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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15
MARRIED.

In Tonington, on the 5th inst. MT. Jerome B. Wood ruff cf this town to Miss Melinda B. Whiting, daugh- ter of MT. Wm. H. Whiting, of T.
 In Salisbury, the 9th inst by the Rev. L. E.. La trop. Norton J. Bue Esq. of Waterbury, to Miss Si- lence |. Peet, daughter of A. c. Peet, Esq.
 In New-P PrestOn on the 4th inst. by Alpheus Fuller Esq. Mr. Samuel Baldwin to Miss Louisa Crittenden, Milford
 In Cornwall, on the 9th inst Mir Hezekiah S. Gold to Miss Chloe Ann Peet, daughter of MT Abijah Peet
 In Plymouth, Dr. Samuel T. Salisbury to Miss Har- riet Fenn MT. George B. Seymour to Miss Mary Ann, daughter of Slas Hoadley Esq; Mr. Luther Hoadley to Miss Ellen Nicholson. :. In Hartford, MT. Amos W. Gay, to Miss Elizabeth Hastings, daughter of Benjamin Hastings, Esq; MT. Charles ". Denslow to Miss Emina F. daughter of
 in Canton, Mr Esiden V1S White of Barkhamsted. to Miss Dedama H. Barber. DIED,
 In this town, on the 10th inst. Mrs. - Bliss. aged 62, wife of Mir. Aaron Bliss.
 In New-Echota, Cherokee Nation, on the 18th ult. Mrs. Harriet wife of Elias Boudinot, native Indian missionary, aged about s, formerly of Cornwall, Con- m In Methe5sield Lucy Ward, aged ls' daughter of
 In New-Haven. MT. Nathaniel Lyon, aged "A.
 In New-LOndon, Mrs. M Latour, aged 66; Mrs. Catharne Rogers, aged 90 years. She retired to rest in apparent good heath and in the morning was found dead in her bed.
 In somers MT. Benjamin Jones, aged sO
 lin East Granby. MT. Richard Gay, aged s6-a Rev.
 In MiddletOwn, Mrs. Sarah S. Treat, aged B, wife of Mir L0renzo Al. Treat.
 In Haven, the llth inst. Col. Joseph Drake, in the one hyadredA year of his age.
 In Fairfield, Mr. Ozias Burr. aged N years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15

Charles SigOurmey & Son,
 HARTFORD, CONN. Haue imported recently, by the ships She6ield, So. Amer'co, Htbe,nio, Byron, and Star, 0sriued ct Ne'0- York from Lipe'pool q rariety cf HARDWARE GOODS. 'os'ch they offer for sale, on reasonable terms. AT WHOLESALE, for cash, or approred credit. AMONG THEM ARE ILL s, Foster's,6L real Mouse-hole Anvils. lA Hills Scythe-makers' Anvils. Blacksmiths' Vices, Hammers, Screw Plates. Fosters and Powell's steel-plate Shovels Sheet iron Tea-kettles, Sauce-pans, & Coal. Low priced japand Teatrays. [hods. English iron and brass Wire, various Nos. Silver-plated, and rolled Copper Wire. Cast steel Wire, various numbers, prepared
 for Clockmakers.
 A very great variety of Clockmakers' Tools, and stock for Clockmakers, generally. Brass and copper Wire Cloth for paper-ma- A large stock of Wood Screws. Tkers. IA cases Sandersons' superior Cast Steel, in flat and round bars, and sheets, great vari- ety of drafts. ALSO, s By the Auslrios brig Prince Kohazy, from Ham,
 6urgh,
 2S tons Zinc in plates, of superior quality, 7OOO lbs. Mosselman's Sheet Zinc. ALSO, By the brig Gulssase, arriced at Boston,
 from St. Petersburg, N 80 packs, first quality Russia Sheet Iron, of different numbers, and thickness. @ sA ALSO, ON HAND, 75 packs Russia Sheet Iron, common quality. Tin'd Plates, and stock for timers generally. A constant supply of American Iron Wire, and of Elliptical Springs, for carriage ma- kers, made at the states prison. Sheet Brass ofall numbers, . constant supply Circular, and other Saws, made in Boston, a
 superior article.
 Sept 15, 1886. 6tl5
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15
NOVICE.

TSHE members of tho LilekgeId County as. as tho Episcopal Church in Elieh1eld, Mon. day md Tuesday evenings, lhe 10th and a0sh ef lhe present month, l0F rehearsal,
 pereons having copies Of music belonglng t0 Inc society In thHiT p0sansalon, who A0 l.6g expect tO naslsl al tho CoMeeFs o1 lhs DIss. AFs FaiuaaBed Co return them lInmedlnlely to AiT. Isahe Lawrence, HlohDeIa.
 peF OEasR B, UAHAEsoM, ! ABssls.
 Q. " CAFEgn. gIfa LANAAtlA syG Ik leD0. Iw
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15
WAN ND.

WAMH#Ds
 nY ihe aibseFihaF, an 4 ppABRTIGB ~ Io D lAs WqRgoa Mahiaa Bhelnass. 10 one 0I lIalaltloll. ena ssAadt habits, good sneons fass'Asn' w'll be Glseni, e,v,s s..,rw IIAEwIaaeA HopG A ltSG " e
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15
Total,

In the Van Buren procession last night, they had large brush with tub for studs and an enormous razor designed to intimate, presume, their willingness shave the Wings but their faces are now rah- of the longest commend them the use of their own materials
 01- The above returns are confirmed by later and authentic accounts from Maryland
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
LAND Il NEGROES FOR SALE.

AN Thursday. the LIST day of December next,
~ there :" III be sold, upon the premises, at pub
lie auction, tn. tract OF land. whcrcon Henry Ad-
ANS resided at the Tune ot his death. This tract
Nhe part To be sold contains about POO acres and
is situated on Big Otter River, in the county of
Bedford, about Ii miles SOUTHEAST of Liberty,
and adJ olns the land. of Joseph White, " idoM
Roberts, VIM. Adams, and other. Upon hr
premises, isa comfortable dwelling house and all
necessary out houses The land i, of good quality,
well adapted to the cultivation OF tobacco and all
sor of gram. Il is Il valublc iract Of land. and
well deserving the attention OF purchasers. At
the same time and place, there will be sold two
valuable Negroes.
Terms. Thu. Land vii br sold upon credit of
one, t'co and three Years, the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security, and trust deed
upon the land 10 secure their prompt paNmcnt
The slaves viii be sold on credit ottwclve months
Except us 10 so CASH. rho purchaser OF pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved personal secu-
rN.
The sale will be made in pursuance of a decree
OF the county c uft Of Bedlord made AT the last
October term, lathe case Of :" Adams vs.. Adams"
he title 10 the property is believed To he unqnes-
uonabc, bat rs Commissioner, | shall convey such
IIlIc -nv as the decree aforesaid vests in me-
TlLGHMAN A. COBBS, Com.
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i,l,.. ,.,,l.,. p,eut OF osr c,ilzehs. Ho also
,ozs1 in the mos, triumphant manner the popular
f,ftscy ffat eapital is an enemy In labor, and
.bsrl llsi wliile aggregated wealth has for Years
A,ea s.,4Jiiy enllol ed ia tiio application Of sei-
enc. n ar the price ol labor has been constantly
Increasing. aui Is now higher in this country ilan
has ever before been known thus eontt adieins The
fssofite doemas oil the writers political eeono-
nv. /. tbor with u.is free, and Is constantly It
cnn.ulafiae i5r all owjnt to the enterprise 81 9ff
,itz-us ana thu ,N uuh which ca pit, Is I'm. loyed
IL Eurai,r. III lab rcri, alA avs alaeref-5at nol
80 ia Nv E sIand. Here capital and labor ar
less diStncl, divided. There !, els>s "hleh
owns all thr capital, and another which performs
al tire lahor iiiistriou, aud sobet Young men,
vino are labarer. to-day, may rea,o ably expect
10 become capitalists Tomorrow.
Mr. Webster ncAl entered into the inquiry Of
whl effect tins great accumulation oil labor, ht
mean. Of scientific ART ard the thirst ot knowledge
which !, Characteristic Of the age IN ".icl, w. live,
would ha.e on the morals and religious feelings o
mankind. lie thought the effect produced ma.l be
a good one. II Was again,t tho nature oi man
and the order Of Providence, that increased know
ledge should lead 10 vi'e--and accordingly, II Is
found thar no aye but this which j, 50 .,rongl,
characterised for the diffusion of popular know
ledge, Ia, produced such great improvement in
morals Wo have moral teaching multiplied from
our lecture rooms from the pulpit, and the mouths
Of admon.hine ircnd.-irom the press, aud from
Nature, whose lecture room !, the whole Universe.
The facilities FOR diilusing moral and religious IN
slrucilon are now very great; and We already
experience its effects IN the progress OF the lem-
perantc reform, tho noursh'ng state of our sun
dav Schools aud other institutions, Thls IN
crease Of knowledge douh,lcs> gives man higher
estimate oi his religious relations Nlll'in a lew
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JOS. WILSON. c.
TRUSr sArr Cr TnWD.

pY VIRTUE Of decd Of trnst executed to
Nd the subscriber 10y Richard Clnhc, deed, in
his lie lime, bearing date the 2l>t day OF Scplen,-
BIER, 1888, which is daily recorded in tie Clerks
Once OF the County Court Of Nelson shall,
on Tuesday the Oh day orDecembcr nexr. upon
the premises, for the purposes specified in said
trust deed, proceed to sell to the highest bidder,
for ready money, the TRACT OF LAND,
therein mentioned, beng the same purchased by
std Clarke of tho Executor Of Stephen Watts.
decd, containing two hundred and twenty acres,
upon which have been recently erected a Dwell
ling House and Water GrSt Mil. The snbsc,-
Der acting rs trustee will sell and convey to the
purchaser such tile only, as is vested il him, by
authority of he decd aforesaid.
SEATON II. LOVING, Trast.t.
Nov Il w3w
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ey virtue Of a decree Of Bedford October Court,
Ap 1896, in case of Preston &c. rs, McCabc &c.
VIII he sold NJ public auction the I'd day of De.
cemoer next at the residence of VIM. McCabe. (near
the prcmises) attact OF lapd, in the county Of Bed
ford. on the waters OF Trough Run branch kouud-
cd by the Lands OF Juo. McCahe. Jane Board John
boatd and L.. "A. Preston estimated at 1854 acres
Also will be sold. at the time and place at.
Ter DIVISION one third of SIN Negroes belonging 10
me estate ct ~ W htten. dec. The Land will be
SOFA on credit OF one and two yeats. except the
sum OF fifteen dollars which is required TO be Maid
IN cash he Negroes a credit twelve months
Bonds approved security will be required Of the
purchaser IN either case
WM. MEAD.
ANTHONY RUCkER
FRANCIS BOARD,
Commissioners.
November 10 Nv,
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enlo,. 81 The raj bow.
~, ,inrullr appearance Of "a prncipicn Two
all li,f,tS ter hiph. i'm the mi Idle
-, M. .,no,h md ,tonte.s 1e.e6ii of ,trcn fields,
4. nf,.cu =, striking nbleel To look upon; and
-, H., l,..igeis CONTEMPLATED anu
i,,,J h., :. ~ Al alf.....d polished bv the az.
,;1 ,c ,I,. air. mn, !, n. r. :, itu,id pj,zinp had
l,n ,ri aver il. one, ,llqds flied " iih Non.ler
,I-ai,.,,,,
ga. g. t,,,, lt,e m L., that .l,i4 ref .,t,. =
r .t,, Il 81. :. #tta,I my 7,,f,t en- ,.,.a i,.i,i
.n ,la., IN .,talll h.. -tereligion, 81 n,piol. IN
-, a.. ,l, "a. ,,,, ,l,,. ,,ic, which !.
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NOT IL

yHNliE subscriber has authorized DAVID r. Edl-y,
" Esq. to receive and collect his rents and all
claims and demands due y the concerns OF David x
Robert Kyle, Kyle Boraud, and Robert Il Vie
All those indebted to the above firms. viii please
come forward and nuke payment, as longer IN
dulgencc cannot be rneu.
ROBERT KYLE.
November IL lw
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Lyuc hburg, Oct.
THE hovINasToN HOTEL

II l. subscribers having purchased the tavern
4 near the Courthouse. IN the town of Loynn.
ston, heretofore occupied by Col. Charles penos
beg leave to Inform the public generally, that thew
will make every excrtion to please those who NAV
call upon them. The house is large and convepien,
aud will be neatly fitted up. Servants shall be al.
tentise, Table and Stable supplied as well as the
country can afford, and the Bedding shall be of bs
first order. In tine, will endeavor To keep a Inns.
worthy Of the public regati The line OF Stare.
which passes through this place stops this hou,r
and passengers shall be furnished with ever, accom-
mediation. We therefore solicit the public natrn.
mage. HENRY >. PEYTON
WIN. |. KIDD
FREDERICK S. PEYTOV
August o5 Is
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~ On Sunday night, the 2lth of Oclo-
~ Der, 1886, from my stable, sor'el mare
A1A- about five feet high, nine or ten years old
next Spring. She Ia very heavy, compact made
mare tor her height. The SAID mare purchased
OF Mr. Nathan =. Luck, aud he got her Of Mr..
Blame, living "A few niles below Nelson court
house, where Sc i. likely aiming TO get ANY IN.
formation respecting her, will be thankfully re-
cevcd, if directed To flute's Post Office, Bote-
tourt County. SAMUEL SPlCkAKD.
Nov IL 81
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Nov. Il

NTlRGlNiA At a circuit superior court OF law
and chanccry. continued and held for Bedford
county, at the courthouse on Thursday the 9th day
OF October, 1896;
james Woodford, Plaintiff
against
John Martin and Shepherd Woodford executors
Of Thomas Weolord, decd, William Woodford
Jacob Woo,hord. Henry Woodford, Henry Wood
ford, Reason L. Mayhem ard Polly his wife, John
Dixon and Jane his wife. William Reese and Cath
airline his wife, Owen Crunpecker aud Hannah his
wife, Samuel Stoner, Sally Greasy, Grace Dohyns
aud Elizabeth Martin, Defendants,
In CHANCERr.
BY consent fthe parties, the court doth recon-
init the report in this to the commissioner
who made IT, for HIM to reconsider the same and re-
port thereon and by like consent the court doth ad-
Judge, order and decree that the said commissioner
do examine, state and settle the a counts between
the defendants Johu Martin and Shepherd Wood
ford executors ofIhomas Woodford decd, and
the plaintiff and such of the defendants as are ega-
tees of the said Thomas Woodiord and than he re-
port the same TO this court with matter special
~ stated, thought pertinent by himself, or required
by the parties to be stated.
\ Copy-reste,
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October -

v iRGlNlA At rules held in the Clerks office
oil the county court of Prince Ed~ ard on tie
Sd day OF October, 1886:
Stephen bostck aud Rhesa Bostick, plaintiffs
-ieanst
Nathan Bostick John Bostick Litttberv Bos-
tick, Nathaniel BeaIe and Agatha his wife. formerly
Agatha Bostick Lucy Bosuck, Floyd Bosck, JO-
SIAN CheadIe, Isham K. Cheadle, Martha A. Chez
die, Edwaid O. Almond and Judith W his wife and
Jesse Hughes, defendants,
IN CHANcEHY
The defendants, Nathan hostick, John BostlcA
lntlebeny Bos;ick, Lucy Bostck. Floyd Bostlcb'
Nathaniel Beale and Agatha his wife, formerly Aga
tina Bostlck not having entered their appearance and
gwen security, acc riding to the of Assembly ana
the rules OF this Court, and it appearing that they
are not inhabitants otthis Commonwealth On mo-
tion OF the plaintltis by counsel ii Is entered at rules
that The sad defendants do pear here on the mrs.
day OF the term in January next, and answer the olH
OF the plaintiffs and that copy fthis order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper published IN inc
town OF Ltnchbuig, for two months suceessiyeN,,
aud posted the front door of the Court house oil
this county. A Copy-Teste,
d. j. WORSHAM, Clerk
October l3 WIN
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JOS. WILSON. c
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

I4IVFFTy, OF. 20, 1886.
The parties IN this cause will take notice that |
have appointed y ednesday the 7th day OF Dscem.
her newt TO commence the execution Of the FOREGOING
decree, on which day. at 10 O'Clock in the morning,
they are requested to attend at my Office in this
town with their accounts, vouchers, witnesses and
copies OF court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. IN. 4. WHARTON.
Nuv3 III
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tor was lately received by gentleman in Buffalo,
from that talented arlisst and enthusiastic obse,.
Yer oil Indian Character and manners GEORGE Cat
lin:
PRAIRIE pu CHEN, Oc, |, 1896.
DEAR SIN: Sacc left YOU, | have been through
VARIETY ot scenes of tolls and haidship<, vet of
pleasure and s,i'ihcon. The Rcd PIP, Monn-
tam, Nhiel told von was one OF the principal OBJ
Jcets OF my summcrs campaign, | have seen. and
from II am nov vending my way back anaio. and
with good luck, shall be able to reach Your bean
IIa city IN lew days after the receipt of his letter
Al that time, | can give more of detail but ut pre-
Sent, III brhf, a lew IDEAS OF this strange anomaly
~ nature, and the mode in which WE approached
II. nran the Pipe Stone Quarry, ON the CO.
teaa de Prdirie--anomhons, inasmuch Us il is the
onlN locality OF this mineral known Of and loca-
ted on the Summit OF the Cuteau de Prarir--nne of
the snhllnn,t scenes in nalurr--at the distance of
ahant Is0 Mules northwest ofthe Fil, of ST. An.
thohy, which distance is Of almost entire prni.
fie and the richest soil. We commenced rising the
grand swelis OF the Coteau-ind, for the distance
vi lorty miles, we gradually rose, swell sboy,
S"'"' ana terrace above terrace, where for the
"aoie distance, not a tree, nor bush, nor a weed
was to be sren. \ beautiful Green turf covered
IA" wno'e distance" the grass of which i, nnt more
'an 'p,re or ionf inches in height, and green AMI
'"'' ~ NY ~ NtiNVt. W hen lifted ~ very
extremity, one seems to stand almost in The clonjs
and behold around him the most extended and mse.
nhcent panorama Of countless hills. and mounds
AMI plans, that multiply and diminish in distance
to ninuv. The whole of this vast b,1xr,,. !
without tree or heritage, srve the grass. which
cpv.rs every ding like carpet of Green veIve,
On The very top Of this ridge, which divides the
waters OF 81 Peters from the Missouri is situatr,
10Y some freak OF Nature which it is difficult 10
Interestingly the quarry Of the Red Pipe Stone
nefe Is something exceedingly pretty and pic
.ufesqne IN the appearance of the place itself thar
u cannot be described; which together with the
exquisite beauty Of ths stone, and the Interest,"
ng tales, mysteries and traditions relating to il.
xii be rich subjects both for the labors of nv
'rush and pen, which may hereafter use fer the
nsirnctlon and entertainment Of the world TIL. |
rianv OF stcne thai might be procured is almo, :,
ihouI limit, and It's exceeding beau,y can ONLY. |
r. Known by lhe examination Of specimens which
shall bring with me. That part which the In |
''ans use tand which only will they use) is dcep
ed, en'lie|, Inferior .. iri"ry and richness ~
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From the BdAmore Chronicle.
HENRY CLAY.

The following was amung the toasts drunk nj Il
lale Why festival IN kcutucky
Henry Clay To the impartial historian of
tn prescott aye We commit la. public fame, AS Il
sacred charge. As our fellow citizen, our old
and faithful public servant, our ncishbor and our
friend, We grapplr him to our soul, with hooks of
steel"
In boxing over the many journals Which it is
our duly duty 10 examine, We Ii .hi upon nothin.
winch ailords rs greater ulrHSufc than The warm
sincere, and heartfelt tributes to the worth aud u.
hllliv OF Henry Clay, which We meet IN every
qiafter-We are satisfied th,t there is M public
man IN the Union who uas So many ardent, de.
voted ttleals, When Ma Clay retirrs from pub
lie lie, hc will be regarded ~ the mos, distinguish
ed citizen ot the Republic. The legislation and
diplomacy The country, during the last twenty
years, l'fes"nt 81 many evidence. oil ms industry
aud capacity --lhr attention of the public has been
directed 10 tim, wrlI 50 much commemorative
lauaenee upon public aiirrs has been 50 lmpol-
tant indeed 50 controlling, thai lac must continue
10 o' the Object, even IN retirement, Of mingled
admiration AMI respect. We rcjnice 10 seq hi,
friends ard neiehborS- those VIII, have never fall
tered IN awarding linn their confidence, aud who
have adhered Ia him through all the vri>siladrs of
hl> long and eNcnIul pnLhc career, thus vonntarl-
" rendering 10 him the assurance ul then cunlin.
"'u '"lhi'he' ana "l'cu"n'he friendship. A
midst the in>iuccrr aud hrarilr>s professions OF
Poiit1eiaaS, II Is refreshing TO find that "A life of
ercatncs, like that of Mr.. Clay, marked in all il,
p"flod, with nssnanimity, and generosity and true
ohvalry, has made it, due impression upon the
nnsopl'isIcaied teom'nry, by whom he is sur.
rounded. 1t will afford more than an ADEQUATE
Consolation ior the "pprobium to which he has
been subjected and for all the political di.ap-
point ments he la, suffered.
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August 25

" lkGlNiA:-At circuit superior court of In,
and chancery, coutinned and held tor Bcjon
county, at the court -house, .on Thursday the OH
day of October, 1886
Henry l.. DAVIS, prr
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voala not. heavenly form. TO thee d,sclo..

wol aid not heavenly form 70 thee disclose
the woes that pain, nv br.ng here below
Nor would rouse thee from thy sweet reposs,
To read ths Fate vi.eh rian i. doomd 10 Know.
Bat oh sighio be a; lest With thee
With thee my " cared bosom TO reclios,
Ibealwould feel my self from sorTows free
Thy rest, sweet Angel, eyerinare be mine
Around thy form. celestial colours shed
Their yariel sweets. and, natives OF thy sphere.
Ten Thousand winged spirits guard thy bed
And waft aer,l inuste to thine ear,
From harps OF gold ahase trembling CHORDS Invite
Thee to tir, world where golden temples shine,
Made vocal with the prdisc OF sersphs bright
Thy rest, sweet Ansel, esefinore be iu'ue
From the deep eaveras al eternal woe,
No lheadsh sounds disturb thy sweet rvposot
But through thy peaceful bosom, softly dow
Unbroken dreams Of those Immortal shores,
To which, TOO pure Tor such world as this,
That sparkling cloud shall wait thy torn divine.
And lay thee softly IA the lap Q, b!ii' E;
Thy rest, sweet Angel, esegtnofe he mine
Oh for one curl oiShose brish, locks OF gold,
That round thy brelst IL stteeie! ringlets dow
To soothe, with pleasing, painful thought, "hea
cold
In death, my dearea, joys shall bloom no mora
On which to lodge N, teats when woes, opwes',
Andfold il TO, and make my heart is sArino,
When grief shall reua my soul with deep disueD
Thyrest, sweet Angel, e.eflnoIe be niue
Thou art not bound To earth by human ties,
Nor doomd abroad through all the world tc
roam;
For |" that cloud now ~af thee 10 the shtos,
Where spirits Wi: a bl lhsc welcome home.
FareN ell, bright VISION eagerly would,
To be with thee. MI earthly bliss resign.
As tom the depth OF tins SAD heart lsgh,
Thy rest, sweet Ausei eteruote be mine
ElhiELRFD.
Broroap Co. Va.
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Af)TgTE

\ LII persons having claims agains; the estate
n OF DR.. p. c. Cabe deceased, will present
mem Tor payment, and those indebtcd to TIC cs-
tate VIII please come forward aud se,llc, AS wish
TO settle The accounts of the estate as soon as pos
sible. GEO CAJJ.W,Y -,
New Glasgow. Nov. 5 g..
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BEDFORD CL AssicALs SCHOOL.


pUnpl[E tae.,a bllsh eaf " ID dUueJ folii-
l.te,, ~, fhc Forest Road, about sik miles
-. / >, ,.l,,n,o CLASSIC Il hfffDDI, Tor
r,,,,,u al t.t,, ,,aIes aud ieislales assisted,
- I'D, d.u,rt,ueut b, fay daughter, bIrgl-
- s1,.lt,,, = yhu Ina. Ice. Al tie nes..9YI Fe
= s.,i,.,,,- H., t,o.,ll Il lIlIf v,.af. irfst.
u I'll ,,acb ,i,. I,rt. Asatasl TO the fe-
H. a. VII. ,n,l.,1 TuLoE4 aud PRACTICAL
~ - r4,g,s., on,,,.,,a Con.osIrt9a RAEr-
,,tsz IT,, Ana Of lEAp4a5. I'LL a stHfst CA!I
=, ,t4t =, o. t.l i,,s c. #rfse. a..i - tf.JUs
5## u ts pms. ali NJ a...ela - six u..ucd
. >. 49, Ia inc Kr.yEr .lu4 10 tlle s4EsHLR ST.
p, e,aaIr,. over the gcnctli'y ofmen not one, IN
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