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MANAGER 8 OFFICE. i
Lynchturg, June 3, 1928 I
A CARD

TENHE managerot the Virginia Literature
n Lotteries, presenishis grateful acknow-
ledgements 20 the public, for their liberal pat.
ronage, already extended, to his 9th class
aud regrets that his arrangements are such az
10 prevent his personal attention Ia the
drawing, on the 18th inst. al Wheeling. lie
brgs leave 10 postpone the drawing indie
6ntely, and 10 offer in rs stead, the first
class of the Grand State LOTTERY, OF Virginia,
10 he drawn about the first of August with
an increase Of Brilliancy 10 capitals, and no
variation, in price Of tickets. The profits OF
this lottery Will he appropriated TO he i'm.
pfovement Of Road from Union, Monroe
county, Val 10 the Kentucky line-- afordinp
all the advantages OF a direct intercourse be-
tween The two grent States. Persons hold
ing tickets in the Va Literature Lottery, arr
requested to change them, aud TO insease
their adventure in the rieh scheme now oi
tered, which may be- done al either Of lht
managers agencies, ABG.LEFEWiCH.
6uns g
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Your obedient servant,
TDuN Nil FAN
Hon Mr. HAml1ros, Chairman.

u Judge Savage. OF New York, who was
lately appointed by the President, Treasurer
of the United States in place Of MIR. Tucker.
dec, declined the Office aud that sagacious
orqcfe, the Richmond Enquirer, forthwith
yelped that Judge Savage was republican
& would not countenance our tory admins
fratou Bat Judge Savage has told these
knowing gentry better that lie decliued
from private considerations. Judge Savage S
declining 10 accept tie office proves TO any
one who wanted proof that the adminislra-
ton acts in lis appointments without consult
ing with indivi4aais, and with sole view 10
he pnhlc good. This genileman wH be the
administration candidate for governor of \.
York, and viii heataoy man in the State---
rhusis the D.lphie oraeie Of Richmond a
gallo cel got tprins
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June IL.

I'D EM0YAI.-The subscriber ha, removed
Il D, from Lynchbu,g to the Buffalo Springs,
in Amherst, where ne intends TO carry on the
business OF MATCHMAKER and JEWEL
LER, and soliciis the patronage of the citizens
of Amherst aud the public in general.
Persons who may have left with him articles
to repair can obtain them on application.
JOHN +. HUNT.
Inne lH. II
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MASONIC NOTICE

rHEHE Anniversary Of 81 john tle Raptsf
n will be celehtatcd by Muunt pleasnnf
Lodge, No. i2o. ~ Franklin Court House. ON
ier Glib If June ncNi II is esprefed thai :
Masonic sermon viii be d,iifefed and thar
there will be public installation of tile Officers
OF the Lodge All regular Mnsons, aourii
under no Masonic disabilities ARE invited 10 n
tend
BY order of he Lodge.
WM. II WILLIAMS. See.
June 10. IL
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0DIytf

Died, On the llh inst. IN the county of
Bedford, at the residence of his father, Uiih.
ani S, sou of Bo~ker Preston, ESQ, luis
Young mas had inst entered on the 2jih year
Of his age. His prospects were OF Tbs bright
est kind lie possessed an uublcmshed cha
racier--the sirictest moralily--the soundes'
iptegri'y--and The most arG8nt and sincere
friendship. These, the most amiahc qnni.
Ii"s of our nature. he possessrd in 81 euiaem
a degree, that they procured for him the CON
Gdence, love, aud esteem Of MI who knew
him, aud were the admiration ot his more in
timateHssociates. No one had sounder heart
~ a greater nprisbtuess OF purposc--He held
truth so sacred, lhat he seldom, II ever, sport
ed With il. To be deprived OF an only soh
and brother of such fair promise, mast inhict
a wound in the breast Of every member ol
the family, that cannot b. healed. But they
should constantly bear in mind, hat SO the
glory OF the world paaspfh nway-ThAi ills
but The " feeting vapor " morning How
er.'-This world will Away deceive us."--
There is nothing true bni Heaven"
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EbUgSuA ANT 10 two deeds Of trust, execql
: ted BY deargp BogdAn5 Patses r. IL
S IA IA lite aubsffibefs, iartceflsiu pfftoses
herein ntnlinned. one Of which deeds beazs
dtia tie "a say ri tiris.t3T, Ig2fi q iRs ssa.fss
he 2oib December, 1927 rad are both reent
led ~ lie elrfts offices of fhr counties q
fats, ltania and campbell. We shtli On ffa
Jay, The | fih daY 81 luiy nsSi, nj the Thsesa
ri Capt. sicphrn Clements, IN The county q
PITS lghnia. on. The NAN road, lending irpfi
Wards Bridge IN DanVlle proceed Ia sell. -
tne highest bidder Tor ready money, our
tfael OF land, IN the said county. lying on botii
sides ri STRAIT Stone creek, nesr The sad
Clements, continuing 40 aires ON wbieH
i s'nall plant alton and comfortable dwell
ing house Tor a small family. The Creek ~
fnfds some valnahlc bottom land, VI feeanf
81 and the n.y. lnnd Is well calculated inr To
hseoo and grhn, lies we'll aud IA well waite
ed. Also Que undivided muieiy OF nnolhs
tract on Valentines Creek, IN The said eOuh-
". upposfd 10 epnIain aboni 100 acres, az
joining the lands oi John Hunt, Joseph ~
hrr mud Ben amin Terrell. Also the npdisis
ded moieiy OF another tract. adjoining the
ntlcr surpassed 10 snntain about 10 acre
Alao the following Negro slyrs 10 wit
One woman Jenny aud her fpur children,
Mary, lney, BILLY and Garter, fasson Jack
Jesse mud Peggy, aud se shal On Monda.
the l1ih July. next before the front door
of Tho Franklin Hotel In tho town Of lynch
bury. praorc1 10 sell the following slaves II
wi Patrick John and Squire tBlaek smithsa
and Sheriff or shreve, ar 81 munh 81 the n
hove nnmed property ~ will answer ihe
purposes Of The said deeds and ihe cos, 81
carrying the samr into effect. such title MS Is
vested in rs We viii convey TO Tie purchaser
aud M oiltpr
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Farm ola Declaration 10 be mads gheOHcers.
For the purpose Of obtaining The benefits
oil an Act, entitled " An ACT for the relief OF
certain surviving officers and soldiers al The
Army OF The Revolution approved on the
10Th OF May, 1928, |, -, of -, in The
county OF -. in the State OF -, do here
by declare that was an ullieer ~ the Cont
mental Line OF the Army of ibe Ravoluion
aud served as sncn, here insert to the end oi
the war, or las The case may be) to the time
when the arrangement OF the army provided
10y the resolves OF Congress Of The Sd aud 2lst
of October, 1880, WAS carried into effect
and was reduced under that arrangement, !
at which period ! WAS - in the - regi-
meni OF the 49, line.
Aud also derlare, that I afterwards reee-
we'd certificate Commonly called a COM
mutation Ce.liticaie) Tor sum equal 10 The
anoanl of FIVE wears tulI pay which sum
was offered by the'resolve oil Congress, OF the
I'D oil March, 1888. instead Of the half pay
Tor lie to which WIS entitled under the re
solve OF The 2ist of October. 1880
And do lnrher declare, that have re.
Geived of Inc United States; ~ = pensiouer,
since The 80 day Of March, 1926 Here in,
'eri, No money, or las the case may hel ihat
have received, as a pensioner OF the United
states, since the Sd day ul March, 1895, The
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WM. SMITH Tru'
NN. l. PANNlLL tees
Piusy lyania june y. idsI

de,nnr 10 the above advertisement ofmg
pIoperiy--l did not expect u The sale l1
bc ~ Capt Clemrui's tavern l. postponed until
two days before The great day OF Judgment The
other 10 two day after the great dns OF jude
meni GtU BOYD
Zion Hill. Chrrnkee Nnton. lnne rs
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CoLoNIZArgOy SOCIETY.

injecting of The Beard o. Managers Of the
ivnchbnrg Auxiliary COLONIZATION VIII he held
on Friday Afternoon next, Mt 8 O'Clock nj the
office Of John u. ufqohhti. Esq
RICHARD II. TOLER, secv.
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900 DOLLARS.

All the Plizes payable IN Chshj which may
be- had as usual. rs soon as.dlawn.
Whole Ticket 81 90
Half 81 % Quarter 90 ~
~ The holder Of Two tickets or shares,
,nnsl draw one prize, aud may draw three.
TERms--Fo or packages, moi less tllan fifty
Tickets. scheme price. for approved NOTES.
payable fifteen days alter lie drawing, with
out interest. yenders, Of all tines, supplied
al Scheme price.
4 f OKDEns. hv mail or otherwise, meet
the same attention gwen 10 personal applica
ton Address to Managers Offices,
IpaehbtEa, kithmond,
Irincheaer Uhcthng.
AUG. LEFTWtCH.
June e. .HnHggtF.
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a we notice. merely IL show The violent
and coo'emptibIe course ofihe Richmond En-
quieer. limits Eiiiors hive sionned eSehsag
ing with u, We eare nefhiag for II. The
cause is thai we believe one OF them uni 10 be
the mised md The ether moi the most consia
eui man in the commonwealth aud rs there
seems 20 be some sott Of ,cnfling between
them fer eniihris II this snrt, each of them
may take either, or both.
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IF May, lS2s.
Arthur Hopkins, Pm agoiust Abram seay and Rosa his
wife, formerly Bosa Lowing md James d. Goolein5
admir- Of George Loving, dec. Dcfts. IN Ghanccry-
On the OF ,hc complainant, by counsel, who I'll
ed hs bill and appearing the satisfaction of The
court thnt the defendant Abram Hey 10 not tn intb4
tart OF tins edith and Without the jurisdiction
OF tins court, orered that tie deiendah~J james u
Good \, in do retain ~ his hands, administrator aiore
said any monies, property other effects which nuv
INV be in HE hands, which may hereafter Come tgis
hands beIongine the said absen DEFENDANT 10 tbs
nunpt nl one hundred and fifty dollars, uui the further
order AMI decree this court conceruipg The saeaa9
II Is further ordered that the sad asent deslida3t
BRAN Seay do appear here the fourth honhay IN Al
y,st NEXT aud niswcr te bill Of the accomplishments an
hnt COPY oftis order beforthwi,h inserted N Me
g,nian newspaper, published il the town n lrnehburt
epee week fpr eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous -
aid a, and thai another topy III feof ne posted utsaf
The trout door he couftaoass .. tbs coaniy, onssae
court day q as9y--Assis,
II 40 .. eurisil, o =
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.vy...~fSHS stTRAYED OR 5ToLrN
ltVtIs1Iff - from my wneRon, ~ Henry
kW IN county on Fail creek, ON the lst
s-AesSsssssrsz da. ofihis month, fell0wsh
Ra, Ntfe. with long blnzr Ia her face. cossrs
ing one Of her nostiils all her feel white, Que II
the fore feet nearly half way 10 The Knee, the o
ther moi quite 50 high up--'her two hipd fee
white neafly mp 10 he, hocls--she has n white
apoto her belly. ju.l before The teats, about
inches square nnd'a long switch tail, shcis n
bout Eve irrt hiRh---of compact make aud nos
rnhbed with the gear A reward Of ten dollars
will he given on her delivery 10 ne al Rocking
BAN courthouse. N, G of ls giving me- sneh
info maiion by letter rs vii lead 20 her rccofeH
~, aud all reasonable extra charges paid
JOHN ROACH ifa
Rocking ham, IN. C. June Is e.
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Form Of dGdad 10 be taken By Attorney


Form Of dGdatit 10 be taken ty AHorneys.
Before me-. -. Justice of the Peace IA the
county Of -, in The - Of ------ personally
appeared this day. -, the attorney named IA
the foregoing power Of attorney, and made oath
thai the same was not fiyen 10 him by reason
of any transfer, or Of any attachment, ley, 81
eoznre, by any legal process whatever, Oh the
pay therein authorized 10 be received but that
the said pay is Intended TO epure wholly In the
personal benefit Of The person by whom the sad
power was executed.
Witness my hand. this 49, day of -, in
the year -.
Before me, -, here insert either Justice
OF the Peace on other Magistrate, duly empow-
cred 10 administer oarbs in the County Of
---, IN the State Of ----. personally appeared
this day, -, aud -, of the said conn y,
who did seyerally make oath, that -, by
whom the foregoing declaration WIS subscribed
is generally rcpuied aud believed Ia have been
an Officer IN the Amy OF the Revolution, IN
manner as therein stated.
Witness my band, this ----d day Of, in
|, -, Clerk oil the Couri Of the County Of
-, in the State OR, do hereby eatliy
that - before whom the foregoing alhdaviIs
were sworn, was nj the time, here insert either
Justice Of the Peace or other Magistrate, daily
empowered 10 administer oaihs, and duy em-
powered 10 administer osths.
In testimony waftlkof. have hereuno. set
my baud, aud affixed me seal Of the
II. s. SAID CONT, this ---- day Of, IA
the year -.
Sigurd]
-. To be published once week for two
months, in the papers authorized 10 publish the
Laws ofIhe United States
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Harrea. The wheat harvest commenced IN
this neighhofhood last week, " the weather
continues favorable to secure unhmi The halancc
of the crop, il will prove better aud more abna.
dant one than common
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I algncd !

signed
-, Clerk ol the Court of ihe County of
--===, IA the state Or, Ito certify. thai -.
before whom the ioreaoiu aiidayiis we're sworn.
was, n the iime 49, justice Of the Peace
OF as The ease may be, aud duty empowered to
administer oAlhs.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto SET
m, hand. aud afised ,Ilr seal Of the
IL S SAID Conri, this ----- day OF ------, ~
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l. 49,. Clerk Of the Court Of the County Of
, IN the State OF -. do hereby certify,
thai ---, before whom the foregoing power of
attorney was acknowledged, is a Justice OF the
Peace.
la testimony whereof. have hcrcunto srf
my hand aud affixed the seal ofthe
IT,. S. SAID court, this - day oil -, IN the
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led and aei,roted in The !
igpci |

Signed l.,
Before me - n Justice Of the Peace III the
county Of ------. in The State { -, personally
appeared tins da, --- whose name, Is sub
scrlbed 20 the foregoing power of attorney, aud
acknowledged the same o be his act and decd
Witness ny hand this ----- day Of pin
the wear -
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E1NoR RENT.--A static "a rear of ms OF
X hce March "A.
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torm u q declaration 10 be made " tie non
commissioned OUiro} NtUoians a Prifnies
fpr the purpose ol ohlnibipg III. benefit al
IN act tor tho reliei OF rerlaa surviving Of
Bcers and soldiers Of the Army OF The Revu-
luton" approved on The 10th OF May, 1928,
y -------, OF -. III the county OF -.
IN the State of -----, do hereby declare that I
enlisted ~ tie Continental Line of the Army
OF the Revolution. for and during the war,
ani continued in its service until It's tefmina-
ton al which period was Sergeant Cor
moral Musician, or Private, Bs the cnse may
be. IN Captain ---------'s Company, IN the
-----=-- regiment 81 the -=-==---- linz. And al
80 declare tint afterwards received oerl'6-
cate tor the reward ol eighty dollars, to which
was entitled, undnf aresnlve OF Congress
passed The 10Th Of May, l77s
And further declare thal was mol. on
the fifteenth dnv OF March 1897, on The Pen.
sion List ot The United States.
[siguedl
Before me-, ----=--, here insert either q
Justice Of The Peace or other Magistrate, duly
empowered 10 administer oath- ;, in the eoun
" of -----. N the Stnle III ----=----, personal
ly appeared, this day, --------., aud --------- %
the said county, who did severally make oath
tbni --r---v- by whom the foregoing derlarH
ton was subscrhed, is generally fepnred hu'
believed 10 he an officer in the Army al the
Revolution. ~ manner rs therein stated.
Witness my hand, this ------ day OF ----, IN
In
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Signedl

FOrn ON Power u HHofRfY
Know all men by these presents, that -----,
Of -, IN the county of ---- IN the State al
-- do hereby constitute and appoint ------,
my true aud lawful attorney. with power OF
substitution foI me, aud IN my name, 10 reecly
from the United States the amount OF pay nov
due to me, under the ac for the reliel of certain
surviving officers aud soldiers OF the Revolution
approved 10Th MAY, 1896 M -=- IA the -----
regiment Of the ----- line of the army Of the re.
volniion.
Witness my hand and seal, this ----- day OF
- ~ the yenr
SeuIed and d,hrrfpd IN fbe J
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
mum the Ne,o- York DAILY .idpert.se',
COLOMBIA

We are still without decisive news from this
Republic. We have papers from Maracayho
rs late as the 3oth December; and Caracas dates
a few days later. The attention OF tie country
is fixed on the preparations making for the
Grand Convention; but we are not Informed OF
The character and dispositions 9th persons
aamed for delegates Our papers contain
1ecree Of Oct. Goth, ordering the organization
OF The militia in the pro, inc es on the northern
oas;, for security agains, the expeditions nj :
ing our at Ferrol and Cadiz. In the province
Of Valencia, are to be formed hattalions OF
infantry, and companies of artillery; in Ma
turin, battalioEs: in Sulia, 9, in Magdalena.
S; and in the Islhnus 2. These troops are to
be in constant readiness to take up arms, and
while in actual service will be paid like regular
troops. They are also to be disciplined on the
,ame system. and the corps of cavalry OF the
LIBERAL army, in several Of the provinces, dis
banded in 1921, are to be re>oreanized. We
nope that Paez viii no, have the command, r.or
any other military revoluiionist
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-09
RErRENcHMENr REsuLUT1oNs.

The following is perfect copy Of the Reso-
buttons, as they finally passed in the House ri
Representatives, On Wednesday night last
RESOLVED, That Select Commit.e be ap~
pointed, whose duty it shall be to inquire and
report TO this House, if any, and what, rerencl..
ment can be made with safety 10 the public in
,eresr, in the number Of the officers Of the Go,
ernmen, of the United States, and in the a.
mount of salaries which they may respectively
receive; more especially, to report speciica lIy
on The following heads:
lst. What reductions If expense can be
made in the State Department in the number
and salaries Of the Off ers and clerks attached
to this Department, in the expenses regulating
the foreign intercourse, and in the printing
and distribution Of Tie public laws Of the U.
nited States.
Cd VIVA, reductions in the Treasury De.
partmen,, and whether an effective system of
accountability, and for The collection Of the
public dues, is there established
Sd What reductions ofexpense ran be made
in the Navy Department, in the clerks and Of
6cers now acting subordinateIy TO the Secreta,
ry Of the Navy
4,h. What reductions or expense can be
made in The Department of War, in the Indian
Department and in the clerks and officers now
acting snbordnateIy to the Secretary of War
5th, VIVA reductions of expense can be made
in the number Of officer, and The amount OF
compensation which they may receive, in the
Postmaster Generals Department.
And that the committee 5e further instructed
to examine the several contingent funds Of each
of these DEPARTING nts, and 10 report the amount
and objects for whie b disbursements have been
made from these funds; and that they report
the amounts, vouchrd and untouched; which
have beer paid from The secret service
fund, since the first day of July, 1870, or the
fund regulating the contingencies Of foreign
intercourse, and Of the fund for the expenses OF
the intercourse with the Barbary Powers.
And that they further report whether the
compensation of members Of Congress should
be reduced; and whether the fixed salaries OF
this House and its contingent expenses, can,
with ?roprieIy, be- diminished.
Aud further Thar they inquire whether mo-
diications of,he sinking fund &C, can be made
with view Of predicting more speedy ex,in-
guishment # he public debt
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DELAWARE BREAKwATER.

Inc United States Gazette gives. as an arsu-
g,'n' IN iavor OF the erection ola breakwa,er a,
~, %e mouth OF the Delaware Bay, statement of
,%e amount OF coasling trade to and from phil
S'pAa, with por,s within the limits of the u
ss.a.eS' ~ regular lines, taken from an estimate
ne year 1897. According to this state
Ls appears that IN regular hines only,t va.
oZ1'ss5,soo is transported. OF course
"S estimate OF foreign trade or Of transient
=, ISSUING Is excluded, and no reference is had
r "e Two adjoining states, or TO the great
ns sn'sr OF vessels which would, during str, IS
" weather, take shelter within he breakwa alter
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From .4aacnolis. February 4tA.

y
"The ;, revenue bill 'eported by The Com
mit,se Of Ways and Means was acted on to-day
in the House OF Delegates, ii provides that ev-
cry person vi hin the Site, othrr than the
grower, maker or manufactures, intending TO
Sell or barter any goods, wares, or mere handize,
forrign or ,ncs ic, in store, or other house,
or enclosure, $ al frs, obtain q license, for
which he shail pay ,wese dollars TO the use Of
The State, other persons are required TO take
licenses at eign,cen dollars, for keeping tav-
ern, ordinary eating house, oyster house, SC.
The bill passed the House, and will probably
pass the Senate and become Jaw, and it is es.
timatrd that II will produce a re,enae Of about
$4,000 per annum. The dill 10 transfer the
auction duties above $4,000 to the state, will
be acted on next Thur,day, and viii be passe
by the House of Delegates; Off fate in the Sc.
nate, / cannot form judgment.
"Anothcr revenue bill provides for a new
general assessment Of all property, real aud
PERSONAL, IN HE stale, its real value, on whic
very moderate per ceLtum wiz he imposed
Tor the year-Ihis bill will also probably be-
come law, and will produce, with The other
sources, an ample revenue TO meet all the wants
Of the , ate, and enable the Legislature to
make liberal appropriations for Internal i'm.
pro'emenls, now so iudispenslbly necessary to
revive the prosperity Of car State. If the fund.
10 De derived from the new taxes shall be thus
applied, although Baltimore will contribute
largely, her citizens VIII do it chrerfully, as
'oSS vi" participate proportionably in the be-
neh'S mat VIII accrue TO the State And in eve.
~ Other part OF the S. ate, the citizens vii.
soon De convinced of the great advantages tina,
wiz ultimately result from small general con-
Tloouon, applied judiciously in obtaining a
return Of that beneficial commerce with ;he
west, OF which we are nearly deprived, and So.
curing II to our state forcvcr,-Gq.etts.
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Il A Sermon Will be deliv

cred on Sunday Ereping by leave Of Divine Provi-
dence. at early candle in the First Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev r. HARRISON, and collection ia
ken, for the benefit of the oNEs'MUS SOCIETY.
Necessity compels them to make this annual appeal
to the pubc and while they offer their grateful
acknowledgement for past generosity, they rely with
confidence OH a continuation Of it, and would still
plead the constant demands of the INDECENT their
charity.
The Society beg leave to report that within the last
year they have distributed, those objects whom they
have considered absolutely needy, l67 garments, 81
pair of shoes, and AZ pair of stockings.
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OBITUARY

Departed this life, yes'cr lay evening, after short
bat painful illness, which he bore with Christian for
titude and resignation Mr.. Patrick Lophen, Ca native
of reand in the 46th year OF his age, and for the last
10 years a respectable inhsbitant of This town.
Ills friends and acquaintance, and that ofth' family,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral
Sunday evening" at o'clock, frotn his late residence
or Prince, between Columbus and Alfred streets