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New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

an CHANCERI.-B the Vice Chanceoroi
lhe Fu.t cucuif-( join II. Somhhd solicitor )-G'o.
Thpragys. " y Jon-s. jam : J.se, lad others
pu-su,rcf o 'rcftiaI order II th- Count made IN The
above led cause, will be- d M publ oton under Ne
-ir.c ion b. .ciier # ih- matters o III, CDurtU
ms VI, Mill ca Anciioue.Ts, ~ ihe Merchant III
chang ii .n dAy 1t November next a l. 'csok. IL u,
OF th,t y ~ hi lot ~ rrou'd itu e aud heinz IN NE
city of Srys York, ntb- Eighth Ward he - cy Former,
lyclllel the nn'ead ri which 'ad lo IS M and
.tingu hci lunhcr (id) 'ory-six Spr street bsng
part ~ paIce the Farm called Bayird Farm md par.
tcglly kn ard d-,ciined in map chart oi The I'D
firm iui mo record erro' in ihr tce / The Clrs o me
city and county Il NesYok, IL Lib Q by lot runbc tt)
Thousand .rd Ey-. bourd.d hily IN front ~
Sp (irucy called yer) ,t.-er -outhery hy l' nuin-
ihou-aud I'D .Aiytwo; ea,tfily by numb ohr
ttouand and, fou westerly by tt number onr ~ d.
'nd ind .isiy aud ia bread ia font twenty-five l.'
three ncnt- the iwrnty five ei. aud in eng IN he
-id- hi' -" and feet. bob- .nd H." ss1
side hug feet three nc-S - BY the - 81 op
Il ch,rtny loue1r flgrirr Nth all ard singular the
here, sppurt~nI ia. r-un" longing Of
lppeitining. Dated Ne York Ucohcf -. ~
- WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL
80 2,ei>2o Ml''er IN chsrcrry.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
IN CWNNCEKN-Beiore tue Vice Chancellor OF

IN CHANCEKN-Beiore the Wee Chancellor OF
M. tit. Circuit Chsrie. Fatr1r Nathaniel Buncs.-
Charlie Sherwood. Soicor.
S,fruf New Work -Pur'1nt 10 decreial order OF The
C,rt of ,ac. y nid. Ia the above entitled Cause will he
sold t public ricln under tn. d rcon OF The 'uh.cbrI,
nr f , Aia.t.r hi, Couii hy Nnlic Go. Aucouerr
m tho lUh dly oi Noy,uhtr next - The MSrcfin' ENhln.f
i'm M fy az N.w yor. 1t - o;ioca ot that day. all
hs,fln lot sfound .itu''ed IN The Ward "i TIE Cy
f <vA Yotk No 81 "a Font street mo-" known
~ Suh street ntsinrg in Front ,irett 'iorrai
~ ir, ucftn.ry doiue LOT OF ground - ieet ei'eiy
une ahriu- lip 81 feet inch aud westerly by inr u'
ming through hr mdd OF party wall forming the "e't"ah
II The mr.,isgc 10 f'-t inch.
Dated Nry York Octobei =, l8il.
JoIN A. SlDELL, Master IN Chlnccsry,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

JOtI\ A. SiOELI. Mister in Chancery
,,,..,.,. Nn 3S John ,trret.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
| ! not counted
SENATE.
2 O'clock, p. ".



Senate met pusuan to adjournment
Lieut.. Governor Ranncy appeard in the Senate
Chamber, was introduced by .Nessrs Dana and Sa
bin, delivered 10 the Senate brief address. and
on receiving The oath of office, took the chair as
President of the Senate.
Standing Commitiees.-On motion of .lr
Wooster. the Senate completed The appointment of
lis standing committees as follows:
On THdHce-Nor,on, Sabn, and Bartlett.
On Judiciary-Wooster, Dillingham; and
French
On Cidims--Ciark, Wheelock and Bot,um.
On Education-Eaton Of F., Dana and Shell
don.
On Agriculture-Chipman, Crawford and
Blodge,t.
On .hanrfactures--Palmcr, Gibson. md Al
ken.
On Elections-FisS, Eaton Of Washington. and
Barrett
On Military afaus-C Crawford, Stevens, and
Sowles. '"'
On Roads and Cdnals-Bottum. Russell and
Stevens. N''
On Banks-Swift, Fletcher and Hatch.
On Land Tdres--Dean, Howe, and Hsmrer-
way Adjourned.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22
TeriM0Mt Dert9lature.
Reported for Waiton's Daily Journal.
SENATE.
THURSDAY Oct. IA, 1871.

THURSDAY Oct. IA, 1871.
The Senate was called to order by the Secretary,
when the Senators answered to their names re-
specliyely, were qualified and took their seats,
and the Senate was organized by the election of
Hon. lIoRAcE EATON, President pro TEN.
De WITT c. CLARKE, Secretary.
EDWARD A. SALISBURY, Asoistun, Sec.
Rev. CHARLES K. HARDING, Chaplain,
Caarassi0g Commitiec on The pant Of the Sen
ate. Ncssrs Wooster, Clark, Swift, Crawford,
Dana, Hatch, Eaton of Washington Co, Fletcher
Aiken, Sabin, Sowes, Ilemenway, Fisk and
Howe.
The Secretary was directed to inform the House
of the organization Of the Senate.
Res0Ipiioas--By Mr. Dillingham;, providing that
both Houses meet in the Representatives Hall at
clock this afternoon, 10 hear the report of the
Canyassing COmntee-adoptcd ; by Mr. Woos-
ter, providing that each member of the Senate and
its officers be furnished with one daily and one
weekly newspaper adopted unanimously without
debate
.Ileaorici, of Moody Rich presented b, Mr.
Dillingham;, uIedging that the memoraIist had re-
ceved Il majority of The votes of the freeman of
Essex county, for Senator, and claiming the seat of
Mr Howe, The returned Senator from Essex. The
memorial was read and laid on the table.
The memorial a'ledges that the votes in the
town of Victory were Illegally excluded from the
count By the Clerk, and if counted, would give
Mr. Rich minority Of the votes, The certificate
was given Ir Howe by the Clerk of the Court, on
the ground that Victory was rot duly organized
town and no legal officers TO receive or count the
votes. This question is TO be decided hereafter,
while for the tire being, the returned Senator, Mr.
Howe, takes his seat.
A u,nsgr1n ,,,,s rnoaiyni inf, thn Connto
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1.-THE returns Of Johnson, Mansfield, Sterling
and Wesilord were not admitted, the votes not be-
Ing enclosed 10 the return. No votes were return
ed from Mount Tabor, Hancock and Rip,on.]
When the Senate Withdrew.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22

Senate met pursuant to adjournment,

Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Dana moved that the Governor be inform
ed Of the organization of the Senate, and Of its
readiness TO receive any communication he may
have to make: adopted.
The Senators repaired to the Hall Of the House
Of Representatives TO hear the report of the can
vnssing committee aud soon returned.
Rc,0lut'oa--by Mr. Crawford, assigning ten
O'Clock Tomorrow morning for the election of
Governor, &c. in joint assembly of both Houses !;
passed.
The rules Of the Senate in relation TO the ap-
pointmcni Of standing committees, were dispensed
with for the time being, and the committee on
Rules was appointed by the chair, viz, Messrs
Wooster Dillingham; and Clark. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
3 O'Clock, + NJ.
A resolution from the Senate for 600 copies Of
the Legislative Directory was concured in.
Mr. Thornton moved that Cornelius Sllfn Of
-. Alban. be admitted TO seat wilhou, producing
bis credentials.
Mr Tho.l'on stated that Mr. Sifn was duly
elected, aud that no one was present 10 contest his
seat.
hlr Chandler Of Woodstock, said that this state
mont brought the admission Of Nlr Sifn within
the usagcs Of the House, and he was therefore in
favor Of his admission.
Mr. Billings inquired whether the election was
made after an adjournment of the meeting.
Mr. Thornon-'here WINS no adjournment of
the meeting By the freeman.
Nlr Slilfn was then admitted and sworn.
The Senate came in. when the Joint assembly
received the report Of the canvassng committee.
stating the votes for State officers rs follows:
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2 clock, p. NJ.

ResOlutions.-By Mr. Hatch, instrucing the
committee the Judiciary TO inquire into the ex-
pediency of passing bill, providing for the ap-
ponimeni of Chaplain of the State Prison in joint
assembly of both Houses. Mr. II. accompanied
the resolution with n few remarks, saving he had
no reference TO existing reports resolution adopted
BY MIR Barrett, insructing the same committee TO
inquire into the eApedlency of so amending the
Revised Statutes as to limit the precise time of
closing the polls for the election of Representatives
TO the Gcnra Assembly; adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Norton, the Senate adj
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
2o'clock p. NJ.
The Speaker announced the following commit
tees:
On altering the time of making out the Grand
Lst-Nlessrs Robbins Graves Of Bennington Co..
French, GiIchrisi, Barber, Andrews Dustin Graves
of Essex Co., and Hazen
On Geological Survey Of the Staie-,Icssrs
Beach, Sargent, Jones of Dover, Sheldon, Slack
Roscoe, Niles, Kingsley of Moretown, Hastings
Barney, Baker, Prentiss of lrisburrh, Ames,
Rinsley Of Grand Isle county.
To investigate affairs of State Prison-,Tessrs
Davis Of Norwich, Swift and Sason.
On nomination by the Sergan,-nt-Arms, the
Speaker approved and announced the following ap-
ponments:
Gen. s. B. Flint, Doorkeeper
s S S:":' a S Etc., ''''' House
Gamilel Washburn, Messenger. Adj.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22

Whole number of votes 22l
rLo o,,,, or orSoo ,.ns oJn,;,i.,0.od . .,a
c,cnIor ,'ho nynr",so1 hi, n,a'i',do G,s w; Wv
na,,'oJ i"uo or ''s
,,"o o,o,a, o,5 i;n"rIi, "r, h "'I ar',"",e
sustain him in the execution Of The duties Of ,be
chnr. The House then proceeded TO the eIec,ion
or ClcrL nrotcunoro Nrssrs Ilehord and via,
being ,cIlrs when Ferrpud =, Merrill Tso ~
lIonipelicr, was elected and sworn. "
Mr. Merrill 1qG
Q. H. Smith, 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-22

Resoluiious-By Mr. Garfield, for joint as
sembly tomorrow at 10 o'clock to elect Govern
or, Lieut. Governor and Treasurer; adopted. By
Mr. Ames, instrucling the committee of elections
to inquire INTO the right of the town of Victory to
TO be represented in this House, and also as to the
rights of LOOMS Wells to a seat for said town /;
adopted. By Mr. Swift, inviting the cergymen Of
Montpelier to ollcinte as Chapans of the House,
adopted. BY Mr. Cleavland, to supply the mem
beers each with one daily and one weekly newspa-
per; adopted.
The House then proceeded to the election of
clerk for the year ensuing, Messrs Dewey and
Davis of Norwich being teers ; and +. F. Mer-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27
NJ i s G D & l A n 7

WEBSTER AND BRouGHAMsT hes fol- /
lowing paragraph is extracted. froma late |
LONDON publication, which IS entitled
sPorLraits Of Public Characters:
The first occasion on which / saw Mr..
Webster was ID the Court Of Exc hequer,
three or four days after his arrival in
town. He sat on the right hand Of Mr..
Baron Quincy while Lord Broughanl
and the Grand Duke of SAKE Weimar-
the lattersa young man, not seenlln ely out
of his teens, sat on. his left. To see the
two greatest men of their day.sthe one the.
rnastsr spirit Of the Old, the other of the.
New World, thus sitting so near each
other, was sight Of no ordinary interest.
Nothing could be more striking than the
contrast which the personal appearance of
the two iilustrious individuals presented,
The large broad countenance Of the Amer
lean seemed more ample when The eye
took in at the same glance the narrow
contracted face ofthe English peer. Lord
Brougham's hair seemed more grey when
seen in iuzta- position with the almost jet
black hair of Daniel Webster. While
there was no hair on the forehead of the
latter, the small low forehead Of the for
mer was so overapped with it, as almost
to renderit doubtful to those who knew
no better. whether he had any forehead at
/ all. The English xLord Chancellor s
small grey eyes appeared TO dWindle into
yet more diminished proportions when
placed side by side with the large dark
eyes of the leader of Am. Bar The tall,
slender bonv frame Of the Englishman
ARRESTED the eve more readily, when wit.
messed atthe same tine with the full middle,
sized, broad-buih figure Of the American
While the dress of Mr.. Webster was
1 plainness itself, that of Lord Brougham
had SO much Of positive dandyism about it
slthat Partisan swell would have been
proud to put his person into it. have al
tfeady described the apparel the former
wore on the occasion The noble and
i learned Lord patronized blue, tastefully
Imade surtout, white Waistcoat, white
trousers, white Stockings, and thin shoes
on his breast was a handsome gold chain
8 while from his small clothes watch pocket
4 there was suspended, by smart looking
rlband, a cluster of massive gold seals
His appearance, altogether, with the ex
| ceptlon of his grey hair, his complexion
less face, and large features. was remark
ably boyish-like. He reminded me of
i youthful student at some country academy
trimmed up for the annual ball. Tn,
severity Of Mr.. Webster's countenance
the repose of his features, and the motion
less position in which he sat, must hav
struck every one more forcibly from tn,
perpetual smile which played on the fac,
of his lordship, the incessant and rapit
movement Of his muscles. and the infnitel,
diversified attitudes into which he put hi!
body He laughed, spoke and acted will
hands, feet and face, during the whole o
/ lifetime he sat on the beneh-his bod,
THUS exhibiting singular sympathy witt
the known restlessness Of his mind.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27
1910. MANUFACTURING. 1910.

TENHE undersigned takes this method 10 mott
fy the public that he will carry on the
manufacturing business in all its branches, at the
stand formerly occupied by Walker s Bush. Hav-
ing fitted up the works in the best possible man.
ner, and having employed the most experienced
and best Workmen, he flatters himself, BY doing
his work in the best manner, and with despatch
not ezcelled by any in this vicinity, that he
win share the public patronage. Cloth will be
exchanged for wool. Wool will be taken to
work upon shares, or by the yard, at the option
of the owners.
Plain Cloths Of all Qualities and CoIors.-
Cassimeres Dittos-sattinctts Ditto,
together with large quantity of
SLEEPS GREY, .
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27
THE LION OF TIE DAY

n TO- q p r e 8 A. - ssss
The Genuine Old Datch or 6srasa's
] Vee etable Pills
UIIGHLY recom1ne nded by Doctor /
Valentine Mott, p. p, Of q: 70
and others.
These are the orders Any one that
does not find relief from these pills the
price IS refunded back. these are the pos
stsvs orders Of the Proprietor to agents
and oilers
IA offering these pills TO the public. !
anneat 10 their Intelligence. If these pills
are not what hey are recommended, you
are ii duty bound, out Of respect 70 your
lself and community to reject them, and
publish them tosthe world as an imposi-
lttion, humbug and quackery he public
Imay be assured they are purely vegetable;
Ithey are composed Of nine ingredients,
/ part Of the medicine IS only found IN Asia
land in the valleys Of Germany For
convenience these extracts are made into
/ pills and will be found sure cure or
lreiief for all bilious complaints, yellow
/ and bilious fevers, fever and ague, jaun-
! dice, scarlet rash, bilious cholIc, dyspepsia,
&c. &c.
It's no. intended that this medicine is
Ia cure for all diseases TO which the hui
man system is liable. Ten thousand use,
less efforts have been made to draw from
the region of unknown fancy, some long.
spun theory Of magic art. which would
cure each and everv disease. Good med
1 icine is not to be found in the fire OF
lWhirlwind.
Health & happiness hang upon chance
winds-time is the herald Of truth.
The past at least is secure !; they have
already raised a monument of their great
mess which will defy the corroding tooth
of time.
For sale il Brandon by Jackson &
Ketcham, Warren s. Bliss; w. Poultney
! j. Lefingwell, Joel Beeman; E. oultney
w. p. Noyes, S. d. Cushman; Ira, Fran
eis L. Wing; W Rutland, Hitchcock, Fl
Morgan, T. Slason; Clarendon Springs
Hitchcock s. Morgan; Tinmouth, Noai
W. Sawyer; Wallingford, n Round
CO.. David Fl. Meacham s. CO.; Claren
!, don, II. & w. Hodges; Rutland, Fl. T
White 4 Co.; E. Clarendon, Calvin Cross
man, Calvin Spencer; Shrewsbury, Lev
Finney; Mountho1ly, D. T.. Huntoon;
. Sherburne, Chas. Anthony & Markham
Pittsford, S. d. Townshends & Co., strons
6 Buck; Benson, c. R. Walker & Co.
! Orwell. A. i. Catlin. 50:1y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27
Bank of 2 oultney.
II lie BooKs for receiving sui

7 yllEsBooKs for receiving sabscrip-
4. tons to the Capital Stock Of The
Bank OF Poultney will be open at Poult.
ney on Monday the 25.h day Of January
next, at J. Benlan's in The West Village
and at A. Bliss Sore in the East Village
at the same time, and will continue onen.
for the space Of 10 DAYS from 10 o'clock.
a. NJ to 4 o'clock p NJ each dav, Sun.
day excepted -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27
X sure cti o n =
OR Pc RSIAN PILLS.

SUPERIORto the Hygean, Brandreth,s, Eg-
~ ans, Tomato, the Matches (priced) Sana-
tive, or any other Pills or Compound before the
public, as certified to by Physicians and Others.
Let !, lone condemn them until they have tried
Inem, and then we are sure they will not. Ger
llncates may be seen by calling on the Agents m
tne villages, who have large Bill TO distribute
grafuitousy. . 49,.
A. G s ]. d. Hatch. Agents for Windsor: !
=. Brooks Agent for Hartford: and for sale IN all
the principal towns in the State.
Jew DaVid's or Hebrew Plaster.
a ~ invaluable Compound for cure Of seroff,s
Ious affections, King 5 Evil. IEf1ammatf,gv3
and Chronic Rheumatism and Ia an cases .she,.
seated pain or weakness exists ForsaIe
=. W.CAPR0N & Co, Agents for the State
% whom all orders must be addressed At Rocs',
ester, n. r - 's''ou, q 1oeIl-4
81 . y p saekson ?, 8 s Ketcham, Brandon.
Ira Bingham, Sudbury. -
John Meacham, Castieton. ga -
Il =. White & Co. Rutland. Ass
q. z. p. Bafrows, SALISBURY. -.
Stanley e Mallery, West PouItney,
simeon Mears, East Pouitney s.
Edward Vail, Mlddletown.
z. ~. Potter Pawlett.
s f. Hadley, Dorset.
Burrel Andrews & Co, Manchester.
Kuius Frost, Pittsford.
q. X Douglass, SALISBURY.
DANES A. Hodge, Dorset Axe
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27
sIAGE pASSENGERS-
1SHHNG to leave r nIla,a S.

= don, or Middleburv. Il, fo = A : s e
g, g gharlestown II. II, Monds avs
meonesaays Or Friday d. each week s,s 8
a1s notified that the route through C q :,
III ss4s' s.: f. 8 shorter by fourteen. miles
4 .han ne route through Walpols:--rhat
's 49, ss' g op he former route arrive At
,zs''.'a e earl IS on the latter, and
eSsolll g o7 atoms f6f travellers equal those
on any other route. 'zs''s'
p CHURCH,
!. '''o : rom oslorsville TO C'larcmmout
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27

will CARD WOOL in the best manner. and
on short notice. Also, will carry on the
CLOTH-DREssING BUSINESS
to the accommodation of customers
The above business will be carried on by III. w.
WALKER, who will see that the work is
done in good manner, and to the satisfaction Of
all who may favor him with their business
FL. w. WALKER
Salisbury, April, 1910. 32:1y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27

rrJHo WANTS BETTER EYIDPNc

------z---z
- x.4s.sn7ero pCTrPp 1,x,n,
.5 e. ssts 3 ~. !, : 49, In = LiDLNGE
eo4'a .s.sa s s-,stl ppNiie 70 The
meroes - 49, oo'.sllea feeent
lnis paper s..s :, 'r's 0a s snlltan rea
tHe llaRpy e'1e go S.''sso u me adn
tfatioh q
nlofEAT LIFE rial.s = - rfasNix BITTERs
Anose VINO haxe pslses .a5 .lie leuers abort
y II olll'oss ever
they attes.s me ,aes s.sa. no :, inconFenlsac,
ysor. at.enos .,le .sk:,. q sI,ese medlcss
any SOFT attelus VIC sae',,s = alese mecs.
ora nary cases pas s.las t.1e Pos,sh.' Without
lie tneIf opera.le' = unls ieit IN stu
er ana getAel stare 2. lsaa.n ,tlan was exPs
eq previous g psi',s alasls.so WIN oisesse;
~ al cases o. scute ssllle,lng. great relief i
.ala a = eg .1g h1ss s,,u Z ensf'
f EVFR If ave,v d;,o.,.
81 s. 5; ,ss Is ,,,,,eeess.sr
s. sal;s,,a he IFE agpr1 lot
- - s,,a,;1fe5 10 I.
8. aes -. tsss, 81: n - n
s se ~ 's 49, ~ e
= T sssss .i f1sE MFpIc1NFS are a,so -.
slrs,ors of he No. -5s
81 80. se,, ,rs s, hundred, of ss
.o5 r e'es g
ss;s's. ,,, tak;ne tes, Md;
-, 49, e. 49, e r,5,,s@s
lsslls.. ioI ..,s II a'ea g
" - sul. VIC 'oie q
somaen' ssIsn sIs, , ~ e.s es.see esgss e
slgoIa.e ne sneaal te''s 'se,'s =, sle VICE
and thus become 70 sbosh sexes lIof they az,
=, -. uR
piegel1'i'S easssse sll,a 1ssaeI,ls iisii,
Ia slass sao,s = s;.s n.aa, .,s.asf aeeea
WIN pam aug guinness q nsatheo y lie
osls lilelteai u
OF tue llsass; s loss OF aF
ana ssfs1,s.', aug e.as .aea,lP.so ssnRes
w I :. = LIT r tEbAE
VIII pe aoei'a 70 possess tue llost sanitary eEs
Constitutions relaxed, weak or deeayed hl
or women are under the immediate infiaa.
The Life Medicines. Old coughs, aslllnx
consumptiee habits are soon relieved abds
i " cured. Poverty o blood, and enaeiatedt
viii ere long meet the happ;esf change; lie
4 sEaferv fluids will become ricl, and balsaEs
the limbs be covered with flesh firm and bsa
i Nervous disorders of eyery kind and
whatever cause Arising. a before the "a
1 THE LIFE MEDICINES and all that Il,
s;nls,ness anxief;es and frema,,rs whict, "a
fully affect the weak. the sellenta,y and H.
scate viii in a short time be succeeded by !
fulness and every presage of heath.
For weakness del;eiieh..v eff natural n
and relaxaIionso Ire. vess. IS b. foo. !rsous
+ 1tsfff,l<sks IF f1s<a ,,<,c;S, f,<c, !,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27
List Of Letters
ID ENIAINING il The Posi- f)fliiee Al

! in the Post Office al
Dec. 81. 1910.
Morgan .Iustus
Preston Befsey Miss
Priadle Anon
Rice Orvll
Rice Moses
Rosseter Joel
Roberts + RANGES
Roberts Edward g.
Sumner Henry A
Smith Esther A.
Stewart Emeline
Smith William
Stafford Joseph
smnn Laura a
Serry Patrick
Thatcher Samuel
= = oWhsnend Lnru na
oMnsn e Gideon
i. eeen hos;
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27

]
FSr he Vermont zslsgzept
y Lines ON the death Of 1Ir.. ssith. q
Hgaaser, 20 Writ,sn 5y her husband
IS = - TuNr- Pastoral Elegy.
How false are all creatures % earth. I.
How false are our hopes that arise,
How full Of deceits IS this life, /
How vain are the joys that we prize j
Our happiness is but dream,
How soon does il vanish away,
And leave Us in sorrow 10 learn
Thai nature must shortly decay. 4 4
0ur. bodies are nothing bur dust,
How soon do they moulder away,
And mix with the earth as at FIRST,
No longer superior 70 clay.
Youth, beauty and age cannot save,
Hpsn oea'h Inc Psie syIans appears.
fte'l' carry or hesn 10 the grave,
iasp''e o oar prayers q our tears e 81
/. No'friend or companion can shield,
For natvre must bow to her doom;
Our spirits to God we must yield, u.
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anu 'seys - so.'o1iOw mem nome,
Aney ven Us We snotlly must ole:
My bride. the dear wife Of nv youth.
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Her iflends.and relations came near
II fseI;not a home while Pm here.
Pm sure Pye not long here 10 stay;
NV grave clothes ! wish now 10 see.
In which must shortly be laid,
what beautiful garments they Be.
How sad are the clothes Of the 1..d
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n.y. sS 3a,!ss. = =, ,a's we.
With you ! could wish still TO dwell,
Bot Jesus commands US to part s.
Your kindpess e me in my life
May heaven reward IL rich store,
And free you from sorrow and strife,
Till nature and time are no more.
Don. weep wnen you 'nanF ! am gone
Ifuss that my spirit viii rise,
Forever q dwell with the just.
May Heaven now bless you with peace,
Z And fit you 70 meet me above,
Where pleasure and JOY shall Increase,
= 10 dwell 10 perpetual lore.
8:
nly ep'laFen ! lsaye WIZ the Lord
And trust IN his grace ever nigh,
) Life, comfort ard joy to afford,
And 6t .tbem FOR glory on high,
Don't weep my dear children tonne
To think that from you must go,
Nor griege when my pale corpse you see,
Z Nor suffer your sorrow to flow
3. s. IS -
t2u' fiKe % make Jesus your friend,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27

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