Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-11

win l4Ni al HIS lOldSd Ndlheo thS wv ~ ,
frequently passing the officers without the I'll
least suspicion or interruption. After I
she had been on board the boat few min E.
utes, the officers left it, and she soon safe :,
ly arrived ia PhladeI phia TO the no small J
rejoicing of her friends Il
La few weeks she again set off on her p
journey to get her child, and 10 short :.
time returned with it; but her happiness
was not complete, for she and her infant L
were liable to be arrested and carried into
slavery. She was honest sober and in- {
dustrious, and by her cheerful, obliging
manners, had made many friends, who
freely contributed towards raising fnnd
to purchase the freedom of herself and her
child. The money thus raised, added TO
that she had saved, by economy and in
dustrv, soon amounted to a sum sufficient
to accomplish her object; and upon max (
ing application to me in Philadelphia, L I
opened a correspondence with her master, |
and finally obtained a manumission for
them both
Children are seldom aware how great
is the debt OF gratitude due to parents, or
they never would wiIingly grieve them.
Here is in instance Of mother voluntari-
Iv putting in jeopardy her own liberty,
and perhaps her life, to save her child
from slavery; and is there a mother who
would not? "Children obey your pa
rents In the Lord: for this is right. Hon
or thy father and mother, (Which is the
first commandment with promise the. ii
may be we'll with thee, and thou mayest
live long on the earth"
f Isaac TATEM HoPPER.
Common schools,
The readers of the Telegraph will REG
oIlect that it was notified, few weeks
since, that Thomas II. Palmer, of Pitts
: ford, vas TO deliver a course Of lectures in
{ this vslIage on the subject Of Common
Schools. 1t will have been observed, al
IF so. that J. OrriUe Taylor was to be lee
lie turing in different parts of the State, abou
y this time. The latter lectured in this vii
H. lage on Tuesday evening of last week.
o The former had previously concluded hi'
ID course. Both, it is believed, gave yer!
- general satisfaction. Il is to be hope(
or that their labors will not be lost on com
E. munity. The subject is one CT vast i'm
porance and should receive prompt, prac
~ ticaL attention.
g. Troy [Penn.l Nov 23I 1889
> Mr. Editor
ne have been requested to forward yo
he what is found below. Please to publis
'u it in the Telegraph. If the TeIeerap
' 's,o is not published place il IN the hands
you please of some other Editor for i,
st sertion in his paper
VI Yours SC Isaac Todd
In0 Married
W. On Thursday evening November 2lst
Troy Pa. BY the Rev. Isaac Todd \
Amos Mainard of Columbia Pa II Nj
l.. Sarah c. RuggIes of Pouitncv "
nh Eighteen and three -fourths cents in the sa pc
be- postage, drawn from the pocket of newspal
five pubshef may be thot cheap enough for so va.
raIv bic production the foregoing. But fer my o
Per- part think it so well paid for that in
,.,a science tax myself so much further with 1t as
give it clothing for the prass-sO it must 60 max
just it came.
By the way, is it not little !udicrous to ask
Editor, If his paper is not low published, to
ward the communication to other Editor
po,, What if it should happen that the other Editc
ling pap5' % ""l n'" p""'ls9" - nrod;-,
II IN -,
uth. oil oiis'i'' genius q '''',''
- ~ there being Editor of paper, and that paper
r.,-, in existence, is altogether an original idea
do The GENEsEE FARMER AND ALBA
able CuLTIvAToR are 20 be merged III Z
'a ah. paper to be published at Albany, after
.rors lst of January next, under the title
ave- The CuLtiUat0r, being q constitution
Ken BuePs Calticat0r and the GeneSee FG
,sbie en-, and to be edited by WIS Gayi
,rey- and Luther Twcker, the present Eli-or
assed the Genesee Farmer IL is to be ISIS
eo 10 monthly at one dollar per annnm-f
she lished by Jesse iBael-sou and succ
1t APP or of the late Jesse Buel, publisher OF
lie, Cultiyator-and Luther Tbcker.
carry ---
dan. Fatal CAsUALTY.-A Gislfes SIN 2
fond cldent occurred on the Bosteh ana '
re all cester Rail Road, at birmingham,
went, Saturday last, the particulars Of W
n the are thus given in letter from the a
IN the OF the corporation
!, she FRAnINGHAM' NOV o. 100
use of L am grieved to say that our gr
long train IN coming into 'he qepot lhiS
knew noon, ran over Mr. Aaron Pratt, wo