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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
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the people "-z-rcpclling every invasion Of Their
right9-warning theR Of approaching danger
apprising them Of the hypocriiical shifting and
ohualing of their old cncmicu, the feds.
There are omaAims more true or more de
serving TO be remembered than that sihc price
Of liberty Is eternal vigilance, and that 'power
10 always stealing from the many 10 the fen. J"
These truths we will not lose sight Of for mo-
ment. II will be urduty, and as such our plea
sure also TO keep thom constantly before the
minds Of our readers The condition Of the peo
pie cannot remain stationary il it does not adj
vance, il will rctrogade.
We will oppose the dark designs and hcllish
efforts Of anatica abolitionisto, without eHquir.
ing to what sect they belong--whether they are
Of the north or south, east or west We hold
them TO be the enemies of our institutions Of cs,
iablished order and of the union And in direct
opposition TO the doctrines, interest end wishes
of the present administration, We win strike
at such be they Of what party they may
The course prescribed we will pursue, regard
less of the opinions of weak or fegncd friends,
or the foul and malicious attacks of avowed en-
emies. The latter we despise, the former we pi
ty Having advertcd, in cursory and general
manner, to what are our views and the course
under our guidance that the Planter will pursue,
also to its plan and objective will leave de-
tails to speak for themselves.
The publishers IN commencing new volume,
would say that its publication is commenced un
der much moro favorable circumstances than
that which preceded it. They have more expo
riencc--assurancc Of more assistance number
Of valuable contributors--nnd entire new ar
rangements; added to which they promise theii
patrons that not only win the same exertions BE-
used which has obtained for this paper libcra
patronage, but their claims on the public will b,
renewed by increased effort. In les columns vii
be found all that adds interest to newspaper,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
BLACKSNa 4 THING,
AT Tmn coon OLE pRIcEs.

AT TIE GOOD OLD PRICES
EFNHE subscribers take pleasure in an
-EAouneing TO the public that they are
now carving on the above business in Ii
berty, at the old shop on Washington ST.,
anu are prepared to do work ofall sorts in
the blacksmith line, ,at.thc shortest notice
and best style. Fully satisfied that ONE
DOLLAR is enough for making and put
ting on pair ofshoes, they will shoe hor-
ses for TWO DOLLARS the set, and do
all other work in proportion. They are
supplied with Iron, Steel, Coal, &c, and
will make il the interest .of the Planters
and others to give their custom; therefore
they doubt not but liberal share ofpat-
ronage (Which they solieit.) will he cytcn-
ded TO them. JONES & TILLoTSON
Liberty, February :, 1879 soft
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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
Sheriff 's Sale.
n. .Fa., retwnable o Apra Term, 1880
Brewster, Solomon, s Co.

MR cution to me directed, | will ex-
pose to pvblic auction, at the door
of the Court Ii5ssc, in the town Of Ii
berty, ON Monday, the LIST day Of April
next, at the lawful hours of vendue, the
following described lands, to wit; part
Of Lot No 2 in Square No 10, as is de-
|signatcd on a plan or plat Of the town
Of Liberty, beginning at the North East
corner of said lot, and running thence
South with Broad street 30 feet, thence
West across said lot, thence North 20
feet to Main street, and thence with
said street to tho place Of beginning and
|containing $500 square feet: Also, Lots
No and 3, in square No 3, bounded
North by the Glrdle OF said town, East
bv lots Nos2 and 4, in said square, South
by Broken street and West by Broad
street containing | acre; Also, cer-
tain parcle Of land situate, lying and be-
mo- IN Amite county, bounded, described
and DESIGNATED as the West half Of the
North West quarter Of Section No 3, IN
Township No 2, Of Range three, East;
Also. the East half of the North East
quarter of Section no A, in Township
No ,, of Range 3, East, with the here
titaments and the appurtenances there
unto belonging, to TIM said lots Or par
cells of land SO described. Said lots. Or
parcels of land levied on as the proper
~ of tho defendant and securities, to
satisfy the plaintiffs demands, and all
costs. G w MCKNIGHT, Sheriff.
BY Il MCKNIGHT, D 5
March 2-.2-5t Prs lee SioI
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
To office.
3 Sale

= Y -
A. Van Norman g. al.
DY Virtue Of the within stated writ OF
- f. "a. to me directed, Twill expose to
public sales on Monday, tho LIST day OF
April next, the following lots or parts OF
lots Of ground, and appurtenances there
unto belonging, lying and being in the
town Of Liberty, and wnand described
on tho plan Of said town as part Of lots
No. and 5, in square No, 6, on the plan
of said town, bounded as follows: begin
ming at the South East corner Of Grocc-
nv Store, recently occupied by Gideon
sleeper, thence running West As feet 81
inches, from thence North across said lots
No. land 3, and thence East along the
Northern boundary line of lot No. |, As
feet, Ga inches, thence 10 lots No. and 3
to the South East corner Just mentioned
levied las the property Of defendant, 20
satisfy the demands of tic plaintiff, ana
sT M gCssW.e MeKNIGIIT, Sheriff.
BY J.. o. BENruALIs D, $.
Fobssm MM Its
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
TERMS.

The PINEY WOODS PLANTER is publish
cd weekly, on an Imperial sheet, printed on fine
paper, and forwarded to subscribers at FIVE
DOLLARS per annum in advance, or SIX Doll
LARS at the expiration Of the year. All pay
mcnts made in the first three months win be
considered as in advance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

N4TI0nAL THEATRE.- sL.is Itans. Opera nswss.--
~ - WALLACK Lemse--Cornsr e Lsensrd - Chsrsh
:Issssx iss s.ss fro. Srsaawsy~-T THIS EvENING IN
BENEFIT or Nh. BLAxRLEY
kostMAh ssinlls, Heraeastls BslvilIs, Mr.
Anonws-W William, Mr.. Williams Pat Mahoney, Mr..
Dlsk<lsy--Rosisa Mira Bsilsy--Dorsas Hrs Ru,seIl--
Ehsbe, hiss Ayres s- - = .'-~ 4 KS
The eslebrstsd NEW YORK BRASS BAND viii ,.us,r
s.d perform grand csvaina, sl baAd) BY Rossi. &c.
LOVE LAUGHS AT LocKsMITHs-ca p,la.r.. NJ.
Hsrassstle-vgil, Mr. Biakesy- Risk, Williams ia,
Miss Ayrss. -
OTHELLO TRAvEsTIE-Othelo Mr. Blakeley-Iago, Mr.
M.temi-Braeante, Mr. Lambsrt-Cssso, Mr. Andrews
Doors open ats Ia Penormsnee att. Boxes
u ht % essts. Gallery - ceats. M
DOWERY THEATRE. 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
ID AGER AND DRECTOR-This evening, will y
NICK oy The wooDs-Nicl or the we.d., Mr Proctor
Roaring Ralph; Mr. Gates-TeIie Doe, Mrs Shaw-Editi
Forester Mrs Proctor.
To conclude with NfafN81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mr. woolford-Abner Khan, Mr. Proc
ter-csstslisn. Mr. Rice rsmislsus, Mr. Foster
Mr Cole-Zemba, Mr. Addis-Ksdac, Mr. Lewis--Koscar
hr Jseksen-oiinss, Mrs coIe-zemiia, Mrs PROCTOR
Doors opss II O'Clock the to commence at hall
PrieesBoaes. 70 eens--Pit, SIT csatsGssry cents
OLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (sent door to
evening MIN 'v will e rsSfsrn.d'
THE PIRATES OATH-Alcour the Pirate Mr. Freer-
Hs'ssn Mr. Dsydges-sazan Montgomery Kinda, Mrs
Grand Pa d Desx BY Madame Trut Mr. Carpenter.
After winch,
the BEDoUIN ARABS will appear.
After which,
DEAD sH0T-Tinid, Mr. Brydges--Wisenan, Mr.. Webb
Frederick, Mr. Aadison-Lsuisa, Mrs Flynn-Chatter,
Miss Mcdonald.
To conclude with
Another act BY the BEDoUIN ARABS.
Seats be ry applying to H. W. McKnny, Trea-
surer At the Box .ice Of the Theatre, from 10 till ?.
sox, % cents-Pt 2ScentsPrivate Boxes $500. n73ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

4 osT-Laa, MsfsA, b.sA R-ol a. 49, sa.sw nsnk
IL GAamhss - r as. IT, amAr ~,H r-r.svs -
sil.s 'wnFa - - @aaAs = 49, ow~rs \, lsnsias
NsAA~m L4me ~Alfs
uuNTKRs BAD nROT~usnsssni fs@ss III esk.y r~..s.
Ars G. earsMm as~a~ NnAAs pahsT nsaisnas ahai
~ enmtim.sy pFmMmK ~ 49, mvalmaias Nd Deep mam.
- a'sss.s, -'ihss rafd - AT Frss ~ W hest+.
OmNs ptfnte~ a. fahM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05
NEW YORK RACEs-UNION COURSE

snl NEW 1Ohk hACES-UNlON COUkSE.
Wednesasy-Purse, $500 Two mile heats.
Wm X johnson enters b. h. Rocker, by Eclipse, 1--WE
years old. @ k-a
four years old. t !
3. j. Bothgate enters DC. Waterloo, by imp. Victory,
Thsrsdsy-Prse, $500 Three mile heats Also, Parse,
$lo0-nile heats. sf1
Friday--Pure, slooc-Feur mile heats Also, match for
$1,000 aside play pay between the stables Of Capt Stockton
and Mr.. Robert L. Stephens.
For the Of Friday from the great celebrity Of four
mile horses from the South the ground great rort is
anticipated. ALEXR. l.. Bolts,
ie5.lt DAVID III BRANCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05
Feh aA, lsaa

UNFOLDING AID VISITING CARDs.-Engraved il 4
w and approved style, printed from engraved plates
~h ~ ulmost neatres, the highly enameed porcelain
CmrA rhh, or whtsnsss and hancy o. polish be
sreera AT orders promptly attended 10 At VALENTINES
Fkhonahe Gard Engraving and Printing Establishment so
goha street, corner civilian street ja4lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

On Tuesday morning, AA inst Mary Ann eldest daughter Of
the late James Carroll.
On Monday Sd inst Peter Augustus Jay infant of Dr.
Henry Augustut and Cath arne Helena Du Bois 94NN
On Monday 81 inst Mrs. Elizabeth the wife Of john f. Mil
ler aged % years n M
On Monday Sd inst Mr. William II. Thsmp,on. in the Goth
year Of his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

In the Perry, from CharleonNrs Ross Mrs Cook, Miss
Bird Mrs Thompson Mrs Preston, Miss Hail. Mrs Damn and
child Msssr Bruce, Hobrook Howard Lahrop Fnn Glad
ding Wheeler Johnston Wilbur Gel Calhoun Dickson, Jones,
Fish Jenkins Googins Fhery, Vance, Gross, Thaye Wal.
kerr Preston, Richards Masters Lasher and Libey and IA in
the steerage. tA Ntit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05


Psblie respectfully informed thas or q n b:sst
and uaost dangerous countefils ospea hs 1o9s
" been bressht 70 light in The city 81 sw K;
imitation q hat nost deseryedy popss msiss hnswn =
RowaaGs Tonic Mizfswsn for the fever ~ orus. 4
we had just Put down imitation called ~RS.ngs 1sis
s1fsfe ~ T. . Comsock Co.. when snetkm, slill moee
dangerous makes il from thu stsss - G<nan
Brothers. druggists, No. Jos Water N. r. which ~
nc slm,lie" Of the proprietor has bssn
soPy ghss iasnsed uPonhis certificates copied nd j. @
minated ~ such that from IL outward appearances e
can scarcely be detected We would sss sy at have
sn an the Unted States Court Cor damages fos
h piracy upon rights, and request dealers Be very
careful q when they purchase the article unss is source
can DC directly traced to the propstor s
era whom ne has sndeaSored % select enjoying
re and confidence Of he communities wkck
they reside, and who wosd bssh offer any other than ~
true s.d original Rowands Tonic Mrurer Tor the pslty
gain Of few dears thereby esdapgerng the lives Of their
fellow beings JOSEPH 4. ROWLAND. proprietor, (succes-
sor e Dr. Joha Rowand No. a49 Market street. Phsdel
pha j. O. FAY, general agent Minors Franklin House
Drug Store, No. l93 broadway, New York. T '- = M
Bit is the intention Of the proprietor enforce his
rights sganst every person this valuable sd
css and purisssy putting forth the PoPriso certificates
and labels. - Hl ne J sm
Agents will please give the above much psbc psssi
Bile " nscrtingit I'll counss
in which they reside. ny3l-lms~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

ToHN DOYLE. BOOKSELLER respectfully niprus ~
ID public that he removed his wholsals and e~se
Beck Establishment from No Pearl street % Ne 9 Bread
way second house Duane street he has rsrs
extensive valuable srck embracing ~ - ~o
In every department % literature and sciences. which Ne s
fs~ cash. prices much lower than asy other hsokssisr a.
has many antique beoks which Ne w ~ eonstAr
adding to BY purchase o. all kinds a old sao. nd
works
Gentlemen having books dispose of either " large eess.
tons, small parcels single volume ~ili I'D ready
purchaser, FOR cash BY applying - him. jssis'~N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05
GRAND INDIAN WAR DANCE At HOBOKEN
On Friday, the 18th jane, 1889

CHARLES PERRY begs leave to nfor., the public that
~ he has engaged the following celebrated Indian War Chiefs
viz:Schomac Of the Wyandot tribe, Kuekust Morsawk AL
gator Perrcopia and Messenger, og Their with six sqaws
under the charge celebrated squaw
which will 20 through with their National War Dance full
Indian costume, which performance will be represented the
raising TIE War Hachet for the deathy contest
ryng sfe Ratchet and smoking the Pipe Peace They will
also through with the operation OF oriuring their capves
BY taxing on the scalp Of the Chief Alligator which
will be performed by Messenger.
Morsawk will show his skin with the Bow and Arrow which
Performance cannot help but astonsh the spectators He
said to be the best shot in America The whole company will
perform many other ats and Dances which here
nervous to mention.
Performance At s'ciock p M. Greer
ia front sfthe Hoboken House. aud conclude
NJ Boats leave Canal and Barclay streets constantly for Old
~ B-Ns charge to see the performance. je5-st'
A POLIO GALLERY, Ns.ais BKOADwAY.--Tbe se.
IA con exhibition Of Paintings under the direction Of the
Apollo Association, FOR the promotion OF the Fine the
United States 10 open, consisting Of recent productions
American Artists and choice collection Of Gems Art
BY the most enneat Old Masters. MM
Admission - ceats Season Tickets 80 cents Catalogues
12} cents.
This exhibition will close the 9Th Of July. The third ex
hibhon will be arrssged after possible continue
until SEPTEMBER About the ls Of October The great
bition Of the works Of Modern Artists only will Be opened
continue until the annual meeting the sd Monday Decrm
her when the Pictures purchased BY the Committee OF Man
agement will be distributed amongst the Members nya5-aw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

{&K FOR LIVERP00Lr--1hs very hss coIpsred and
&33$ copper fastened ship ufDERNIA Edward D. Cobb,
master, will sail 6or Livespso IN = Cav days The
fer psssngsr superior - asy shp IN the
Liverpool trade and odsrzie those proceeding
tytow. Ireland Esyssd, scstlss1 ssd waie he FOL-
lowing banking houses, vixs--- M
On Londoa-Messr Prescott 0rote, Awes Co., B2nker
LiverPool-the Bank d Liverpool.
Scotlsnd--thc Commercial Bank.
lreland-the Royal Bznk az IseIend, pubIin-
\ Apply ito ROCHE BROTHERS co,
je52w.<W ~ Sou h street, n. York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

On Saturday afternoon LIST inst by the Rev. Henry Chase
Mr.. Daniel Jenkinson, Miss Ruth Harris all Of this city
On Monday evening, Sd inst by the Rev. Mann, Edward
Manu. to Miss Abby Martini daughter Of Col Edward Mar
tim Of this city.
On Monday Sd inst by the Rev. Mr.. Sllwe Mr. George
Can6ed to Miss Frances Amelia daughter Of the ste John
Latch, all Of this city M
Garcia to Laura, daughter Of the late John Manesca
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

Naval SroREsThere has been our last notice no ma
eriaI change in articles Of this trade Sales to fair extent
have been nade at 50 10 for Tar and So 81 fer Turpen-
ne A. Boston there has been reduction in rates 6y
son Of the additional supplies Of Tar Sales Of North Ccunty
have been made ct H. few S. There good de-
mand for Spirits Turpenpe at 40 As for South At Pha.
dephia 500 bbs Turpenae brought S7 for Wilmington and
~ for North Ceunty 1000 bbs Rosn TO- and Fitch at
%; Spirits at 374 1850. N&
noLAssEs-The prices Of this article well maintained
and tho demand good Porto Rico finds sales at 81 40c 200
hhds Cuba 32 3SI AT Boston the market langud the re-
tail trade is good 7s0 hhds Havana sold at 81 Sl3 2oO 90
Of Trinidad have been made at IS &c. Havana Porto XII
co SIT; New Orleans SO; cargo Of Nlaanzas at 80. N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

@ TOBIAS Pateat Lever Watch msnufac urer. Tarton
street. Liverpool and Importer, 90 Maiden Lane, New
walls, large Of gold and silver Levers, Duplsx,
LePne anchor escaPement and vertical Wstch also ard
gold dial lever movemen gold guards keys seals rn pen
oil cases. together with large assortment Of Cerman silver
spoons forks, Butler knives sugar tongses ladies' FOB snd
guard chains, hibes &c which offered fsr sale ow
prices and liberal terms, at Wholesale and retail
myl3Inis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

1ay- Packet ship HUNTSVILLE, from New Orleans. =
discharsng a Orleans wharf Ccnsgnees will please attend
10 the receFs Of thea goods. ieay
o. Mr. JAHEs HOWELL 81 Manchester. (Enelanai
and late Of Carmine this city, will hear 81
10 his advastags BY sending his present address. IA
myso-iw' PARSONS, CANNING co. view York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

100 Bank Of Commerce io2 100 a. ioiii 40 A. lss.r
100 do ioi ls3o-s Bk " America ls5M Lsshsf M t4m
state Bk loe--i2 An sAg 60 $40 MsshMMps' .sg
AS So; 40 40 ssias uaos IA "a, 40 A. Nl-a@ ~
uudscs Itnw 20 % Isihis i1s a. 7shso - A. $3.50 ~ -
a. do Tsiopg 10 DO 19rso. 1s ~ A. IA A. A. ~ @
month"; ~ 10 Tspej 20 Az 11sao ~ A. Tal - A. fssn -
burg co. ~ AZ $500 10 40 cole 80 A. tlmw A. hf - A.
st ssis lodo si aodo 8sa IA "a k~naurky lseh
son Marine s1o ksxls Fire HILL E4mls.hs tla ~ A.
I-i-76Frsmars iis--6e Da~rsy lac ~ A. lsa-ls ca
CO 40 20 do SOL 70 A. sahso - A. ~ saae so ~
hawk 6sb6o 10 a. o. 100 a. ssws loo Az afhnesp -
no ssonngon "a; 40 % ss ~ a. a<awg ~ ~ aalu~
s3l so 40 asclae Hsrirs Sa 1d a. ssnwbs A. a. -
do 5albtw ie0 DO s3 20 do 6ahm~ ~ a. sac 600 hAnw -
Do sab7o, 90 DO 81 bn~-siooo OHIO zines. lst0 ina
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

Eighth Avenue, 6efuesn 'o6fh and ssh Streets.
T. kROLLPFEIFFER informs his freHds and the public
L that he has taken the house and grounds formerly
country seat Of the late b. murray Esq that Improving
vicinity the Eighth Avenue where 81 tuss BY personal a.
tsntion and the stcsst in ths selection Of h refresh
meals to give general satssction FA
~ B. Private Rooms for small large parties limited
number Of boarders be comfortably
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

We cannot yet notice any inprovsns.t in tses gnsrs
hath this and ne ces state q Ueee 9sast
The most important sale which has snprsd to-day hss esen
the Real Estate sale. n . m ..''.. ~~. .g .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

L.srsl, fton New orlsan, or New York. May IS, in
lee 10
B.iss-crs, fros New rsrl, oui days Ter Na.a~, Va
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

LOR SALE-Scotch, English and American Pig Iron. Also
old scrap and wrought ron old "copper" brass lead
will be sold cheap for cash approved paper
Iron Of all kinds taken storage al the
very lowest terms by DANIEL POTTER,
ala Water street.
N B. Sturbridge Fine Brick for sale. je6-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

Aic.p- TOYS. March ., Cicero, HiIlnsn, New Bed
go ~A.is, loo sperm
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-05

To the baptist Discrimination throGs-eorss
the United States s. Rrltish Pro IEe>S.
TIE BAPTIST GENERAL TRAcT So
cIETY al It's Anniversary Meeting, in
April last, Resolved TO publish on AnuVaI
Almanac and Register. 10 enable lhela
TO do this, The Board are dependent ca the
Denomination for the requisite Stai;sEeai
Intelligence. 1t is. therefore, HEREBY -
quesled of the several L,erary ard The
illogical Institutions, Conventions AID AS
sociations, and all other bodies. under tn
influence OF Baptiss. to send b. r L.ax-
ley, Depository Agent. No. 81. So1ih
Fourth Street, Philadelphia. their Re-
ports, Minutes, and other information.
which will enable the committee of Peri
odical Publications to present fan and
complete tabular view of the Denom;aa-
ton.
Ii is intended to issue the work IS early
in the fall as possible. to do which. =
Reports. Minutes, &C. of the several c,l-
les, will be requisite at the earliest pc.
ticable date.
To those having the superintenl-
of printing he several Reports. we yca,a
suggest the idea Of giving more dl5n:.e
statistical facts. This thought wa eas-
gested to US by the difficulty whieh =
have experienced this week, of gr.uE
Statistical account of some Associa..o.s
| and other bodies. We could not tel
where the Columbus Association met
we could not tell The uss Of The Can;s,so
and Pig River Associations,-and We
could not designate the ministers # lho
Sandy Creek Association. fthe brethren
who have the charge of printing -
Minutes will look at the Statistics nr ihc
Taunton Association, Mass, WHICH We
have given this week, they will see 8 Fl
is desired.
s.s Our brethren, Of the EJi.oris'
APARTMENT. will subserve the interes, e.
good cause, by giving the above an il.
tion or two, accompanied with such
gestions as. shall Be thought hecessary.
In behalf of the Committee of Per,c
ical Publications.
i r. BABcocK, JR., Chairman.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-05
DIED.


In Montpelier on the 26th inst. James
Stevens, In the 34th year of his age, of a
lingering illness, which be bore with forth
tude, patience and even cheerfulness thataf-
lords consoling evidence that in the exer-
else Of christian principle there is a power
that disarms death OF its terrors, and even
brighIens the gloomy pathway 10 the grave
with the hope of Immortality.
The following lines were addressed to
him by an intimate friend on taking leave of
him in the time of his illness, which, by
the request OF the deceased, are offered for
insertion in the Voice of Freedom.
James:
Farewell, my dear Friendl had hoped that the tie
Which in friendship our hearts had united,
Might have bound us for years. but a tear & a sigh
Must now tell that those hopes ure all blighted.
But few are the days that will watch thy decay,
But mine who their number can tell7
To inward disease now prey,
Though the OHtr0rd may promise so well.
And is il indeed a hard thing 10 die,
While friends are so tender and deari
And yet who would choose to outlive every tic
That sweetens our pilgrimage berel
And were it not better TO pass away now,
Ere friendships soft summer hath flown,
Than to be the last leaf the storm beaten bough
10 llnger and wither aloneI
And should toll on till my locks should be gray,
And time wrote his nams on my brow,
Dear James! I should often remember this day,
And. thy form be before me as now
Fare the well Fare thee well am gOing-am
gone,
On earth we may meet again never
| But may we be found in that glorious throng
| Where distance death cannot sever.
In Mortified, VT. May 10Th, Mrs. CAROLINE
BECKY, consort Of Guy Beckiey, IN the 32d yea
OF her age. Her disease was cancer on the breast
which terminated in an affection of the lungs, at
tended with extreme bodily suffering, which wa
borne with christian fortitude and pous resigna
| ton.
In Enosburgh, March oath, Mrs. EIizabetl
Wright, wife Of MFR. Joseph Wright, in the T4t
year Of her age. She had been worthy mem
Der of the Baptist church for nearly so years-sn
her last sickness, which was long and disiressin
J (cancer of the eye) was endured with the Tort
! tude which becomes Christian.