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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

"ATr Fithan then moved 10 strike out the i!h Sec
ton of said bill, as follows :,
"Rc It FURTHER cnact,d, That when any person Shail
be nprisoncd either upon execution or otherwise Tor
the non pa Of fine, costs, or hoth, u sal' NC
lawful for the sheriff Of the county to sell out such per-
soI, as a servant person w1tnn ti.- State, win"
Will nav the whole amount due, for The shortest period
of service of which sale public notice shall be gwen
least ten days. and upon such sale beng effected,
the sheriff shall give to the purchaser certificate
thereof, and deliver the prisoner to HIM. from
Which time the relation between such purchaser ana
the prisoner, shall be that Of master and servant until
the time of service expires, and for INJURIES done by
either remedy shall he had in the same manner as
is or NAV be provided by law in the case OF mas
ter and apprentices. But nothing herein contain
cd shall be construed to prevent persons beng DIS
charged from the imprisonment according to the pro
visions of the thir,yscvent section OF the act 10 winch
this is supplementary fit shall be considered expedent
TO grant such discharge Provided, that the court IN
pronouncing the upon any person or persons
Elementary NAV direct such person persons to be
detained in prison until the fine be paid, or the person
or persons otherwise disposed Of, agreeaby 10 The pro-
visions of this act.
(which motion was decided in the Affirmative
yeas %, nays T.
"And the yeas and nays hcing required, those VINO
voted in the Affirmative
sNIcssrs Beasy, Brown, FithIan Gass, lieaon, Jen-
ninrs Lucas, Matthews, Mclaughlin, Mcmillan, New
conn., Robb Russell, Scoicld Shelby, Spencer, Stone
Swcaringen, Thompson and Womcldorf-20
"Those who voted in the negative were
"Nlessrs Baldwin, Cole, Foos, Foster, HARRISON,
Mclean, Ozwalt, Pollock, Rugges Roberts, Wheel
or and Spcakcr-l2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

IrK ROBERT KYLE of North CarnHa-Sr: IuI w.Ii -
MI notice. that SHALL Ill. I'D iay 81 Apul, i io l~t
ne hams of uln. O'Clock IN the forenoon and >N uncA m
,,n ~ the Office al T.. II. MaNcy Esq III Vrk,nts >,,
N;.snp take the deposition 81 ;oh" K. robinson h. m
=. y,drurr IN the pr,!u" IN the u,t!ngs uu.r, ri
@,, III Rcluui.d herein painiI and you !rlr,.
AMI ,ho.id any thing occur I" prevent tie tam. 81 Tie s
i,,, nm ,a iiay then The taking thereof VIII continue Inn
, A., and hrIN cen the hours al the DAY the sane
untII tI, said deposition shall be- finally taken.
JAMES $I2ER -,
SGrrtrug Pgr'Us- - Ink & S..
,r,,rh7 lu'->Iw2wx HrE.;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

S.PESCER was bought years from Nj George ,ns
= som lie young and likely man, "a! - Year, At age H.,
c.c ar 10 inches high, brown and smooth complexion .l
.pyed very s.t iiprd mtnt " hen spoken ltr ir
~, marks rem. milcrd lie rcd last year by L. w O.
-, rh,noud CIV oil from has Coal Pit, Feb, Is,
lou some time after Northumberland County, Va af,rr
Iy,- Paint IN ncshbofhuo Of Mrs. Henderson,, wir
, relations. and may nTkng lave gotten parr.
~ uniur a, large a and have H..
IN snrne vessel BALTIMORE Philadelphia. The shove re-,
irl m niyru for the recovery ot Spencer apprrrndc in Ne,
lam, ar Pennsylvania SO VIII he gwen taken N..
%rl and delivered at Nt>tm"rrlald Courthouse "a
'' JOHN +. BROCkENGROI in
Feb - 'i-IdwtsN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
CHEAP Hl SU'.

The largest rDlccron Music offered !u >aIr 100 "
State may be- selected from IL. ii ~. -uhr.' "t
enabled sr!l pEuadrIpua aHd New l'h ""-
and rria
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
rIAAn rnNrE MAnE-IlnrsE.

TTENU FWNI " NNT.-T'IT No
Irli.: subscriber constantly receiving "m III" '''
4 manuattC1ry 81 NunN. CLAIM, New Work, "':'ai 1911
PLAN Plane otic- pas s,ne the improvement alii
t@liCacy ruIC and -wcrtmca. % Tone peculiar 30 'h "
nnlltrfiTc.
;ro large assogrrnrnro Of Mu.al Instruments. az! Na
Merchandise IN general.
Piano Fu,irs rcparrd tuned III hire AMI r's'a }" Oh
change.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
LIFE INSURANCE AND Trust ''NrN'

raro Frts md Music Starr, olpos''t1' h@.'"
Aug. l6 u"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-08-20
NEW sERIEs-VOL. I. NO. g.

a man, whose o1ly fault was the posses
sion OF talents inferior 10 none, and the
prospect Of promotion superior to ALL
Regardless alike Of private reputation
and of public interest, they have recalled
a minister from foreign court, whose
character is above reproach, and whose
life has been dented to the public SER
vice-whose mission was one Of the
most delicate and responsible nature
and the interruption Of which may even
tually lead TO the most embarrassing re-
lations between the two governmenis.--
] mean tie right Of search and the i'm
pressglenf Of seame4 This claim on the
part of Great Britain, was one of the eau
ses Of the late war And although in
that contest the national honor was sus-
tanned both on the ocean and on the
land; yet this cause of difference was
left unsettled by tie negotiators at
Client, and still remails an open ques-
ton, either for amicabe adjustment, or
for future controversy, The President
desirous OF establishing the most pacific
relations with Great BRIAN, and offxing
the peace of this countrJ on the frmesl
basis, selected Nj Vaa Buren, as the
man, of all others, the best calculated 10
effect this grand object. No one possess
sed in more eminent degree, the quail
ifcations for such a place. No one
knew better how to broacl. so delicate
subject. His negotiation, however, is
broken of by an act Of themos aggrava-
ted and wanton character, and the great
and paramount interests 0f the nation
put in jeopardy to crafty The personal
malice Of political rivals.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-08-20
oRIGINAL IACKsON MEN.

The lntelligencer has revived this old
cant about ''ariginal JACKSON men."--
Noah, WEBB, WISE, BELL, OeLE, RIvEs,
&c. were all Original Jackson men,"
and we are happy to have got rid of them.
The Inteliigencer andits mongrel party
are welcome to all such jackson men.
Before the second election Of General
Jackson, there was the same parade about
"original Jackson men," and in Philadel-
phia they'organized distinct party, and
got up meetings, The bitterest of the, !,
present Wings are deserters from the
jackson ranks, for the reason given
the old proverb--one renegade is worse
than ten Turks. Mr.. Rives, an original
Jackson man, displaced Mr.. Tyler in the
Senate, in order to vote for the expunging
resolution, when Mr.. Wise said that che
| fell beneath contempt:" yet Mr. Riyes IS
now a aWhig leader and co-operatof with
ogle, also an HOriginaI Jackson man.
Globe,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-08-20
TERMS OF THE STANDARD.

TERMS OF THE STANDARD.
FOn ONE YEAR, IN ADVANCE, 50 90
WITHIN THE YEAR, 80
AT THE EXPIRATION OF THE YEAR, 3 90
0~TNo paper will be discontinued, (unlesE at
the option Of the publisher) until ali arrearages
are paid.
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.
l square ~ lines) three insertions, 81 90
" For each subsequent insertion, 25
For six months s so
For twelve ponths, 10 90
Longer advertisements will be charged in the
sam, proportion.
All orders for advertising or job-work must be
accompanied with the cash, except from persons
who have open accounts with the Office,
Office in the south end of the Market Building.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05
VERNON TELEGR A.P H !.

of heather females; Hindu Festivals /;
Sanyas or Charak Puja Bathing at Su-
gar Island; Durga Puja; Other Socie-
ties; Protestant Episcopal Missions Crete;
Texas-The Indian Territory; Employ
ment of Iinited means during limited
period; Visit to the Otloes and Pawnees
Am. Board of Com. for Foreign Mis-
sions; Statistical View" of lis missions
Late intelligence; Baptist (Eng) Mis-
sionary Society; Ceylon; Benares =
Belgium; Kingston; Wesleyan Mis-
sionary Society; Sailing of ship Triton
Recent Intelligence; Asam; Letter from
Mr.. Bronson; Donations.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05
Re ligiOus Intelligence.

Al Charleston. Ohio, a meeting of DAYS
has been held, which has resulted in the
conversion OF 40 or so souls-a meeting
is now holding with the Iittle Church Of
,Brownhslm in the same neighborhood.
The Chcrch at Upper Alton, III. has
experienced a shower OF grace about 40
have been. .ba pti2ed as the fruits of the
meeting. and a nuhcber have professed to
have found peace. Several Of the Col
lege students are among the number.
Among the Free Will Bal, tists there is
an nncommonly powerful work of the
Lord in progress la Pennington. NH
some 20 or 80 have recently found peace
10 believing.
10 Trumbull. Ohio. God is reviving
ms work In glorious manner.
La Colraine. Mass. a powerful work
has been IN progress since the LIST of De-
scember, Scores are trembling under the
aanKious enquiry, What must | do TO be
savedP About 35 have found Chris, nrs.
.cious, and as many more are under con.
viction.
We learn That q pleasing revival is 90
ing on in West Cambridge and that at
teniiou to ID . important concerns Of The
soul is 90 the increase.
AT Granville, Ohio. there is very in.
tefesIing state of r. 'ligious feeling in the
Baptist Church. Several have been re-
Gently converted. and N any others are en-
curing.
The colcred Baptist Chm, ch il Chilli
Gothic has recently enjoyed a refreshing
. fiom the presence Of the Lord. Upwards
Of sixty have been added to their lumber,
mostly by baptism.
A correspondent Of the Banner and Pi.
onecr writes that che Baptist cause il e..i.
IDENTIFY rising 10 Madison county la Al
q recent protracled meeting held there. 4
number united with the Church. aud pros.
poets were encouraging.
we are happy to learn that interesting
renvaIs are enjoyed OF the present time in
gomersworlh, Great Falls, and in Deer.
fe!d-N H. Bap. Reg 81
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

OIDINATIoNs.-J ~ Granger.
was ordained to the work OF the gospel
ministry at West Avon, N Y. Dec. TO-.
A house of worship was opened for the
use OF the church at the same time.
On the 18th of December, John F.
Bass was ordained to the pastoral, care of
The Baptist Church 10 Henrietta, Monroe
Co. N Y. Mr.. B gradual d at Will.
Jams College % years ago, studied theol-
ogy with Dr. Basselt, OF Hebron, CT. and
DR.. Barron, of Theford, Vt. commenced
preaching as Congregational minister,
labored successfully in western New
York, Tor 20 years, during which time
he gathered aud organized 81 churches,
The struggle between duty aud incllna-
ton was severe and prolracted, but he at
length became fully convinced of the
truth Of Blptlst sentiments, aud received
a certificate Of good Standing, and an hon
orable dlsmissIon, Certified 10 b.. at his
own reg Iest,) from the ministers OF his
former connection, AMI was baptiz d and
received into the Baptist Church.-CA
WatcamGa.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

RELIGION IN PHILADELPH1A.-.The
glorious work is still in progress in the
2nd Baptist church, Budd ST., Ord Church,
Southwark; New Market St. Church.
and the Tenth Church. They are hold.
ing meetings each evening in the week
which are well attended, and very MANY
are concerned for their souls. In the
Baptist Church a: Camden, N. J., oppo-
site our city, there is precious revival
in progress. In our next We shall fur.
nish more full account of these REVEALS.
BGp. Record
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

The BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAeA-
ZINE Contents Of February No-Qnar.
terly Paper. No. 8; The spiritual condi-
ton of the heather, and consequent duty
of christians; American Baptist Board
of Foreign Missions; Asam--Letter
from the Asam Mission; Sam Letter
of Mr. Jones; Suppression of the opium
trade; Africa-JouTnals Of Mr.. Clarke
Gre ece-Letter of Mr.. Love DIstribu-
ton Of Scriptures and Tracts: Unsuc.
cessful opposition ofsthe PRESS: Views
respecting the clergy of the lonian ISL
ands and the vernacular translation of The
Sculptures; Miscellany; The condition
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

New 9oRK.-A BAPTIST Convention is
to be held at L. Roy, for Western New
York, on the 5rh of February. at 10
o'clock, TO discuss aud pray over the
question. what ought Bapllsls t. do on
The subject of slavery! The editor of
lions Watch-Towrr SAYS:
I'VE hope the friends of the slave will
rally TO the meeting at LIE Roy. The
cause was never taking deeper hold Of
religious and thinking part of the COM
munhy than at present. A though 10 the
view of The wo ldilng, and the care .e>s
observer. abo .tIon may seem at a and,
we know there never was time in tle
land when churches and Christians felt So
| weighty responsibility upon The subject
as they do now, aud that prayer was
never more frequent and fervent in behalf
of "the suffering and the DUMB" That
is it, brethren, that is the right kind OF
abolitionism, that is baptized in, aud sane
tilted by, prayer. Come then. in a spirit
of prayer, to the meeting, and the God
who hears and answers prayer will be
there to bless. Who can STAY away2"
The Baptist Aholitionists ought to be
greatly encouraged at he progress which
has been made towards freeing their
churches, at the North, from the guilt o.
conniving at slavery. With nearly all
their influential papers opposed to them
and all their general societies closely i'm
pllcated with the slaveholdIng churches
the fact that SO much is already accom-.
plshed. and SO much preparation is made
for still greater advances, is full of hope.
We anticipate an interesting and very in.
fiuential general convention in this CITY in
May. -Emancipator.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

RETURN OF MlssIoNAR1Es.--We
learn that Rev. Cephas Bennett, late mis-
sionary to Burmah, with his wife aud
four children. arrived at New York on
the goth inst, in the Champlain, from
Calcutta. Mr.. B. was advised to take
this step for the recovery of his health,
which has for some time been falling
Mr.. Judson's health is still feeble.-Ch.
WGLchman.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

RELIGION IN NEw-YoRK.-We learn
from the Advocate that there is an inter-
esllrg work of religion making its ap-
pearance in several otlhe Baptist churches
In that city, and that the interest is incrpas-
ing. Fourteen converts were baptized on
the 5sh inst. bv Elder A. Perkins of the
Berean Baptist Chureh.-Bap. Record.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

ScRIPTUREs IN straightforward
and influential meetings are being held all
over England aud Scotland, for the pur-
pose Of making the Bible the text book
in all great and public schools.
In Sanford, Me. a revival has commenc-
ed, and brother G. Cook has baptized sew
enteen.
We are Informed tina: not far from thr.
tv have been hopefully converted in Brent
wood. large portion of whom are young
men. May the Lord carry on his work.
Baptist Register.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

DEDICATION AND ORDINATIoN.--
The new and beautiful meeting house re-
Gently erected in the manufacturing viii
lage at Valley Falls. r. l. for the Bap-
tist church in that place, was. on Tues
day. the l4lh inst. dedicated with appro-
pirate services to the worship of God
Sermon, by Rev. John G. Welsh, of War
rem.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, brother
Bohan p. Byron. having previously sig
nifed his acceptance of the invit zion Of
the church to become their pastor was
publicly recognized as such by the usu.
al services or or4ination.-Ci. Watch
man.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-05

the abuses Of dress, favorable to that seduction
which SO greatly prevails, and is fast increasing
Let It be distinctly understood, then, by everv
mother who desires to- promote the purity, the
peace, aud the happiness of her SEX and indeed of
the whole human race, that like causes produce
IKE effects IN both hemispheres and lot er derive
nom these remarks new motives, if not new en-
conragements, to pursue the path of duty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
Rochester. n. 7. Sept. II 1851
TO MOTHERS.

Iessrs. f.. Chase and Co.:
Gentcmen-H Hearing uuch said about the extraordna-
ry effects Of the Resurrection Persian Pills upon those
about to become mothers were induced to make tral
OF them My wife was at that time the mother OF hive
Children had suffered the most tedious and excrucatng
pains during and after her confinement Of each She had
tried every means and much medicine, but iourd
little relief. She commenced taking the Persian
Pills about three months before her conhnement--her
health being very poor about this leugth of time prev uus
and in time she enable by their use to attend
to the of mother until her confinement. At the
time she commenced taking the Persian pills, and for sew
eral weeks Previous she afflicted with dry hard
cough and frequent cramps which the use OF Tie
pills entirely removed before using nall box 1t is with
the greatest confidence that advise all those about to
become mothers 10 make Of the Persian Pills. All
those that have taken them nelghbohood have got
along in the easy and about house IN
few days There does appear TO be half the danger
of other difficulties setting in after confinement where
these pills taken We nnedy say, let none neglect
taking them for they in reach of the poor well as tie
rich We truly thankful that there is remedy which
females can easily procure which many OF them have
bear and perhapa the lives of thousands which other
wise would be lost S. ROBERTS,
ANN o. ROBERTS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

ENHE FARMERs COOKING sTOYE.-In Z


n present zoe of new inventions, II is important
That the puplic should not be deprived oil the free use
Of improvements, TO which they have lawInl night,
bv those who seek TO uonopolze the fruits OF the in
gcnuity Of others. And it is equally important that
the TRUE Inventors should not be deprived Of the
encfts Of their Inventions, OF detraudcd out OF
those honefs by arrogant pretendels. The public are
hereby informed that several years since Elisha
invented an improvement in the construction OF Cook
ing Stoves, for which he obtained patent. That in
putting said stove IN operation IT was Il und th0t II
would be an impr jvemcnt thereon 10 have the back
plate of the fire chamber made with three curves Tor
the purpose Of concentrating the heat VI o. the boil.
crs and preventing The waTpng OF said plate, and the
same plat has been in for the last five Fix years
in that and other Stoves and consequently the time
has some by for any one TO take out patent Tor
said plate in the construction on Cooking Stoves OF
any kind. III the spring Ct 1889, Mr. Darius S.
howell invented stove somewhat IN The shape OF q
Box stove for the convenience Of using long wood,
with Two or mere ilues 10 connect with an elevated
oven, and the Put in use wlth iS cons, nj,
by J. L. & G.. c. Robinson, 10 tcs' Is utility, be {
taking out IL patent, and being sa'i'ii,d ~ on Ina
qucs ION, he has determined upon tnkin4 out a ~
tent for the same. Ia ihc winter Of 1870 Nj. Lester
Tl,dcn carried eaid Rowc,'s modcl To Mr. Fisher
Holmes TO procure some patterns made Tor casing
said stove and If cr his patterns were finished OF
II, arly so UPON the suggestion OF Holmes said Til
den had back plate made with three curves, be
Jag substantially HE SuHr IN Ttnclpio as ihhl used IN
said Towns stove and has taken out Il fatenl OF
said Rowci's invention, and on said 'h'ce curved
plate, which is an infringement on ald Rnwels IN
vcntlon, and VOID We therefore hereby give noc'
that we W II mat uiacturc and sell the FARMER
COOKING STOVE, aud that will defend sno
save harmless any 00d all who MA, purchase SAID
stove Of US, or our agents. l., q w. Ti'den and
Co. in their Re Butter, say they are maxim Irepa
ralions TO p osccutc us COR nlring' men on lhei
patent, AVID all these who purchase OF ~. W.
would ray, that whether said l.. s w. IilGrn ant
Co. Batter or Re-Butter, they, and all who pur-
chaoc Ct them, will find that they will have some
what 10 do with said Rowei's invention, with cost
and without long preparations. We hope said Til
dcns& Co. will save a little OF their caution for thc
own usc and not talk long about suing, Tor we arr
quite impatient 10 sec them tly their courage.
e. A. WEBB &. CO.
NI,rtnolcr S,,h ~ IS1O 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
gEw DAvID's OR HEBREW

~ TER.-1 he peculiarilles oil tins Che nlcal Cons
pound owing to lis extraordinary effects upon the
animal fibre OF nerves, hgamonts and muscles, iir
virtues hclng carr,ce by them to the immediate &C,
nr disease of pain and weakness.
l:owrVcr good any internal remedy may be- Thu
as an external Application, will prove powerful aux
Hilary, In removing the d soasc aud facilitating the
cure incasn OF local inflammation Schroliulous al
lecll0ns Kings Evil, Gnu luilimmatory and Chrcn.
&c Rheumatism, and "a all cases wncle seated paia
EXISTS
4 lemantravrlhng in The South Of Enrop"
md Palestine, ia 1880, heard so much SAID !" HE
latter place in praise OF JEW DANlD's PLASTER,
aud oil the [as he consideIedl miraculous cure,
had performed that he vus iEduc, 10 Try II on his
own pcrson, Tor Lung and Live affection, the
moyal Of which had been the chief object OF his Jour
new. but which had resisted the genial influence OF
that bamy and delicious climate
lie accordingly applied plaster on the right side
OF the chest, where the pain seated another be-
tween the shoulders, and over the region OF The
liver. In the mean time he drank freely OF a herb Of
laxative qualities. II soon found his health improv-
ING; and in a few weeks his cough left him, the ga
lowness of his skin disappeared his pain removed,
and his health became permanently reinstated.
II has likewise been very beneficial ~ case OF
weakness, such as weakness and pain 10 the slom'
| acb weak lmbs lamcness affections "f the spnr,
Cemale weakness &C. No female subject 10 pain or
weakness in the back side, should be without u.
Married ladies' in delicate situations, find great reoi
from constautly wearing this plaster Prco pes box
r. w. CAPRON& co. State Agents to whom all or
der. must be- Addressed Rochester, Y. For sale by
r ii Prentice Montpelier Bancroft u hlch, tialnheiu'
Geo Warner Co, Johnson who are agents LOT the couh'
ties of Orleans and Lamole - - -,
| A sure and speedy remedy for Thr's Canker Cankrr
Rash and Scarlet Fever for sale as above. Aly