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VIC undcriand there were abort setrri,
I've ~ The cfcW 0f ihe Potomac % tls theatre
~ l'i'Shy e'trins. bci~ccn tbe pisy sni
irrce, q parts 90 il,o second row diverted i.em-
'eIfe' bY hor'uf their shipmaics from fi.e
VI in'o ih' borf' distance 81 ten o. Twelve
leei-hy mean, oi stk handkerchief, fled o..
.iher' Hcmarka'Ir as it mas spgear ,sfe.
900 asrrtfcd 10 ihi, way. ono ~ " boro s,.
'ti'y .cl9wi weighing probably l55 pounds
'ri
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Payable halo yearly; bat Two no,t,a.
will be received payment in full. nc paid
.ntircly in advance. Whenever payment !.
deferred beyond tho expiration OF the ,ear
interest VIII DC charged
- Subscriptions for six months, 81 -, 10
be pad invariably IN sdeaHee.
ADVERTISING.
The terms ut advertising, are: For square
or less, II. for three insertions larger one.
m the same proportion. Zach continuance,
- cents per square.
81 All advertisements not ordered COR a
specific time, Will DC continued until forbid,
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Spgec 10 be occupied ~ al our re.
sTreriiOn Jodirs. we suppose that
the earth. az an average. has AWAY.
been n popu!ous % 1t Is now. and that
Il contains 600 millions ct inhabitants.
aud II We reckon thirty two years Tor
= generation, al the end Of which period
The whole human race ~ renewed. II
VIII follow ihat 49, 900 millions of hu.
man b~inss have existed on the. earth
slnce ihc present system 81 our globe
commenced reckoning. 1895 year. from
Adam 20 the present time, and consc
q1cniy if mankind had never died.
there would have been Is2 times the
present number of the cafth's iahabi
tnnts row in existence. IL fUilOa 5
irom tbs statement. that - millions OF
mankind de every year. 1885 every
every lodr. and D. every minute. and
dat az least IN equal number during
those periods is emerging from non ex.
isicncr TO tive stage OF lile. 81 that al
most every moment, rational aud im.
mortal being - ushercd mo tho world,
and another is transported 10 che insi.
s.bie state. Whether, therefore, we
contemplate tie world oi mattcl OF the
world ur mind, wc perceive inccssani
changes and revolutions gniug on.
which are gradually Carrying forward
the earth and ~ inhabitants 90 some
important cunsummstion. " we sup
pose. that. before tie close oi iimc. as
many humnn beings viii be brought
into existence ~ have already cxisfcd
daring ihe past ages Of ihc world.
there wiil 81 course be found, az tAc
general resurrection. 10000 millions
~ mankind. Vast - s1ch an Assem-
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WOMAN

Oh fair in that br Sht hour when Fortune smile,
And the fon.i world = k,n,l, and all j. gay,
And She the gr,yest, tondc9 Of the throns,
Playful and Wild. soluv,uous, delicate
Ia the worlds s'tnny garden of ioy
\ dazzling bu;trrlly-aa airy isWn,
\ thing TO IL indnlgcd, aud tightly chased:
Taught, buf no, csptarcd; ranSomcd With Hiss,
Hes word, her glance, law; and her caprice
R-s>on complete; but, f,ircr, fairrr S;ill.
When the dark clouds spread o'cg our shining
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ADVICE To THE IAnIrs

n
concluding chapter, which furnishes tie fo,.
lowing excellent
ADVICE To THE LADIES.
This work was undertaken FIR The
benefit OF both srxcs; We shall there
fore IN common courtesy conclude il
with 4 word Of advice 10 the ladies'. hy
recommending TO them MEYER rAIL.
ING BEAUTY WASH, To be used the
whole year round: by those in particu
lar who may be intent on improving
their personal charms. This wash in
deed IL SO reflect Y innocent, that il
, may BE- used with safety by both younr
and old and will greatly illustrate aud
preserve the comple Ion OF either male
or female.
Let then the ladies' observe the FOL
lowing rules in the morning use pure
water as preparatory abluuon: after
which they must abstain from all sud.
den gusts al passion, particularly envy,
rs that gives the skin n sallow paleaeSs.
Ii may seem trilling 10 talk Of temper.
anee, yet must this be attended To,
both in eating and drinking. if they
would avoid those pimples, Toe which
the advertised washes arc cure. In.
stead of rouge. let them use moderate
exercise, which will raise a natural
bloom IN their cheek, inimitable by
art. Ingenious candor. and unaffect.
eel good humor, will give an opcnness
TO their cOunteuanec that will make
them universally agreeable. A desire
of pleasing will add fire TO their ewes,
and breathing the morning air at sun
rise will give their lips 4 vcrmillion
hue. That amIablc yIvacity which they
now possess, may be happily hcighten.
cd and preserved, ii they avoid late
hours and card playing. a. we'll as no.
vel reading by candle light, but not
otherwise: for the FIRST gives the face
drowsy, disagreeable aspect, the sc.
cond is the mother Of wrinkles, and the
third IS fruitful source OF weak eyes
and sallow complexion.
a white hand is very desirable or
nament; aud hand can never be white
unless 1t be kept clean; nor is this all.
Tor IT young lady would excel her
companions ia this respect, she must
keep her hands in constant motion,
which will occasion the blood TO circu.
late freely. and have a wonderful effect.
The motion recommended, is working
at her needle. brushing up tie house;
and twirlins the distaIf.
! Let the ladies preserve an unafTect
ell ncatness IN their apparel; even If
their fortune would permit them TO
dress elegantly, their good sense should
always prevent them from descending
10 saudIncss; which certainly strikes
the cyc of the ignorant. but di-gusis
those of true taste and disccrnmeni;
besides. where there are natural charms
they ought not 10 be Gb.curcd by the
Establishments Of art. Many ladies
possess more beauties than they are
actually acquainted with, which is no
small addition TO their merit.
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lived 70 copy bank mole on stone, AMI
IN iiih0graph to notes 70 any quanits, by
cn.cai process o. is alleged th1t D. D.
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ANN.

The Ui(e icih trO UtsiGnEs. Some
eC our readers will recOilect that some
Ilteen or eighteen months since, we
published notice OF the marriage of u
Miss Phelps TO a Mr.. Roswell NJ.
Field. of Fayetteville. and also 20 a
Mr.. J. ii. Clatk, sf Boston. The
circumstance WAS the subicct nG con
siderable remark at the time. but the
cause Of ibis singular departure from
the ordinary rules al matrimonial eli
quette vas not al the time made rub
lIc. ~ the following, which we copy
from The Montreal Gazette. the mvsir-
~ Of these almos, simultaneous mar
RACES u developed, and satisfactory
reason assigned for what. ia different
circumstances. would bc considered
uriusiif4blc and unmatrimonial con
duct.
1t seems that Miss p. possessed an
ample fortune. besides every other
charm that could make n young lady
lovely ~ lhc eyes of suitor shc va,
bcirOthcd 10 Mr.. G.. with the consent
Of all partie,--hc being gentleman oi
medium Circumstances. aud merchant
ol Boston.
ln the meanwhile. in steps mid 10
bin Gr0y, Ia the form oi Sir T., q
rich gentleman f,un the south. rather
advanced 10 years, bat having ample
store &c ,he ready. The parent, were
charmed With the gl,ticrug OF gold
and Of course used al their eude4yors
10 brcak dhe lady's eng grmrnt with
Mr.. C.; bot She, true to her first loyc,
resisted al their ennfts, wrote TO her
lover concerning her sitgation. and
planned an elopement Gre the dread.
TOT day ol her union with Nj. r. should
srrse. ihe sOtdid parents saspeciipg.
by The chceftulness at their victim.
that al tniugs we're not right, ordered
the marriage rtes one dtv earlier taan
anticipated Of FIRST In, poor eul
vas consequently hurried - Gle aiias
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in siekuess, and IN sorrow. aud IN toll
When by the siii,iing couch she sweet, trn,ls
With Steps that yieldno SQUAD, and eve u,s, claims
ms test,
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" hO Shatts our Srlct, an'i, Sharing, Soothcs the
panX:
For then man feels, mid all his miscry.
Hiss still rcnIsins with such = u,in,.it-ud:
Ana labor, n n, no suerdou but her love,
Is not inslOricus
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LADIES DEpnRTMEuT.
TIN: rol,.ErrE..

Mossrs. Allen y Ticknor OF Boston have
'ns' published " the Toilette of Health. Bcau.
" ahh a-''Ion "a work adapted 90 the ,oun !,
anu i'sh'0nAoic OF both sexes, particularly
the flir i,cnbraces variety &c .n,er,.,i, !,
Information. inciudin. the ecouomy g: ,!.s
breath, competition, cars, eyes, teeth. sLin
hands. hPs, head, hair, sc. sc. with ,he
" comfort, Of Dress, >" and 1.-The Decoration
oi The Week Also variety of select re.
elpes Tor the Dressing Room of both scxes.
We present our readers with the Whole OF thr
concluding chapter, which furnishes t.e FOL.
lowing rxr%l,ent
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-31

HNHE Family 81 Home, or Familiar IIIus--
II traiiOns Of the various dOmestie duties,
with an iairOdUctOry notice. By @. p. Abbot.
Fireside Piety, the duties and enioyments-
of Family Religion. BY Jacob Abbot.
Christ our Example. By Caroline Fay. au-
thor Of 1.-THE LISTENER" SIC.
The Works Of Mrs. Sherwood. the only
uniform edition ever published 10 the United
States. Vol. 1. Containing the History Of
Henry Minor.
Familiar Anecdotes Of Sir Walter Scott
BY James Hngg. the Eurick Shepherd.
The FrOIies Of Puck. In vols.
The Book Of Private Devotion. By Han
nah More.
The History of Joseph. for children and.
youth. BY Rev. r. n. GaiIaudet.
Poetry for Children. By Mrs. SigourDey.
Mrm0ir "f the Rev. Edward PaysOn, D. o..
late Minister Of Portland.
Payson's Select Thoughts.
just received by
June 70 E. A. LORD.
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.N(DTFCE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
= has received warranis and been duly au-
thorised ~ collect town tax of three cents
and five mills. and a state tax Of one cent on
the dollar, on the assessment list of 1888. a.
gaihst oil persons liable to pay taxes in the
town of Litchfeld. and will meet such persons
for the purpose VI receiving said tax, at The
County House. On the 6rst Mondays af Aug.
and Sept. next; Vt the stare of Edw'd C0wles
10 South Farms Society. on Tuesday the cd
day Of September next. from 8 until re o'cl'k
A. M; and from until 5 o'clock p. M. at
the inn OF Cant. Simeon Smith; 10 Milton
Society on Wednesday the Sd Of Sept next.
at the Inn Of A. Guild from 9 o'clock Al. M.
until 3 r. M; IL Bradleyssills on Thursday
the eth of Sept. next Mt the inn cf Capt. Aaron
Bradley from I until O'Clock p. M; in
Northaeld Socirty On Friday the 5th nc Sept.
a. the store Of Dan Catlin frnn until s ~
clock p. M; and on Saturday the 9th al
Sept. AZ the dwelling house of Aaron G. Gil.
bert from l until Sn'rlOck n. M.
SETH CATLIN. Collector.
Lifckfeld, yals rs. 1884 a
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LOST.

AOS4p
q OMEWHERE between Salmnn BuelI's
~ and Bradleysville, small black Valet.
lined with blue silk containing papers on which
my name is written several times, and about
2E5 Dollars in cash. The finder will he IL
brraIly rewarded by leasing it either at SAL
MON BUELL's or this Office.
= I'll. ID. STARR.
Liichfeld. JUN 12, 1884. 6
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4. n. a..
80. su ~ 49,. nds "s'e"'P'eu VIC e1Pe
-. nmm, =, ~, n..P'"s 'a's'.' "'S"''meM "s
iA ~, :. q s'"" "as "se" scutFa"y SsPe
.'.l lI,,'' III sou1 a"u n'''e',"s .nas s'e
pe"p'e w. o"s''I .:s m.aS 80: nr mas wv
'''auE en.'"sr Auu'''o"s - H,s s'ocA. w"en
nsSss w. v'sse"s "ss"'''"s". very ~" anu
e"s nsnC w. -.
:" NV '"r a'''"M .s ueHe'' ~, 6, ~"
su Ia S" = - ''n ~ - "'enes' W.T. A'a'os'
anu Ms'' ef"sS :, .e"o :, MAUI ."u Ps"-
ne' ~. y Nas' ahu .1er''aa o.ce'. y. s"ny
enaAes anu tna''es; rrr"' urass anu ""e DacS
S"ws' ''o"u ""u "eoo oo. Oo1ii'"s' "''o
: r t,, m". e,r,r,cvc r,r,e
p. IO''h9 ano % = rom :"
20 T D,Is =, rom e"mm"n 10 .esI qo""'y'
E.sra;na ,,...;;... ss,,,.... .nd ,..n;r.
cHisELs and GoUGEs.
Plane Irons, all sorts and widths.
Bench and Moulding Tools, and ioiners and
carpenters Tools throughout; squares of all
S"r.s' bss''s hnirs. Images. SPOKE onaSss'e
D"c* s'' n';ts. fiames. Vsnnns' ana tf'n'-'
ming, Is sen4raiy I"i u aiarn'ss MAKERS ,,,
- Ca"sne'' ",nH+fs cummings Glue; O,''os
r,H Gu. Sanu rapfr' 1'ass LUMINOUS '0 nnoos'
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Those who value themselves merely on
their ancestry, have been compared 10 po-
tatoes, all that Is good Of them Is atader
ground; perhaps it is but fair that nobility
should have descended to them, since they
never could have raised themselves to It.
A heart without secrecy, is as an open
letter for every one 10 read.
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NYew-Haven County Bank.

4 RI + $. & = i 50 q
M Office is hereby given, that the Books
1 for subscription TO the Capital Stock Of
The Ne,V: HaUen County Bank, 10 be located at
New Haven, will be- opened under the super
intendrncr Of the undersigned Commissioners
appointed for that purpose, at the Franklin
House in the city Of New Haven, on Thursday
and Friday, 18th and 8ih days Of August next,
nj 8 o'clock in tire forenoon Of each day.
Shares Twenty Ave doIlars--and Two dol
lars and Fifty cents on each share are reqnes-
ted To be paid in Gold and Silver. or in Bank
Notes of sny Bank in the State Of Connecti-
cat, or of the Bank If the United States, or
any Of the Banks Of the city Of New York.
provided they be Of par value 10 This State. to
the Commissioners at the time Of subscribing.
JAMES NJ. L. ScovILL,
ERAsTUs LYMAN,
CHARLEs YALE, .:"""s
ELI B. AUSTIN, o'o"e'''
isaac MIX,
NetU- Hauen. jane ~, 1884 IS
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u. G.. RECKWETH


Jo &c BECKWETH
OFFERS for sale complete assortment
~ ofske above asticles in quantities to suit
the purchaser, on as good terms as they can
pc bonght within the stale. for cash or credit,
including an assortment of BrOuzes, Gold and
Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal, and Shell
Lac, Alcohol. Japan and 5COpal Varnish. TIA
mariDds, Madder. Cochineal, indigo. Ameri-
can and Russian Tsingiass. Spices. Sal Eratus,
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlitz
Powders. Congress Water---superier and
common winter Sperm. Castor. 2nre Linseed
and Sweet Oils, Comp. Chlorine Tooth Wash.
PrestOn's Salts. Bayherry TaIlow.
A large assortment Of PATENT MEDI-
CJNES-including Hooper's. James, Rnsh's
and Phinney's Anti dyspeptic Pills, Deans
Rheumatic Pills, Kidder's Medicines, Ander-
sons Cough Drops, Rateman's Drops, Swaim's
Panacea. WEIGH Medicamentum, Thompson's
Eye Water, &c.
Also, a complete assortment Of English and
American PAiNTS-among which are white
and red Lead, Whiting, Chrome Yellow and
Green, Prussian Blue No. and 9. Dutch and
Rose Pink. Terra De Sienna, Vermillion,
Lamp Black. SIC.
London Brown Stout and l.. and Philad.
POrter-Oid Madeira. pure Port, SamOs and
other WINES. in hottles and by draught, at
retail. Pure COgniac Brandy, Holland Gin,
w. /. Rum, &c. as medicines.
Physicians. Hatters. Painters. &c. supplied
on as good terms as they can purchase the
same qualities in New York.
Litchfeld, Jan. ~ 50
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TO LET.

A STORY and 4 half n OUSE. pleasantly
~ situated about half mile north df the
Court House, recently occupied by Ransom
8. Potter. Possession given immediately
For particulars, apply at this office. or af
June 10 2 E. A. LORD.
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lNRIbELITY.

He, who hi tile dark hour of temptation.
sins against his own convictions, and yields
t;ssseetc >fAasa~se,es4
any sensual excess, violates indeed the,
laws Of God, and wounds his own s0ul.--
But tho mischief Of his iniquiiy may mol
reach far. He may wrong without inten-
ding 10 corrupt bis neighbors; and posi-
bly,, even id settled ilabitsof transgression,
Ne pays somc homage 10 truth aud virtue
by deploring the weakness of his moral
principle, and BY his acknowledgment Of
the shame. But the man that propagates
inHdelity, that treats with open insult,
things sacred, does what he can 10 corrupt
the world. He laboFs 10 overthrow the
barriers that protect society I; 70 rob his
fellow creatures at once Of their law and
their hope. He who for his hunger or his
svarice plumbers me Of my wealth, still
leaves me- thai, with which, If | am only
faithful to myself; though He leave nothing
/ possess all things. The murderer, who
akss my life, still leaves unhurt my undy-
ing soul. He has no power, NOR does he
seek. Il, over that which il better than life.
But he, who nndermines my faith ia God,
grin Christ, and my hope Of Immortality,
takes from me my only ,efiectual motives 10
virtue, and restraints from sin, my sOlacc
in sorrow, and my peace in death. He
leaves mo without princirlo tothe solicita-
items of every sin tho exposes me ,impo-
tent and defcncelsss to The sins Of Others.
Fnidelisy has no strength for the day oftri-
ali; noacomfort for the night Of sorrow---
no spiritual gladhess in the life that is---and
no prospects for liiesto come. 1t makes
void the promises Of God. II annuls that
precious covenant to.the widow, Thy ma
ker is thy husband, the Holy ono Is thy
friend. From the orphan It takes tile
blessed assurance, DoHbtless thou art our
tather,' and instead Of these words of peace
from q compassionate Saviour, Let not
'yoaFhearss be troubled W believe in God
and ye believe in me- il leaves its misera-
BILE victims without hopeand without Co
jn the world fsst
Tie ,Magic Balance. shopkeercr.
NOT remarkable for integrity. Or the homes
siy Of his weights. lived ia 4 narrow street,
opposite the rooms of literary society in
Waterford. A member, who was some
thing Of wag, md had as much humoras
science, cOnsrivod 10 pass the wire OF the
relectrical machine then bu. little known)
across the way. and attached Il Ia The cord
BY which DE scales werc suspended. On
q Saturday night, when the shop was crow
ded with customers, the man proc eded "a
weigh some articles called for, but he r..o-.
hRlopt he touched the cord 10 raise he
nealss, he received q Sudden shock, which,
sseensed % aislocate his arm he laid lis
hand On the counter and wiped his fore
kebd. These Afe xndlen times. saia hc!
and then crossing himself. he tried aRain |:
again Re received similar shock. and a..
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the extraordinary effect. and gazed intently
and fearfully az the scales. The common
people Of ireland attach much importance
10 the number three, and when he received
the third shock, abe whole assembly, with
the man HIMSELF fell on their knees and
began to pray and confess their sins. as UNI
der some impending judgment. AT length
one, more shrewd and composed than the
rest, observed the wire, and traced it across
to the society's rooms.
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~
Despatch is the soul Of business and
nothing contributes more to despatch than
method. Lay down a method for every
thing, and stick 10 il invioIably, as far as
unexpected incidents may allow. Fix one
certain hour and day in the week for your
accounts, and keep them together in their
proper order: by which means they will
require very little time, aud goa can new
er be much cheated. Whatever letter and
papers you keep, docket and tie them mp
in their respective classes, so that you may
Instantly have recourse TO any one. Lay
down a method also for your reading, for
which you allot certain share Of your
mornings; let it be in consistent and
consecutive course, and notiR that desul.
tory aud immethodical manner, in which
many people read scraps If different aus
ttors, upon different subjects. Keep a
useful and short commonplace book Of
What you read, to help your memory only.
and not for pedantic quotations. Never
read history without having maps, and q
chronological book, or tables, lying by you,
and constantly required To-; without which,
history IS only confused heap Of facts. ~
One method more I recommend to you !;
by which have found great benefit, even
in the most dissipated part Of my life; that
is to rise early and at the same hour every
morning, how late soever you may have
sat up the night before. This secures you
an hour or two at least, of reading or re-
Election, before the common interruptions
ofthe morning begin and it will save your
constitution, by forcing you TO 60 to bed
early, at least one night in three. ~
You will say,i; may be, as many young
people would, that All this order and Meth
cd is very troublesome, only it for dull
people, and a disagreeable restraint upon
Tho noble spirit and fire Of youth. deny
it; and assert on the contrary. that il will
procuse you bothimore time and more taste
for your pleasures; and so far from being
troublesome to you, that after you have
pursued tia month, It would be trouble
some to Won to lay il aside. Business whets
the appetite, and gives taste TO pleasures.
as exercise does to food /; and business can
never BIZ done without method J. it raises
the spirits for pleasures; and . spectacle, .
ball, an assembly, will much more sensibly
affect i man who has employed, than a
man who has lost the preceding part of the
day; nay, win venture to say, that fine
lady will seem 10 have more charms TO a
man Of study or business, than to q saun-
terer. The same iistlessness runs through
his whole conduct, and he is as insipid in
his pleasures as inefficient in every thing
else.- Lord Chester6sld.
1910 = < f & r.
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John. you rogue you.' said an unthink-
ing mother, if ever ! catch you at the
closet again, stealing cake aud sugar. will
sOkip yOM as sure as you EiUe.' Why, no
you won't, mother, answered John shrewd-
ly, for you have told me so above thou
sand tines
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Domestic Goods.

w & D. PORTER have just recsiveda
w new supply Of DoMEsFIc GOODS,
consisting of brown and bleached Sheclings
and Shirtings, Bed Ticks, Cotton Weaving
Yarn. Cotton Batting, SIC. which are offered
at the iowest market prices. s
June ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
DEATHS

ed on Tuesday tho 10th inst residence In
% Ygns m Sa'ab Rogers in tho yenr of her sge %
NO deceased had been Motbodist En
ioL upwards Of fry and died perfect
s ne IN tho county of enrco, morning of IN,
h 9sae al the oge Of one and month"; Rchad
fayctte, sixth son Of Col bowling Starke. ' ~
Died at FfancisiowB ~ H. on tho 18th inst Pct. vo,d,.
sged about 81 yeGrs flo was the ef OF present.
ieasby and family children OF bon an,
10 amenl his loss Among the early OF that portion
ne e nc was on enteTprising Industrious and ezen
not only to large circle OF relatives respected
m large portion Of the STATE. He had repo
seAd me town where he resided in Legislature and mora e
gently hnd been member senae while durnS ,Sv
Yeas OF more ns civil agffoe, firm and IajbGI
@ on ne laws and Of our Republican Institutions
AZ INC residence OF Mofdoca Throckmofon ESQ In Joudoso
county, virginia. on Friday, the 18th poiraced o.
ou o. eHuemo suffering, Ms Maria g. Hooc wife Of John
hooe Jt Esq Of Locust Grove WilaE counv and oni-
daughter Of the late Robert Gaines Bsve King eose oun,
uul and devoted wife, most attentive snd mother an
shsconao sister and excellent neghboho oss husband
numefous IelnIires and fTiends. 49, ~ y Nv