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FROM rHE RICHMOND E~ariRkR.
Death has struck dotrn q noble heart

La announcing the death Of Richard Morris of
Hanover, we publish, Intelligence painful ,lcepI,
and depiorably painful, TO tie heart uf every Vir
gin'an. He Was one Of the first orators in the
S'A'e-ana a nobier spirit did not exist among
the sons OF men. Possessed OF n powerful IN
dcrstand'ng, at line principles Of action OF tn,
most sweet and attractive manners Of Am a,lu,;-
rabic ciocution, lac occupied high station among
ms ooun'ryme". were difficult to Say, whether
he was more beloved or respected D,s,inyuish-
ed at the Bar, in the Legislature in the Conyen
ton OF the State, lac was personally known 90
thousands--and hisnanic has reached the rcmote,,
borders of The Commonwealth. II is rarely, in
deed, that death strikes M 10 noble a mark H..
sunk under the attack Of a bilious fever ON Sa,ur-
day last, IN the bosom OF his amiablc and afflicted
iamiiy, IN the county OF Hsnover.-wc ART i,,-
debted TO the pen OF who kne~ him ~ ~.
and who knows how tn do justice To such a n,an.
iorthe following communication
DIED on Saturday the 3,l lust, RicH,nn
Nioanis oil Hanover, ia the 4sth year Of his age
In this his native State, few men wer,. better
known, and none more generally respected. En-
deared TO his family and friends ty all the virtues
that adorn private life, his character Was distin-
g'iishcs: also Tor every quality which constitutes
AN useful member and servant of the State lie
represented his native county in the House of
Delegates Tor many sessions; and he was n repre-
sentative of the district OF which Hanover formed
part, IN the late Convention held To revise and
! amend the Constitution of Virginia disnIa,inr
always, abilities OF the first order-eloqucnt In
debate, saSac'ous, prudent, and iudicious-pursr-
ing viituous ends by vrtuous meaus-irank, gem
crous, liberal, tolerant, firm, aud iust-and thus
commanding the respect, esteem, anil confidence
of all his political opponents, az well as his DO
iiteai friends will lament his death, as loss to
his country Of fine talents and approved capaci,,
Tor public service, animated, sustained, aud di-
rccted by virtue which never swcryed from the
straightcst paths Of duty. Ambition, which tcmpts
so many, never tempted him. But ia that pri ya,c
station, which most lac lovcd-in the relations Of
husband, father, ncighbor, fricnd,-his gay and
cheerful VT, the refinement aud elegance Of his
conversation, the purity Of his morals and man.
ners, his difusiNc bencvoencc, and the warmth, Of
all his affections, made him not less the object Of
love than OF respect aud admiration and all who
had the happiness To know him, will n,ingle their
tears with those OF his disconsolstc widow, chill
dren and relatives, aud mourn his death rs a com
mon bereavement TO them ALL
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HaZclfeld for Rent.

Mrs, HUNTER being desirnu. Of dis.
AVA continuing her Farm. now offers FOR
rent: Tor a term Of years. about three
hundred acres ether flAzELriELD ESTATE.
Win the buildings now occupied by her
o'erseer. and the barn aud some Other
out houses. Any person DESTROYS OF tax
mg lease III the above premises, will be-
pleased 10 apply TO her in person. Pos.
session " be gwen nj New Year
III. =. q. TUCKER.
For Mrs .ian H,o.ier.
Aug. p. 1881.
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fUrJdr.
Congress-Gibson S57. Mercer 257.
Merccr's majority IL the district, go.
u. OF D.-SPeneer ". Dali is elected.
Pseahoatas
Congress-MeCoy 1913. Stribiioy a.
III. OF D.-John Gillian is elected
Bafh
Congrcss-McCo,'s sjori,y 200.
W." Cameron elected 10 the house of de.
legA,es.
Northumberland
Co"gress-Chinn l7l, Tsli.ferro l2l.
Senate-Bs. sc PA, lIungerford S.
u OF IL Thomas ~. Harvey 295, no Oh.
Lancaster.
1onSress-Chinn - M jority over Taliaf,.rro.
Kins aud Queen.
Congrcss-John NJ. Garnett 10, John ].
hoaoe l35. Edwin Upshsw I4O. bernard 90.
1874.
Congress-John 8. harbour 1865 Joh, n
Wallace l62.
|. II OF D.-John s. Pentieton $50. Edmund
broAdus 6S6. Joseph S. Hansbrough 57s, a.
Shackief0rd 296. Philip Thornton 498
Allegheny.
Gongres'-Robers Craig. no opposition.
u. OF D.-Col. John Per,iryer Can,
Moses II. Mann -.
.imhersf
Congress-Wm r. Gordon, no opposi,ion.
SenAte-Dr. C.. Cooke. no opposition.
IL. OF D.-Sxmuel NJ. Garland, no opp.
Luneaburg.
Congress-N. Alexander, no opposition.
II. OF D.-John r. Street. no op opposition,
Scat.
Congress-Johnson 4o4, Draper II6.
ii. Of D.-Hram Kilgore elected
V'yihe.
Congress-Draper 783. johnson 43.
IL. Of D.-Charles l.. Crockett, no on.
Fdyene.
Congress-Smith $50, Maxwell S..
Monroe
Congress-Maxwell AGA, Smith $50.
Logan.
Congress-Smth 1874, Maxwell IS, Rey.
nolds IS
H. Of D.-Col A. LAWSON elected.
Nicholas.
Congress-Smith 100. Maxwell o., Rev.
nolds S..
Bfafthe,ss.
Congres-C. n. Brax,on 1o1.' Richard
II OF Dbl. IIudgins lls. A. BilIups 9, J..
Il BilIups 9.
MIR. Braxton was not candidate until the
Gay tho election commenced an Gloucester,
Gloueester.
Congress-Coke 322, Brax,on n.
James City County.
Congress-Coke log, BraxtonI
tfar,viek
Congress-Coke 68, Brsxton 1.
IL. of D.-Alexander w. Jones 50. F. w.
Moore IS.
Northampton.
Congrcss-Cokc 65, Rraxtou 60
III. Of D.-Niicrs W. Fisher, no opposi,ion.
Norfolk.
Couyrcss-Scwton 42s, I.oyaii 2si
III. OF D.-Gen. John Hodges SIS, DIR John p.
Young sol, John A. Chandler o9s, John y.
Leigh 2si.
Elizabeth City county aud Norfolk borough vet
10 vote. Newton's present majority 1879
GoSchiand.
H. Of D.-Archibald Bryce. jr 2o5, Joseph s.
Watkins 202.
Preston.
III. OF Own. Is. linn 1928, Benz Shaw 1917
Esser.
Congress-Garneti S3, Bernard 20. Roanc 100.
upshaw CT.
Scnate-Parker COG, Upshaw CT, Dickinson ii.
H. OF D.-Ritchic 40, Barnes 7s, Pitt. So.
Bay lor 5s.
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CASH roR WHEAT.
To the Farmers of Jefferson
and Berkeley.

TliE undersigned having rented Colonel
II Hiio's interest in tho HopeweIi Mills,
on the Shenandoah River, rs prepared as
usual. for the msBu(sciuro Of Flour lie
will give q barrel OF Superfne Flour for
every 500 pounds Of merchantabis Wheat,
and will pay the highest market price in
cash for Wheat delivered in The mill, at all
times. JACOB NEWCOMER
Aug. IS, 1891.
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The Washington correspondent III
the Journal Of Commerce says-sOn
Thursday last the President gave a
large dinner for the purpose Of an in
PRODUCTION Of the chiefs Of Bureaux 10
the new Secretaries and Attorney &c.
neral. OF the former. there were two
uninSited, Col. Towson and DR.. LoveI;
aud two necessarily absent, Col. BON.
ford and Mr.. Maxcy. The company
was honorcd with the presence Of lis
Honor. justice Johnston. and the Tx.
Secretary and the late acting Seere,A-
~ Of War"
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Administrators Sale.

w ILL be sold, on Saturday the 9Th
inst on credit Of ,ix months. IA,
purchaser efVing bond with approved 80
cnr'ty. ~ No. Isabella Engic's. near Mr.
Lewis Neili's. all the personal estate OF
Michael Engie. deed. CONSISTING Of one
set OF BlacksInith's tools, lIsusehold and
Kitchen Furniture.
q. w. SAPPINGTON, ID s
For q Ipdiis. Sheriff end .7ir.'r
Aug iS. 1881.
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POLITICAL MEETING.

The citizens Of jefferson County, friendly tc
the election OF HENRY CLAY to the Prcsiden-
ey oil the United States, are requested TO meet a,
the Court House in Chariestown, on Monday tn,
i9th OF September next, (Court Day, for the pur.
pose OF taking into consideration the propricty oil
appointing delegate TO the National Republican
Convention, TO BE- held in Baltimore in December
next.
August %, 1881.
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JOHN A. JOHNSTON
EStray Steer.

PURSUANT to warrant. 20 us directed
We have this day viewed an EsTRAY
Ihh, she"n TO u bylwaiter shirley. oi
this county: AMI do find the same TO be a,eL
Steer. with white face, and the right horn
harging down over the right eye has a cron
aud under bit in The right car, ard the lei,
ear cropped; aged about three wears; and
We 90 's'ue The same NJ twelve dollars
Certified under orr hands. TIN. sd d,v :
August 1881. WM. SHIRLEY,
JNo BUCKMASTER,
IHo'S BR!SCOE.
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PennsyIrania. AT large meeting
Of National Republicans in Dauphln
county, Pa. the Hon. JoHx SEReEANr
and Gen. ABSER LAcock. we're re.
commended a. the two Delegates. from
the state at large. 20 the National Con.
vention, to be held IN Baltimore in De-
oember.-- Bolt. Pat.
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Appointments by the President.

GEoRoH Ii. PORTER. Of PeBDsylya.
MIA, to be Governor of the Michigan
Territory, 10 place of Lewis Cass, re-
signed.
LUcIrs LYoN, of Michigan. to be
Commissioner on the part Of the Uni
ted States for ascertaining the North.
ern boundary line Of the State Of Iii.
nois.
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Tabor by profession. who lately al.
.conneh ttomi the neighborbood ofksble',
'i'''s' !" Jeiet.on county. Virginia, leav-
ins many OF i'i, creditors unpsil Tic
undersigned furnished SAID KIRK. fnr.,v.-
raj months. with articles necessary Tor the
support oi his family. for which he h,,
pad very htt'e. The ncighborhooa at.
,otued hun plenty OF business, 80 that A
.e had been disposed to act the part Of an
honest man, he might have made a gen.
tcel livelihood.
MIX n small parsonage, abon, /, fee,
or inches high. of dark connie ZION
and large mouth. which acquires, a great
extent when be laughs. (Which be Seen,
more d'-posedto do. than 10 work. and !,
about - years OF age.
Those who have 20 desire 10 d.. .w;o
"leo: had better watch the quirk. aud
qnhhies OF MIR. Kirk. lest he should yet
INTO their good srsccs. aud cabbage their
property with as little ceremony as l..
has that OF the people Of Jefferson no
put misplaced confidence ia his honor
and honesty.
JOHN A. JOHNSTON.
Aug. -. 1881
az Editors Who feel willing a. Give a timrIy
Warning To their friends, will Golfer favor ~.
the community by copying the above
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p, n, -, nitriSosK. Ave. 40.
fLoCR--The ~seoa Wagon prie. during ,h..
week has becn uni.orsaly - So.
ALEXANDRIA, Arc. -
'rNeruas inc wagon price of new Wheat Flour
moderate. "
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Earthenwarc, China. sc
ROBERT H. MILLER

Has received, per ship Shenandoah
- from Liverpool. so Packages Of
and CHINA: 80
Boxes PIPES; being part OF his Fab sup.
Plies. which will enable him 10 offer his
friends and customers a handsome assert
ment oil Goods IN his line unusually sariy.
and upon the most favorable term.
Alexandria. Aug. Is, Is3i.-3t.
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PUBLIC SALE.

V1LL be sold, on Thursday the
w 95th day Of August, instant.
u fair. If not. the next fair day. at the
White House. the late residence OF John
Lock, sen, deceased,
al the Personal Esfafe
Of the said deceased, consisting. 10 part.
Of about
Twenty head of Horses,
Forty head of horned Cattle,
Seventy or Eighty Sheep.
A large stock of Hogs,
Wagons. Ploughs, liarrows,
Wheat Fans, and other Farming
Utensils,
About 1000 bushels Of Wheat,
A quantity Of Rye and Oats,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
embracing Beds and Bedding. Sidebsards.
Tables, Chairs, and other articles in re
neral use.
Terms On the Wheat. a credit of
ninety days; on all other articles above
tho sum OF S.. nine months credit, the
purchasers giving notes and approved Sc
corIty. Purchases under So. cash. The
sale will commence early ia the day. and
continue from day TO day. until al! 10 sold
AT the same time and place, will be hir
ed, for short periods. several valuable
SLAVES, belonging 10 The above estate
WIN r. LOCK, .adrn'r.
Also, al the same time and place. viii
DO offered for rent. by The heirs. a valus
bic FARM. situate near Myers mill, on
Bullskin. containing about COO acres, $50
or more Of which arc tiihble A. the
renting Of this Farm will not be on The
premises. renters will avail themselses NJ
The interim. TO view the lsDd--which will
10 shown to them by some Of the heirs. or
by MIR. Lake. who has charge 81 the same.
or. IN the absence Of either. nv John Loek
who lives near ". TIE HEIRS.
Aug. 4. 1891.
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On TUESDAY last. 10y the Rev. james VI Brown.
.s Rev. WiLlAaC G. MArrnkws, Pastor at ,h,
terrain Church In Mar,insburg, u Mis-,
Many SUSAN lIr~rrn, daughter of ,he l.,. I'll
ba'id Hunter, of Martinsbury
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\ Western paper ssys--"The boi.
Ter Of the steam boat Union was bsfsi
on the cath Mt. on her passage from
New Orleans 10 Louisville. near New
Madrid, aud three persons killed"
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To House Joincrs.

PROPOSALS will DO received from this
II time TO the 2fih day Of September, for
repairing the Presbyterian Church in Shep.
hefds,own. Application 90 be made to ri.
Their OF the subscribers. living near Shep-
herdstown, Jefferson County. We.
As IL IL proposed to expend from 500 TO
1000 dollars upon this work, the contract
will be q valuable one.
JOHN QUIGLEY,
CONRAD BILLMYRE,
WM. SHORT.
Aug IS, 1854. Daif0ing Commiifee
~ The Torch Iigh, IIsgcrsioun, aud Pred
criekiown ENsmincr viii isssrt tie above a.I,sr.
tiscment three times, and sud their aceOunts ~
the frcc PTyss OfIiee, CbaricssOwn, Jefferson
county, Va
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y
Morgan county voted on Monday Last, but the
return not received at the time Of putting our
paper TO press
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1'"oic way l,oot
Stspp CLAY $50
Reid (Jack.) $3.50
Noble, it Is supposed, is elected. In
the district represented by Mr.. Jen g.
nings, the contest for Congress was
between Wick and Carr. The result
doubtful.
In the district at present represent
ed by Boon, IL is said Law, the Clay
candidate, is elected. In the one re.
presented by Judge Test, Gen. MEG Carly
is elected. Tie 10 n Jacksonian, and
owes HE election To the circumstance
Of Judge Test and Smith, both Clay
men, running against him.
ILLINOIS. In this State, General
Joseph Duncan has been re elected to
Congress by large majority. There
were four other candidates ~ the field.
Acknowledgment Pettis, the pre-.
sent member Of Congress from this
State, has been re elected over Judge
Barton.--ChiHicofhe C0z.
TENSEssEE. In Pryor LEAFS Dis.
trict, Mr.. Arnold, the Anii-Jack son
candidate, has been elected over Mr
Lea, the present representative 10
Congress. Mr.. Arnold, II will be recOl-
leetrd. contested Mr.. LEAFS election,
before the House Of Representative At
the session Of 1929. The decision
was in favor Of the sitting member
Bot the voters Of the disiriet have nov
reversed that decision, and elected Mr..
Arnold.
Mr.. Bell and Sir. Blair are rc.eleet
ed To Congress.
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Beware Of a Swindler I
GEORGE Hrar

ME public will do well to have an
n eye To the Conduct Of a certain
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The revenue secured 81 the Custom
IIouS' in New York. ~ the quarter
ending on the SOih "f June, exceeds
five millions of dollars. The two first
quarters Of the year have therefore
produced abogt mne millions.
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We always feel pleasure in presenting to the
notice OF the public, the efforts of genius in any
department Of life and in the present case, We
only perform an act Of simple justice, when we
speak In terms OF praise of the portrait, taken by
Mr. JANIS MAoorsHrnr, Of this town. We pre-
tend to very little knowledge of the merits Of
painting but we think We can safely venture to
Aay, that the productions Of this young gen,lcmans
pencil would generally do credit to artists Of
more age and experience. Mr.. Macough,ry is a
native OF this county, aud but little more than 81
years Of age. We hope the fostering patronage
oil an enlightened and liberal community will ena-
bic him to pcrsevcre in the noble art, until he
shall arrive at the highes; honors 10 which his
worth and talents entitic him.
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When MIR. Wax Brurs retired from the d..

When MIR. VAN brrrs retired from the de-
partmcut OF State. the President expressed = hope
that his service. mish,,te commanded - in some
other s,stioa" |, Vas generally believed. at the
time. that the mission IL Ens Land MAS the station
siiu,.cd to; a,.d when il il NEGLECTED tina, the
disfrsnsliscd' Secretary lcft $1,000 per annun,,
to take sis,ooo. the extent Of his disinteres,ed-
ness will be at once apparent,
We hsvc heard i, suggested. tina, the motive
which prevailed ~ish Mr.. Van buren,, to acscp,
'hc mission, was desire 10 cult, ate his taste for
the sac arts.
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Mn. VAN BuREv. accompanied bv
his two sons and Mr. NAIL. his Score.
tAry. sailed on his Mission to England,
from New York, on Tuesday the 10th.
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KENTUCKY.

The Frankfort Commentator Of the 10th ms,
contains a list Of the members elect TO Courrrss.
ana TO The State Legislature. In Congress there
VIII be Jacksonians, and clay men, Tn the
Senate OF the State, q for Clay, aud II for Jack
sos La the House, IS for Clay, aud ~ for Jack
son-making majority Tor Clay, in join, ballot,
OF Is. a Senator friendly to Mr. Clay, will con-
scquen,ly be chosen, in place of MIR Rowan
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MIR. Wax BrnkS has sailed in the packet ship
PRrsipESr. The name seems to have charms
Tor him. Some folks think he has embarked his
fortunes IN d" sinking ship" The " hc>s, Winds
OF $50 vii, test the strength OF his baruue and
the power Of his canvass.
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We have received the August number OF the
I-ADrs Book" published in Philadelphia II
maintains the high standing previously acquired,
and well deserves patronage
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Ter HIM Some folks think he has embarked bi,
fcrtones in a g" sinking ship" The heat, winds"
OF 1882 will test the strength OF his bar,lue and
the power Of his canvass.
Virginia has lost another noble son. Two
weeks ago We registered the death Of tn. amiabir
and beloved POWELL; to-day record the de-
parture OF the gifted and eloquent NioRRIs The
demise OF t.,e former caused general gloom in
our community that of the latter again over
clouds the commonwealth. Mr.. Morris was las,
winter (as lac had often BEEN leading member
OF the House of Delegates, sn! a, the head Of
one Of the most important committees A better
chairman we never have seen, aud never expect
% see. Patient, polite, and discriminating, eve
~ point was investigated closely, and every sug-
yestion listened 10 with respect and attention. lie
was empha,ieally Of the intellectual lights Of
the hall anti Often were We charmed with the
graces and the power Of his eioqucncc in debate.
lie was not less the pride and light Of the social
circle. His open and intelligent countcnance was
true index Of his lofty and generous soul -
Bland and courteous in his manuers-tolcrant in
ms opinions-rcspectful aud disuifed in every
station, he vas an ornament to his native land.
and deserved hat his ambition never led him toll
high place In the councils Of the nation We
never knew man whom, upon a brief acqiain,-
anee, NE loved so we'll; or one, uneonnccted by
ties Of blood, whose death could cause us more
poignant sorrow. We feel as though VIC had
sustained personal loss-and We know tina, this
feeling must be universal wherever Richard Nor
MS Was known. Virginia has reason TO mourn
one OF her brilliant lights is cxtinguishcd.
We have received the August number OF the
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Aug. IS, 1891
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MARYLAND State Lottery.

l@f Tickets, oar Dollar Quarters 50 cent,
10 N- I.I =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-16
DEAF lIS.
COMMUNICABLE.


Departed this life Hin Grove, Orange county, Thursday
lam S,anad, in the l7h year her age, AFTER painful
cine children de,Dc her measurable loss Tna painful
duty of announcing the death of this beloved excnpary
unable lady, dcvuyc bereavement,
and too feeble to pay tribute adequate beg
wife, sho was devoied-asa mOiher RleCOnaG aud udul.
6ent-as relation, kd aud TcSpectiul-a, nrirhhor and
mistress both humane and charitable Beloved all
circle o her acquaintance, could duly
worth without knowing her The great sphere bap,
the bosom of her family faithful
discharge of all the domestic aud Tc!iye
mother Her temper mcekicss iseG-her speech all
uildncss-her's the language Of alnnuiiOn
poach She appeared think, that authority and reVDOf
were not the appropriate characteristics of her and
bosom was too harbour malice
Uniting every tender sympathy Of the heart hers
seat OF every virtue, she moved amidst trials
with that tranquility of mind and christian resignation
made her hairaon the hacyon abode OF peace Combining
10 the poor and needy she mindful in sp
Of charity Mrs Sansrd had joined sect of relic nn b,
she veneraed her Heavenly Father through merits her
Ecdeemer with pious mud hauwcd devotion excainIing
her last day. 'she had experienced many Gods ccics
TO be without hope To her dear family, surviving
tons and friends this should consolation though
q! sympathy and affection will flow memory
virtues No visitation Of father
Ike this, To devoted husband. Mourn. daue
EARTH All ye dear Children whom she ondy nursed and
so tendey loved and follow in the of ways,
were the ways OF peasnness aud all her paths
Like the angel ina, has gone before forever
calm hour OF night, dove like soul asccnisi
brighter and better world" L