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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
SPEECH or Mr.. EVANS.

e3rone Of the sslsst speeches delivered in
the House Of Representatives. on the loss Of the
Fertilization Bill wss by Mr. Evans Of Maine.
The follosing Is tAst portion Of II which refers
20 John Quincy Adams and hiss uslgnsni attack on
Mr. Webster. How Cutting and severe
The boootssls member. ~tb precision Of aim
shica iesves noiaiag 6, doub, as 10 whom hs
shafts ~ere sped. AID whom he describes ss The
Achilles Of the sensIe. essays 10 bring down from
his high standing. one representing he o~n con-
ussn-eslth. with unsurpassed sbiiIiy ia the other
ersne. Of the Legislature. The attack was hllle
10 have sssa expected from thsi quarter. teeE.
a. disgrsesfsi disorder. soeh ss the Speaker save
be had Dssu Witnessed ~ 10 years eIPertssee here
toUs,lsss grsnhee Ihs cherished feeling u Ii.
rssnesf ,Hte the dsisssss fssey az a triumph wor-
thy has achievement Mr.. I shall not attempt en-
Genuine sron that ess,iag sl.hse statesman. Il /.
Dss.essssry fa ps-,, uussi he rsqoir,d Of ,nv
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cannot repress. Tor The Advancement OF any man
however abie-howeVer estinaoie. care ad-
mon'shed OF The 'raity OF human attachment ana
human hopes. How "'fe Is II that the future Is ma
from our view; mat we cannot IN the ven wh'ch
shut from our observation the end OF our best ana
"'sest eSer'lons mueh-how much oil our
ardof m'gh' De aoa'ed no" might our arms De
paralyzed' II we ceuIu look beyond the present
heur' ana oeho'd Tie fulh'ment which the 'u'nre
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
Domestic Intelligence.

An attempt to burn the Centinel, Courier, and
Daily Advertiser Offices, Gn Boston, WINS made en-
Monday night of last week, by placing the sever
al lamps in the entries in such positions as would
have secured the object in view, but from an early
discovery, by the Offices being kept open all night.
The propre,ors Of these establishments have offer
ed $500 reward TO convict the offenders On the
same evening similar attempt was made to fire IN
Office in Court Street.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
From the saraauh GeO,s.aa, Feb. Is.

We under''snd that there will be in Flonds,i in all
tins month, "a srmy OF between -four aud FIVE thou.
ssha men. Nlz' from GEORGIA, two regiments or one
brigade laoo meh' about one half mounted; d
hSe force mounted and foot from South Csrolina; Q
regiment Of foot. '4o men from Alsbams; spe ssy
300 regulars including 100 drsgoon recruits ca
peeied from New York.
Tine force " exclusive Of The cslsat volunteers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

There lisa report, from Chill Of the destruction
OF the city of Pekn in China. Supposed to be the
largest city IN the WORLDLY by an earthquake
that 100 900 houses, and the countless inhablt
ants were buried, leaving a stagnant pool This
is certainly great newsstand needing confrma
ton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
Fom n, .Nt.r Oriean, Curicr.
HIGHLY MPDRTANT--IF TRUE.

ihIph AN --iT hbs'
We eSirsc, from The Donaldsonvillc La. Eagle
of the 18Th Feb the following importan, inielli-
gence.
ave learn from respectable person, arrived
here, that the Cum,nche and several other tribes
of Indians have declared war against Texas. md
will second the 'prcpa,ions OF Gen. Santa Anna,
who IL now advancing on ST Antonio at the head
Of 5000 men and % peices OF artillery. The In
dams free, it is said. amounts TO 10, 900 warriors
and 5000 cavalry. This report accords perfectly
well with the departure ofthe 9Th regiment of U. S.
troops from Jefferson barracks, for the Mexican
fsnner where they are to be joined by Gen. Gaines,
who ia to take the command"
The disarec;;Sn Of the Cuuianche Indians is also
stated in an article which we punished on Tuesday
last: according to the Arkansas Advocate, they had
torn up the Treaty lately entered into by them with
the Commissioners Of the y. S. and exhibited
hostils attitude.
Santa Anna, perhaps, has offered the numerous
hords Of Indians who inhsbt our frontiers and
for their services, in case they should expel the
colonlsts.
The frontiers Of Louisans and Arkansas would
require a large force to keep the Indians in awe,
and even then be subject to the depredatory excur-
| sioDs OF the savages.
(If this news prove true, the whites will be ex-
PEELED en- mossa from the country, and the Toma-
hawk will furish over the coil of Texas.1 Col.
Sent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

Suicide Mrs. Barns. of Chelsea committed
suicide las, week by hanging herself in bedroom
with shawl. Her husband was about starting
for the west +: and on calling Mrs. b to breakfast
from the bedroom, to which she went short time
before, the girl found her suspended and dead. -
From letter which she had written, it appears
that domestic difficulties we're the occasion of the
rash deed.-T. Courier
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

A noble act. We have heard Of many pleasing
incidents connected with tho late severe dha.,e,
which befcl the Methodist Episcopal Church IN
the destruction Of their Book Concern" by Gre
vet We know Of no one which has given more rem
eral satisfaction than the act Of tho American IN.
HE Society. Knowing that The Sabbath Schools.
under the care of the Methodist Church, would be
great sufferers by the dcs,ruetien Of the scripture.
intended for their use, the Board OF Managers Of,
American Bible Society. at their regular meeting
lo3. evening, unanimously voted q donation Of FSss
Thousaad Bilics. and Tn 7nousasd Tssfavenf,, 70,
he Of The schools under the caro- of tho Metho.
dts, Episcopal Church. Commercial .fdrer.isr.
We learn, ssys the Baltimore Patriot, ron
Washington. that Mr.. Kendall, the Pos,n.,.
ter Gcucral. continues confined TO his bed with
a severe and dangerous illness. from which. Il 4.
feared, he will not soon, il ever, recover.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

Florida. Information has reached Washington,
hatGaincs. with about 1900 men, took up his line
march'from Tampa bay on the 18th uumo, and en-
camped the first night about six miles from the
fort, on his way to Fort King. He will pursue the
route taken by Major Dade, and thus pass through
the country occupied by hostile Indians.
We learn, says the Savannah Georgian of the
Goth ~, from Lieut. Cugglee,U. s. A. who arriv-
ed yesterday from Picolaia, that Capt. Gates reach
ed that post on Friday last, from Fort King which
post he left on the 10Th or l7th--that he reports
that no volunteers had, at that time joined Gen.
Clnch. except the Richmond Blues, Capt. Robert
son. andtha volunteers from Camden, Gym, Chat
ham, Nc Intosh under the command of Captains
Floyd amp Dr. ~"-that nothing of interest had &C.
CURED there.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

The last accounts from Texas state that Gener-
al Houston had issued a proclamation declaring
Tens independent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

!HsrdoT. noe, hornd murder Was committed
IN Warehsm, PlymOJtn eoupiy, on Monday night
By efuEten f>nd known BY the name Of Jane,
Fry. upon the person - hls wife. aged sbou, SO.
The tain Of circumstances, as We gather them.
are ,sese ;--Aboo, asri, on .ood,y evening.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

POSghkoPsif Wooi .Harkei One house in thus
thriving capital 81 Dulehess, has according TO the
journal published there sod 20 900 ihs. At 90 cents
cssh. TO a Boston concern; smother 10 900 lbs at
81 cents sni hLolher Is 900 al 65 cents. both 10
dealers IN New York. Sill remaining on hand in
town. 100000 lbs. Three foorths of the year
hsSe passed since the last clip came into market
d0nng which lime the large manufacturing es.
thslshmeh'e OF the county base been working It IN
to cloth, and several large lots we're cen, 10 Bos-
too and New York. during autumn and summer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

FIRE. The Tannery IN Ipswich n. H. owned
by George w. Heard aud Gussvus Farley. was
destroyed oy fire, on Wednesday night last
estimated at Ssooo The fire was caused by de-
feet IN the chImncy.-Bot .lfla..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

Bellotrs FALL. The stock Of the Bellows Falls
Manufacturing Company has been iaken up, $50.
900 having been subscribed IN Boston. A cotton
factory ~nh 5000 spndles 10 be put in operation
employing l25 hsnds-3000 spindles BY the L.,
Of January next. A plsr has been drawn up from
which It seems there Is water power for Is facto-
ries. of5000 spindles each.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

The Mar in Florida. Letter from the War
Department to the Spea,er of the House Of Re
in reply to resolution of thar
hndr
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23
O.. q. MKEEW d.

koRPosETR TINE P0s4 oTrf
A - Zsl receaped from Nesc YORK y ;s's
mack and colored SILKS f1r 1lr.s ~.
60. 81. ~. Snawls, Fancy Handkerchfess 81
W. 1871 ana white figured Bond G1s'z.s
Lens' pam , e ana laced S1f Gloves mi
p.s.n 2sik nose, large assortment a. ls'sS
T Tan,na n sOo faEasOls Bead Bags, lore
5000 m .s ~ q common Linen Cambria Hand.
Pers. white Linen and Cotton Dr;Il;n,s.as, lsa-S
handsome assortment French Cambric Cine =
hams and Printed Muslins, Mourning cat;
Goes, dark ribbed Cotton Hose, &c. Nc. The
above Goods were selected last week AT New
YORK. and, together with those previously re-
ceiveds will form as general and coDnnIefe an
assortment as can be found in the county,. M
LitchfeA, jane D. ,ag. "a -. q
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District Of
y Sharon has appointed he subscribers
Commissioners on the estate Of q a6si oi 1
ZECHAREAH BOETWICK, il sfa-
late of Sharon, deceased and has limited the
time for the presentation Of clainis against
said estate to six months from this date. We
will meet on the business Of our appointment
at the late dwelling house Of said deceased,
on the nst Monday in July, and on the third
MONDAY m september next, at one O'Clock III
the afternoon on each Of said davs. AS 8 a
6Sa ISRAEL CAMP,asl i G!om,n;ss ri.
CHRs +. SEDcw1cx, sioners. q
SHARON, .Jssae 90, 1885. & M, ~ =
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APpoinsmenfs ~ the-k seislatwne--1se6.
~. LTTCHFTEfD COUNTY. ~

William %. Burial, Chief Judge s6 q
Morris Woodruff Hugh p. WEIGH, AsBo. Judges.
JUDGES or PROBATE.
District Of Latch feld-Ff Frederick Wolcott. e.e
BdrkhGmstad- Amos Beecher, il.
Kent-Fredelick Chinenden.
HarDiatOn-Benaia Hayden.
MesO-H Hartford 1efaius Wadswofth.
NeaU.M lford- GeoRe Taylor. -F 3
p Norfolk Michael FsMills. ~ III 3
PlymOHth-Calvin Butler. 1900,
ShGrOn-Wham "a Burial. ~ sssS',t
r Washing tOa--FredeFick j. Fenn.sys
WatertOwn- BeniAmin De Forest.
WOOdbary-C Charles B. Phelps.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23

By . late census q he city II l1usx;lIe Il apueavv
that that place now contains 2a000 iriaiiessss ~
erssss NitHiA The Let year 600. = "a p.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23

batter; the 6sh Of molasses-she SIKH Of honey-ihe
seventh II water--ihss comes mosn,aia bagrier-
and ahea " she ouIer darkaessD Ceatsries ago. there
vasA aoo sweeping all thiaes into she il SEQ: 10
receiver these ihings. she gods and demons resolved
chafn the sea to butter. they look hill lors dash
er. and sabled serpent wi,h Eve heads, 6r q rope,
aad isdins the serpsas nhosl the hill, rolled h back
and foFtl u charm lie zee. Aher etsssisg whiIe,
aaarOss. the food Of sos, sasbs up To prsssai the
demons 6eeomiag immss,al y tasting The smbrosia,
the chiefgod lvishasJ toek abe form Of lady. aad
holding ~ .hs ambrosa ~ asass Of gold, offered 70
both gods snl demons, the csice of the ambrosa,
Of herself Tae demOns being fascinated, let the
brosia. and qsarreIIed about the lady. Some demons
we're slsis- ssms disgssed ,hemssIvss 40 geds, aad
ATE ambrosia-ihsir disssss was soon discovered BY
the Ssn and Meoa lboih ra,iosai hsiagsl The lady
now assamed ihe god-like form, and est OF the de-
moas' heads with the ladie in .he golden Of am
bsosia The bsdss d si.e dilgased dsmons died. DO,
the anbrosia hsd descended 10 their neckso course
their heads had becoms ianostal. asd ascending %
heasss rsuaissa iher: lathe form % serpeDis. By
attempting swallow ths Am ard moos, they easss
scIipses. fSse WTasssps Msmsirs. page ll5J
Nsss.-He barber s,aies ,has 10 oss of lhs hsaahes
smpss In ladia i de supposed faOtA Of ose u .heis
gods, wraPpeA sold. suslose9 10 gold
boz - is diAEeads earsids sad rabiss. This relic
% carried 10 Psoeessisn And = a. object Of alteration
% the ignOssns hsaibea. ~ ,#,ss $50
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23
- "a ~ sF9i HN1Gs ~ 1SASEI . 3 fisll 89 ~
BOT AGGIOAE DR0RaI

Continue UnFivaled Cor The Prevention, Relief and
Care oethese eomplainie. u proof ef which,
read the i6iiowing ~ ~
Rem1Fk 06te esee Of a cosg Of NJ yssrs ssand;as. s
Extract 0f 4 letter. q Sir Aly jeg, which before
did not look like human limb, 10 now entirely healed
up. (aer resisting every oheE application NJ twelve
ysars ,Rseviese % igatiae Jour Rslies Boiaaieat
Aaosher case Al Agene writes--ss There u d ret-
sotss taking The boiaaicni DFopa esideaiy Mish shs
creates, adyaniage."a He declares nse his own
words u ~ doing wonders l6f him. and III ~ IL
were, "saaacMing hisA isom The graves't
lNsaercas insaAaaes have occurred where pessoug
were pning away miserable existence, nothing they
they had made VISA Of the above iavaauahe mediee.a
rheyare also the best Spring and Aulumnal Phvsio
Price 81, or 6botiles or S. v I, IN
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23

The Hon. Arnold Nandain. one Of the Senators in
Congress from Delaware, last week resigned his seat
and the legislature have since elected Richard A.
Bayard to supply the vacancy. Both are whies-so
that the party neither gain lose any thing except
that they lose in Mr.. N an able member
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23

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he did not mean any person then present. but added
"Ae gentlemaa from NeW Haven will uadsrstaad chat
mean Z" The gentleman from New Haven did un-
dersiaud what he meant, and was not slow 70 yndi-
cate The memory Of his father The ashes Of the yir
tuous dead were not suffered thus 70 be disturbed, with
mpunity The filial feeling spake in thunder 70 the
covering bastard that had dug into me grave ct an
h0nofed father. Mr. Boardman poured upon the head
81 fhis senatorial Burke-4hs miserable parhzan re-
corrections volley Of Indignation that would have
withered any thinner skulled specimen q humanity
Nnr would The chastsement have ended here but for
paaIlannity On the part Ofthe sanderer. g coward
" e his conduct was IN every other respecf, base.
But when Mr. Boardman afterwards met him with the
fun intent inict the personal punishment justly
deserved at his hands, the Senator elect erUuchedke
4 ffiRfted partridge, and had the eunapproachabe
meannso 70 say t6at he had no aueon either 70 Mr.:
Boardman or his deceased father. What could Mr..
B. do then Could he Mnite 30 poor creature to the
earth? Could he soil his hands BY contact with ssch
a mass Of Ineanness7 Most eeftsinly not. He com
neIed he slanderer do erecEtics % kmssE which
was much better This is Mr., Perry Smith. who is
~ eat in DE same body with Websser Clay, Cal
noun and Rives.-N. Y. Coar and Eng. N Ts
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23

aAAnd dad $50 begins an afticie in one OF
$3.50 ,rn9 h he letter Thank Heaven, however,
sfstssd 81 wiring you account q 2 tragedy be,
.hs two ann q ssSG1e
the facts a. do. with ~ .o,,,
Now 5or the names and facts in tie l1te duel lem
INTER-. Il Maryland. and Bynug: shs Ngte Caroline E
Hoiapur. were the iyo ~ ., ~ H
~ ~ HI 9& he admission q A.kagsas into the U
Jon. Ihs ty . g .ooa ,hs so ,ho o.ss;. o
name. The yelling q he whole Menassie. Ike
90 many uid eats, hysnas. ugen 80 kcns Mas n. moi
enough dumping upon de-. ssssganS ~ d nOOs:
no;sea were indleed in, until De majority and cheF.
afsT Iong timsl NfEs enabled t0Sbtain 0gdsF 'sn'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

The Corresponding Committee n the De
fnoeratic Republicans 81 the county u Jeflcr-
s0u. IL their meeting ~ june Court past added
g. their number. Jeremiah Harris. Robert Ri-
denhDur William clark, John " Shropshire.
Charles Nolef VIM Cameron, Jacob Boitz.
Martin Grace, Francis Bogue. Thomss stri-
der. " Brown, Minor burst, MAJOR ) y
Hamtramck. " T. Op,e d., Benjamin Boley
Benz Nil-on, John Rcdman, ph Smith
Joseph Brown. n. O'Bsnnoo. Joseph Showal-
ter, Daniel Morgan. Dr. r. Parren. samuel
Humrckhouse. Henry Bedingcr, col Eds a
IY-a'. Ro5er Baylor George Harris. D. Sir
ier, John smith, John GrIber. Nimrod Andsr-
son, Jossph Myers, 3 " Asq1ith. Capt a
Bel, Thomas Campbell John Meyer. Michael
foicy. seaman, J. Alstsdt ". - Garnhart,
Daniel Johnson. Benz. Marshsil, James His
keii, John Moore, D.. Wm. CLARK. d.. John
Rokenbsugh, samuel Holl. Ahraham yan-
horn, aod " $ Brown.
Those gcntlemcu. together With TIE original
COMMITTEES, are requested 20 meet a samuel
Stonsf Tavern, in Charlestovu. on the lst day
q July Court, inst NJ 70 O'Clock. ~ A
full meeting - requested, a. 4 y necessary 10
detsrmine on oar future courss.
BRAXTON DAVENPORT, CAsiyasn
e. Cesaaitss # Cssrsspoafsass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

HAVING located ourselves 10 the Mill.
n n ing Business, 81 Harpers Ferry, one Of
the best situations IN Virginia, thsvtng the
advantages of both Rsil-Rosd and Canal a,
the spot, and unlimited water power. aud
the Mills undergoing = general repair, TO
make 300 barrels Of -four per da,. Il re-
quired, ws can ssy 60 farmers. IN conf.
dencs. that we can shord 90 xvs more tor
Wheat delivered IN our Mills. than any Other
Mills Wsst of the Blue Ridge Having 10
formation every day from both Markets. sb-
sbies us 90 take choice. ~ Rsil-Ro,d 90 Bal
limore or The Canal 20 the Distfict Those
disposed 90 favor ~ eithef 90 grinding or
selling their wheat, whi hnd Il 10 their ad-
vantage
Wheat csn be delivered 90 Ne 81 the ar
fsrsnt depois from Usrps r.-Fsfrg 60 IS in.
chester. a. seil - by ~sEou, 20 me Mis-.
ard also conveyed doan the shenandoah snd
Potomac. Ne all also buy Kte aud cora.
pay cash. and make fessonabls advances. u
required
Ground Plaster vili b. Kept 81 ihs Mil,
Tor sale. and delivered 81 he dsdsfsDt dspots
and ~ our Warebouss N wibehsssf
ROWLAND. HEFLEBOWER 4 60.
June -, isIG III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
Public sale.

WILL be sold. - public sale. on wed
w nssisy the 27th OF Juiy nest. st the
late residence Of tenn liesns. dec d. upon
credit "t pine months, eli h,s personal pro.
perry N tosn, eousi.ting II great VARIETY
Of iIossshoid srd Kitchen Furniture.
such q. Bed. add Bedding.
Nshogs7v S,de Board sd Tables.
One good e,Rht-ds, Clock.
One large copper Kettle. holding 90 OF
50 Esiions
aisn.
secondhand Bsryurhs uith harness
Tor one horse
a q1sptiis 81 Escon Snd Lard.
And from o. 3uu bushels Of oats,
with vsrIsty 0f other sriiciss, too nu-
nerous o. partisuisriEe All e shich vii
be sold vithout reserve. 70 the highest BID
der
Al sums shove e. ell be sntitied n the
credit shove mentioned. By the purchaser
xiv'ng bond sdh approved security suns 81
and under FIVE dollars must be eash No
property to be tskso sssy until tho condi-
tons o. the sale shall have been complied
sith
RCJ- ~ q y desirable that the Affairs ~
he estate b. settled ~ soon ~ possible. I
request sll Persans hssinE eisims against b..
10 pressHt them properly authenticated fof
settlement md those Indebted, ere request
a N make inmsdiats settlement. either IN
money % BY giving their notss
CHARLEs q. STEWART.
June -. is36 ETssufor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
DIED.

On Thursday. 3Oth Of June, at her man
sion, Montpelier, Washington County. MARY
land. Mrs. ELiraBETU Mason. widow Of the
late John Thomson Mason, Esq aged fifty 1--WE
Many have fallen as sudden.
Not a. safe"
Died, suddenly, on Saturday morning last
Mr. MICHAEL SHrIrI, in the Seth year OF has
age.
Mr.. Sheetz has been resident Of this vii
Iagc Tor many years, and sustained good re-
pu,a''on for honesty and uprigh,nes, Ike
too many OF has acquaintance. he neglected
the interests Of his soul until has locks had be-
come wtitened with the SHOWS of more than
lifty winters. Less than two wears ago, through
the Astounding mercy Of God he was aw ken.
ed To a sense OF his danger, and n,d TO Jes,.
n the only hope Of the peri.hIng. lie SOON
after made an open avoWal OF his attachment
10 the cause and person Of Christ, and lived ia
accordance with the principles Of his profess
SION Tie exhibited an eNemplsr, puncuIal,y
IN his attendance upon the ordinances Of re-
isiOn. The last evening he spent upon earth
wIs passed amidst the hallow.d influence. Of
The house OF PRAYER. On the morning of his
death, he had taken his seat al the table. and
had just finished has petition for blessing upon
the provisions before him, when an arrow
from the culver OF God pierced hi, heart. and
he Tell pale and lifeies, corpse. PRAYER wa,
the LAST act OF his life. The last breath h.
oreathed was the breath OF Prayer. PRAYER
was his
Watchword ut the gate Of death
He entered heaven with prayer"
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TRUST S.sEE.

NY virtue ~ e deed of trust executed t.
Id he subscriber on ne alst ~ Deerlnt.er.
1888. BY Henry stpes % he instance ~ John
Frame. and Tor tie bensht n D,c'. Edwards.
g. secure The payment e Debt therein spse,-
fed, will BE- sOld. AZ he retnenre q SAT-
Henry stipes. ~ Ssiurt1y fh' llh ~ .3ug's'i
Art. numerous articles II personal property
mentioned rn sad deed. su,h - household
and kitchen furniture. amongst ~hirh. are 70
stove and plpc, ? tables. 5 kegs. SC. Sc. sale
for ready money. sod b. take p'acs II two
o'clork. PN JOHN J BROWN
July - 1896 Trusfss
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EN pgrsysnos q the decree Of The Circuit
superior Court of Law snd Cbsnssry
Tor JsHsfsoo County made ~ the June Tsru
1896, % ihe suit q John Miller sEsiost John
Dslrympls End wife, gill. 90 saturday ne
21d q July, 1896. Offer, % public sale, b.
fore the tavern % Danisi Better N shsp-
hsrdst0Sn, The LOT 10 sa,d toss. forasr.
y osbsd by Bernard Miller, deed, snd sov
oceuPssd b. Jobs Miller 10 Cookusa sS4,.
too q ne tovn Of shsphsrdstovs.
Isras-Ons-ihifa essh--oss-shtrd IN sir
and ~ residue 10 twelve aoaths ffos tie
dsy % sale. The decree rsqslrss bond.
With COED persoosi security 10 b tsksa Coz
TIE deferred Psynsats, asd ne title " 30
vitbbsh Ns fuFihsF sseufny ussil N. eur.
sAsss noosy . ail pad.
z :. La, IT,. co-aS.
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