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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
ToTHE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES

4o1 n q I'll AZ ems or i ii Z UNITED STATES.
In few weeks wi be published new
edition of the American Dictionary of the
English Language, in large Octave, ele-
gantIy printed, with an addition to the
! vocabulary of the Quarto, of eight OF ten
| thousand words: the whole number being
at least eighty thousand. This number
exceeds that in Todd's Johnson, by more
than treaty thousand; that in Richard
sons Quarto, by thirfy.four thousand;
that in Walkers and Jameson's octave.
and others of that size. by thirtyJfre thou
sand. This edition contains also other
valuable Improvements upon the Quarto,
which is acknowledged in England. as
well as in this country, to be the best Eng
| lish Dictionary extant
shall offer to my fellow citizens, this
work, not perfect indeed, for no man can
make perfect dictionary of our copious
| language; but as one that approximates
to a complete work of the kind. In this
| work are corrected errors which disioure
the best writings in the language, the
common version of the scriptures, the Lam
guage of some of our laws,sand that Of
our periodicals and newspapers-errors
which are daily read or taught in our
schools.
shall present this work to you in full
confidence that in the development of the
primary principles of language and of the
manner 10 which languages have been
formed; it is the only work yet published,
which furnishes a theory which is SUBJ
stantallv correct.
The abridgments of this work and all
my other publications, my History of the
United States my GRAMMAR, my Manu.
al Of Useful Studies, my Elementary
| Spelling Spook, and the supplement to it
or Teacher. are or will soon be made con-
formabie in orthography to this large
dictionary.
1 have now finished what l am able to
do for correcting and improving our Ian
guage, and laying the foundation Of It's
national character-a language destined
TO be used by half the inhabitants of the
; globe. Whatever remains to be done,
fellow citizens, depends on you and your
children.
If publishers of newspapers will aid in
giving circulation 10 this notice, they will
very much oblige me and probably soma
of their readers. n. WEBSTER.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17

Three hundred was the number with
which Gideon overthrow thearmed hosts
of Mnlian, contemplate Ia the sight oil
enemies as a charley cake but power.
ful in the name ofthe Lord to best down
the almost numberless hosts encampet
against them.
We want to see the SO Green Noun
laineers who have girded on The harness,
and have stood firm in the battle, in time
that has tried mems souls; ami we earn
estly invite YOU TO meet in Convention in
Montpelier the first "Wednesday of March
a, ten o'clock, A. NJ, to devise means to
to carry on the campaign agains. slavery
and its devolees, at the BALLOT BOX.
We also invite, 10 meet with us, an Y
who are sick Of supporting the pro-slave-
Try parties ofshis nation. Most heartily
we bid you welcome 10 labor and suffer
with MS in this glorious enterprise of re-
deeming our land from the foul reproach
of choosing men-stealers and their abet-
tiers to rule over US. We invite your at
ten,ion to the address of the Central Com
miltee and to their call of National Con
vention, to be held in New York the sec
ond week in May next, to nominate can
didates fox President and Vice President
for 1914 Shall we not be represented in
| that convention2 Certainly we must be,
and thoroughly too.
The Liberty Party in this State have
kept their beacon light hanging high. not.
withstanding the desperate attempt to scout
US from the field: and we trust it shall
show the majority of roters, in Vermont
the way to true liberty, before the mex
four years shall expire.
Matters that will come before our State
Convention are suggested in the address;
If the Central Committee. Another OBJ
iect is to nominate State officers.
We trust we shall have large anc
glorious Convention. Let none stay away
who can possibly be here.
GEO. STORRS.
H.Y. BARNES.
JOSEPH SOMEBRY.
Montpelier, Feb. |, l84l.
| N. B. Will the Emancipator. Zion
Watchman and, Vermont Telegraph d.
US the favor to insert the above!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
NO TIC ES.
LIBERTY PARTY.

Ffsemea OF Vermont: friends of inde-
pend. III Rominations who are determined
1" make no compromise with the Stare
po,eer of this. SLAYER, bound nation we
nave PISSED through the fire. and, Ia YER
mont THREE IlUNDREDan and NINE
TEEN h.tse.refnstd to bow the knee to
The lnlage thai. slavery has set up. The
number is omnibus, Three hundred and
eighteen was the whole of Abraham
armed servants with which he defeated
kings who had joined hands in tat,le.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17

The MoMToRIAL READER, designed
pr the use Of Academies and Schools -
nd as monitor to Youth: BY DANIEI
dams, NJ. D. Author of Adams New
Arithmelick. &c.
Among the ever varying. and continu
ny multiplying school books. Of this book
'sk'ng age. we occasionally see one
0'sh Seems formed for the bensft o
[ou'h. OF this kind is tae Moniloria
aeader To form mud fix the character
me young; To ineiie them 10 honora,
'e sfior: in the great work Of educating
themselves iornsefulness and happiness
+. ~
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
CONVENTION OF VT. A. S. SOCIETY

At meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the above named society, held at
MiddIebury on the Sd inst, it was deem
ed best to call meeting of those members
of that bod y who can consistently attend !;
and to invite all others who are willing to
hear the claims of the enslaved presented,
at such time, and place in Poultney, as
the friends there should designate. The
undersigned were appointed sub-com-
mittee to make the arrangement. We
have ascertaned that the 24th and 25th
lust. is the time and The Baptist Meeting
! House in East Poultney the place agreed
upon by our friends there. A letter from
Mr.. S. Mears informs us, that entertain
ment will be furnished to all who will at
tend. Call at his store for direction
| We have invited able speakers, some of
| whom have already engaged to aid u.s.
We cordially invite all, both male and f.,
male, who can consistently, to attend,
trusting the meeting will be of such inter.
est as to satisfy them well for their attend
ance. Should our friends manifest as deep
an interest in this cause as was mani,
Tested last year on political questions,
their influence would be felt to the far
thest save-s!ate in the Union. Awake,
then, and let the world know that you are
as much engaged in the cause OF humdnj
ty as some of you and others have been in
politics. J. W. HALE.
J. HoLcoMB.
|
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17

The Board Of Commissioners for the
instruction of the Deaf and Dumb and the
Blind, in the State of Vermont, will con-
vene at the Pavilion House in Montpel-
Ter, on Thursday the 18th day Of Februa,
nv, l84l, for the purpose of designating
benefciaries who are to receive aid from
the State: and for the transaction Of any
other business within the legal duties oil
the Board.
County Clerks and the civil authority
Of towns are referred to Article OH, Chap
ter 10Th, of the Revised Statutes, touching
their respective duties on this subject
January 4, l641.
Leonard Sergeant, -
John Colby, Commissioners
Henry Stowel,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale farm
Il of 200 acres of excellent land, lying
in Fsrrisbnrgh, about 8 miles from Yer
gennes, with a good dwelling house and
about rs acres of woodiand-the remain
der being under cultivation. Title IN
doubled, and terms of payment made easy.
r. r. ROBINSON.
Ferrisbnrgh. 2 lmonth, 18th t84i.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17

each seat or representation but individ-
uats or religious bodies, Of the Baptist de-
nomination, not heretofore members of
tho Convention. will become entitled to-
seat or representation at the next meeting
on the payment each of SI00.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
Boston Wholesale Prices Current.
Corrected weekly from the N. E. Farmer.


In Ticonderoga. N. Y, by Rev. MIR. Pal
mer, Mr. Alonzo Phelps of Orwell, to Miss
P. VI. Byam, of the former place.
In Sudbury, on the 9Th ult., by Rev. W.
c. Denison Of Habbardton, E. P. Downs,
Jr., of Ticondetoga, N. Y, to Miss Clarissa
A. Hyde, of Sudbury.
In Granville, N. z, on the 28,h ult., by
Rev. S. C. Dillaway, Uriel B. Gold, to Miss
Susan A. Pierce, beth of Sudbury.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17

To show them that each one is the .archi-
tect Of his own fortune: to induce them to
lead lives Of virtue. and temperance, and
honesty, are the objects OF this book. We
recommend it to the attention of all con.
cerned in the education of youth.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
Oh TU Ar Z .

Died in Montgomery, of Liver COM
plant, Jan. 81. Miss Julina c. Robbins.
daughter of Lemuel and Melinda Robbins
in the nineteenth year Of her age. She
had feeble constitution and had former
ly suffered excruciating pains from infam-
matory rheumatism, which had often bro.
her near the borders Of the grave; but
God again restored her to her friends and
to comfortable degree of health, which
she enjoyed until about the middle of Oct.
last. when she began gradually to decline,
but was not entirely confined to her bed
until about two weeks before her death,
which was not expected, until a very
short time previous TO her departure.
She INDUCED hope in the mercy of
God when she was fourteen years of age
and united with the Baptist Church in
Montgomery, of which she remained a
worthy member until her death. In her
last hours she had severe conflict, but al
last gave evidence that she had gained the
victory and fell asleep 10 Jesus.
In her death. society has lost ~
monument. the church. worthy n.
her brother and sister an affectionate
ter, and her parents beloved and obe1
ent daughter; the loss of which the;
deeply feel, but they can say with tht
sweet Psa'mist Of Israel, "the Lord gave
and the Lord hath taken away, and bless
ed be the name CT the Lord"
Rest sister rest, thy work is done, .>.. .
Thecros is past, the crown is won, -
| Rest suffering child on Canaan's shore,
! Where pain is felt and feared no more.
Thy story tell to saints onhigh,
Oh shout his praises through the sky,
Who rescued thee from sorrows dread,
And poured salvation on thy head.
Rest sainted seraph, on thy throne, .-..
The bliss of heaven is now thine own;
Here in thy sphere beauteous star,
And shine on thy friends nfar. h..
But thou art not on earth forgot.
And when thy fate shall be our lot,
We hope, in heaven, again to see =..:
A sister loved, from sorrow free. L.c.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
Brandon, Feb. l 5, l841.

The Addison Co. Ministerial Confer
ence stands ad journed to meet at Charlotte,
at the new brick meeting house, the first
Tuesday in March, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Exercises public except criticisms.
In consequence Of a protracted meeting
being in session at Middtebury the Con
ference did not perform the parts as.
signed, but voted that they be performed
at the next meeting.
Sermon from brother Gale at 10 o'cEk.
By order of Con. A. HARVEY.
Bridport, Feb. 9, l84l. Clerk.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17

Of charging postage on newspapers, and
insisted there was neither equality nor
justice, in the system-he glanced also at
The ranking privilege which threatened
the very destruction of the department it.
self. More than 10000 free letters were
sent from this city. and more than $4,000
documents, at cost of not less than $685.
900.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
u I z ID -,

In Peterboro,' N. H. Jan. "a, Harvey Sher-
man, son ofZebuion and Elizabeth D. Jones, aged
3 months and % days.
In Salisbury, FEB. 10, Luke Hale, aged
81 years.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
Bank Of PouItney.

TINE subscribers to the Capital Stock
4 of the Bank of Pouiiney, are notified
that meeting will be held at the Inc of
Fl. G. Neal. in said PouItney, on the 25d
inst, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of electing FIVE Directors OF said Bank.
= AMOS BLISS,
JOEL BEAMAN, 4
8 WM. p. MOVES.
HENRY STANLY, z
B. ELLIS, ST.
M. CLARK,
A. w. HYDE.
Poultney, Feb. 4, 1871. ala
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
Meeting of the General Convention.

Meeting of the General Convention.
The B,ptis. General Convention for
Foreign Missions will hold their tenth
triennlal meeting in the Westinghouse of
the LIST Baptist Church in Baltimore Ma
ryland, on the last "Wednesday l2otn9 10
April next, at 10 O'CLOCK. A. M. Ihe
Rrv. Richard Fuller, of Beaufort. S. c.,
is appointed to preach the sermon, the
Rev. S. w. Lynd, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to
be his alternate.
Baptist Missionary Rooms.
January Is. 1871
* According to the LIST article ofthe
Bylaws ofthe Convention. as amended
at the triennial meeting of 1888, snch IN
diviGuals and religious bodies as aOere
then represented, are entitled to seats N
the next Convention. by the contributor
Of 800 annually, or the payment OF SSoo
at one or more payments, to Its iunos ioi
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

E. L. Clark, Lunenburgh, 2 90
WIN. Ra!ch, z 60
E. Phelps, Orwell. 8 90
S. Grow. Craftsbury, 2 co
M. Grow, Greenboro, 2 90
T. Graves, Jr. Williston, Go
A. Mason, Rutland, l 90
G. Conant, Panton, 2 90
A. l.. Burwell, e 2 90
T. Grandy, q 2 90
NJ. Dix, LamoilVille, Ill. 9 90
.Selah Murray, WIlliston, 4 90
c. Hatch, E. WiIliamstown, 2 90
c. Landers, New Haven, = 80
M. Royce, Hinesburgh, Q 90
|. Baldwin, New Haven, 90
HIM. Baldwin, Shelburn, 90
E. Culver, w. Hartford, 2 90
VIM. Smith. Grafton, 2 90
F. Phelps, Clifford Centre, 1 90
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17

H Several important Articles are
omitted this week for want of room.
Ed. Tel.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-17

The NINTH ANNUAL REPORT of
the Board of Managers Of the Mass. Anti
Slavery Society, has been received. This
report consists of "a pages. with an ap.
pendix of Is. A very interesting letter
from Thomas Clarkson is inserted, con-
tanning his remuneration of the Colonial
ton Society; which is, he says, both
. criminal" and "delusive.'' During
Christmas week, Fair was held in Bos
ton, by the Boston Female Anti Slavery
Society. for the benefit of the cause. The
proceeds amounted to the sum of two
thousand dollars.
New HYMN-BooKs.-We'learn from
the papers, that three new Hymn Books
are now being compiled by our denomi
nalion. and will soon be issued from the
press: one by the Baptist Book and Tract
Society; one by Gould. Kendall & Lin,
coin, of Boston and one for the South
west, by the Editors OF the Baptist Ban
ner and Western Pioneer, published al
Louisville Kentucky.
The friends of humanity, have much
reason to expect, that one of these three
at least, will be adapted 10 the various be.
nevolent enterprises of the day. Should
they be disappointed, we venture to pre-
dict that a fourth will soon be added 70 tn.
number.
| H Several important Articles ar,
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