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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17
POETRY.
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(Frosx "
Elegy Church Yard has probably
" the this
qoe before It 6nished 1t had and tnss
Jog simplicity Of the o'ig,nsi II heen successfully
preached by American writer by other SIEVE
raj author published Rhodo irinnd
presented had
the subjects of his enough religious character maks
the ehs complete IL suggested that II should follow the
starxa beginning
a Far iron, the ma.denius crowds isnobo suic"
There IL piety and poetry in every line of IL.
No airy dreams ,hcr simple aucies fred,
no thirst for wealth. nor paving amer James
But truth divine, subltncr hopes inspired
Aud urged them onward to a nobicf aim.
From ove,y cottage with the day arose,
Tbs hall'wed voice of spfit-breahing pfaysri
And sfus.s anthems, ut the peaceful close.
Lake holy Incense charmed the evening air.
Though they, each om-o of human lore unknown,
Tho brilliant path Of science tfod,
The sacred volume claimed THEFT hoarts aono,
which taught the way to glory aud 30 God
Here they from Tru'h's eternal fountain drew,
Tho pure and gladdonng waters day by day;
Learnt, days evil q, and lev
10 walk 10 wsdoms bright md peaceful way.
In yonder pile, DER which hath sternly psssid,
The heavy hand OF nlidestroyipg limo,
Through whose low Wondering sghs blast,
And round whose utaIs gses. md ivy climb;
They gladly thtonsed tho gtatoful hymns TO rsise,
ON as the calm aud holy Sabbath sitone;
The mingled tribute of their prayers nd praise,
Va sweet communion before the throno.
Here, from those honored lils, which sscred fro
heavens high chancety hath touched, tboy
truths which their zeal nfamc, thar hopos inspire,
give wings TO iaith, aud check ahictions tear.
Wb-E life flowed by, sndffks an angel. Death
Came release them TO on hish,
Pfsse trembed still each expiring Breath,
And holy triumph boamed from every
Then gentle hands A" their duet to dust " consxa;
With quiet tears tho simple arc ssd;
And horc they sioop, till ut the trump divine
The earth and ocean reader up their dead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

LAND OfrIes at Richmond. Va. May 9th, 1854.
N conformity with an act entitled an act TO reduce
- into the several acts concerning Eschesto pass
ed the 9Th day oil January, 1872 DO hereby make known
that appears by tho certificate Of the Eseheator for the
county OF Hampshire, bearing date, Nov. OH, 1882, and
received at this Office January ls 1885, that by inquis
ton and oilcc found the said 9th day Of November
1882 tract Of Isud, whereof John, Earl Of Dunnore,
who was John Murray, died seized 10 the county Of
hampshire, has cscheated 10 this ComnoDws slh contain
Ing 1928 acres situated the waters Tear Coat Creek
which said tract parcel oi land was granted TO him by
Thomas. Lord Fairfax. late proprietor Of the Northern
Neck Of Virginia, 10y deed, bearing date. June 4h 177I
w. SELDEN,
Register Land Office, IA.
May IS. 2-~6w
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WpED SULPHUR SPRINGS. The improvements
nA making 1t these celebrated Springs very extern
sse They will accommodate exi season viii, com
about two hundred and FIFTY persons The astonishing IN
uuence possessed by these waters in the Of puno
nary diseases and in The reduction Of afsra action well
known; indeed, they 10 sofd The only hope in ar
resting Consumption, Dyspepsia Chronic, Diarrhaa
and Disenfery, LtCey complaints, GroDei Dyopsy
Rhsumofism, G0uf, Discdsss Of The Uterus, NSwaigig
Jfsmor, Syphilis. general Nitrous debility JpOy1Is
Cuanc0us EyupfiOns. These aud other diseases have
been cured or aleviaied by The Of these waters
The establishment will be under the management Of Ms,
jor VIM Vass whose disposition please IS well known
Tie Is iUro'bed with plentiful sUppes. and some Of The
best servants IN The State. There IL Store with large
capital Oh The premises. Seminary has been establish.
ed here Tor The Education Of young gentlemen. The
number Of pupils IS limited to thirty. Tie Seminary has
me undiyded attention OF the undersieneJ and OF Mr.
James macoliy, rs Teacher Of Mathematics
Msy 3D. [5-w4wl WI. BURKE.
The Editors OF tho Richmond Why Inefgonco Now York
courier eud Enquirer National Gazette Baltimore Ahefcan
Cheston Mercury arc requested wock
o ouf Week sond their papers from let Juy until tho Oolober
sid Hassnt tbsif aocvusfs
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April 10.

NoTlCE.-Was committed 10 the Jail Of Spotlsylvanis
" county, on the LIST January, 1884, as runaway,
brownish complexion, Eve feet inches high and sIen-
DERBY built, has film blemish the right eye and
severe marks OF the lash his back; calls himself James
and says he is the property OF William Coffin Negro
Trader OF Louisiana, and purchased Of a James
wright oil the Borough oil Norfolk by the said Coffin from
whom he escaped some time in the month Of July last on
his way TO the South. Had on when committed a coat
panaloons and vest OF wooen and CLOTH very much
worn The owner is requested come forward, prove
property pay charges and take him away otherwise he
will be dealt with according TO law. THOS. HICKS,
March IA. [102-wl2] Tailor of Spotfsrlvania Co.
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May ID.

I'm RY-vIRGINIA.--At Rule. held in The
n Clerks Office OF the Ciicu Superior Court OF Law
aud Chancsry, Tor the County of Hanover, on the sh
day OF May. 1884,
Charles p. GoodAll, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Nelson. William c. Rives and Judith p, his
vile. Mann Page and Jane Frances, his vile, Edmund
Pendleon and Lucy his wife, who was Lucy Nelson,
Frances Ednonia Nelson Judith Carter Nelson, Eliza
beth Mann Page Nelson, Hugh Nelson, Thomas Nel.on
aud Nancy p. Neison-the lire last Of whom are infant
children Of Nathaniel Nelson. deceased, Dehs.
The Defendants Elizabeth Mann Page Nelson, and Hugh
Nelson, not having entered ihrr appearance and given
security according to the act oil Assembly and the rules
this Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not Inhabitants OF this Common eah On the
motion OF the Plsint-N is ordered, That the said De-
endans do appear before the Judge OF said Court at
the Courthouse, the frat day Of October next aud
answer the Plaintiffs bills and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
City Of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and that
another Copy be posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this County. Copy. Tesic.
PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. C.
May "a. wS
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EONES BROW DER'S HEiRS.-in obedience 10 an
% order made at April term, 1884, in the Circuit Supe
nor Court Of Dinwidde, Vgnis in the sui, Mary Pen
'ecos' ana diners, PHs
against
Jones Browder's administrator and Others Dens
am directed 10 advertise for all persons who may claim
tc be distributes OF Jones Browder dec in the maternal
ine, 10 appear before at my office, Dinwiddie Court
House. Virginia, and prove their relationship the dece
dent OH or before the first day Of September next which
hey are hereby required 10 do they will be excluded
from all share OF the said ecedens estate the accounts
oil which estate am hen required to settle.
ISHAM +. HARGROVE.
Commissioner in Chdncerv
April 10. III-wsv
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RNE HUNDREp DOLLARS REwARD.-Rnn.

AhNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Run-
" away from the subscriber about the Goth April last a
negro man by The Of jesse, commonly called Jesse
Crank, we'll known both n Richmond aud Lynchbur0
having run The river head man for many years I
purchased bin Of Mr.. John Crank Of Abemsrle county
oesr the mouth Of kockisb, where he has wife in which
Deghbourhood he has been frequently heard Of; as e.o
about Pefknss Fas near Scosvile Jesse is about 30
years Of age, about ee 10 inches high rather Inclined
10 be knock kneed-wben 'poken TO- has smiling coun.
teo"nee lie one Of bis fore fingers Mashed but do
not recoec' on which baud--it will be easily discovered
however as The bnger IS ene ely crooked. will give the
above reward any person experimenting The sad negro
out o. The Stale, and delivering hin 10 in Rockbrdee
county, Wand " taken IN the state, and delivered To-
me, VIII give bhy dellas or thirty dollars II secured
IN any js, 90 that get him again.
SAMB. r. RENNICK.
horboFfiee county, Va Hsrch Is. ft0-n2fn@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

LAND OFrfcE at Richmond Va, May 9th, 1884.
conformity with act entitled an act, 10 reduced in.
n TO the several acts concerning Esche passed
the 9Th day Of January, 1919, do hereby make known
that appears by the certificate OF the Eschc Tor the
county OF Csbe bearing date March H. 1881, and re-
ceived into this Office, March 22 1881, that by inquisi-
ton ADD once. found the 18th March, 1884, tract Of
Land in Cabeli county, Sandy Rum containing about
500 whereof John Fiou died, seized, has
to this Commonwe ah. w. SELDEN,
Register Land Office, IA.
May ID 2-v6v
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TNVEN DOLLARS REWARD-straved from ,ho -.

EVEN DOLLARS MISUNDERSTOOD from the re.
"A sdence OF the subscriber, Hanover Court
House, Thursday last the 9th inst a Bsy Horse.
about The usual ze with white hind shod before and
small white spot upon the back caused by the rubbing
OF the saddle; other marks recoected lie was W hen
last heard ef at Goodalls Tavern and think il probable
viii endeayour TO return 10 Kentucky, from which State
he was brought some short time ago. The above ward
will be paid on his delivery CELIA SMITH
June 10. I0-w3.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Np The subscriber has leased Of the ,enements i'm.
meda'ey fronting the landing OF the Bssn, the ne
Mill OF Mr. Cbevse, for the transaction Of GroceTU
and Commission Business, where he is now receiving
bne assortment OF every article in the Grocery line aud TO
which he invites the attention Of purcbsserssnd will
give personal attention TO all con-ignmenls that are en-.
trusted 10 his care. THOMAS T. JOHNSON
March 2S. IOe-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

WRoTETOURT sPRINGs-Tbe subscriber having
A-b recently purchased the above property from tho
executor OF Charles Johnston, deceased tenders his
know edgment to those individuals who patronised him
during the Is years which he kept the Hot Springs End
hopes ha they viii favor him with call at his ne resi-.
dence where he assures them they shall find every thing
calculated promote their health and contribute 10 their
comfort and pleasure The buildings Of the establishment
are oil brick-commodous and elegant, and uniting in
nigh degree nestSess aud beauty with comfort and conve-
nience. HEZEK1AH DACGS.
FebrusryS ss-w6m
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June q.
IA N RY-YIReINIA. In Cumbe rIsnd Conn.
N ~ Court, gath day Of March, 1884:
John Fuqua and Joseph II. Furguson, PIfa,.

against
Daniel Fuqus Albert ID. Fuqus, JOS NJ. Fuoua. Ben.
Jamin H. Fuqua, John FUqus, Marcus REEVE and Martha
his VIE, sally Fuqua, Mary Fuqua Jane Fndua JOS Fu.
qua, Mary o. Baker Hsrtwel Tucker and Eliza his wife
Jane Spencer Judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
Fnqus, Joseph Foqns, Watkins Fuqna, Lscky Fuous,
MARY Foqna' Elizabeth Furguson and Nancy Fuqua wi
uOw anu fenct OF nal fuqua dec, Deffs
ihe defendants Thomas Fuqus, Joseph Fuqna wat
hns Fuqls, iacky Fuqua, Mary Foqna, joseph NJ Flu
qua and sally FUqua, not having entered their sppeaf-
snee and gwen security according the act Of Assembly
anu Tue rules Of this Court aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence ina! they not inhabitants Of this country II
ordered that the said defendants do appesr here ON The
bfs Gay OF June Court next, and answer the bill of fe
pltinih.; and ths cory Of his order bc forthwith in
serted IN SONS newspaper published in the City OF Rich
nOnj for two months successfully and posted Al the front
door Of the Court House Of this county.
a CoPy-Tesie. b. Is. WOODSON, d. g.
May 8. III w8ws
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G1LLEGO MILLS Gin, Of T,;,J,nor

G1LLEGO MILLS ify of Richmond
FHNHE subscriber has The pleasure Of informing bja
N lorDer customers and The public generally that the
"GdIlego Mills are nearly completed and will be in fult
operation With The growing crop. He 10 now ready 10 con-
irae, ioT wheat from AL parts Of the country.
The business WI be conducted, ser sI July next un-
der the firm of p. J. Cbevalfe & Co
PETER 8. CHEYALLIE.
May D. 1i7-IGt
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The parties IN the above will take notice that on
the 18th and 10th dsye OF July next at Buckingham Court
house. on the 22d 23d aud 9th days Of July next al the
Tavern in Bent Greek; aud the 5h 9th and 7th DAYS
oil August next at Warren Ferry, Buckingham the Com
missioner VIII proceed TO the execution Of The order
June g. o,
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"iLLiAM 4 MARY CoLLECE.--The Visitors
w OF this institution hereby notified tina, their
Annual Meeting will be held the College, on the attn
day OF July next al which time, tits expected they will
give their auendanee Gil business OF much Interest 10 the
College. II. McCANDISH Rector
Williamsburg, 9th June, 1884. 0--6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17

NOTICE.-The subscriber having made up his mind 10
~ TO the South offers bis tract OF land for sale
containing about four hundred acres IN The county Of Es
sex, lying The road leading from Dnokirk 10 Dr. c.
b Fleefs Mil, adjoining Thomas Wight William Cor
". w. bstsne, Edwin Upshsw and others, good and
health SITUATION and fertile soil Any person wishing
purchase said farm solicited TO come aud examine for
himself or apply 10 The subscriber for inspection
June 10. TO w4w'1 ACHILLES LUMpKIN
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"a OTlCE.- Having finally removed my family and Sc.
IL minary rom my late residence The river Potomac
thereby make known my intention OF returning tber
We are now located stibis place, healthy, pleasant ii.
tua'on, in the county Of Fairfax on the Stage Road
from the District Of Columbia Winchester where Aft
communications will reach me VIM. BRENT, JR
uROARDlNO HOUSE Mrs. T.. GUIooN, re-
n y specuIly informs her friends and The cubic ina,
she bas opened Boarding House. IN the upper psri Of the
tenement occupied by Capt Thomas b. bigger. nearly
opposite The Eagle Tavern (eDifsBce the Cross siree
where sbe is prepared TO accommodate those who NAV II
her riIb their Her terms will be moderate
and her best ererlions shall be used give sssacon
Msy re- S-wfw
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MOTlCE.-There was committed 10 The Jail If The rite
IL OF Richmond on the 14h day Of FEBRUARY. 1881
% runaway, Negro man, who calls himself AIsrnr.
and says ne belongs TO Robert funston Of Caroline conn
~, Va Albert is about % or "a years old about FIVE feet
or inches high, Of dark brown complexion and sd
tiers badly when spoken II Albert does belong 10 ssid
FUNSTON he will please come forward prove property, pay
charges and take him away otherwse he will be- dealt
with o. the law directs. THOMAS HARDY, ID. S.
For JYiHiom d. Hren, s. G. r.
1uns o. 0-wI2w
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FENtIE subscriber offers Tor sale Doctor Pras ewIy
III invented Nursing Apparatus, or Artificial \ ipple,
and subjoins the following certificates OF eminent Physi-
clans, relative TO its Importance aud utility.
June O. R(g gxtn p jAMEs McKlLDoE.
have examined DR.. Pra,'s Artificial Nipple and am
oil opinion, that II i'll answer The purpose extremely
we'll We have no other conlrivsncs of this kind which
affords the necessary relief aud feel confident that the
Nipple prepared will be found eninenily useful.
JNo. EBERLE M. ID.
Cincinnati, Aug. %, 1888.
To DR.. Ehjah Pratt
Dear Sir As feel il matter OF much public import
ance posses. means of essenng the terrible suerings
from Sore Nipples" have much pleasure in being able
to say that the "Shied" you offer Tor the preventing and
the Of this maady, is better adapted 10 the purpose
than any have heretofore In the two or three in
stances have known them be used much satisfaction
has been expressed and have hesitation 10 believe il
VIII generally succeed. am well persuaded Of This
at this moment, that orbear to express wish
that our city, through the various Apohe csres may be
WIN. p DEVICES, Nj. d.
Philadelphia 18th Jan 1884.
To Joshua G. Horker
fHILADELPHIA, Jan "a, 1884.
Dear Sir-l have used " DR.. Pratrs Artifics Nipple
and Shield. in cases OF excorsted nipples with entire
and believe that in every instance OF the kind
II properly applied, 1t will fully answer the expectations
oil the patient and the practitioner, and entirely
the hitherto imperfect instruments used for that purpose
In those cases where, from maornaion or other cause
there IS total ao'eDce OF the natural nipple, this nstru-
meDt Is the only one calculated 10 supply the deciency
requires no assistance 10 hold il on gives no pain and
is never refused by the infant, who appears not to dsn.
guieh il from The natural nipple.
Being constructed scientific principles IL canno, fail
TO be generally adopted 10 TO alleviate much
suffering ia very Interesting cla.s Of the community.
Yours, &C. CALEB b. MATHEW, M. ID.
have used Dr. Praits artificial Nipple and Shield in
cases OF sore Nipples, with great success and take great
pleasure la recommending their ell of excora-
ton, tenderness or mallormaoD Of Nipples.
M. CLARKE, NJ. D.
Richmond, May 29ib, 1884
Having directed and used DR.. Prsls Nipple and
shield, in several Of and ecily Developed
nipple, II affords pleasure 10 attest iis euperoy oven
any contrvancc that have employed asd Ne
adaptation To the objec'in view. J. CULLEN ~ d.
Richmond kiay goth, 1884.
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Having directed and used DR.. Prslt's Nipple and
Shield, IN several Of and peflecily
Nipple, affords pleasure attest s superiOMy over
any conrivsncc that have employed asd Ne
adaptation to the objec'in view. J. CULLEN, NJ. ID.
Richmond Nav yQth, 1894
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Dr. E'rait's Nipple and Shield.

FENfiE subscriber offers Tor sale, Doctor Praus newly
IL Invented Nursing Apparatus or Artificial ipple,
anu subJons the following certificates OF eminent Physi-
clans, relative TO its importance aud utility.
June 8. [9-Il JAMES McKILDOE.
n a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-17
To Joshua g. Horker.

have used DR.. Prats artificial Nipple and Shield in
cases OF sore Nipples with great success and take great
pleasure ln recommending their 10 ell Of xcofia
ton, tenderness or maiormatioD Of Nipples.
fAf
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-05-01

national convention is contrary to the
established usaaes of the democratic party.
# has direct tendency to place the whole
political power of the country INTO the
hands of IA few individuals, aud TO deprive
the people of a fall and fair expression OF
their will. 1t will substitute for the official
Dreams. urder the constitution and laws, a
cabal, which will control, through cor
runt influence, the whole action and policy
ot the government.
Under such a system the people viii be
kept in state Of excitement, the moral
force Of our institutions will be eventually
DESTROYED. and the ruin of our governments
must soon follow. !. !.
To keep the election Of president out oil
The house Of representatives, have always
been in favor of SO altering the consiitu
Ition as to send the election ii second time
to The people, if there should be a failure
to elect on the first attempt. Under Mt
circumstances will consent to be the in
sirumont of defeating an election OF pfosi
den, by the people.
Believing, as do, shat our government
can only be sustained in its purity and Vi
gor, By Keeping the elective franchise neal
the people, and out of the hands of politi
cal managers, my course, in regard to the
faturc, will in no degree be Influenced by
the contemplated national convention.
In accordance with the usagcs Of the
democratic party, state conventions, under
certain circumstances, are not ou'y proper
but necessary, But the only Legitimate
object of such convention, is to ascertain
Ipublic sentiment, and not to nanufactur
lit. It's members should be chosen by iht
people, and to the convention should b'
Iborno and expressed the daoDa wishes o
: the people.
With respect, yoar obedidnt servant
JOHN MCLEAN.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of lie Baltimore Par

correspondence Of The Baltimore Patriot
m WAsHNeTo, April 4, 1884.
he object in sitting debate, and in
forcing the question to-day, is to ope-
rate upon the city of New York, and
to tell our friends there, ''that the Dues.
ton is settled" Settled! Entertain no
such an idea. The questson is as far
as ever from being settled. The palace
troops dare not wait for the vote of New
York, and trembling they have shut the
doors OF debate. Settled this question
erwill be, till the president let's 90
the Purse-settled it never can be. iii
we settle into despotism-and become
slaves. Mr.. Wilde whose resolution
The Previous Question cut off, will as
soon as possible submit, it again-and
nus reopen the question, and produce
as much debate as ever. Lett York
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40 fAe Editor Of the Hamilton Ohio Intel
sA. Igencer.
WAsnINGToN, Goth March. 1884.

WASHINGTON, 10Th March, 1884.
Dear Sir: have Just received your let
ter of the 18th inst in which YOU inform
me that at late public meeting in Hamil.
ton, "a number of letters were read to the
meeting, stating, in effect, that | had OK,
pressed determination not to be candi-
date In opposition to Mr.. Van Buren,, and
that their Impression was great; and YOU
request me to say whether / intend to be.
come candidate for the presidency regard
less of the decision of a national conyen-
tion"
NO individual has had the shadow of au.
thority Tor making the above statement.
Whether | shall become a candidate or
not, will depend entirely on the voluntary
action Of the people. The choice Of their
pubic servants, in my opinion, belongs to
the people, and not those who, from selfish
views, may assume the responsibility Of
acting for them.
i am opposed to national caucus or con.
vention now, as was in eighteen hundred
and twenty-three, when an attempt was
made, through Its influence, to elect pres
ident of the United States.
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X. K. FLEMING, ESQ.," :

BELLS FOR THE ST LOUIS cArHrnp.,
a most splendid set of bells, which. WI
have no doubt to asser';is not equalied bv
any in the United States, either for work.
manshp or tone, arrived in this civ. on
board the steamboat Missourian. The i5,b
inst. They were cast in Normandy.
France, by Grents, brothers, and afe IL;
tended for the new cathedral, now n sns
progress 10 speedy completion, Besides
the primary use for which thew are to b.
suspended in the majestic steeplc now erect
ing, which viii; raise itself from the ground
ioO feet, public clock, which Is verv
much needed in this fast increasing citv.
wii'be adapted to them. We have sscer:
tanned The weight Of each bell. which i =.
ioliows; !. 2647 lbs. II. 1927 lbs. III. 1891
los: ~, ~; i26 lbs. Y. s5 lbs.-ShepAerd Of
wv ' Wescy. s-af. - Is 2