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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
BUREAU DIES NOUVELLES.
St. Aunn,tin. 81 0ctobfe l844

On lii dams Ii correspondence du Sa0an
nah Republican
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

No.6, TN lot de terre ayaot 81 pieds %.
Dc face 4 Ia rue JefIer8op, 81 pieds ". attr Ia
ligno da fond, go pieds q 3 sur IL ligne qui.
Il gtparc dn no, s, ct 90 picds 2 cur h II.
gne qui le atpare de IA propriete ei.deVaGt
SOARING ! ensemble les batigees 90 %bfi4uea
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

No. If, Tn lot de ferre ayant II pieds
3 6 de face a Ia rue Toulouse, II 3 6 sur.
la Iigne du fond. ID 6 i de profondenr SUI.
la Ilgne qui lie sePare de la propri6te Bru-
gier. ct 70 4 7 sur Ia ligne qui lie separe
du no. Is; ensemble les batisses en- bri.
n1na &c
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

Baton Rouge, Sept 18Th,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
CONDITIONS.

Actes de yentes, ia frais des acqdt-
rears. pardeyant Lueien Hermann. not.
1nb. WM. DEBUYS,
acf "a 3e TresoFler de FEtat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

lie IL, Santa Anna await do rcpartir de
Manga de Claya pour rejoindre..son spouse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
fHcante1F

En gertt dc IA Gme section de l'acto dc ii
Ltgistatuto inlitule "Aeic poor ponft6ff
"a reglctnent ct i IN liquidation doe 3eftes
proprement ditcs Dc l'Etat 81 p9tit d]'afiffes
obietr," ~appronqe d t25 mars 1871, i sofa
yendn B 5enean, le yeDdfedj 8 d6cem1re 1871
4 midi n IA B0urse de Ia Citf, rue 81. Louie,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
'Gas.asSa., so sY.g.
aelob
New IRON and sss.:,4s Foundry.

i VIE NDfhs!6SfD, having leased HE foun.
Il dry House oil. NJ Warwick. Esq Immediate!
oa the canal, in lyncburg, adjoining the Commission
aud Lumbar ware hoase Of b. T. Sachett. takes III"
method to INFORM his friends aud the public generally
thereof lie is prepared 10 fill orders Of any size OF pal
tern with neainess and despatch, either in Iron or Bras"
having empayeda lirsrae caaterboh in Iron and Brass
Any one ordering Castings who have MT the pattern"
can nave them nude at the Foundry, on the most !"
eaanmadaliag terms.
In addition u the Foundry and Pattern shop, have
Machine aud Finishing shop, on the premises
where am prepared to make repair any kind oil MA
chlaery in Iron, Brass or Wood
he subscriber Is agent for the manufacture and sale
OF bneh's Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron oma'
Aaehae. newly patented Machine, which is waran.,
ed 10 excel any other in use for cleaning the "o'.'
KIND OF snntty and dirty wheat. He is manais.
turing Cast Iron Tobacco Flatteners superior a'ct'
Persons Interested inYtedtp call and examine w
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere. al.
ihreshing Machines ON hand for sale.-a prime s"'
Gle P. w. COFFEE
July 10 wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
I'tgg SEE.

H1N authority Of certain deed of rust executed by
AB h4heri l.. Coleman and james =. Coleman, da
led the 2lst day ofafaary ISIS, and Of record IN the
clerk oire Of Amherst county court. the undersigned
WILL on the2lth day 81 November uext if lalr, ll0o'
The next fan day thereafter, ufer for sale, the resi-
deuce Of Capt. John Coleman mar New Ciassua in
Amherst county, the following a aud personal proper
", ct much thereof as vii ray and satisfy The bal
Of the deol IN the said deed mentioned, viz the
a'ssAah' eBB' b.ANls.
owned by tie SAID Il i6efl l., Coleman and Jamos T.
Coleman, described LAYING upon the waters Of Bnfa
lae River, In Amherst county,. adjoining the lands
lhen pWned by David :. Garland, Judge Thompson
anu others, estimated Ia
1915 eggrfs,
more or less. it being the land upon which Capt
,iohn Coleman then resided aud formerly owued-Qhe
Improvements suited Ii genlnal Amy) and the f9l
lowing Slaves. with the increase at the lnuaes since the
date ct lie deed VIZ: Nes5a. Madison. Winston. Ben,
Dolly aad her child sally, Reuben. illus Rendu, "a
taf Euim and her intant child named -, Jane.
sally, Aafy. Newton, jack, Henry, Edmund and Di,k.
Terms. al sale.
Whist lire title 10 the aboye property is believed
be perfect acting Trustees shall convey according
u. $. GARLAND, u.
ROBERT TINSLEY, s i'"s'ees.
Oct 50 t27N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

I WISH 10 sell tbs Iraci ii Land on which nov
sIds situated Ia the county Of piHsylsania imuedi
ats "a tie rad leading BY Wards BndRe u
sGs4aut4. containing 1000 .zsRAR.s; portion q
.fIrs IS ~ IA a8d 4a state ii mffaYe euf, Inc bal
aass vi lI.aafai. aH1 ia vel. sib apsaaIa AZ
LIZ HOUSE. sf.e and tommy, vel afaheed. bull
eRpfassI5 sf lateta haeffaz. With fosl Stables. iae
L. sd= saa 81 esef necessary GU holses aflseteJ.-
PrzIs Rlslllaa % fue.ass slea properly Wl 90 well
H. s=4II ana BEE. EDWARD liz TIC III
Az. - 3n
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35crtieai.


The heart Of Woman. iika lhs aiameaa. has
Light treasured IN II. TIRE ~ ssfaaa
ofasaeeaas onn saaslllas efeaHass hath hesn
And taaagh each ataf 81 haae aad is mst pass
Awks darkness ffetn Lite #tsfaf skT.
lf raaa bai hiads heep thai hsafi. hsa End
Sweet CLEANS # consolation there easaf.asd,
7ha; v~iH asain ieas HI sl.ifii'a efe.
Ard through al iias. ard iiiai, ard distress,
Beam on him viii constant tiessaaness
Ga did be always iaee h.f a. le shasII1,
She never would forget HIM nll be slew
Nothing but tbsrniess flow ers Of indues. through
His s'hoaseaaii Ways her happy spiri. would
Gathar from them leve's hon.,, like the bee,
And hive !, in The cells ei memory
In after wears 10 be- his loai,
When worp and faint In sorrows solitude,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

8 AGAIN alef III sale ny lam tie county Of
= Aa.aer#i. - mtes west 81 NV Glaszaw, a. 7a-
M. LIE land. o JoAu Penn, t.. Mathews aud otiers,
containing 60 acres of which about DO Is creek
bottom suitable Tor tobacco.
THIS Land being originally Of good quality, is easily
improved aud he made desirable holne. will
sell great bargain IN this properly and make the pay
nenls easy. For further particulars apply Ia hlessfs
h5li J.usley, Amherst cUnrl house, 10 William
knisa Ilgna on the promises, @ho will show the land
Ia persons visiting Ia purchase.
should purchaser net be nd fr this Land, heiafe
the .fA tay nj November mkt. hlll then orf II at
pubic auei3u, beiue the Court house dpor u Amherst
rHe eaf fay. and uat sold, II vii be feeled tr the
ensuing yeal Possession given The is day o Jaaa
afy nj JAS. H. BR ODkISG.
Oct ileN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

nhh virtue Of the provisions Of deed of trust bearing
Il = date the ith day ot August, ISL, executed by
Stephen D. Bowen 10 lie undersigned as trustee, tor
purposes lteen suited, will. Friday the 10Th day
ofAYemher, ISL. afthe residence Of said Bowen, near
iedat Mills IN Amherst county. proceed 10 sell 10 HE
ii. esl bidder. Iar eash, lie five Slaves, thereby
se9,d. Achilles a aaIs Slave. sally woman, Sol
euana keIy fellow aud two likely boys Sepeo and IA
itFs5n A3, all the stock 81 Hugs. Cattle, Horses.
Mules. Cows, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Sc &.
sc.
The tile is believed To be unqnestioned, but the
aersenej vii convey Only sueh as Is vested IN him by
The aa4d deed. JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.
Oct. q l2qN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
Il =,

IMPORTER. Wholesale An aLrAtl ugALrR II
GLASS u EAts8ssGAyYAIsss
sly OF rnG WHITE r1renga,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

fEflif. two ffaprsaf hfek leaeneais Immediately Id
LIS lie Franklin lIafel On main street. Itey are
both IN god fepar and TIE upper apartments III VEL a
aapled 5r the Il dsaee Of fnsaie families. Possession
af aaa teaemeat eaa be had carly in ven5ef aad pr
Laps s5uaef; u The osF, tie is II jaaaaF7 nat
y y. RADFORD.
De-. 3 W
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REED & r:1E7gGgg<:eg,

REED & r:1G7zEEg SOY.
y IKE 1iiarag i9f sale At lie very lowest market
prices:
- hugs Coffee, Rio Iaaura. java. So.
- hh5s \ ofean4 Z. Rico \ 81. Cfoix Sugar.
ID boxes Lasf Sugar (assoflad,)
eaap3~der, ionpg Tyson, Imperial aud Black
Sperm and Tallaw Candies. Sap. Spices. Buckets.
Dreams, 0hse Oh. Lamp OIL. pur, Madrlra,
Sherry. Malaga aad Calgt Wiaes, with aIl
Other articles cur liue
June ;.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

Tg.fEEf.z.fzs y E.f.Togf.
u aiel aaksff Jriss{#fs. al Z 4is IA military an
faacy Gasls Lfxeafess. \.
EUayF removed ffam then cid sand. which they
i occupied Tor twenty hne y.ars. To The Gunner a
hnse opposite Nichols X bell, and DIOR below j1hn
G M,en,'s. whefe theY are nov prepared 10 execute
With dfspaieh all orders thef line ri sleti-
er from i,Aigsof Democrats, 'siraighoaisp or snnd
fasis. ftrdsm SUITS.
Esey of1er 81 be waited nn with pleasure. but -
pselliY would they invite the afteian ii tiie LADIES
thar l.fiefbFa and esta41is rent. Wfa ny b.
f5and JEN ELRl AND FANCY Ahiit Lis, q
TIE s5esl patterns. and Il pHees p'sase, hseshef
efh a yausly II neees-sr aft3elea sueb IS saq# fef
Nes'ss. seisssfs Pekst hasss, osld a4d slsef SPEC
iaeias. a.. s..
sept - Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

70 X'G5@ccO sFggssmsacsHrcTS... -.
HE subscriber having taken the large eopVe"e;"d
~ 1eated ware house ON The Basin, lately ocouP oso
by Messfs Lewis d. Crenshaw s CO. for the PuP. .a
OF conducting general Commission and for"a,"T ~
6nsness--w be pleased to receive Manufacture u, 5
bacco. aud forward it as instructed, charging o"'
cents per box for receiving and forwarding. .,.,ry
JAMES II. JuREi'
Richmond, Sept. 10 WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
SNo. q. & =. Il. plecLtstm.N.
.K.. .sbWer R'. Essssks.

'AhE AOIiCE. that shall ON the 9Th day of
November. 1914. al the dwelling honse of Gar
reit Ne"nan IN Inc county OF Bedford take the deno
sHnn q ii'e said Newman to be read as evidence on
''' hiai @ 'ne SUI depending IN the circuit superior
court u law AID etsnrery flr Tie co1nty aGrssa,d
WHEREIN y0a arr plaintiff and am defendant
BtRhaELL G. WITT.
leA ~ lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

tSoR preserving The entire strength of the Coae,
4 While makng-ior sale by
H. Il. 4 W. A. RICHARDS
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20 A.EEgRsgEFsS.

Anliefsi. sept. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
NOTICE.

PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the circuit superior court
i Of law and cianrery, Of Amherst county, rronuun
ced the ooh day nj August lsIl. IN the ri Arch
clans Gam against sinkel,'s admit and others: the
undersigned appointed commissioner for tia purpase
viii thn 18Th day Of November next the resdf If
Achelaus Gillian, IN Amherst sell. al public
ilea certain parcel Of Land lying IN sad
~, adj ming tie Lands Of A. Reynolds. Tallon Gil
lese and alhers and tie land owned by the heirs Of
Nicely decd containing
ONE HUNDRED AND N1SETE-rg.o
ACRES.
Tgrms-Far as Ban as vii pay expense sale ca,h
vii be- fe4gI1di ibf balance SIX, twelve and eishleen
months efedn. III cd amounts The purchaser e
required II give bond end god personal security, and
lie title retained iarhef security.
JAMES POWELL. Saf'H Of Amherst
anI as such e5ln'f by
John Whitehead, his Deputy.
Oetai uiZgS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
~ ~

Is,hy n,ms Mar Lad, fair,
Such should msihiak., its MUSIC BE-
The sneeteei Hsm= thai mafais bear.
WE besi be6asag lee
For sls Ia - BON i nnre Ms Risen.
Wa half 81 eafii. aa4 hall 81 heaven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

On The motion OF susan Grant, it appearing that
Ihn M Yeats have elapsed the qualification of he
defendant Peter trucker, As administrator with the will
annexed Of ober frant, d,cI tin court 9TH order that
ali person. n NAY have eaims against the Of the
sal testof, be required u eA5it the
i9i'e tim Mt al 81 e re Ii. nest tenn, ard unless legal
claims OF bis stall affear ag4il>t te said estate, tbs
court WI deetee button ii The said estate among the
ieatss NJ hoat requiring inading bonds and that this
3fitf b. fa3saei iaf eight successfully in the
iAhehblfg Nenlan, AL posted Al tie door The
mouse u; tins county oa tafe several court Days.
\ Ga9,-t-sl
ROBERT fINSLEY, Crk
'5l. ~ wSw
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o- EFs
a.

. Al ready IN lie reception ii HlE.if, 'ot ""s"
the hasliasl ga Price vii he gi,ea. ..,,xny
En- cieet Iuly % "'
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R. g4BgAg4

EsEt824Bs Va.
:. J. BURTON. wholesale md Retail
dealer IA staple and Fancy
I'D IL = G CD % ID s
A removed 10 the house On BOX Sqaa=e. lately
h oeeupiedby Mr harles Phelps as m Auction
STORE wbefe be IS prepared exlnhll splendid Stock
ri .AEu f.4IL .i.h'D ULAIER GOODS. en-
A9aelhg all tit newest SIZES OF badies' Dress Goods
such as sasbmefes, Gfape De Lanes, Pans KEEPS. vi
se DE laines, poaPelaur M9asas blae, aud dlefed
s1as. SC
ALSO. a fine assaflineat Of Cloths, Cassmeres and
Nesngs, Neerae. Glolainn blankets and almost every
9ter article necessary 10 constitute complete assert,
mfat. all which VII be sold lemfunsly low. call Is
respectfully solicited
Oct "A d,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07
n Il a. c "a tt o ~.

'H'liE subscribers will open an English aud Classical
SCHOOL IN tho basement story Of the Second
Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, the LIST Of October
neAt.
Terms per session Of Eve manhs For the clcnen-
lay branches OF English, 5000; ior the higher branch
Is II Fe9lish, sl50a Tor The Classics anl Alalhemal-
les, 5000. A. Al. BRANCH, Il. H.
E.AsIAo ION, Graduate ~ l.
Sept IS Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

Peer iiaeer. administrator viii the will annex, oil Ro
bsr Grant sr deed, and Patrick Ii. Grant,
Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

The Def.a aat, Ems NsA,mln faeaal no. having ON,
tered h appearance anl given Seliy according ths
4 Asse a, and ia r.las 81 tins eolt; and apear
IA, bl evidence That IL IN mia bitaut Of
tins spuutrg. i, oed Tat tn sal Defendant appear
hc tAe il y u the net Term lnl The bill
aHte Plaintiff md thai aeofy d This order be forthwith
inserted saie aef PRINTED ia The town ul .,nchbuix
Tor months ei' civ and posted he door Of
the Courthouse ol this county,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-07

EisI. IolI:
Snsan Grant widow of Robert Grant, de, IL. William
Grant >am lei Grant, Robert D. Giant, james Grant Pres
ton j. Grant itt.ehertA ttan, Ii i2uheth Lmy George
Simpson and Rhpda his vile, i-ton Coleman and Nancy
his Vile, Jesse Coleman md Susan his VIE, and Poly
ofaht, Paintli
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-05
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

Ia the receul Message Of Governor
Steele OF New Hampshire 10 the Legls'a'
lure OF that State, aud which was publish
I'd 10 the Bratlleboro' Pheax, appears
the following gu spoken, noble sentiment
Although New Hampshire appears 10 be
given over " hardness Of heart, on The
question of human freedom; and although
Iarge majority OF that Stale have decided
against The abolition OF capital punishment ,
yet in this bo4y o. Steele is found Aeart
Of flesh, which viii exert Il powerful IN.
tueute Oh the side of humanity. Take
courage then, We lovers OF TlghI, and agl-
tate the question, whether on The score OF
expedlency even, blood for blood must be
taken
"Tne question as TO the abolition oil Cap.
ital l'uhisnnen! mas also been decided ia
The uegdthe The Reasons whIcn iuduc-
ed sucn dtclsIJu are known only TO those
who so voted. 10 me II is decision OF
painful regret. A fellow mortIl now lies
contiued IN ii dungeon CONDEMNED 10 death,
al most Oh cIrcuM$dutIal evi-
dencr, and although that evidence was
strong enou3 h 10 h.duce an iApartIal jury
~ convict hiuI, yet there Is q pussDItly
that he dad Mt do The deed for winch he
Is cOnueGin' 10 suffer. Gun,y Or 40
guilty lcan"o' i'rOeaf urging lie L'g's
azure 10 commune ms puuIsEWe,d hon
ne pen~'tJ vi death 10 mat Of lmpftson
n,ent Tor lie. Suiey, ii Vengeance Is NOS
he object Oh t"e law, TIE srcurhy ol the
public can be ,ttectualy guarded by lm-
pr isUhiIieni.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-05
VOICE OF FREEDOM.
AGENTS WANTED.

~ The publish wishes 10 employ
ten or fifteen Agents during the coming
winter at Obtaining subscribers for this pa
per, On percentage that vii prove beue>
fetal 10 those qualified for that business,
and who will labor industriousjy in the
work. Those wishing 10 go on short,
,r long trip, as above, mus! furnish good
testimonials of their being trustworthy
unless | am acquainted with them, and on
my receiving such application. free Of
postage, | will insert the name Of the sp-
pllcan! as an agent IL the mean time.
the present subscribers may save little
by obtaining nee sabsciberS. and forward
ing The money, on my reeoat terms.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-05

these, with whom they had before been
assoc iuiod.
IT, therefore, in the late election, aav
thing has occurred, worthy of blame, and
any would attach that blame 10 me l., barry
patty foI any thing, II must be because
they have not beIIed their pubic profess
IUnS and reSo 0tIons, never TO vote for q
Shareholder fur PIesiLent, and have not
deserted !heir own parry and their own
candidate, aud lhtir own principles, and
vo.ee Tor siavehoIIing President.
Ii This is source OF complaint, i, woald
exist in HE mouth Of either unsuccessful
parry, TO neal y an equal extent; and 10
such an excnl, as Is well hoped, tina. ne>
ther party viii ever III future expect as
sIsance rom the l. berry Epry in me cleo.
uou VI slayeholdIug President.
Titus HuTcHINsoR.
Woodstock, Vi. Nov. 25, 1874.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-05
EUGIravES Prom SLAVERY.
"GtiH tAsy Coets'

Some four or five weeks ago. two fugi
lives came along, and on Saturday eve
ming last. young man called a. my house
on his way TO land Of freedom!' w,
gladly furnished him food, as presume
we have SO others in six years, and hi:
week gave him as good directions as the
circumstances Of the ca Sc would admit Of
He was from Maryland. and stated that
seventeen lieces OF property, somewhat
like himself IN form, made their escape a,
the same time. This one had the brand
of half Moon put on his cheek with a
no. iron, that the owner might know and
describe him. Has not man a RICH. 10
put such brand 90 his property as he may
please? This stranger, IN a rerv Strange
IOnd, said he was bought i,om Africa
when child. as was also his Mo her and
4 Brother and two Sisters; but he knew
not where his Father was. 1t seems
from the history he gave, that the tribe 10
which his Father and family belonged,
fought with al other lr'be-was conquered,
and these were soll 10 the slave.:raders
and thence shipped 10 this country. This
trade; according 20 the laws OF this count
ry, readers the perpetrators worthy OF
death Will sone friend of tlenry CLAW
or James K. Polk, OF some apo ogist for
American Slavery, show ne the differ.
ence between compelling person to one
IRON Africa that land OF darkness, and
serve here as slaUe, or 20 kidnap child
acre as soon as 1t is Co;n and compel il 10
drag out life in abjrct toadaee2 Nv
vision Is so obiuse that cannot see the
difference, and will thank some one 10
show It. II the difference cannot be
shown, the laws respecting Foreign slave
trading should be abolished, or slavehoId.
ers and slave-traders in this country, are
worthy OF the most severe punishment,
and cnnro' be worthy Of promotion to poss
OF hoaor and profit. trust the time will
soon come when the people who will take
the life ola man Tor co nmitling certain
act that they will not make him President
gsths United States when guilty of carry.
eng ont lbe same principle, but in unolh.
egF1aee.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-05
RECEIPG FOR SORE EYES.

ounce OF soft maple bark.
ounce OF lag adrr do.
ounce Of sweet apple do.
ounce of spruce buds. Boil this
mixture In one quart Vi sol; water down
to one put, then srdin II cieau-aGd ii
piece oI Whlte vlIIioI abou. HE SIZE VI ID
" hle bean.
The above was handed me some we, k
since by ii man far advanced in lie AID
and who had for several years been bui
lIule ShoII Of beng totally bind. He In
i1rmtd me that the application Of this
mixture had materially Deuehted his eyes
aud was deSIrous that others might receive
a like beuefiI, IT afflicted in lIhe manner,
and Tor mat puIpoSe PRESENT. d The recipe.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-05
VOICE OF EDOM.

October, 1912, labo red merely for sup
port, having 10 salary, aud beng unab.,
Ia lay up IA dollar tor mv<e. or family
Even lne increase of a COW given me by d
missionary brother, aud REGARDED by h!m
us private property, was nohc Vi II mlpe,
though by the blessing OF God on my care
ID call Wouh not more than ten doilas had
realized 10 The mission all OF four ANndFed
dottafS. The m'ssion GliOWed Mr. Clark
10 fake The responsibility Of giving NE u
Il single COW.
do not say these things 10 a way OF
Complaint was always wiling IL la,
boz for bare support, aud the SAVIOR is
my witness thai | abored 10 be economic-
al Bu' | SAY these thugs TO explain why
| am p06r. 1t Is for my SAvIol'S sake ;
ana bless GJd that no one ct my bleth-
rem can say hat | am enriched by The
! ooaId. Al The cIosr Of my laUors lor my
Lard, under their direction, | was, taking
all thI"gS INTO account, as poor as when
entered Their service. All this is llue, and
| wish the readers Of The Puritan would
remember it.
Ent am not so poor to-day is | have
been Tor the last sixteen years. can PRINT
Il tract, II can hire the Use Of IA press, d
lhIag, Which, while laborng for my bread
l could not do without ceusure. | can
Send home prIned tract, ana can have
The SaiacAou Vi beIlevlng that 1t viii
reach the Trend 10 whom | send Il; Il
mag which has not always nlppeneJ TO
tracts sent home b. me. No; | am uol |
so poor as huve been, aud Tor this In /
crease OF good hank the Lord.
Alter saying thls, | need nut add that | ,
tor one, do not rrgt.t leaving the service
ot the board, | could not regret il, even
were as treaties as Nj Snuh SAYS /
some Of Us are. "Ilou shat not 1--we Nv
bread alone" There Is s,ue,hug abou,
IvIng mat bread will not supply; but for
The sake OF my people, who are grtey,d |
That such statement, as that their pastor
rs Saving, should have been made Ia he
UnH'n ates, beg leave To repeat VIVA
| have sad above, that have never had
more vi the good things Of This life han
sIHce have lived with the people of my
charge; aud Ii God shalt spare nv llir, |
lruS. | Shalt not waal. Nor have turn
ed as'd" iIon the appropriate work of
'nn'sler Of the l. I'd jesus, and | hope to
ho.d on to his good WORK while i've"