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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-13
FR E.NiiLj EYY. FOR NILE

PURSUANT the last viii and testament Of the late 3Ii
iru Couch, offer for sale that beauiiin called
FRENCH HAY, living the county OF Uano.cr, upon the
Stage road from Richmond Fredericksburg aad di,ias from
the former place about ule The contains SEQ
divided INTO three fields and well enclosed and nice od",
r farming The improvements consist of large two story
Brick Dwelling Iiout, with all the houses u
The accommodation OF u rrn,oe family. plat Of the Land.
tho price aud terms of payment will he made known app-
Cation MIR. Anthony Robinson Jr the Bank Of Virginia,
and ia. Mr. Anderson Grubhs will shew the
those inclined to purchase Should sale not I've effected he
fore the first day September will that day, he
Tered before the front door OF the Eagle Hotel in the
Richmond WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
Attorney in fact for S%ah Couch Esrx Of Daniel
SDottsyLunuia. 17ih bfuh.
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L4NI NOE 81 n.

TE7HE SUBSCRIBER Offers f so, i. valuable farm in tc
county o Powhssn, containing 10y estimation thou
sand This land az immediately Underwood Creek
within mile Of Gono. yee there valuable manulc-
toug MILD Of I'll well adopted to the culture OF and
wheat aud from experiments recently made thought that
cotton sl he raised 10 great advantage One third of The
standing ia wood and upwards Of one hundred
cnnts good creek ow grounds, perfectly safe from frehe
The Improvements extensive and valuable Persons dpo-
Sod TO invest captain landed property inyi ed 10 view ls
tract the subcriberwomd sell IL cheap Possession
be given until Chrimas, but te Purcier will he allowed the
privilege Of 'eednsa crop Of wheat t fall and Of taking the
stock belonging to Che farm at a fair price.
EDWARD MoSELY
huett B.. g,---ys,s
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pVRLYC SHE

e virtue Of decd sNerutsd by joseph A. Royal
ID Richard Clarke aud the subscriber, the 2Gh day
March, 1924, and secoded Ia the Clcrks Office OF Powhaan,
TOT i've purposes heIe men'ioned will be sold TO the is Il
aeyt, public auc, for ready moacy, TRdcV ofLAND
lying James River, in the county of P"wh'ian, containing
v acres, theing part The Locust Hill Tract, with the ap
belonging ihcreto much thereof may be
necessary satisfy The anoun, due UPON the said trust deed
rhc ttlc the subscriber win the pur-
chaser. wan. ). DANCE, Trustee.
.fuv oG.
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INDIAN HYMN.

the Spiri, Of God, called Naroyena, moving on tn
wa,er.n-(See Gen. i. 2)
Translated BY Sir WIiiam Jon.'.l
Spiri, of Spirits Who through every part
OF space expanded and OF endless time,
Beyond the stretch of Iabouring thought sublime,
Badst upro-r into beauieous order start,
Before Heaven vast, Thou at.
Ere spheres beneath US rolpd, OF spheres above,
Ere earth in ornamental ether hung,
Thou sat'st alone; Till through thy mystic love
Ehings una Sis,ing 10 existence sprung,
Aud grateful dtscant sung =
Whist first i'm PEELED Thee o e Thy might
Goodnes. unlimited. What glorious, light
Thv power directed Wisdom with ut hound.
What proyl it frs, o guide my fancy Alright.
Oh raise from cumbrou ground
BIy soul in rapture drowned;
That fearless may on wings of fire,
For thou who only knOw'st, thou only cans, inspire.
O.nui.oicrt Spirit whose al-ruling power
b'is from each sense bright carnations beam'
Sluws in the rainbow; sna kles IA the stream,
Smiles the bud, and sistrns in the flower
Tint each vofnsi hover,
Signs III the gale and MARBLES in the throat
OF every bird that halls the blooming spring,
Or tells his tone in many liquid note,
Whilst cnyow artist; toheh the rival string,
'rill rocks and forests ring;
Breathes ia icf fra grauce from the sandal grove,
OR where the precious mu'k-deer playful rove,
In dulcet Juice f ON clustering fruit disis
And burns salubriuus in the tasteful Glove;
Soft banks and verd'rpus hills
Thy present influence hlls;
In air, in foods, in caveIn, woods and plains
Thy will enliven' all, uiy sovereign split reisns.
Blue crystal vault and elemental fires
That ia ethereal fluid blaze and breathe
Thou tossing main, whose sniky branches wreathe
L his pcnse orb with inert,visteh gyres ;
Mountains, whose radient spires
Prcsumptuuus rear their submits to the skies,
Aud blend their emerald hue with sapphire light.
Smooth meads aud lawns, that glow viii varying dies
OF dew-brspansled leaves and blossoms bright,
Hence vanish from my sight
Delusive pictures, un.ubtanal shows
NV soul ahsorbd only Being knows,
OF allperceptions abundan, source,
Whence every object every moment lows
Suns hence derive their force,
Hence planets learn their course -
Blu, Suns and fadipg worlds 1 view
God only perocive:-GOd only adore.
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NOTICE.

NEAT AMI comfortable residence, with Go or 20 acres OF
land aae.i offered for sale II Is situated about three
quarters mile from Prince Edward COuho,c, AMI
inr from Ham,, Sidney College two-si"y DWELLING
house and st ble and convenient si"r'hou'.
constitute the buildings al! Of which having only hecn
erected about years The neishbourhood on the
socicy and coaguiy 10 the College, render this most
dea.e situations particularly for geo wishing To have
his educated at COLLEGE under his Immediate dnceo
considerable proportion vi meadow land good oricr
is afhdr this ttle Persons wishing purcisc
know the ny application to III. Henry Thw,au ord
kirhiid =. Farror, living meas the premises.
Prime, Edward. IuIy l7-wayy
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CURLES FOR SALE

hE ;u5,c iber duly authorised elthi, valuable estate
= on winch he resde belonging hi, father Wade RIo,,
"a estate has been recently advertised and 50 we'll known
as particular description OF il is deemed unnecessary No
cie on the fyer possesses advantages The bIJpos
are very convenient and in good repair and every acre of land
on me farm IN good order for cultivation The small ex-
peime" made with the cotton crop has sufficiently proven
ihat admirably adapted the growth Of that article Be,nS
detem'ned to sell bargain may he hady those disposed 10
P"chast The stock Of every description, farming uep
&c may be had valuation aud will seed for the
the subscriber. WAbF Mocnv ~ "
Curles. July Q. ~ ''i'
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A. - frum ;ie ,,ih,crhor about months ago Gran
derson, man about % OF age, carpenter
md remarkably white fora slaves and might he readily
en for white strong active we'll set fellow rather
dove ordinary size. He may nave his forehead he
tween, orraher above his eyebrows, ranging up and down.
nv accident the edge of ing from ii. hcNe cut han
there some wears One Of has u
the wrist joint and Is believed the left which shove
That joint enlarged, and the appearance Of dncao
bending ouward, with the end OF the bone OF the
ned To the JOINT considerably increased His ewes
blue and his hatr very straight Of nsy yeowi'h white.
had perhaps when he wcnt oa black ured Hat and blue
-oa cloth roundabout Coat lie j. blunt sp ken fellow,
speaks wih lni shutters aud speaking
particularly when confused. Ills purpose doubtless pa,
a. Tree will give LundTcd dollars for his SAT
delivery any Jail that get him again, and will pay be
les reasonable for his delivery
denee nthe county OF Franklin, North oaroiua
JOHN ID. HAWKINS
June II 1925.
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Fai"atie Property ii CarterspiHe for Sale.
nesday the ninth dAy VI next March, the imp and
Na QNs OS.N VI az MIlNn

u 0N OlT w tANJlNa
OF half an which la,ey resided. The
large and conveniently Eed up good dry cellar, and large
aud iea'an counting i"oiu the family part ol tie building
having one room and passage below stairs, cellars three
rooms and passage above slshc whole making large
stored building ia The best order for the reception family,
and large stock at Goods The houses franz
ed hiichcn with two bc, and above stairs
ceent smoke house aud ice house. The made
entirely before the day Of sale. at the and
place will he offered another halt Lot
y situhtedto the other which large three toticd
house and GanlIy capable holding thousand buc,
oil wheat, aud framed stable for four lots will
he sold separately together, best the wishes
tie purchascrs Having from this property
viii he sold thug its value
are about to make mercantile establishments would we'll
look at hi- property; oi the under ncd
perIence that there not situation Va far he knows
That holds out better prospect OF the merchant
Gainesville and it. neshbuFhood, which is hickly
wealthy AM industrious populations and good society
lac found ia the State.
The terms - payment will be three equal instruments
commence The irsi day of Juy neN, without interest
urehdse purchasers give bond and good security
approved by the undersigned and deed the pro-
Peny for the first pay mentand deeds OF the
TWO last pay ment,.
nii'puabe titles will he made the purchaser purcla-
7ers. ASBURY CRENSIiAW
Virginia Mill, March %. IOf-wf
u The above property being sold; IL oered at
private sale for lease Application he
Capt Thomas Pemheton CaTtcrsy the undersign
g.! e. the Virginia Milk. ASBUEY CRFNSuAW
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THOMAS T. TRIPLETT.
Jaly 81, 1925. .1ciing Agent Indian affair,

Remarkable CdDCrR.-West Florida seems TO
possess more cavcrns, sub,enanean rivers, natural
bridges, and springs, than any other part of the IT,
States. This, II appears, is owing to the strata
of lime stone which covers the whole country, and
in passing over cad through rl.ch the waters have
caused these remarkable aid Interesting formations
a writer IN the Pensacola Gazette, has given a
variety OF sketches Of West Florida in which ne
particularly notices these caverns, &c. In n late
number OF that paper, find the following de-
scrpior:---
" The arch cave, situate in Jackson County.
about mile south of the public road leading TO. and
about three miles distant FROM the ferries on Chi
pola river opens The east by aperture of thirty
feet wide and four or FIVE in height. The passage
descends, Tor three or four rods an angle Of thir-
ty-fve degrees, and the cavern gradually opens TO
ali hundred feet vide and fifty feet high a deep
channel filled with transparent water skirts TO the
south side for some distance, then breaks off in
wells and finally disappears. The course of the
cave is about N. w. and resembles an arch Of the
Gothic order In about sixty yards it il crossed by
stream twenty feet wide and FIVE feet deep which
contains abundance of craw fish After crossing
he stream the arch turns rather cas-, OF north and
presents hall hundred Yards in length pretty
straight, but with an uneven floor forming hills and
valleys, the base red clay covered with the dust
decomposed rom the rock above a range Of
beautiful columns fills the centre Of the hall while
thousands Cf stalectes stretch down Their LONG
tubes, towards the white bases, which are groyipo
up 20 meet them from the floor Many large holes
in the arch are filled with bats, who, on The an
proach Of light, fit off into dark recesges Of the
rock, with noise like thunder.
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OTERSEER JT9Ni7',TjIFDj.-

LIBERAL viii be given and share u the crop 10
~ single man, who welifecom fo hope
Industry, 'oey and Of good mora. chstsoter who has been
accustomed 10 the Of Ncuoc for the ergn
year orsn engagement would be Grade with such oae NJ
The balance Of the present year well Tor the next Tie
sooner an application Is made the better. ENQUIRE al this
Julysz 21-s2wIn2ts
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August 3.

gNOR ale tract Of land 10 Amelia containing 1900 acres
u half wood; Of the cleared land 90 acres are
loT grounds Of The wood land nearly half good Tobacco
land, the adapted 10 cotton. The whole well waered,
convenient 10 manufacturing mills well cpclo ed, au
~ provided with houses and has wheat machine The distance
from Richmond 81 miles from Petersburg 40 third Of the
money 10 hand when possession given, third payable twelve
mouths after, and the balance at two years ocdH The land
will be shown by james Drake the Anegr ADD communca-
ito addressed to Geno Bridge, will be promptly attend
cd to. EDMUND HARRISON.
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.Ntto and important observation-disclosures. e
benezer and John Preu,is of this town, have in
vented a machine for Moving, by which man
and a boy with horse, will Gu, much grass as
six of the best mowers, and smooth. The
machine was tested GA MONDAY last in presence of
several gentlenen; and understand more than
realized the expectations of the inventors. 1t per-
forms equally well ON uneven or even ground
.Ne,o London Gag.
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Lots in FgympiIIe far S0Ie-

I'LL be offered ior sale the highest bidder, in the town
w Of fafmvilt, Thufsday the 18th u August next II
fair, II not the day thereafter, the whole Of the Lots
in the plan Of said town which have been heretofore
veyed sold by the Trustees Of said town Consisting Of q
half Lots, and degnsed IN the plan by Numbers ~ ~
~ tS ~ 20 p, u, %, -, rs, 26, q, 20, 70 so 81
90 81. 81, So.
Twelve months credit will he giveuj the purchasers giving
bonds with approved security aud len upon he Lots
BY THE TRUSTEES.
July 8. I7-wzUs
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WASHINGTON.

1t is stated, but no, generally known, that Gen
Washington was made Marshal OF France, by Louis
XVI, 10 enable him to command RochaWbeau,
who in rank very old General, and could
only be commanded by Marshal of France. On
picture presented by The Earl of Buchan, 10 &c
neral Washington. is Nvritten--'s TO Marshal &c
neral Washington The picture is now at Airing
ton House. I.Noah'S -aao.
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Va rs committed JaIi Automatic county, rs Run
" away on the 22dday Of March last negro mao nancds
MAhTI about 20 or IS years Of age, and y feet inches
high The shove negro The properly OF Joeph Cteby Of
Louisa county, hired to Maybcrry Weaver of ckilse
county ihcowne u aid negro requested come forward
property pay charges and take him away or he Will be
dealt with A. The law directs.
WILLIAM WATSON, Jsisos
June 3 6Hsv3m OfAbemafle coufJ q.
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.Afedicine, Paints, DVe-StIf|s. &c.

VIE subscriber respectfully Informs the public that he ke,ns
general asso neu OF Nedicine Pa;ts, Dye-Stu1s &c
oh e wiz sell at me regular prices. Particular attention
WI" ne Pad I" putting up p'ion and orders the
country wal! m"ei wI, prompt attention.
JOHN Il. REEVES. III. street
Ono door above Shocku fTill Tavern
Also as agent for Brush Manufaciory in Phiad, lphia
ne keeps a'Er assortment of ali kinds OF BRUSh, which
he wall sci! At Philadelphia prices.
August ). on ,s,..
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LIND FOR S.fLE.

IN the Goth day OF August il fan. oher~i.s the
~ fair day, wall positively he sold the premises
highest bidder Cash land aud
n. Grymts and vile 10 the ubcribei, containing
III and situated King william county, adjoining tue
Piping Tree the river, satisfy the purposes OF the said
deed. JOHN CHEW,
CARTER ENAXroN, trustees
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.ADTHE

E creditors of Christopher uisons estate are requested
H 10 make known Their claims without delay Those who may
DC nde~ed TO sad estate will make iuwedae payment Of
s"'h o'heT will he satisfactory
w u NOON Ex'r Of the estate of q. Hudson, dec.
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Il PdludbIe Farm near RichMoUd for Sal

Il pdiVdbie Farm near Richmond for Sale.
! DEFER for sale, by private CONTRACT my Farm called
BTootfed, bordering the Brook aud the Brook turn
pike road five miles from Richmond 1t contains upwards Of
SIX hundred and thirty in good ORDER aud has ON
so"a dwing house aud every house for The aeco
mediation Of large family, and all necessary for farm,
erm wiz he made known y application subscriber At
ne Shoek@ warehouse IN Richmond, the premres
May ~. ar ~
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!, ~ J|I-'D-UFFICE, Ia, JUN 2s 1922
conformity 70 act entitled An act 10 tcJ,Se -;
aot me several acts concerning Esoheators n1cd 49,, s
uy OF January 1919 do hereby make known To ali ~
may concern, that appears BY Certificate Of The F.rh
@ 'ne county o Csbe bearing date 18th Of the prs,en, h
quo In rtoeiyod at THIS Office that by inoui.nion 81 az
O1na on me loih Instant certain Lot Of Lsnd No 10 ;
n PEI ,i'Is ~ the county Of Cabe and coptsjnne en-
esehea,ed TO tl commonwealth u'eo seNed0 has
August 2. -'' neg Land once.
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YIRGIYf1 I1ND-0fFJ1. ;, - :, ,,'9 ~.

- - = 'hUI4FId LAND-OfFfCE, june "a Is25-
CONFORMITY TO an act Of the General Assemble ~ ~.
Noumpnweah' entitled, "An Act reduce niS one sct
n .e.e'e ao' concerning Esceaiors passed the eh J,
w 'eg, 40 hereby make known al whom NAV con-
' y appears ny certificate Of The Escheafor Of C,ou
county mat the following parcels land WIN, and he
ns N e aid county Of Gouces,e have heep found bv IN;
ehea, Otbis eornmonw eath viz; ny " ' 4"'J' 70 e'~
- acres near Severn river, and rs miles ~ L. from Glow
eester courthouse. ~ WV
~ do do do do
OF winch two parcels Of lsud Henry Heating orsiyne died
sno ~ acres OF Forcs, LaB1, whereof Georse DIN
can aifee man Of colour died seized and possessed
August 25-wGw w. SEIUFN ne p OG.<
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GoOcIledd and Hg,ouer ,uD1 for ,S0Jo

virtue Of order of the Superior Court OF Chanc ,rv for
ih' Richmond District offer private sale of land
IN the upper part Of Goocanj county the Of Little
Byrd Creek containing li7i hereabou and another
'f'c IN The county al Hanover, containing ss6 j..
desirable Ia close speedily possible the concerns Of the
estate the land will he At moderate price and ON accom-
m"daing eIIr Both tracts will he divided purchasers
The GOiohand land will he hewn persons wishing e. r,
chse, by Mr.. Winston PAYNE the Hanover lands by M
L1ney Jones. Possession can he given immedatelv
WM i. WICKHAM, surviving
Trustee of the estate of SamI. Gist, dec
Richmond, Jan. 1925 77-.-f
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August 5.

10 soe hnnidris ot the hIechanes,iiie Turnpike comn,
ny are hereby requredio pay, before the 23L av
V' usu neX alath"rIeqution of dollar on each sts
Sn ay 'hem respectively in tie capital stock Of the said
by order of the President * Directors
Richmond, Juy %. ~ % ,'ea se,
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EXECUTIVE DEP1RYliENY',)
Hiri,,,,,J pttL NJ go. ,gos

Richmond, cath MAY, 1925
oIlCE hereby gwen that from this time forward all
persons offering themselves principalsor secifie. t.
any bond eontfactto he approved Inc Executive Will he
required 10 accompany the with adayis in LEGAL form
stating the value of the property which they would bon, Gdt
posses after The payment Of all their debts
ny oider w. II. RICHARDSON. c. c.
NV ~ g. tf
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Look "a this al non nnss-

uo.erbe Offers for sale, the we'll known and desirable
= 'rao, o Land, on which be resdes living on PIX
s W bedford county, Virginia, containing Two hundred and
sspy hTee acre. There Ufceney open land 70 work
HN ofs hands 20 advantage The wood land ,seitmhsred
iu s anPed TO the culture II tobacco. There il on the
premise conmodious and comfortable Dwelling House with
~ Ioon snd I'VE Gre places and ybrr hoges a
~ 'rPe orchard Of excellent fruit This tract Of Land lies In
"eany; hssiy aud respectable neshbvuhOod zen mile.
rom I3'shhurg eleven mHss from Bedford Courthouse md
I'VE i'es from NewLondon Any person wi hing 10 purea,.
me above tract Of land, kRo Of ae v pplyn,
CHARLES CALLAHAN, II.
$3.50. 49,. ~ 102--1yf
Htb'bil" shortly 10 90 10 Eprope those Who have
sss'n'l me- requested 10 biting then ft settle
merit h.d those who lbiedo me are hereby desired
!" , ~ sna "ske Pr0ecf, LEWIS H. RIVALAIN.
NsJ ~ % ~
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DISSOLUYTON.

sE AS Dissolved by mutual consent in New Canton on IN,
hrst day Of Nov i82S,the concern of Yilliqrn and ~ r
noni'"e All debts due said will be paid To Urory
IT, montague, VINO wa! likewise settle and paw iii debts due b
ne ,''e' WM. l. MONTAGUE
A., ii. b. MONTAGUE
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THOMAS SPENCER.
IOi.--t,ff


~ VI ICE Is hereby given tiI The Ellis m 16c -
io'Pi'ai IN the City Of Williamsburg are ali ,sI
quo i 40 more aiien will he received into the said H,c
viii he g " Tue 'ai1 cell, are vacant due notice Of which
""' " gwen. by order Of the Court of D;recto,s
July &c. nHNL o. Q. G. D.
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TO FYRJfEPS

s'llE subscriber having Factory Of Farm;,. 1r..,
RICHMOND, at the corner Of and 10Th str,.i. ,.L w
"'u Dd''s new and much approved plan Of PJough. ~
~" Pauen, with the Barsharc. A. also small is
ms pan OF my own construction. small Garden pi On
WOtS ny hind double and sing Shovel PonrLs viii 20
~ % Cu'''ai"fs and Harrow Wheat Fam, hotb ,bI. -
nst oi'he most approved plans AS also other Uen;,
10 order Having lately got Blacksmith from The Nj s
"k n, Is a done complete As person. have nal, 2
sSi fioush' calling them Dasis' may inform tI i ia
t no DINER person has The privilege Of making Le oiJ
Virginia, except ia LOudoun county. . ~ :" oid
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TO the Spirit Of God called Naroyena, moving tn,
waiern-(See Gen. l. ~
Translated bv Sir U-lIiam Jones.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-11-17
Dim,

In this town, on Sunday last, Mrs, Mary r..
Chase, widow of Capt. Stephen B Chase, and
daughter Of Jonathan Bowen, aged - years.
CO.n.uUNJCIfED.
On Monday last, after 4 long and distress
sing illness, which she bore with patience and
resignation, Mrs. Sarah Simmons, the worthy
consort OF Edward Simmons, Esq. Of this
town, in the forty.hfth year OF her age But
few have descended TO the grave ESPECIALLY
where she was known) whose death has caus-
ed more heartfelt grief than has the exit of
Mrs Simmons. As a wife, and mother of a
numerous family, she discharged every duty
IN an affcctionate and tender manner, and
ner character for kindness and benevolence Of
heart will long be had in grateful remem-
nce.-Ne tender 10 the afflicted family
all that consolation which. sympathy aud reii-
gion can afford.
Yesterday afternoon, Sarah Dyre, daughter
Of the late Aaron ,. Dyre, ESQ. in her ltah year.
Funeral tomorrow afternoon, from the housc
Of her mother IN TlaInes-streei. wnIch the
relations and friends ara requested " attend.