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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-17


VIRGINiA:-fa the Circuit Superior Court
Of Lao and Chancery for Be'heiey county:
November Rules, 1852
John Marlatt, PITY.
cgdiag
Abel Durham ard Nancy his wife, and Ro
bert Small and Charlotte his wife, DEF Is.
In CtIANCEHf
|gEsHE defendants not having entered their
h appearance and gwen security, accord
lng to The act Of assembly and the rules OF
tins court; and it appearing by sat siaetory
evidence that they are out Of tins Connion
weaIths IL is ordered, that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this su,t. ON the
first day OF tire next term, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff. and that copy Oh ms
oqder be forthwith published m any newspa
per within this county, aud continued Tor Two
months successfully, and another copy there
of posted at the frcnt door Of the court house
Of said county. CoPy-les,e,
JOHN SikOrHER. G
nor
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90. 5s4 Przes-19 400 Blanks. $4,000
Tickets $500; Halves $500; Quarters 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-01-17
I'ulkmg, Dying, Dressing and
Manufacture of Cloth and Car
petmg, and Carding of Wool.

petmg, and Carding of Wool.
yHsHE undersigned take this opportunity
b informing the public, that they have
rented the "Juartinsbttrg Factory" at the
North end of said town, formerly occupied
by MIR. C. G. Conradt, and Iately by Messrs.
Riddle s. Janney, where they purpose carry
ing on. in all its various branches, the
Pulling, Dying, Dressing and
Manufac!swe Of Cloth, Blaa-
kets, Wanaels, Linseys, &c.
in the best possible manner, shortest sotice,.
and on reasonable terms. They will alss
manufacture all kinds of CARPETiNG, such
as Venitian, Welting, Figured &c. and war
rant the colors 10 be bright and durable
Also. Cdrding Of Wocl info Rolls, Sc. Un'
der a confident belief Of their ability to exc
cute all orders in their line of business. in
workmanllke manner, they solicit from
generous public. a share Of patronage.
J. G. GElSENDORFF & BROTHERS:
Marinshurg, Oct 25, ls92.-6m
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SSsattliaeourH GAZETTE:
PuBLIsEED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
AT

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Or, Tico Dollars aud 1,re'.ty fee Cents,J
At THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred TO the end Of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENT?
will invariably be demanded
a. Those who may wish to disc ontinue me
paper. (Which cannot be done until arrears
ges are paid up1 will notify tho Editor 10
that effect. al least thirty days before The tx'
plratioo ofihe time for which they subscribed
For ADVERTISING one dollar y,r square
for tina three first insertions, ard twenty h'e
cents for each continuance. The Duait - OF
Insertions must be noted on the Ms. otherwise
they I'LL be continued and charged accord
nsly.
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.9oecdote An honest jonathan, from Berk
~ his frs. visit to the metropolis, was
awakened one night, by hearing the cry of
'oysi buy any oysters" in the melihuous
tones OF one Of the vendors OF these luscious
s.. fish, who was passing under the win
COWS Of the hotel. = noise so new TO his ear,
startled him, anu be aroused his room mate
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Sporting .qnecdote u Fact. Az arespect
able cIt,zen of Heard county, few days
since was engaged in removing the rubbish
from piece Of newly cleared ground, he
discovered hawk in close pursuit of par
fridge; the latter in the rapidlty of bis flight,
IN endeavoring to escape from the talons Of
the hawk, come suddenly and violently in
contact with sharp splinter of the limb OF
tree which pierced him through the body
The hawk with great rapidity closely put
sGln-. has prey, likewise encountered the same
splinter. which he also run through his body
aoA nus clInchsd himself fast upon the par
fridge. In this manner the, were both Ia
kve ny our informant Southern Plant
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SORTING .4necdote. long since, a
Geese merchant from the "hnd of stcdy ha
has" arrived at a neighbouring town on his
way TO market, where some sportsmen were
husily engaged in their favor,e recreation Of
shooting at turkeys Thinking it a fine OPP
ppftunity to dispose of some Of his load at a
good price, and being up to trick or two,
he offered to put up some Of his cheese at a
short distance on level ground, he to place
the target, and selec, the spot for the gun
ner to stand The price being asF.ed upon
by the marksmen. he produced one OF his
best, and placing it behind hugh oak, nea
sured off twelve rods and desired bin to fire.
Nothing daunted hy this manruyre,- orr
sportsman deliberately loaded his rifle, AMI
selecting large fiat stone, placed il near the
oak, then returning TO The designated spot,
tiered, and the ball striking the stone glanced
into the cheese, which he trinmpbanfly shout
dered, and marched off, having fairly won
The prise by his ngenoity.-Dedham Pa.
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Sound .9dcice At fate political meeting
in Philadelphia. as the story is told, gen
tleman was nominated to some resaonsible Of
fee, which nomination. he however, declined
accepting iii he should first consult bis wife.
On reaching home. he Immediately stated the
case to his better half and asked her advice,
adding. Now if have ever done any thing
wrong. or yon Or any member OF the family
have been guilty OF improper conduct. so
surely a. am nominated, every thing of the
kina will be made public through the newspa
pers s. handbils" After moments Thought
full silence, his wife exclaimed. "Well my
dear, think you had better decline the nom
IN tinnfD
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THE LEXINGTON LOTTERY,

Glass Fourth, for 1888.
To be drawn at LyRchburg on Wednesday
the 2O,h day OF February, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
MAJ. DowNINd's LETTEns

We give the conclusion Of MAJOR Jack Dow n
ing's last letter from the " Rip Rsps''
The Ginersl was amazingly tickIed 10
ther day. Peleg Bissel-(you know Pc
leg. who 10 al the while whitlin, aud saw
in, and maxim clscks, and apple parers
and churns, and lives nigh Seth Spfaeue,,
School House, down TO Downingville r.
well, Peleg sent tho GiDoral q new ehurp
OF his own invention; and he calls il the
jackson ChurD.r he wants q patent for
IT. The cute eritur says, in his letter 10
the Gineral, that are churn 10 lest like His
OovernmeDt--its only got one wheel. and
q smasher; and that II will make more
butter than any other churn, and out of
any most any thing The Ginerai IL SO
pleased with IL, he will set and turn il near.
ly all day. Says he, MajsT. 4 like th,.
ere churn amazing ely, that Bissel is a know.
lnE fellow. IL that cburn had been made
by Congress, IL would have more than so
wheels and springs. and make no more
butter arier all Major says he. tell
Peleg ! thank him. and send him q patent '
And so I did aud I tell'd him IN tb.
letter. that the Gineral would keen his
cburn in the hall Of the White House 20
let folks see that u didn't require as MANY
- NNA' W tbaAu DuhtEg NNeV tntOk
on add then when they come up chamber.
IN the Cabinet Recon-, and fad only me
aud the President, they'll understand ~
the better. When the Ginsfsi come 20
sign this letter. WE'LL says he, Major.
that's just what was thinking on. We
get every day an everlasting batch Of let.
terra from Mr.. Van BuFeE and Amos KIN
DIE, end they are 90 pIsgy jagged. that We
cant make 'em fl exactly With some o
Tiers. coy most as jagged, from the south
Sad Wet, and ali from our folks toe
One wants one thing. and Que wants 70
tbsr some Of our folks down South say.
% The Bank - pct down, Ne shsH all be
split up into splinieTs lbeEe.
And jest 90, ony iother say, they say.
Ne shaOt hnd ~ = week aBy Of ouf folks
North, u the Back y r. chartered. sad
some talk Of the Nall6ers % GsOfgis go
Isg iof MI Van BaIsB. snd that Ne must
look shsfp, snd not 30 noibin sgiO EN- -
And some say that ere tower Of Mr. Web
sisF aHsy West. snd his speechey. bother
some On 'em plsg,ly. ! wss little stump
ed Tor = spell Myself. sBd teild the Cine
Fal. says T. GBefal. ~ 700 expect one 20
satisfy al these felix's. youfe mistaken. We
caat 81 60 ssys . We'll. then says BE-. +
ne nssl send Tor Mf ysn Bufen This
kinder Bsltied me, and says 1. 'GiDsrsl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
the WATER LILy.-.r x,.. ,,,.,.

THE Water-I allies, that are se,oc /
TIE calm clear water, but no less s..rcnr anon
u'e black and scos ling waves. Il Lyhts aaj .ylu
sio'rs Of !Sconish Life.
Oh! beautiful th.u art.
lhou sculpturc-likc and stately Riv-r-Ouccn,
Growing the depths, rs with the Iyla sercue
N sp,rre heart
Bright Lily Of the wa~r.
Rising 'n fearless grace With every swell.
Thou sccm'st ~ IL n spirit mcckiy brave
Dwell In Thy cell:
Lifting alike th, head
N placid beauty, feminine vet free.
Whether with foam or pictured .xurr .,r,.d
The waters be.
What il like thee, fair flower.
The gcn,i, and the firm thus hearing up
10 the blue sky the alsbss,er cup.
As TO the shower!
Oh, Love is most like thee,
ne Love OF Woman; quivcring to the blast
through every nerve, yet rooted deep anu fast,
Midst Life's dark s,s.
And Fsith-oh, is not Faith
Lake thee, too, Idly spriugiug into light.
sui buoyaniiy about the billow - miyit
Through the storms breath
Yes, iinkI With such high thoughts,
Flower, lie, thine image in my bosom lie
IN SON. 'n"g there OF its own parity
Aud peace be wrought:
Something yet NOR divine
. nan me clear, pcaIly, virgin lustr,. she'd ;
orth from thy breast upon the river, b,.,l [
AS from shrine. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
EOR SIZE.

"A TRACT Of LAND, purchased Of Ca.
n leb sale, containing 2Gl acres, well
watered, aud has two or three fine springs.
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shcp-
herdstown 10 Winchester, will pass through
It when finished.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres
lying on the same road, and bounded by Ope.
quon creek, with between 80 aud 80 acres OF
hne bottom, and has ? or ) good springs--one
white sulphur, very much frequen.ed dur.
ing The season, and flowing out Of n large
Hat rock all around Il. one of these fsrms u
bounded by the main road, and il well i'm.
PrOycd-bOth lying IN Frederick county--is
we'll timbercd, aud has a quantity Of meadow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land, in the
same county, and on the same road, contain
ing acres, one hall meadow, the balance IN
Inc timber This tract would suit trades.
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting small lot. There Is a spring and
running water OB it
Also, another Tract, containing $40 acres,
lying IN Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river, ell ~ timber. A. the canal will pass
along the bottom through the land, u will
be very valuable, and tie timber will be IN
great demand.
Also, anoiherTract, containing sOacres living
on the main road from Mariinsburg 10 Bath,
with dwelling house and cellar, and a small
orchard. About 30 acres are cleared, and 5
o. 6 acres of meadow, and has a good spring
ADD running water or u. THIS property would
answer Tor a public house, a. II Is about half
way.
These lands will be sold low, and will
take IN aymeuf, Negroes or money.
Any person wishing 10 purr hasc, may APP
ply 10 The Subscriber living 10 Jefferson e0un-
~, Virginia, on the main road leading from
shepherdsiown 10 Winchester, and within J
miles Of NIddleway
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
FEB. ~, 1919
Gy-The above land will be in market an.
tii sold. r c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

ysn ha'nt forgot that are cburn al,,,J,-
no. no.. says he, we'll stick TO thu. M,.
jor. Well. fhen.' ssysI, do you think
that Mr.. Van Buren, will use tina, arc
chorn he keeps hrs bread baiter-d.' a,.
u by moro wheels than that are churn's
got We'll. Major says the Giaerai.
he 10 p'aGy curious eriter. after all.
he'll make wheels turn some times right
aein ono another, yet ne gifts siong-snd
when he lets his slice fall, or some one
mock, u out Of his hand. il always some
how fsh' butter side up Well say, I,
G,neraI. don't you know why p NOT ex
acily. says he. Major welI,' says +,
IN tell you-he buffers both sides az
once says The Ginerai drew his isco
all into rumple for about a minute, and
then snorted right out.
The Ginsrsi talks OF going 10 the Her,
mitsgc next spring--he says he thinks no
has done enuh for the couuiry-andI think
so too-he says may 60 along with him
or stay and lend Mr.. Van Buren, hand
wen say something about this in the Mes
sage. Yours. as before.
j. DOWNING. Major.
DoscrIngrile .hlna, Cd BIyads.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
TRUST SALE.

nY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by
No Rawleigh Morgan and Rebeoca his wife
dated The goth day of December, 1896. to the
undersigned as trustee for the purposes there.
IN mentioned, which said deed is Of record In
the clerks Office of the county court Of Jeffer.
son, the said trustee will offer, at public sale
Tor ready money, before Daniel EntIer's IA.
vern IN shepher'lstown, on Friday the 3Oth o.
august, (instant,)
II Lot or Parcel Of L0ssss,
lying and being in Shepherdstown in the coun.
~ Of Jefferson, designated in the plan Of said
town as lot No. 35, which lot fronts on the
main street, and adjoins the fre-proof bricL
store-house Of walterB b. SelDy. The premises
upon which are good house, kitchen, &c
are now occupied by Mr.. John Wysong.-
The town run passes through the lot, and
the property is very efgibly situated, in the
business part Of the town, and is we'll worthy
the attention Of merchants or mechanics
A reference to said deed will more fully show
The boundaries. Such title as is vested in
the trustee, (believed TO be indisputable, j
viii be conveyed TO the purchaser
DANIEL BUCKLES, Trustee.
Aug. 8, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
TRACE or LANu.

described in the proceedings. "a, living nm
the tasf side Of said river, 10 Jefferson coun-
ty, Va. containing. BY estimation, Three finn
dred and -Niaefy odd .iCRES,r-and the Mil
Seat at 'estal's falls, (also on the east side of
inc riSer,) on a smaller tract attached TO the
above, containing about % acres, all in tim
Der, to DO sold with the same.
On the larger tract, are about 20 acres
prime river bottom, all in cultivation mons
Of Il subject to be vcrfiowcd-,nd from "a
10 100 OF CLEARED upland. The balance !, Al,
IN timber, and pretty well clothed. This. 60
considerable a proportion Of river bo,,o,,
and large q quantity OF timber, and the sit,,a-
ZION, Immediately on the river, only n few
miles ADORE HarpersFerry, with the rccen,
location Of the Winchester and Potomac r, n
road, along the oppositee side Of the river (of
the speedy completion Of which, TO unite
with the baltimore rail road, and Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal at Harpers-ferry, there now
seems no doubt,) adds greatly TO the value of
the Tract. The landing, too, Of what is cali
ed keyes' Ferry, on the east side, belongs 10
TINS tract. There IS also good Ford just AT
the Mill Seat, which seat is supposed not in.
ferior 20 any on the Shenandoah river.
ID had been long anxiously reserved by Mr..
Fairfax, with the view, It is said, Of establish
ing Foundry there.
The increasing value OF river mills in this
section, owing TO the gradual failing Of the
small streams Of the country, and the increase
Of production, is thought to enhance. very
much, this eligible seat for the purpose of a
merchant mill, or factories of any kind The
improvements are to!erable LOG HOUSE,
BARN, &c.
Terms Of Saie.-One third cash, and ba.
lance, one-third in one year, one-third in
two, and remaining third In three years, deed
oil trust on premises, aud bond with security.
for the deferred payments.
ROBERT LUCAS,
August 8, 1888. Special Comm
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vusLisarp. wEKxLx, MI
JOHN -. G.4LL.4HER
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS q FIFTY ora
PER .iv.>Tlyl

FEH .LN.NT.W,
Payable half yearly; but Two DotIAns
will be received as payment In full, If paid
entireiy in advance. Whenever payment ia
deferred beyond the expiration Of the year,
interest viii be charged
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising. are For square
or less, 81, for three insertions--larger ones
IN the same proportion. Each continuance,
%. cents per square.
q. All advertisements not ordered for a
specific time, will be continued until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
BLANK BOOK
sMz.V'UEECTORY,
And Book Binding Generally.


VHNlIE subscriber having succeeded Mr..
heMul'in ia the above business, In Win
chester, has obtained from Philadelphia lirsi
rate workman, and will do all kinds Of work
pertaining TO book-bindIng. tie will parliciI-
AIRY execute all orders Tor BLANK BOOKS
lot clerks Offices aud banks, with great ac-
suFsey and PFOBptness, add vii have them
forwarded TO the neighboring counties by
special conveyance when other opportunities
DO not occur.
Paper for books or accounts will be ruled
70 any pattern, and faint-lined paper for wri-
'hs l.'ters on, kept constantly on hand.
va books will 5e bound in the best
manner, and particular attention paid 10 mu-
&c hies Of newspapers and pamphlets, which
te 700 often thrown together with great
eaFelessness
leather all be giit-rollcd for coach trim.
"eFs' also, a. moderate price.
-, SAMUEL ~. DAVIS.
" fuchestrr Gent :. f-la
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Su.
- Perior Court Of Law and chancery, for
Frederick County, Va, pronounced on the 4th
day OF July, 1881, In case in which sarah
bedinger, Exccutrix Of Daniel Beding.r, de-
ceased, - complainant, aud WIN. Herbert,
administrators OF Ferdnando Fairfax, deed
and the heirs Of said deceased, ere defendants,
! shalt, as special commissioner, on .Hondas
The 70 day IF September merit, expose to sale.
at public auction. To the highest bidder, nj
ke,es Ferry, jefferson county, Val on the
opposite side Of the Shenandoah river, imme.
diaiely in sight Of the premises. all that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
TURV.Ey'l.

VIZ Puo'ie are respectfully informed that
- .h s,ods Of TURNING. IN Wood, Brass,
p 1oa' Ana steel-also, Turning I4athcs, screw
af 49, s'ocks, Taps and ID -. Bench scrt ~
-. ~'.Du % ifon, Mall screws, Sc &C, can bs
s9 ,.o 70 We best manner, and al the shortest
800, ~ uae establishments on the island Of
'.s'nins, near lIarpcra-Ferry.
May ?, ls53.--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

" 10 NJ deash = SssiEe EssEHr BsvssE. 81
Nee Ngk, JssFs Mant.ou a III ,ie s-ly $50.
wing ipcrnhtr a ne ffst Anrrissa Cohgrrss IN
i'hi - ~ % aiso he arsisof n ne Con-
1eut,On shist f0Ined TIE Fcds1.i Constitution
Bar .amer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
P0STPONEN7ENgY.

ca THE above sale is postponed unit
Thursday The 26ih inst. Sale 10 take plac
between 10 and o'clock. RI.
September 5, 1893.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

"a gsne.Il gseps a. Dofiss IS mute applicable e
articles exported than those manufactured tor
home consumption
Since, however, the comparative want Of cap
ital is the principal obstacle TO the introduction and
advancement Of manufactures in America, !, seems
that the most efficient and most obvious remedy
would consist IN supplying that capital. For al
though tho extension Of banks may give 5000 as
sIstance In that respect, their operation Is limited
TO few places does II comport with the nature
Of those institutions TO lend for periods as long
are requisite for the establishment of manufactures
The United States might create a circulating
stock, bearing low rate Of interest and lend at
par to manufacturers principle. somewha SINH
lar to that formerly adopted by tho states of New
York aud Pennsylvau,s, IN their lean oSices. Il
Is believed that plan might be devised by which
1--WE millions year might be thus lent, without any
material risk Of ultimate loss, and without taxing
or lnjurlng any other part of the community
Nothing is more COMMON than for tho opponents
| Of any sehcm, to argue from it, i1s rpcd cacy to
its nneoHsiitaf,onaiitg and this has been quite
eiectualy done in relation to the Tariff system As
late as 1924 We believe, but one man of eminence
| in the Union hal denied 10 Congress tho constitn-
.lonal right to impose heavy du,ios on foreign
/
ufacturcs and that ml1 was John Randolph,
who, it supposed a. tho time, .as actaateJ by
the same disposition 10 oppose every thing winch
had uniformly distinguished him except IN few
lucid intervals from the moment TINT he becare
adlsaPprnted politician, consequent on Mr. JET.
iersons refusal to appoint him Minister to Eng.
land. Opposed to his single opinion, we may re-
fer .st TO the revenue act passed by the first Con
gross that sat after the adoption Of the Consltu
Non the preamble of which expressly reces that
Que of ITS Objects was to protect manufactures =
,eco"tlg, to all the acts imposing duties on foreign
fabrics, passed from that period down To 1924
thirdly, TO the Opinions of all our Presidents MS
ayo~ed IL some one or more of their Messages to
Congress, Including jefferson, Madison and Mon
roe-opInlsns similar in character and amos
identical IN words with those which we have aboy,
quoted from the Message of ISl0, a.J the Annua
Report of The Secretary of the Treas ury CHR
Gall'iin) which accompanied ii foariaiy, To tn,
frequently expressed opinions aad votes of Mcssrs
Calhoun, MeDuiiie, llamton, and indeed of al
the leaders Of the Nullid alton party VIII, now de
nounce the Protective system as unconstitutional
aho were previously called upon to express sue'
Opinions andt give such votes, in favor of ,hes,
dntles ard fta'g, the general acl uaseenre o
the entire country, even Of those sections which
doubted and denied the cxpedieney Of the system
in It's constituiionsiry. Oar object however, W,
repeat is not 10 dissnSs the consiitutonnlity Of III
Tariff sys,om-it is only to show the force of pre-
Juiicc, and the progress of error when reason sur
renders the rcins 10 passion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30
MIR. CIAY'S TARIFF LAW.

The National lntelligencor copies an artielc
tiom the l. ;eds (England) Mercury, which com
plains in unneasurcd terms, OF tho provisions Of
the Tariff law passed at the last session Of Com
gross, and known as NJ. cIay's oonuon'se bal
TIC NerHa-y thinks it % ml.h Poesa tim tia, Of
NJ p,alch' (taa adnin,,,ra,ion schcme,) and
decidedly less liberal than that of last July
These groans from the itish mn,afaelur ing dis
trlcs are The most satisfactory evidences ~e have
yet seen of the Wisdom Of Mir. CIay's pan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

al her 70 her final rect Ter last moments were
spent IN comforting her weeping friends, aud m
giving evidence that her peace wns malc ~llh
God. Her end was ealrn, even marked by a hea-
yany smic. She foil asleep IN tho Lord, having
frequently repeated hesc verses
Why should we stattof ienrio no
What m rous wutaas NC marialH afo
nenfIi d. the Salu n eohe7- I"q
AM yet ~o fear 20 entef Il. tr'
Tbr raos, The geaaas, tAo dya sitl(e,
ttfshloer approaching aeIia AMY,
And va slnb aach nsoln ia blss
Fond Of an prison AMI 9a ehy
On. II my .ord woud catne oaa meet
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