Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

years--James, a boy of four years-and
Daniel, an infant.
LOUISA MYERS, also daughter of Davy
ana Esther, next in age to Maria. black.
iignt made, well looking.
DAvY MYERS. Junior, son of Dayy
ana Esther, next in age to Louisa, black.
tall, light made.
ESTHER, daughter of Davy and Es.
tner, and wife Of Tom DEER, thereafter
70 De mentioned, next 10 age 10 Dayy.
tall, yellowish; also her two children
Foliy. about three years old, and Anna,
an infant.
JACKSON MYERS, a son of Davv and
Esther, next in age to Esther, common
height, yellowish.
FREDERICK MYERS, son of Davv and
Esther. next in age TO Jackson, about sew
enteen years old, yelowish.
MICHAEL MYERS, also son of Davv
and Esther, next in age to Frederick
supposed to be sixteen years old on the
flrst day of Jannary--black, light made
BY contract heretofore made, he is to re-
NAN in the service of the Hon. John ]
Marshall, to be instructed in agricultural
pursuits, until the first day of January.
l845, when, it is supposed he will be
twenty-one years old.
Tom DEER, about twenty-six wears
old, heavy made, black, the husband of
the young Esther.
BILLY CLARKE, about ffiy years old,
mulatto. now in Lexington.
KEZIAH, woman about fiftv Years
old, yellowish, now at William HUGHES
IN DGnritle.
In testimony of the above, have here
unto set my name and affixed nv seal.
this third day Of September, in the wear
OF our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine.
JAMES G. BIRNEY, SEAL.
WORK FOR BAPTIST ABoLITIoNIsTs.
We learn from the Baptist Banner, that
Baptis!s are the most numerous sect in
virginia. Their numbers in that state
are estimated at 60,000-while The Meth
odlsts are stated al ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ans neutrality-suspicious. 3, 7Oo.-FTiend
Of Man.
A NUT FOR GRADUALIsTs The an.
nlversary of British West India Emanci.
patton was publicly celebrated, on the LIST
OF August last. by the colored citizens of
Wilmington, DelGqoGre How dreadful.
~ has the abolition excitement restricted
the privileges of the colored people in the
slave states Friend Of Man.
In SEARCH OF LIGHT. Some gentle
men OF Philadelphia have contributed funds
to send two persons Of opposite views to
the British West Indies to examine the
results OF emancipation. Friend of Man.
The ABOLITION WE APPROVE. Mr.
James G. Birney has executed at ,ouls.
vile a deed of Manumission to twenty
slaves, which descended to him from his
father, who died lately. That's a sort oil
abolition aohach zoe appreciated York
Observer.
indeed why, is not this "the SORT of
abolition qohich" we nbol;t;onists have
always been recommending to slavehoId-
ersT Why, then, has the Observer al
ways been opposing as, instead of Joining
IN the recommendation !-Christian Re
Jaector.
Rev. JOHN PTERPoNT, for many years
past minister at Hollis Street [Unitarian1
Church In this city. was this week dis
missed from his charge by vote of the
Proprietors, sixty-three to sixty. The
cause alleged was his too great zeal in
reference to certain "exciting TOPICS" or
in other words because like an honest
and independent man, he has not hesitat-
ed TO bear testimony against the traffic in
| ardent spirits, in which business that con-
gregation are said to be largely involved.
Christian WatchmGa.
A STORM BREWING. Professor Red
| field has come out furiousy against the
theory of Professor Espy.
MELANcHoLv.-The Catskill Messen-
ger says A female, apparently about
20 years of age, is now at our County
House, whose mind is partially deranged.
She was found In the woods in this town,
near the house of Mr.. Goetchieus, where.
from her own account, she has been for
several weeks past, living upon berries,
fruits, and the milk of the neighborinc
cows. She is IN very destitute condi-
ton, and is either unable or unwilling to
communicate, her name. or where she
came from
A PATRON The Steubenville, (Ohio)
Herald says - A subscriber who has
been pat,onizsag US for nearl Y ten years
without paying, and whose lovely wife,
not long since, broomsticked our collector
out of the house, for presenting the bill
wanted to know Of US last week sohy we
stopped his paper
The rail road bridge across the Mo.
hawk near Troy was destroyed by fire or