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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-13
The New-Hampshire Baptist State Con.
ventfcn

Ahe Ne"~hafnpsnire BAPTIST State Cons
ventfcn
held its anniversary at Claremon., commencing ON
Tuesday 23d nit. The following extracts are TAX
en- from the N. ii. Baptist Register
The committee on the state of religion !
IN our churches, reported that but few re.
vlvalS had been enjoyed the past year,
the Lord had however eraciouslv visited
some of the churches, and on the whole.
our numbers have been on the increase:
and in many places, there are now very
favorable indications of refreshing from
the presence OF the Lord
The committee on Home missions pre-
sented Report which gave an encourage
ing account of the state Of this depart
ment of christian labor. This field is
broad, embraces, as it were, the heart of
our beloved country, and presents strong
and imperative claim, not only upon the
contributions of the christian. but also of
: the patrio. and the phlanthrop;st. Who
S ever desires the prosperity Of our country
and the perpetuity of our free Institutions,
must evidently regard with no ordinary
interest, the moral complexion of our
u community. No immoral and uninsiroct-
e ed people can ever sustain republican
!. form of Government.
The repon Of The committee on For
d eign Missions presented many encourage
ing facts; the contributions the past year
70 from the churches In our country have
somewhat increased and the labors OF the
100 missionaries and assistants at the Go
r different missions have been continued
: :. and blessed, and $40 were baptized the
!, last year. On the other hand, the Board
" have been obliged 10 direct their mission
ot aries TO reduce their expenses, lessen their
ey schools and the amount of printing. from
IA the fact that the prospect of funds will not
- warrant continuance Of the present OPP
erations. Brother Stow made some re-
" marks on the adoption of The report, show.
~ ing the present condition of the missions
20 several missionaries have bern obliged
: to return from their fields OF labor on &C
count of i'll health. but the Board have
ne been unable TO supply their places. owing
hit 10 want of means. The missions among
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-13

until they kill each other, though !; is &c
~ bad. When they die, where they viii
go they know nothing at all about it,
Many OF them do not even think Of the
future. They die ike the beasts. Now
The teachers have come and lold us of The
law of Cod, and we have heard Of His
great mercy. In order that we nav praise
Gods great mercy pray TO God for US very
earnestly. Formerly we all did very
wlckedly indeed-we were all ahe SER
wants of The devil, and very unhappy =
now we who worship God are exceeding
ly happy.
In order tina; all the people may hear
the law Of God, and that they may know
the Law of God grea, deal, send great
many teachers to tsach them The law of
God. Now there are not teachers enough
to tell The law of God All the people
cannot hear the law Of God. We who
are here when the people all hear the law
of God, are baptized daily and worship
God very much. then we shall be very
happy indeed.
l. Kone LOuk, his book, gtve to Gods
disciples IN America.
The NEw-YoRK BAPTIST STATE CONVERSIONS
held its annual session at Saratoga Springs ON the
10th and 18th OF October. The following extracts.
from the editorial correspondence Of the New.York
RaptIst Register, give summary view Of what the
Convention has done during the year
BY the annual report Of The Board,
just alluded TO, ii appeared that 90 church.
es have been supplied with preached
gospel, and pastoral labors either the
whole or a part of the year; embracing
in the whole, 81 years and months o! la
Dor. Sixtv-six of the churches are Io.at.
ed in 80 different counties in this State, 2
in the State of NewJrrspy. Ii also an
peared that IA missionaries have labored
8 years among the destitute; 10 of whom
have scattered the bread of life in this
Slate, and the remaining four in the bor-
der counties OF PENNSYLVANIA: making
the entire amount of local and ilineratinp
ministerial services performed, including
that of the agents, 10 be rs years IA pc
riod longer by IL years, than was ever be-
fore reported by the Convention. 81.
In the performance of these labors,
more than $4,000 sermons have been
preached; more than q, 900 have been re-
ligiousIy visited: 800 have been ins,ruc,-
ed IN the Sabbath School and 1000 have
been favored with Bible-class instruction,
Five churches have been gathered and
organized, and $50 baptized The school
among the Tonawanda Indians have been
Sustained, with an ;yrTage Of so child
rem; and the farm. which IS quite product-
i've, we'll cultivated. The church ia Tus.
carora had enjoyed precious refreshngs,
and was quite prosperous IN Ter the paslo-
raj labors of Brother CGsick
Bother Choules moved the acceptance
of the report. with an excellent address,
and was followed by Brother Hodge, who
seconded the motion. The treasurer's
report showed tle amount received SIo,-
ga 20, including s3,s27 81, balance in
the treasury; expended Sl7.375 3D.
Z leaving balance of S2259 Sc"
e The next session of the Concention is
/ TO be held with The Broad street Baptis.
church in Utica
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-13

Rutland, Vt.
Dear Brother:-Recent letters from
broher Brayton bring intelligence ofdeep
interest to me, at least. containing as they
do more minute and detailed information
than any l have before seen. And think
inc that these communications can but be
interesting to his numerous friends in this
vicinity, and to your numerous patrons in
general, ! send you transcript for the
Telegraph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02
6s-llt

gEANDS WANTED-The contractors for constructing the lat
M Of the Staunton and fakebug Road having
prepared employ hands by tho
18th OF December which time they wish
ho so 100 good boc by tho Their quarters shall DO
comfortable their fare wholesome and pca their worn regular
and reasonable health and comfort all respects we'll attend
the satisfaction Of the APP
ply Gesr, the road Buffalo Gap, TO D. W.
PArTEsor, near SaUnion
HyTEMYLEM.s DcgIs.on authorized to hire for in
Richmond. CIV. CO
Gs-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02

Tut, Major Armistead Brown, Joseph N. FAINT, Esq,
1homa, b. Male, Esq Capt. Geo. Stark, Col George
Freeman, Henry shackeIIord, Esq, Ed Freeman, Esq
Capt Thos. Humphreys, Capt. Ed Beae, Gabriel Gray,
jr-, Peter Marlborough, Jr., Samuel Walker.
In pursuance OF The Sd Resolution the Chair appoint
ed the following gentle mem Committee OF Cores.
pondence :-Ihos L Male, Esq, Ed. Freeman, Esq,
Gabriel Gray, jr.
The proceedings were then signed by the Chairman
and Secretary; and the meeting adjourned sine die.
EDWARD BEALE, Chairman.
JosErH = FANT. Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02

NWY School at Clifton, in Hanover, will commence
I'VE on the third Monday in January next, and ermi.
nate on the first Friday in December following There
will be vacation Of one month in the Summer, com.
mencng on the second Friday in June The course of
instruction will include the Greek Latin and English
languages The price for bourd washing, lodging and
tuition will be 800 per scholar, payable al the
end of each session. Mr.. Isaac Butler and DR.. William
P. Darracott will board my pupils
Der n r6S-w4w- JOHN u NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02
FJREUI-FIRE M-FIRE!n

L.
yHNHE friends of D. M. Hoyt and "Dume Fortune,
b are hereby informed, that notwithstanding The
caIami,ous fire which destroyed their "Muual Accom-
mediation Office" on last Saturday night, they in
no ways discouraged, but are only bound more firmly
together by the circumstance
They have consulted together and have determnedto
enter into permanent copartnershP, and therefore,
announce to the public. that the
"PHENlX HAS ARISEN"
And their COURT, with all their brilliant attendants,
will be opened and continued with succession OF
Splendid Feles the corner below the old stand, in
The house formerly occupied BY Mcdowell d Co.
In pursuance Of the above notice is hereby given that
n partner ship has been entered INTO between D. NJ.
HOYT and DANE FORTUNE" for the transaction
Of general Prize Business and they confident that
the large supply which they have just opened (most
being not only warm hut absolutely smoking hot) will
enable them to satisfy ell callers These tickets cannot
have been rescued from the flames, but for some special
purpose they would hint TO those in lhe trade that
some very comfortable New Years Gifts are among
them beyond doubt.
They have JUS, received per steam packet some very
Ia, . 6S-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02

And the aggregate applicable to the new
improvements will be Sl,l43,75l 06
For more detailed statement of the fiscal concerns of
the company beg leave 10 refer 10 two statements Of
the Secreary; the detailed statement Of the
ceips and disbursements for the ending with the
Both November 1885, the other, summary statement
of receipts ADD Disbursements from the eth June 1885,
to the Both November, 1888. (See App l.. and NJ
II is my duty to npprse the stockholders that their
second Resolution adopted at the last annual meeting
restricting The authority of the President and Directors
from negotiating loans continue eyond the first of
January next, has been source Of serious embarass
ment in anticipating the acquisitions 10 sustain the
of the Companys payments and It is earnestly
recommended that the power OF making loans IN order
to render the remaining capital available be conferred
with similar limitations at the present annual meeting
V. PLAY FOR RAISING THE ADDITIONAL CAPITAL OF
THE CoMPASY, WITH REFERENCE TO THE CHA
RACTER ASB ADVANTAGES OF THE LINE.
Upon the grea, and interesting question Of the best
of raising the additional capital of the ComPa
nv, beg leave suggest 10 the stockholders what,
upon much reflection upon the subject, have always
regarded the advisable The outline of
the plan which would venture TO recommend, is an
immediate application to the Legislature for subscrip-
ton on The part OF the State Of three hs Of the pro
posed additional capital Of six millions of dollars; and
for authority TO be gi wen TO the Company to sub
scribe ills part the other two ffths of this add.
tiono capital, and 20 borrow the amount o! the sub.
scrption upon the credit of The corporate funds; with
the condition annexed, that soon as the selling prlce
OF the stock shall have reached its par value, the Com
Pany shall be under obligation to sell number OF
shares equivalent to The number subscribed, and TO
apply the proceeds Of the sale to the reimbursement OF
the loan.
If the sanction of the stockholders and the State
should be given to this measure have doubt that
the loan could be negotiated in Europe at interest
not exceeding per cent, and that the plan would be
successful and highly advantageous in other espccls
This conviction has been strongly confirmed by the
approval of The Board of Directors and by that of many
OF the stockholders with whom have conversed upon
The subject and among The NUMBER the dstiu
President Of the Bank of Virginia, whose opinion is
entitled the highest respect. So decided indeed was
the opinion of Doctor peterborough, that upon being
informed by myself Of communications coming from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02
WEBB, BOOKER s, HAMILTON offer for sale,

WEBB, BOOKER 8. H-luILTON offer for sale,
a Hhds St cror
do and S3 bis Porto Rico
boxes white Havana tsrc,p
l2 BIS Crushed (~0'HN'
$40 tcrces Louisiana Loaf
ID boxes and - bla Boston co
5 " DO New ," Orleans uo,.ssrs
. do Sugar TIousc)
100 bags l.aguira
100 DO Java trorrrr
60 bis Porto Rico
81 boxes Young Tyson
40 bags Almonds
800 sacks Liverpool Salt
II casks and q bo1rs Cheese
$50 boxes and 80 halt boxes Raisins
90 DO Soap
and Taliow Candles
Kegs Cut Nails and Brahs
German md Blislered Steel
Cassa, Mustard, Chocolate, PImcnto
Ginger, Nu,mrcs, Mace, Hops
Copperas refined Sah Pctre
Sweet OIL, Rice
Wrapping. letter and writing Fa;~r
Quilts, Ink
Shot, Bar Lead and Gunpowdcr
Window Glass, and qualities
Vinegar, Gindsones, Lime Ground Plaster OF ParI
Sicily Madeira
Madeira
Pnr; WINES.
Ssee, Malaga
Samos
Tar
Bale Rope
Irvine, Shoe Thread
Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Sole Leather ind tpperd do
Us bales Cotton UznGbufss
Brown Shir,ings and ShcetnSs
Cotton Yarns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02

lilS 10 ccrt that called settle and did seuls
the difficulty bew Samuel T. endrck ard Henry Thpn.
horse trade and DO believe executed by
Henry Thompson Samuel r. Hendrck difference in the
horses audnIenty Obtained Us was publicly advertised Lv
said Thompson But believe the charge and unloundcd
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE,
FRANCIS A. WILSON,
ROBERT 4. VAUGHAN.
Jan2 Cs-2aw5y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02

HDRINTING INK just received at this oftce,
supply of johnson celebrated News Ink, for win.
Ter use, which will 3. sold for 80 cents per pound tpr
cash. NOV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02

SMlIHFlElD ACADEMY will be opcn for the reception OF
~ schohrs on the h day January
Gncc oil Nh VIM w. Day. late OF Manchester vaThe Board Of
Trustees having received the best evidence
tons Tor nstrucing YOUTH knowing OF health
and morality offered in SmhSod confidently This
school TO the attention Of the public.
Ton months o,l,a, ,,ro
months that from the 18th of of and
from me 10Th OF December 10 the LIST Of January apart for
49,
10 % a G oHe 'ES @ M%GSTee $50
Tor the Greek aud Latin languages 40
Each scholar vi" for fuel Boarding can be had in respse.
table Families for SlUO the scholastic year.
by order OF the Board Of Trustees
ROBERT BUTLER, President.
" The Editors c. The Old Dominion are request
en- the aboEe four uGd account
this office for collection.
HcC'i Gs-4tt
dIO-PARTNERShlP NOIICE.-Lcws Webb and George r
Booker composing the firm of Lewis Wcbb& Co.. thi.
DAY formed connection with William D. Hamilton firm of
Asvan and Hamilton, fee;sSug aud under the Webb
Booker and Hamilton, will conduct heretofore general
Aud Commission Business
LEWIS wEBR
GEORGE +. BOOKER,
WILLIAM d. HAMILTON.
Richmond, January !, 1922
ENIS WEBB CO., being DESTROYS of closing their business
request all indebted them possible
those having claims them viii Of present
payment.
Richmond, January ], 1899. 6s-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-02

from the Report Of the Canal Commandments OF "
York and Of the Of transportation on
the renu,y rana aud Ohio canals. ARP. ~ y. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06


b the drea AIRY hosr OF uisht ri HE,
Whse The han 10 hushed Of the weary ny,
When ths Ia1ps are lat and the curtains drawn,
And sport cst my wings till the mornings dawn.
n the festive hall where all l. JOY,
10 the chamber hush~d where the sleepers iis.
In the garden bower whc.e the primrose smhos'
And ske chrping cricket the hour oeguiies;
In thess nj sport throcgh the SIMMER nish',
And mortals 10 vex, Ill bite, III bite. m
There's one view with an evil eye,
A ,me Of pride in has brs lst sps J; -
He brsathss IN a Lutte with a masters SAUL,
And listening souls the rich STRAIN n"
With the rapturous thrill OF melody
But he carries his head ~ haaghliiy,
I,il pay him trick-ip his hsppiesf swell.
Whea Inc lingering thrill, with magic SPELL
Holds all en,ranced nj wing INV Aieht,
Aud pop on his nose, III bite, III bite
There, = poe, tuow-n The still midnight
He plies his pen BY the iaper's light,
Aud wesried Of earth, IN world all his own,
With isncy he ram5l.s where flowers strown,
or fadeiess hue and he images there
A creation Of beauty in the pure still AIR.
With the world around from his senses shut out
He needs not the buzs Of my round about
But when image has broka on HI sight,
Ere he gives it existence, II bite, I'll bite.
And the long cenrtsd vision shall vanish--while
In snug little corner shall watch HIM, so shy,
As he thrmp- his brew in burning rage,
And dashes his pen Ger the well filed page.
see young maid in her chamber mapping
And knew that love at her heart is tapping
She dreams OF youth, and smiles in bliss,
But she shall not taste the gentle delight,
For I'll lIgh; her lips, aud I'll bite, Pi bite.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06


EREcKLEs FRECKLEs! FRECKLEs!!!--The
prevalence Of Freckcs the human face and neck has
from time mmemoria been not only Annoying but decided
disagreement 70 the human body and rrs,, dscoye
that an eHectual dispenser has length been fourd in
Wyeths Celebrated Milk of Roses. which has stood un
aed ard unequaed IN England France and America for
iearly fsiy years
BRRcrr New Jersey, May Iath, 1889.
To Mr.. J. wyeth.-
sR-At the request ef my brother William have grest
pleasure IN stating you that have been much on
the face and neck for upwards Of years was recon-
nended TO your Mill Of Roses have done So and fp.
truly pleased in saying, that after the Of Tor month
now free from every bemish my skim aud nv copex
ION changed for the better
ESTHER OGDEN Bergen. " J.
Wyeihs Milk Of Roses speedily removes pimpcs botcbe.
Gales roughness sunburn, tan chahng cappNe and Cor ~
moving the unpleasant sensations after sha,r il /, n rec,
Injury Observe the stamp Of J. wych. reumcr London
the cork Of each bottle Foe sale wholesale and rea -
the proprietors prices by A. D. d. Sands 10 and loo Ela
street. Saunders 1853 Broadway; 0uion se bro -wa,, Mil
nor 1913 Broadway; Hart Chambers and Broad,,,,,
Dicke 4i3 Broadway; Clarke cor Houston ami proaI,sy,
RING GA Broadway; Cole Ogden 66I Broadway, s,,,e ~
md 800 Bowcry; Dewar, Church and Chambers W 80
merv,e cor at Wooscri wyeth, % Bower, Creighton
Csrmine aud Bedford; Cotton Bleecksr street. oa.y
% 9th Avenue; Love, los 9th Avenues Necy cor irstnh,
and Greenwich Lane and most drug fancy stores IL Anne
cica, England and France. i,lss,n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

TT A MELANCHOLY TRUTH tia, In thus city -
well other places there individuals going
month TO moaih and year year suffering
aeertan disorder which they feel to be destructive both body
and mind Deceived aud almost broken hearted by the
Gus Boosting people whose pretenons f papers know
not how to act or in whom conhde scarcely possible
imagine the amount Of bodily and mental misery arising
the people here alluded to- myself OF h full
extent, until the publication OF my Private Troatisena little
volume designed for those who wish for private well an
ever has given most abundant opportunity Of witnessing
these facts Many for instance, have me- with the bit
eres feelings Of regret thar they had been led take from
10 to 10 bottles OF Drops Others many boxes of pills. and
Others again have fallen into the hands pcpe
oe o. the most Boosting Of the kind who afterwards APP
peared have been entirely ignorant Of the different varieties
and changes which these complaints and undergo II
must therefore, be srnsy apparent every thinking per
SON that nothing OF greater consequence than ascerta
beforehand something of the kill and OF The nh,
sian to be consulted IN these peculiar diseases on h.
Of myself
Beside the rank hold of graduate Of he University Of Edn
sur and member Of the College Of Surgeons London Sc
Sc well a. being the author OF volume expressly on these
subjects he result Of nearly thirty years have
also Testimonial e,er from the mos, eminent o the profession
or America, br Mott Of New York and Dr. Physick of
Philadelphia, and which permitted 20 show 10 any one
allow me, with peculiar satisfaction state that devote
portion Of time expressly these diseases and may be con-
,asd in my private study at my residence IS Courand street.
Those who afflicted with any defect or complicated com.
plant Of the gesaiv organs however long standing win
tara every possible relief while those who apply the earl,
stages Of De disorder will b. areeaby surprised IN. mne.
late an1 convenient mode of cure pursued
Ftmals who wish 10 state their BY post n an,
snd Of doubt fear, will meet with the faithful ani def
'oai. attention On M would s the greater rcss because
there various affections incident The sexual organs which
though resembling certain plants nevertheless perfect
sanoceni ard to which al n, subject Il i truly awful
thing, when such fall mao The hsnds ~ sas Or IN.
prntirsd
For os, who t. Obliged 20 travel little chest
with ock qud key, htted containing etcgt hine
ior the cure, having the Little trcaisci tied in lie I'LL t
amy diy,ancsrrice Sle This "a volume al. 80.
!olas the nature of facts which decoy inter
ss'ing 10 married people who have children.
With regard 70 structure, gect depending structure
generally the consequence badly treated came,
pc too well known that al The medicine in the world sloue
Will never cure r. Those however who residents II th.
city, remain about week under nav care, may Obtain
perfect SAFE AMI Easy Letters IL he addressed 10
sl3u Or RALPH. Senr. as Courtlsndt 81, n Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

INFALLiBLE CURE FOR G---a--Mo,va,,. Com
pound ba'anc lis certified being the safest speedest
and agreeable cure Sir Ashley Cooper Bauby Cooper
pr bionon Surgeons Lawrence, Keae Brodie Sir Charles
Bell &c For sale by appoAimcpt by A. D. d. Sands Ton
wv Fulton ST. and the following Drussts; Chamber
abroadway, corner Church Chamber GA Broadway, 81
,so sowey corner Carmne and Bedford street. 20 10s 9th
Ave nue.. Price 81 per bottle.
NJ B-Observet be seal J. M on esch. ylsam
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PUBLISHED sAILyBy
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70 q ANN STREET.
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q the HrHaip both 70 town and country makes Il Superior
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msslse hpRAID-issued every morning, except Sunday
Jug cens rer copy Country subscribers fnr, 80 ~
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ON bos'nes mus, b. post psiA S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06
1--WE MINUTES ADVICE ON TIE rEErn.-.Ia.,

1--WE MINUTES ADVICE ON THE TEErH-.Ju.t
IL received from Tendon supply Of The populsr little work
entitled Advice tie Care If the Teeth on tie
means of Preserving Recovering and when lost Restoring
hem;" ny Edwin Saunders Denthe twenty first edition.
oThis practical TREATISE the SUBJECT Of The Teeth COM
rrises in otar pages has and instruct that PRO
pery nisy fair r,sders from weeks month";
aeoniznc pain and from years Of premature dfom,
deformit, that when the opening lips disclose longer Two
peay whis them. The little work skosd find its way
10 every isiyS ,oBrt table Court Magazine.
imported and for sale ny y. SAUNDERS,
ssIs omy s57 Broadway.