, warranted to draw
At least $l8. Package. of 5 i'alf 'Tckcs so war
rnnted draw lens, 81 o. Packages of IS Quarter
Tickets $c5 90 warranted TO draw at east $50 70.
Fur packages OF Stag 10 tickets apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
jan22 l6 Chart,es s.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22
~. Charles Theatre.

va V3a3V3<Iy3 II ECCWJ1Es
7h appearance this season of the celebrated
Miss ELLEN TREE.
This Ercqiny, Jrnury o,
VIII Lc performed the Play of
Adrastus, Mr. Harrison,
Ctesphon. Debar,
Phocion Page,
Ion, Miss Ellen lree
Cemantllr, Mrs Plumer.
An Overture by the Orchestra
Grand Pas Seul, by Made RayenOI
To conclude with the Piece Of
TURNING THE TABLES.
Jeremnh Bumps, Mr. Browne
Jack HUMPHREYS, Finn
Miss Knibbs Mrs. Piuner,
| pm, Harrison.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

TO BE DRAWN Tails DAY.
w. c,,;, 49,. i, , r. d.,
n.' 1,I %, -, 1,'a "'''io''s VI ''' LOUIS
'an' t'o"e's' Iiass '', .o' '"'':
H. ~ 49, D. 4'' ", u, ~ = II.
Sl2,OOO CAPITAL PRIZE.
oI1JSJA ANA fOT,rI p>-
Authorized by ACT OF Legislature Chapter ALlll,
passed Intch - 100 49, 20; AZ '"I 100" I" ne
o'""h o ~ u"s IAN. .,"n ~ oo'' az CLOCK l..
y. : 5 GHE,,ORY a. Co. S,,rcessor g. n YATES
WcINTYRE Co.
,s N,,,hars-,a Dr,.,, u.u.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

blank Checks, BiI1S OF LATing, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-
l0gucS, SC. &c.
D'DRDER> |or the Aborr, and erery other des-
ERUPTION IF 5PtuNrIN, IN received at Compiling
Room nf"rRUE AMERICAN" in ST.. CHARLES En-
.NGE, 3D. door from tirav"r street at tie Printing
Office, Of Pc, drn, and 81. Charles yhects.
Extensive and beantJm Book and JOB FouNrs.
from Me best Fonnares in The E"ied States hare juk
bee" aaied 10 he nirealy eWstocked establishment;
-ant ORDERS wW b" executed as | ow. as Chruplv.
ExpedtinmsIy and Beautifully, at an. other Olnco
| in tn trv,
Nan
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

'1NOCDtF EHOUSE> Il BARS-The subscribers
! hive just re ceived large assortment of Glass
1umbkers, becanters, Sugar Bowls and silver punch
Ladies' aud todiy spoons which ry offer for sale low
ia22 BRROWER 4 Co. II Camn q,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22
CA IL E,S
TO MERCHANTS

uJMERCHANTS can have BEAUTIFUL CiRcv-
LAR str"ck ct "tlo"r hours NoricE, by taU,ns a, the
Comp'ns Room Of True AMERICAN pnlrr:ss.
OfEi,F, 81. Charles Exchange. aljo.niaS tie READ.
ING R"cM q" Corner Of Gravier street, or at The Pin,
ing oti'e, cSrner Of Poydra ind ST Charles xt,rets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

DEARSON has opened his office opposite the $,
i Charles Arcade, on Camp street. lie sold
prize cf slnO the first day, besides smuler prizes
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22
Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION H0TTSE HOTEL.

= OAP-50n boxes 1;oulds' and IIobhns No. Soap
- in store for sale by JTHAYER n Go,
Ill "a pnyJ1ns Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

~ l EMPTY hiis. and ;erces f. sale bv
OCo SHALL Il BROWN,
ia o 95 Magazine st
7 AIDES Velvet ltidns Hats, ol The latest styies
- 10 sale ny GOSSIP Il Co, ct Charles ST.
Ja'o Exchungc HuleI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

CHEMIN a COUt.ISSt.S DE Ia NOUVELLE.
ORLEANS ET NASHVILLE.
Assenblee annuelle DIES Actonnaircs.
A UNE ussembiee annurllc DIES nctionnaircs. cunvn
n quee par Ia section de Ia cha,Ie, une maorits
Dies actionares ctnn pas present, reection est rem
| voyee mercrcdi % du roarant. lmutes =. NJ.
JAMES Il. Caldwell,
prnSi ,1.nt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

NEW Law HDnkS-A Trenlise ON the Pr,c,ic,
~ OF the Courts of Chanrury, with an append, If
Forms of PIeceenrs of osts adapted to The last new
orders; by john Sydney SMITH, OF tie six Clerks o.
nee, III vols, 6vo.- Just received nd Tor sale bv
ja18 ALEX 'TnWtr i" Co,,,, 9,
Also, just received, ConkIine's Practice in rim.
onns o. he United States, aid new supply Of Chit
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

w ANtEl'-A partner with capital Of $lO,O o. in
" general Commission 4 Brokerage business
about +" tie established in this city, linc addressed
To By BOX 90. Post Office, stating when an Interview
may he Ind with real name, will he considered strictly
conh'entia and meet it'll attention.
jaii-3teod
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-22

DOSIN-lSO barrels in store and Tor sale hv
IL ial6 JTEAYER 4. Co, n P0ylras st
SPERM OIi.-3000 gals Winner strained Sperm
- Oil Tor sale BY SHALL Il BROWN,
ia16 81 Magazine st
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-18
From the Connecticut Observer.
TEXTS MTSQUOTED.

ERROR. For they rest from their la,
bors, &c.
CoRREcT1oN. That they may rest
from their Iabors. Rev. IA, I3.
Err. The mercilcI man is merciful 10
his beast.
Con. A righteous man regardcrh the
life Of his beast Prov. 10, II.
( Err. That be who runneth NAV read It.
Con. That he may run that readeth it.
Hab 2, 2.
Err. Who giveth Us all things richly
to enjoy,
Cor. Who giveth US richly all things,
&c. l Tim. 6, IN
Err. l the Lord search the heart | try
the relns of the children of men.
Cor. Children OF men not ia the text
Jer, II, 10.
! Err. Having the promise of the life
that now is, &c.
Con. Having promise. &c. Tim. 4,
Err. And to give you an inheritance
among them that ale sanctfed.
Con. Among all them which are sane
tilted. Acts 20, 50.
Err. Come unto ne all We that are
weary and heavy laden, &c.
Cor. All We that labor aud are heavy
laden, &c. Mat. 1, 20.
Err. And setttth him on the pinnacle
of The temple.
Con, On pinnacle of the temple
Mat. a, 5.
Err. Behold bring you glad tidinss
of great joy, &c.
Cor. Good tidings, &c. Luke 2. 10.
Err. The night cometh wherein no
man can work.
Cor. When no man can work. John
g, A.
Err. Testifying. &C.. repentance tow
ard God, and faith in our Lord JESUS
Christ
Cor. And faith toward our Lord JESUS
Christ. Acts 20, 81.
Err. The liberal man deviSelh liberal
things, &c.
Cor. The liberal deviseth liberal
things, &c. lisa. 80, 8.
Err | will pour, &c. the spirit Of
prayer and supplication, &c
Coz. The spirit of grace and suppli-
cations. Zech. IL, l0-Blended with
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-18

FAMILY ENTHUSIASTICALLY religion
IS OF unspeallable importance. It's effect
will greatly depend on the sincerity of
the head of the family, and on his mode
of conducting the worship of his house
hold. If his children and servants do not
see his prayers exemplified in his tempers
and manners, they will be disguised with
religion. TeGiousness will weary them.
Fine language will shoot above them.
tormalty OF connexion or composition
IN prayer they will not COMPREHEND
Gioomlness or austerity of religion will
make them dread religion as hard serv.
lee Let them be met with smiles. Let
them be met as for the most deliobtfpI
service in which they can be engaged.
Let them find it short, savory, simple,
plain, tender, heavenly. Worship, thus
conducted, may be used as an engine of
vast power in family. 1t difuses a
sympathy through the members. 1t calls
off the mind from the deadening effect of
worldly affairs. 1t arrests every member,
with morning aud evening sermon, in
the midst of all the hurries and cares of
life. 1t says, "There is God ~
" There is a spiritual worldr' q There
is life TO GOMEZ" 1t fixes the idea of
a responsibility in the mind 1t furnish
es tender and judicious father or master
with an opportunity of gently glancing
at faults, where a direct admonition might
be inexpedient 1t enables him to re-
lleve the weight with which subordna-
ton or service of.en sits On the minds of
interiors.
Religion should be prudently brought
before family. The old Dissenters
wearied their families. Jacob reasoned
we'll with Esau, about the tenderness of
his children, and his focks and herds.
Something gentle, quiet moderate, should
be our aim. There should be no scolding
it should be mild and pleasant .
| avoid absolute uniformity; the mind
revolts at it: though | would shun eccen-
trlcity, for that is still worse, At one time
| would say something on what IS read
but, at another time, nothing. | make 1t
as natural as possible :" | am a religious
man you are my children and my serv-
ants it is natural that we should do so
and so.-Ceca
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-18
Laws Of Vermont.
r EY SEQ UTE 5 g.
PIER VIII.
&c oncl ud d i

81. The goods so appraised shall be
delivered to the defendant if he require il.
upon bis depositing Win the attaching Of
ficer the appraised value thereof in mo.
ney, or giving to such officer satisfactory
security for the payment of such apprais-
ed value Of the goods, or 10 satisfy all
such lud gmentS as shall be recovered IN
the suits in which the goods were attach.
ed, if demanded within the time durino
which the goods would have been he'd
by the respective attachments, and TO in
demnify such officer from all costs and
damages that he may sustain If such pay
ment is not made within the time aiore-
said.
50. The attaching officer in such case
shall be accountable to the Attaching
creditor, for the appraised value only, OF
the goods so delivered to the debtor.
ABSENT DEFENDANT AND WRIT OF
REVIEW.
So. 1.-THE patty against whom any suit
shall be brought before the supreme Or
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-18

me convention four months, collecting dur
ang me time $685. 10, besides obtainino
6eteral hundred dollars in subscription 70
pe PAD INTO the Treasury Your Agant
oelnS aware that his term of service was
s .. and his field of labor extensive. and
, I claims of the Convention urgent en-
aeaVored TO lay before the minds of all who
,l anything 10 give, the importance Of
g gio'e system IN their charities. He is CON
. ~ that the wealth and the IiberaIitv If
!ne Bdptists in Vermont are sufficient to
increase our benevolent operations ten-fold
coulo there be some plan devised for brine,
ing me money into the Treasury.
All Which IS respectfully submitted.
In behalf Of the Board.
G. A. THOMAS, Cor. .Sec'y.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-18

w HAT MIGHT BE DONE WITH THE
MONEY WASTED IN WAR. Give me the
money that has been spent in war, and |
will purchase every foot of land upon the
globe. [ will clothe every man, woman
and child in an attire that kings and
queens would be proud of; l will build a
school house upon every hillside and ev-
cry valley over the whole habitable earth;
will supply the school-house with aeon
petent teacher; | will build and academy
IN every town, land endow it; a college in
every State, and fill it with able professors;
will crown every hill with church
consecrated to the PRONUNCIATION of the
gospel of peace; l will support in its
pulpit an able teacher of righteousness.
so that on every Sabbath morning the
chime On one hil should answer 10 the
chime on another. round the earth's broad
c'rc umference; and the voice of PRAYER,
and the song of praise, should ascend like
an universal holocaust 10 heaven.-Steb-
bins
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-18
VERMONT TELEGRAPH,
BRANDON, SATURDAY. DEC. IA, 1889.

Tho following table affords several items of in.
lsrostiny information to the Baptists Of Vermont.
The gain Of the denomination, in the State. duripv
lho past year has been 7o3. over and above deaths
dismi5sions, exclusions, &C.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-18
Receipts of the American Board.

1t seems desirable that the patrons of
the Board should know how the receipts
into the treasury for few months just
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-18

past compare with the receipts during the
corresponding months of the PRECEDING
year, year; md for this purpose the following
taoularyiew is given.