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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02
NOTICE-CAs WANTED.
BRENTLINGER q sHALLCROss.

BRENTLINGER q sIIALLCROSs,
AUCHlONlIERS AND confession
WERCHi NTS.
los. M,EEFr SQUARE. Wedding Va
EHT Ill attend TO sales Of Real Esfotc and eve
w ~ description Of Merchandise on the most
favorable terms.
Regular sales no the store on WEDNE SDAY
and SATURDAY oft cash week no DO o'clock.
a ". aud on TUESDAY and FRIDAY. az
o. G lock r. NJ.
81. They have on hand splendid assortment Of
pa tcy and staple
DRY GOODS,
VIII thoy will .gil no private sale ai FrIrcs far
below the current sales fu she tifv oft fGy
OYSTERS, FISH, BIRDS.
IENISON TRIBE. BEEFSTAk ES. ~
II lNACT 90 tHe drIte1rirs which can be- procured
either ut t1ursy from Gee s1a, acrorIuz l1
the season, SSH. Dol served Ua bg The Subscriber il
n superior manner and no the shortest possible
notice Hc also prom scs o. h1v. tho "fKu1s'
sucn AZ piCgie9 rl sru, good butter and 'thp
guy Of q SET OF sell H.'e1 casters. Private rooms
inf pqruta or for PERSONS FIr.Y. without add.
.,'hnI charge Terms I1 accordance with tine
Inf Tunes. Two entrances on MARKET and tive
on Madison street O. STfINHEf BER
Corner of Market and Madison sfs
"'l sft Rear ui fHe W.. Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02
MERINO BUCKS.

WILL cell al low prices 80 or 20 Merino md
~ SaEony bucks. ANY person that may wan, will
'loase call al my farm Ca Forks Of Short Crock
"''SN J. l. JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02
NEW ARD SPLENDID GOODS.

"A NJ. ADAMS. No, l1S, Nam Street, .y,o d.p,rs
- south Of the Nigiuia Hotel has Iust received
splepdid assortment Of BEAVER CLOTHS,
e. black and fancy BROAD CLOTHS, FL
OF CLOTHS, CASSlMERES of various
shades aud qualities. silk, velvet, msuno. satn,
tnd Valencia gESIINGS, all of WHICH he IS
repaired tn make up TO order IN the IN 1St fashion
: will give the most perfect satisfaction, Also
In assortment of stocks collars, cTayats, bosoms
iandkerchieis &c. Call and see.
oct 26-Im G& ASS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02


I'HE subscriber will offer for sale N Public
Aucunn on the goth dav Of October. instant
me valuable farm on which he now resides sltu'
su'Rn, and two and half below Bethany Col
l'Sti containing by estimation, -7J acres-the
farm - 10 hgh stale Of ruiuvatiou-fas on u a
good BRICK dwelling house. a good barn and 9TH
or necessary bindings also two apple orchard
and never failing springs
lie will also offer for SALE o. the same dav. his
farm situated about one mile south OF his home
IaTlls and one and half mic from West / liberty
4 rillninE the lands Of Providence Mounts Dayil
Leiiler add others, and containing by estimation
10 acrcs-thIs farm Is also M % good state Of
.uL'yaion mas a good apple orchard and two
Jog tcncnents on it-arG Is sell wafered
. tie VIII also sci. on the same day his stock n
horsf 3, cattle hogs and large guaufffy Of corr.
the terms Will be made known on the dav Of
sale. 5ale 10 commence AZ 10 o'clock A. VI
Wells Trans 50 oct 7-,gSyg
ESSE HARE'S celebrated Chewing Ioi,,,
- co Just received al the Family grocery store Of
oct IN. ELLMAkER
a INV supply OF Joseph Gillor's superior plf
N eui steel pens just received and Tor sale by
JAS.A. INGRAM
oct 20 l2l Main street
GtOMSTOCK'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
- new supply just received and fbr sale by
JAS. A.INGEAM.
o"t26 l2l. Main street
HI ANS FbDsEI~-IyE IutaIt ar, prI,.,.,-
IA school rCadcrand srl'sr, No 7 . inst rcreiy.
eel aud 'ur sale by JAS. A INGRAM
"ci-b l2l. Nam street.
IL OTNNE FOR BEGINNERS. on fr,r,.fgr.
Al - iiuu Go Mrs Ir1rDIu's Lectures. Hv Mrs. ptr
Ir-. author of Familiar Lectures ou Bu1av g.f, Cd
fiou. jos! received 1ud 0r -lle by
JAS A INGRAM
'sI 20 l2l. Nrn street,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

bAHN-LN aud half haucl> ,r, .ru,., r
~ - No N"gtr,a desirable arirIe Tor f,,,,',
Us. " 'N''''5
Ffo>tfNhS sugars - an ejU5s for sale by
&C al Nc q CRIrN1EA,sLtB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

CBUGEt Superior fresh ground Family flour
for sale at the family groeery store Of
OCT . u. n. ELI. MAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02
fg TPYER SAsEJ DON,- -,

IN ajgllon TO raising and fastening the lower.
II hammond has put his springs into windows
lor several persons IN " heeling, amongst whom
are heSsTs, ): Noel, 5. OF, j. 81 O. Cats. All
caldwell X Wood, r.. Jacob, J. Hornhrook.
Wilson, &c. ~, 90 o
For further particulars sec advertisement IN the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

loo barrels No. |, Pittsburgh Salt. received ON
con icnment aud for sale low. hv
sept p JACOB 4 MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02
RANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

N0NAESTko rEi -wEEkLYrOk TuK rIAsEs ~
A. p. GOFF Il CO.
Eroasage Brokers' lOT Ma,r S,r.,t IVA ,,,,z,- l.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

ATIRI ILLUSTRES, Latin work, new sup
ply just received and for sale 10y
JAS 4 INGRAM
oct 90 l9l. Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

GSA BARRELS Brown Tanners' OIL, Iust
A1NH ceIved and for sale lows hy
sept - JOSEPH REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02
GREAT ATTR ACTToN,,,

ShEAE ATTR ACTION -!
81 nave THIS day placed my accounts IN The hand.
ot Mr.. Edward Mccullough Cor collection. Al
NOSE """ are indebted To me, either on note OF
hook account. will 40 well 10 seuIe their r.s,,o;
accounts Immcd ately with Nj T.. McCuIlourb
otherwise suits will be Immediately instituted
without res &c; to persons.
sept % prrTrv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

IlIOTH Y SEED, Bees wax. and Gipserg ~
which he highest markc, price will bc naId by
oct X LT a 81 -, ny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02
W ANTEn.

SPEBA OIL, fresh supply. ilsf rr-,ay,.f -,
Ior sale at the Family Grocery store If
OCl . ] Y. ELLAIAKFR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02
EsPY's THEORY OF STORMS.

HATE are prepared To receive subscriptions tor
" this work. which will he delivered at the
,ublisherss puce, free Of any expense.
oct 90 RORB g. SFEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

30 packs bufllo rubes, received on .,os
E,ent and for sale bv va 'O'
""'H rRCnp g. lrTT~rrr-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

FNiANELs in Eeyp'. Anr1. Greece and
a Turkey Also % 70. so supply OF Travels In
Central Amcuca by thc same aurhur. JIu received
ord ur sale by
oct2I ROBE s. STEPHENSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

that the Government gained nothing while il violated
a great principle of law and ran the risk OF nc'ihg
cruel injury an innocent man.
Messrs BAYARD and PRESTON replica 10 ms
obection and defended the clause IN qnesuo"' "'hy
inp that this was any more violation oil the Pncipie
of law than multitude of other cases where me Ia"
assumed certain facts prma tacie evidence oil gut
and mnosed the burden Of proof on the accused II
one man killed another, it was PTtma tdtte evidence
nc murder; if man held stolen goods, 1t was prtml
f,;, ev dence of theft The priaa tacie evidence dIe
not convict him. but he held to EXPLAIN because ne
of all other persons, was best able TO explain Ant
even in civil cases. when refused to deliver "
goods claimed by another the law held It as Prtma a
Gle evidence of conyers IN, and as laying The iouhda
ton for an action of tr 'e..
Mr. WALKER conf. ned this view, and ILLUSTRATED
il by the case of nantic de, when the violent death
an egitimate infant wa prima tacie evidence OF mur
der on the part Of the mother.
The amendment was rejected.
The bill was further slightly amended, on mo,'on o
MIR. HENDERSON, but how, the reporter could no
hear. a. G.
The amendments were then concurred IN by the De
nate and the bill ordered 10 be engrossed ny yeas ane
nays, as follows: -, p;. p,,
Yeas-Messrs. Archer, Barrow balcs haya '., H."
mn Choate CLAW of ky Clayton III on Evans oiahah iie
deson Huntinrton ker, Mangun Aerrlck, mer, Soulau
Morehead Phelps, Porter, PIcnlsS, Preston, h'es SUMMONS
smith If Ind TalIn,adce While and WoodbndGe-Nl
Nuus-Messrs. Alcn Benton Calhoun Gay OF Ala ru,on
Nicholson Pierce SEWER Smith Of Conn., Tappan Walker
Williams Woodbury., Wright and foung-l6
II was then ordered TO be printed
And the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-15

was nothing in this argument. II answered very
well to talk about for political effect but the cope
decided issues but such they put on record ne
issue they decided was that they elected this man al
their Chief Magistrate, and not that man. nat was
an issue by which all bound, and when all mus
respect. But the evidence went no further fo
that reason that he addressed arguments 70 gen
tlemen and entreated them not TO throw themselves
on ina ginary or uncertain issues. He asked them
what they abolishng What were their reasons
for aboshng it, and what were the facts oil 'ie case
| The system which it proposed 10 Destroy
was one which had been matured with great caution
after prolonged consideration and much debate. was
| it because it system which did not comPor
with the supposed civilization and refinement OF me
dern times? Because il not marked with all thu
graces and beauties Of the credit system, and was no
ornamen,ed with all those classic figures which came
with much grace from the Philadelphia Bank o
the United States md the Bank Of Gallipolls'
| He admitted that tie system was somewhat anti
quated II had been tried for two or three centuries u
other countries, and was al this time in full force III
many parts Of the civilized world II could not IN
deed, boast of all the modern polish and trimming ano
flourish but IT was system which had been tired, ano
had worked we'll. Some other rehnements had also
been tried, and they had not worked well. Let gen
tlemen look around them-let them the genera
crash which had Frustrated so many Of our moneyee
institutions This the effect Of the much-admre6
and beautiful credit system, aud not Of the system
lSi0-a system much abused, out one which had work
we'll again W henever the trial should be repeated
Gentlemen were, besides, abolishing system which,
they knew to be constitutional: the constutonay o
the Sub-Treasury law denied pretended 10 dis
puie. Was this excellence; This system had beer
the first offspring Of the Constitution; It existed IN IL
essence in 1879. ln the next place, it system IN
dependent in lis operations the name of "lndePenden
Treasury given 10 it by its friends was not mere
word or empty sound. The system independent
because ii carried its operations by the force OF law
and did not depend either npon States or individuals
make il effective. All other systems essential!
dependent in their character; they conducted b.
officers who were appointed by bank stockholders ant
the act of private individuals. Another great excel
ence of the Independent Treasury system was, that
was perfectly safe. There remark in the re
por, submitted By the present Secretary of the rea
sury which had struck Mr.. WIS attention. The Sc
cretary talked about the insecurity of the Treasu
y, but, instead Of supporting this position by state
ment Of what sums had been lost under that system
the report went back twelve years to losses which hat
happened previous to its adoption. The Secretary cou
not show the loss of a single dollar under this muc
abused system of conducting the fiscal of Go
yernment.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15

The Ministerial Conference of the Adj
olson County Baptist Association stands
adjourned 10 meet in the Brick Meeting
house in Ferrisburgh, on Tuesday, Sept
81, at half past 10 o'clock, A. M. .
The following parts will be performed.
/. Bro. I. Jones. introductory Sermon.
/, 2. Exegesis-Bro Flint, Ps. 22: 20.
8. do. Bro. Wright, Gal. 4: 81.
A. do. Bro. Ten Brooke, Ian. s. rs.
s. do. Bro. Ide, Heb. 10: 6.
6. Essay-Bro. Harvey, Review OF
Higbee on the Covenants.
Z. do. Bro. Murray, Did the Witch oil
Endor raise the body of SAUL II not,
what did she do2
| 8. do. Bro. Church, What is meant BY
loving our neighbor as ourselves7
9. do. Bro. Gale, How far ought {
Minister to be influenced by the people o
his chargef
|. 10. do. Kingsbnry. Is any member o
the church, enjoying its fellowship, just
fed for absenting himself from conmnn
ioR2
| III. do. Bro. Moore, Evils and Remed
| Of Seciarianism.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15

The membersand friends of the Addi-I
son County Bible Society are hereby re-
minded that its annual meeting is to be
holden in connection with the Association
in Ferrisburgh,s in Sept z@@ -
The Constitution makes it the duty of
The Executive Committee " TO appoint col
lectors and work out their several DISTRICTS
&c. '' '~.'1<. - q -....s@22' *>-
Presenting that they have attended 10
this business. we hope that they will see
cure and forward to the Secretary at the
next meeting. the name of each individual
whose donation entities him to the privi-
lege Of membership-5O cts to annual,
and $500 to life membership. Would
not lit;le effort secure II names, and as
many half dollars in each Church in the
Association II so, here would be sum
equal to half the amount raised in the
Association last year.
Moses FLINT, Scribe.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
FAIRFIELD ASSOCIATION.

Brother Murray THE Fairfield Baptis,
Association, will be holden at the School
House, 10 E. Enosburgh, on the Sd Wednes-
day and Thursday in Sept. next. Delegates
from the different churches are requested to
call on the following brethren for entertain
ment:
s. Fair field, brother Asahel Whitcomb,
Georgia, Deal. Waller,
s. FGirfar, Joseph Wright,
Fletcher, Ira DEMO,
Berkshire, o. A. Mott,
Enosburgh Falls, Dea. ]. c. McHolister,
~. Fairfar, Ezra Wedge,
Franklin and SUdnton, VIM. Davis,
!Stonbridge, L. c., John Smell,
~ Fairfield, Sam'l S. Davis,
81. armand, L. c., Elisha Smith,
Montgomery, Israel Davis.
In behalf of the Church,
SAM'L S. DAVIS, Ch. CFk.
Enosburgh, July 81, 1s4l.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
Addison County Association.

Brother Murray Addison County
Association will be holden al the brick
Meeting house in Ferrisburs b, on the fourth
Wednesday and Thursday in Sept. next.
Delegates from the several churches are
requested to call at the several places for
entertainment, as follows: ...s1=. 49, ST.
!. Cornwall & Bridport, Gideon Faller's..' .
Addison, Benjamin Carpenters.
Panton, Elan Halls. H..
Weybridse & New-Haven, AHen Adams.
Middlebury, James adams. ss -s
Bristol, Luther Carpenters.
Monktor, Daniel Champions.
Charlotte, Theodore D. Lymd,ps.
LUTHER CARPENTER, !
LEWIS HURLBuT, Oo"''
Ferrisburgh, Aug. 80, 1871.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
From the N. E. Farmer.
WHOLESALE PRICES, CURRENT.


A::uj2. Monday, Sept. s., k94I.e 49,
SEEDS. Herds Grass, very little in
market. Red Top, so to So c.. Glover
-Northern, l3c.-Sou,hern, 10 Cts
Flax Seed. Sl.s7 to L,5O bu. Lucerne,
Is c. per ID:
FLOUR. Howard Street S6, 67-Ger-
esee 81, 25-Ohio S6,75. @a .el
GRAIN. Corn-Northern Yellow
none-Round Yellow s8-Southern Flat
Yellow 8s-White s0-Rye-Norhern
70 to 72-Southern none Oats-South-
ern As to 47-Northern so to, 81 81
WOOL. The market for this article
has not experienced any chan &c of late:
Pulled Wool is rather scarce, and there
is but limited supply of low Fieeces, and
of fine Fleeces the stock is also moderate.
Prime OF Saxony Fleeces, washed, ID. 50
to IS c.-American full blood, washed.
At to 50-Do "a blood, washed, IA to46
DO. 1-2 blood, washed, SO to 40-l-4
and common do. IS to 37-Smyrna Sheen.
washed, 90 to 28-Do. unwashed, 10 to
l4-Bengasi Sheep. 8 to lo-Buenos
Ayres uupicked, T to 10 Super6ne North
ern pulled lamb 43 to 46-No. do. do.
81 to 42-No. 2 do. do. 26 to 30-No. 3
do. do. 1S to 20.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
Derby Literary Institute.

TIME Fall Term of this Institution will COM
i mence on "Wednesday the 18th day Of Sept
next.
MIR. .flrah Honey, of Dartmouth College,
Principal of the Male Department.
Miss Sarah flyer, of New-Hampton Seminary,
Principal of the Female Depa tment.
Mrs. Sophrona Fisk will take charge Of
class in painting if requiled. -
Competent assistants will at all times be hFn-
ished that each scholar shall receive due attention
and ample facilities for progress in bis studies
A new and splendid Philosophical apparatus is
expected before the commencement of the term.
From past success and with present facilities,
the trustees confident that the Derby Literary
Institute affords an unusually favorably opportu-
nifty for young Ladies and Gentlemen to become
acquainted with the various branches taught IN
such institutions 800 -. =
LEM'L RICHMOND, RESIDENT See ".
Derby, Aug. "a, 1s4l. 5o:3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
G A L L
FOR A BAPTIST ANTI.SLAVERY
CONVENTION.


CONVENTION. a
To be held at Waterbury, commencing
on Wednesday,, the 29th Of September.
A. Aagier. iona. Laurence, L. Sm1th,
D. Grow. r. B. Horey, N. Daggett, N.
Deaiison. r. Godding, NJ iSlOeomb. E.
Thomas, e. Agler. L. Fisher, ~ H.
Dosons, Dea. Moor, E.. Mitchell, iona.
Balde;n, A. HI House, I. Ide, W. Req
ford and Dea. Blanchard.
John Ide, Orwell.
J.. w. SaWger, SALISBURY.
d. N. Crane. Grafton.
Israel Keaek, Addison,
Rufns Smith, "
Cabin r. Smith.
/ 6. B. WhiJord,
4 C. B. Wbiyord,
Henry Saith. =
v s.s# &ss
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15

NOTICE.-The subscriber would inform his
In friends and the public generally, that he has
recently purchased the .9re Many featuring Es-
Establishment formerly owned by Orange Green,
situated in the East Village in Dandy, where he
will manufacture warranted Cast Steel Axes of
superior quality. He is determined not to be
outdone in excellence of workmanship, and viii
rely ON the citizens of Rutland County and else
where to sustain him by their patronage in the
business. Old polls new-layed on the shortest
notice. and in style which can OF fail Of giving
general satisfaction. HENRY HANNUM.
Dandy, Sept. !, ls4l, 62:sm
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
TEMPERANCE. HoUsEs.

. l propose, under this head, in future, fer
an indefinite term of time, to give stand.
ing advertisement for the benefit of oil the
Temperance Houses can hear of in the
United States. So forward your names
of persons and places
-- Safford.-Albany. N. Y.
Spencer-Castleton. Vt:
-Kellogg,-E. Poultney, Vt.
Hiram Miner,-W. Chateaugay, n Y.
George Pease,-Charlotte. Vt.
Mrs. Stafford, -MontpelieE
w. H. Folger, Massillion, Ohio gy
American House." Steubenville, 0.
Linus Caldwell, Town--Hill. New
Haven Vt. =@ "s~ -
Oliver Arnold, Chester, n. Y. Warren
County. y 49,. ~-s- -"@
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
Making 8 per cent. assessments for

Making 8 per cent assessments for
the wear; said per centsge to be cast on the OIL
einal amount of the premium Dote, without ref.
erence to any endorsement, and to be paid TO the
Treasurer at his Office in Montpelier, or before
the goth day of Oct. ls4l, being the day of the
annual meeting of said Company.
Members Of the Company will please bear 10
mind that good chance will be given them to
forward money by the members Of the Legisla.
ture. and il is hoped that none will fail to avail
themselves of the opportunity.
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug 9, ls4I. b0:sw
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
SABBATH SCHOOLS.

In common with many others. was
gratified to see what was done at the last
anniversaries of The SALISBURY and Dan
vile Associations, especially the latter
Statistics were obtained from many OF the
schools and inserted in the Minutes. We
design to report ourselves hereafter to
The New-England Sunday School Un-
ion," to which we profess to be auxiliary.
The Secretary sent very urgent request
for our statistics last Spring. But it was
thought impracticable to obtain them 10
time for the anniversary at Boston. 1t is
earnestly hoped that we shall not fail
again. We. outstrip other New England
States in agricultural enterprise Shall
! we fall far in the rear ia the Sabbath
School cause! No-let every church, in
its letter to the Association, insert the facts
10 regard to its Sabbath Schools. Let
! these facts find place on the Minutes,
! and then let report be forwarded imme-
diateiy by the Clerk of The Association
10 the Secretary of the Vt. S. S. Union
The Ba2tis,s of Vermont are doing some
thing in this work, and let them tell the
world what it is. The remaining Asso-
Citations of the State hold their sessions
but little before the time when the Con-
vention sits. 1t is therefore requested that
each Clerk shall send me, By letter, the
S. S. Statistics of his Association as soon
as obtained, that they may be incorporated
10 the Report of the Board. To this re-
quest the SALISBURY and Danville Asso
Citations are exceptions, as l have their
Minutes. ~ E@
la order to secure as much uuiformit,
as possible. | will here present the s2e
ciic facts wanted:
! l. No. Schools in each Association.
> 2. " Scholars ." School.
8. I" Teachers Sc" .
4. Conversions the past year con
..@ nected with the S. S. q
: 5. q" Volumes 10 the library. II
: We are very anxious TO be able to show
;. : the condition of Sabbath Schools through
;. out the State. 1t may do vast good.
= V. r. HoTcHKIss.
y Cor. Sec. Of the w. S. s. Union.
: E. Poultney, Aug. l6, ls4l.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
D 7 i d,

In Burlington, 5th inst, Abraham Brinsmaid: II.
Also 9Th inst, Priscilla Foote, wife Of Alyan
Fooie, aged "a years. -s -
In Vergennes, 9th ult., Joseph Tucker, aged IS
years. formerly of Boston, Mass, but resident
while engaged in blasting recks near the East Falls
of the Creek. He was a very active, Industrious
citizen and will be long remembered by the inhab-
itants of this city and all those TO whom he was
KNOWN YermOnter.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15

IL. Bro. johnson, Union of Efforts 10
the church.
Is. Also all previously assigned uu-
performed parts.
A. HARVEY, Clerk of Conjerenes.
Bridport, Aug, IL, al.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15
state Election.

There is. probably, no election of State
officers, by the people. The VI. Watch
man and State Journal, published at Mont
pelier, gives the following result, so far as
returns have been obtained: for Paine
1851; Smile, 15343; Hutchinson, 2ise:
scattering, 228. HUH H..
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