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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

"a PEREMP1OKY sALE-ln Cnaneery-0fa beau
EW tful Country RedenceWili be sold at public auc
lion Al Stewards Hotel, in the city OF Newark the
Oath day Of December inst At -ceck NJ. precisely all
that certain Dwelling House. with the grounds tbereuno be-
longing in the occupancy Of Col John Plume, situate
lying aud beng the neh ward Of the city Of Newark
~ OF Esses add state OF New Jersey.
The house built by day work. under the 'upsrntend
Il the owner, and has been occupied year II -
feet front by 40 feet Deep with hall through the 10
feet In width II contains IS rooms 10 panries basement
rsons Kitchen and subcer stories In height with
columns 'front.' and observatory the top pszza font and
rear with underneath 10 feet In wdth which asg
ged with blue stone The foundation Of the building u a. BY
90 feet including Pazzss The parlors 10 by 40 feet
and connected with slicing dsors.
The place beautifully situated the banks Of the Passa
bot short distance north Of the Bridge The House stands
elevated ground and there gradnsl Hope down the
river, upon which IL IL bounded for SIS feet.
There about ST Of land attached which Is beau
fully laid garden aad the whole enclosed by
aud substantial board fence.
There !, aarge carriage house stable, and wood house.
the pre- mes we'll Of first rate so water and large brick
cistern.
The land with the buildings thereon cost the proprietor
than $40 o0o and 10 be solj 10 satisfy Mortgage
thereon, amounting with interest TO about $4,000 dlto
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

E0NsUMPTlON, ASTHMA. WIN rEk .uvuns.-
~ The extensive and daily increasing demand for Dr. MA
SONS Concentrated Vegetable Basam," is truly
ofhope the afflicted from the thousand times acknowledged
fact having peror med more astonishing lasting and per-
feet than other medicine known The instant
action OF this Basam in ubdng Inflammation Of the throat
wndpipe lsrynx, cronchi0 ungsoohing and healing BY
its balsasc powers all alterations irraops Of those parts
thss checking the pulmonary Diseases and aGong Of
cough breathing pain the throat side back arrest
ing splitting of blood corruption, mitigating night swea
preventing apopexy, and invigorang the frame
store the afflicted to robust health Dr. Masons Basam has
not got into notice by putting quaekery but BY facts like the
following, from the New York Transcript OF Feb g. 1885,
Maons Baam has been ,oundsnty proved TO be most
tou DC. gentleman in Office, had been long and
painfy setsd with FL the above Ais been entirely
q or three bottles Of Dr. Mason very valuable med
cine"
For sale BY A. B. D. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street; Mil
os Broadway DR. Hart Chambers and Broadway
Denver csrner Chambers and Church syme, 81 and $50
Bowery Wyeth, il3 Bowery c. King, GA Broadway
Lindsay IS Sixth Avenue Creighton, Carmne and
Bedford Streets and Burnett Psrfumery store, 81 Csna "
Price 81. o29 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PREsENT-weddpg and
IA Visiting Cards engraved In new and approved style
and priHtsd with the just received sspe
rior lot cf Porcelain Cards. expressly fr Wedding and Visit
nc Cards for wkepsss and sraaey Of polish they cannot
be esceled.
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
ersmine the specimen books Of The advertiser. Persons fur
nhng their card plates have them printed at short
notice Store Cards either COPPER plate or letter press Ball
Tickets he executed favorable terms, BY appyisgat
VALENTINES
Fashionable Gard Engraving and Printing Establishment
d9tmeod. John street. corner William.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21
= LONDON LIME OF PACKETS

M4 20 sail on the ist 10TH and goth Of every month
Ihs line Of packets will hereafter De composed OF the
following ships which will succeed each other in the order in
which they named sailing punctuay from New York and
Portsmouth, the s l0 2Oh and from London the 7h
l7h and eth Of every month throughout the year. viz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

DOCTOR GLOVER 10 consulted usaal At his Once.
~ His practical sxpcrience and his receat chemical
experiments have enabled him 10 introduce to his practice
several articles which prompt curing those dss
20 which he de~oies his attention.
Dr. appes strangers that he has received regular med
cal edusaton and has devoted his attention Cor the last ten
years seleot branch efhs profession. His once No.
Ann street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through esry with lamp At the Office door,
NB. The Doctor ksePs general assortment Of Irussss
and supensoy Baadages which adjusted and applied
above
Ps His celebrated Elixir may be had At his store Price
dollar e7v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21
TO THE ECONOMICAL

Study economy, ye who ne'er studied Il before,
And We Who have studied "a, INSET study u the mere
rENTLpMEN In want Of Clothing. win find their In.
NJ 10 call os Beekmsn street. Near Pearl where
goods manufactured In the very best STYLE a. the following
low prices
sup Dress coss from sil 20 nsa. and trimmed " 10
Do Eroeks do. Isa0l do. do. n"N
Best Casa Pants, So do. DO D"a
Vests. all kinds. az do. do Hs9
Fine Pst Coats, 1919, extra 6ns beaver eossLl"o
Ole ameod. J. MOFFAT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21
NEW YORK TATTERALLs-Psrempt

~N NEW YORK 1ATTERALLS-Peremptor
LlrS~ sae.-By order Of Asirnees-On Tuesday next
6R Gath last al ~ oeloct, will be sold at tins we'll
LIZ know establishment the following articles, via:
Que pair large Grey Coach Horses IL hands high
tue pair Bays, very stylish and fine drivers.
One pair csreys well known the road fast troter,
Tne we'll known tro,ting hone screwdriver.
The we'll knows trotting Fanny Pullan, &c &c.
ALSO, Chariot, Barouche light Wagon (built
short time since by Foral Roekaway Wsggsn &c. &C.
Alse several sets ofcoach and light Harness. Saddles Bdies
Whips, Blankets Dresses, &c. nc.
Further particulars will be prnlshea in bills
GEO. w. MILLER, successor toJ. w. Watson.
dl2M 4l6 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

= CO - rEOP1E's LINE FOR ALBANY
ezxH3H& Landing at the usual landings-The new and
- elegant steamboat UTICA, Capt Truesde)i,
will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Liberty street. Fri
day afternoon, December q, at s o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply 10 CROOK FOWKES, CDR
of West and Liberty Streets PETER c. SCHULTZ, at
the Office or the Captain on board.
NB-Al goods freight baggage, bank bills. specie, or 'ny
other kind OF property taken only the risk Of the
thereof. my27-7n,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

6kK NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL JACKETS.
M7&P Sailing from New York on the 18th, and from
- Liverpool en- the LIST Of every msnth.
FROM NEW YORK.
Jany l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (newl Capt w.
c. Thompson
Feb'y is-The UNITED STATES, Capt. J. 9. Fisher.
March l3--The vIRGINIAN, Capt Lewis Higgins.
April l3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt T. Allen
FROM LIVERPOOL
Jan'y 1.-The VIRGlNfAN, $40 tens
Feb'y THE SHEFFIELD, 600 tons.
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHlTNEY-l000 tons.
April 1.-The UNITED STATES-660 TONS
The qualities and accommodations Of the above Ships and
the reputation their commanders well Known Every
exerton will made promote the comfort Of passengers
and Of importers The price Of passage TO Liy
-rpoo The cabin in the other lines fixed at Sl40, with
every description The will not be
responsible for letter parcel package sent by the above
ships for which bill Of fading not taken For freight
passage apply to STEPHEN WHITNEY.
SANDS, TURNER, FOX co
dlsy ROBERT KERMIT, "a South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

no AT this Indictment Of the year writes CORES
pondent when consumption Asthma, Coughs Colds ke are
pravelent most SAFE ecaciess, and at the same time
speedy remedy be found in Dr. Mason ve
estsbIe Balsa For sale by b. D. Sands 70 and loo Su
ton st syme 50 and $50 Bewery; Burnetts Pcriumsry
81 Conal street. For further see Dr. MA
sons advertisement in another mart OF the H.-''d "a
TyINE PLATED WARE x sUrEkIOn rl>isnlo
IL CUTLERY.-The Subscriber has received per late
packets and opening THE large and complete asor
Of rich plated ware consisting Of sivermounted Caster
Cake Baskets; Tea aud Coffee Ups; Candle
STICKS &c &C. Also, very splendid assortment Of fine la
bic Cutlery consisting OF sets and 100 pieces Of Ivory,
Pearl and Silver handle Ksve with French forms Forks ex
Carver aud fine Knives for Silver Forks All sor
sale at very owprices, as usual, by
ol6y DANIEL F. DELEvAN " Maiden 'sns
vyvOOTHACHE! TOOTH ACnE .-Ao -o,s,.o. 49,.
i fort and EaseWhat is this worlds goods for but to
things comfortable and relieve pain troubled
with the above PAIN vita unpleasant breath
by defective purchase bottle OF Browns Extract Of
Gall and Kreoso For evidence Of its efficacy references
on the directions. Manufactured by VIM. BROWN ASH
Washington street, BoonObserve his signature for genuine.
street Sold at retail by c. H Ring GA Broadway Burnett
81 Canal street, Rstton Brothers. 1873 East Broadway, EN-
II East Broadway Hart Of Broadway and Cham
hers street. Guion, LAT Bowerv Pric. 80 CENTS d's'm
DR. AMOS q. HULL'S OFFICE.4 Wesley sinEE1.
~ Exclusively devoted TO the Of Hernia and Proapsw
OF the Uterus An experienced Surgeon, graduate of the
University Of this State, in constant attendance.
This establishment favorably known in this city for NOR
thar 20 years. parossed by the medical faculty. to who's
good opinions its highly successful solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER to be had calling
a. above. VESEY STREET, ASTOR HOUSE.
s6-f.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

- The sIEAMb0Al WABhlNGIoN
s>rxL-Cvx<E1 having discontinued running between New
York and Albany, viii resume her regular
r.p between New York and Newburg Monday the 18th
usan leaving New York every Monday and Thursday alter
aoon at O'Clock, and Newbug every Tuesday and Friday
,epoos o'clock touching the intermediate landings
% receive light freight and passengers
N. BAH freight. baggage bank bills. msst be at
he Of the owners unless oil aaing therefor
the GODS bs entered ON ths boakssG hs,St
auQ CRAwrCHu MARTIN co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

THE HART THE HAIR! THE
HAIR .li-No better evidence 10 wanting
to show the superiority Of the 0enuins
Buffalo Oil, over other preparations,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21
: ~S - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE ior
xaa Norfolk Charleston, s. c., Petersburg, and

= 49, - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
su. S1 Norfolk Charleston, s. c., Petersburg, and
Richmond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEWESS, all boats speed and
.aton, will commence running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
Spears wharf every afternoon at o'clock Immediately az
the arrival Of the from Phade phia and will
morning at Portsmouth time the Whining
and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning will leave
Portsmouth after the from the South and
each Baltimore mort morning time for the for Pla
,elphia.
These boats connection with the well known
jackets Georgia and sesth Carolina which leave Norfolk
very Saturday for Charleston, giving travellers choice They
also connection with the James River boats Peters
and Richmond Strangers informed (od travellers
now that this cheapest and most comfortable route for
ouhern travellers there changes from cars
sosts and stages the dead Of night the Washington
cute The company therefore hope te travelling part Of The
community will patronse them in giving equal facilities and
,sperior comfort
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, % JOHN w BROWN,
m26d Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

IL rErM1cAI EssrHcE nT MIssTGRn rs.,.as
unequaed for the Of chilbans gou palsy,
span bruises aad Ied palms, This embrocaon has been in
for the last thirty years. and has been fsy sub
the inbe test Of experience and in every instance
vh it has been fairly tried has been attended with
pletc Its good effects have been universally
persnced to have established its credit the most safe
and perfect cure offered the public Ssld at
CHURCHs Dspensary 1873 Bowery corner Spring street
Price so cents per boitle d2O I'm cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

TNENTH WARD BANK.-The notes of this Bank
redeemed at their No. It's Bowery, at par,
for the convenience ofthe bill holders part the
City ofoue per at the Office Of Carpenter vermyle
No. ~ Wal, street. L. HOOK, Cashier.
linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

untirag efforts 10 attain the object, consistently be-
that he length succeeded In srt
Gle which fail the appreciation Of all who will
take The trouble 10 examine It.
This article to which the attention Of the public 10
especially invited Satin Beaver Hat, price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheaFness,
durability, and comfort be surpassed the city Of
New York In addition 10 the vory Of Hats and Caps
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat OF very superior
quality which he afford al FOUR DOLLARs and this
Hat for years past has given 10 customers the
most unqualified satisfaction Justice 10 his friends well
hmse makes II proper Tor him 10 say that he sells for
cash. the losses sustained from bad will not have 10
be paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
The old established stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep27-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

E,ANCY FURS AT COsT--The subscriber having a
large stock Of Mus and Fancy Turs hand in order 10
reduce his stock has reduced his prices actual II Of
fer opportunity ladies who have not supplied them
selves with Mu and win constitute rich useful and cheap
present for the approaching holidays Please call at M Chat
nam st. IdlS lm.1 CHAS WATSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

These ships all Of the first GLASS; about 200 tons burthen
by able and experienced navator Great
made Of in the selection of furniture, beds
&C., and the price Of passage fixed at 500 out
ward for each adult Chi drcn half price, without wines or
liquors ofany description Neither the captains nor owners o.
packages thsm unless regular bills ofladng signed
therefor. Apply 10
JOHN GRISWOLD. ~ South street. New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

w sAFEs--Made expressly to stand the te.t Of thu
greatest Are thief These safes have been proved in fnr
mace, with sAstero and 0ayor' double Safes, and will
be warranted stand e than sx Of either Of Dsano
SCOTS Gyior in FOR sale al the ordinary
prices by the patcntee and manufacturer ia Water ST.
EsOS WILDER.
r. s. Prompt attention TO orders by mail.
Price from S15 10 $500 each dill Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

ITO THE LADiES.-Dn. A. u hULLo UTEnu
i DOMINAL SUPPORTER is offered to those afflicted
depending upon relaxation ofhe abdominal MUSCLES in
srument every way calculated for relief and
soraon to health When this Instrument is carefully and
properly fitted TO the form of the patient invariably aord
the most immediate Immunity from the distressing dragging
and bearing down." sensations which accompany nearly al
Of Vsceal d~placemen Of the abdomen and its sklf
application always followed By early confession Of radical
sueon and be applied by the patient without further aid
AMOS @. HULL,
Once, 4 vesey street, Astor Hsuse, New York.
Pamphlets describing its and application will be present.
Cd at the Office aull
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

NEW REFECTORy.-J. SWEENEY lsiorms his ir,cr,
In and the public that he has opened Rsfecoy in TIA
large and elegant building No la Fulton street Fish, Files.
and Fowl always be found his tables and every des
ey the provided appears in the market
Ne attention will Be wanting his part to give general
satsctio. and he hopss End that generous
which he 10 determined 70 deserve.
IlO-d j. SWEENEY
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
VEN DU e.

FHSHE subscriber DESTROYS to dispose of the
a residue Of the personal estate of William
Clarke, decd. will offer for sale at his; late resi-
dence in the town of Staunton, on Monday
the 25th instant, a variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture consisting of
Beds, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs,
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase,
one eight day Clock, And Irons.-
Also sundry Dry Goods, Medicines,
Glass Jars, l Gig and Harness, a
double-barrelled Gun and case, a
Wheat Fan, variety of Castings,
and sundry other articles.
The terms will be made known on the day
Of sale.
SAM'L. CLARKE, Ex'or.
Nov. 7, 1889.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
ESQ ACRES

on the Bull pasture river, and the same
upon which the said Lockrldge now
resides, four hundred and thirty Acres
lying between the Bull pasture and
Jackson's mountain, two hundred and
forty Acres on the east side of the Bull
pasture river, one hundred Acres in the
Big Valley, forty five Acres on the Bull
pasture, seventy five Acres in the Lit
tie valley, one hundred Acres on the
Bull pasture, one hundred Acres on
Chestnut ridge, and two hundred A
cres on the east side Of Jackson's RI
yer.
The above land or much oritis ofan excel
lent quality, as it is of the Bull pasture bot
toms, which is equal in quality to any land
In said County of Bath, and as stock farm.
the property is well worth the attention Of
grazieTs. The title to the above property is
6eheved TO be unquestionable; but actin6 as
trustee Shall only convey such title as is
vested In me by the conveyance aforesaid.
Nov. ! 1899. '"S'ee'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

the improvement of Rocklish river, in con-
junction with Il Turnpike road, commencing
a' 'he mead OF said improvement of the river,
10 {, run the most direct, practicable route i'm a
uirection Tor Staunton until it intersects the
road leading from Waynesborough to Green
vile.
And, whereas we are determined by the aid
we expect to get from our friends at the month
OF Rock6sh, to subscribe the sum necessary
ior the improvement Of the river, if our breth-
rem OF the Valley will subscribe enough to
make the Turnpike road.-Therefore
list. hesoiced, That this meeting do hereby
earnestly solicit their brethren of the Valley
10 subscribe Tor one hundred shares i'm this
Improvement.
End. Resoheo, That this meeting hereby
pledges itself to those that NAV take stock in
the Valley, that all the stock there taken shall
be appropriated toopening the Turnpike road
3rd. Resoiced, That this meeting is i'm IA
YOUR OF commencing the navigation at the
mouth OF the river and the Turnpike stimuli
taneously.
9TH. Resolced, That it is very desirable to
commence this work by the first Of January,
1910, because Of the abundant crop of grain Of
all kinds.
9Th. Resolved, That our friends at the
nioutii OF Rockfish who have subscribed for
'he said improvement are hereby solicited to
pledge themselves to our Brethren of the Val
ley that they will not oppose the application
OF the Valley subscription to the road
9th. Resolved, That the secretary of this
meeting without delay forward copies fthese
proceedings to the commissioners at each of
the places designated i'm the law for OPENING
DOCKS, and also TO the editor of the Staunton
Spectator, who Is requested to publish the
same in his paper.
HAYES N. COLEMAN, Charm.
WM. Q. ROBERTS. Secretary.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
M1rrie0,

On Thursday evening last. by the Rev,d
MIR. Shipp, Captain Joseph PoiNTs, of this
county, TO Miss ELIZABETH DEIANy. daurh.
ter of Col. Delany of Greene county.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev'd.
mr.. Goodwyn, Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH, OF
Clarke county, to Miss FRANCES NJ. SrRIg-
LING, daughter of Erasmus Striblinr. ESQ. Of
this town.
On the Goth August, by the Rev'd. John C.
Lyon Mr.. DOUGLASS Bennett, to Miss CAS-
sANDRA REYNOLDS.
On the same evening, by the same, MIR.
ALBERT q. DAY, to Miss MARY FRANCES
LoIR, all Of this county.
On the 3lst ult. by same, Mr.. JOHN FApLy.
to Mrs. ELIZABETH MORRISON.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
20 eite A'fEs3"0iss Of she Lea
litSsOss Gazette.

A CARD has been addressed to YOU. i'm
the valley Star, under the signature of Cor
nellus =. Baldwin, in which he attempts to
throw all the blame upon me for the suspen-
sion OF the Gazette. / am willing to share q
Part ut indeed there be any butt am unwil-
ing to bear all. In justice to myself, then,
VIII give you the reasons, truly and honestly
why the Gazette 1cas suspended. When Mr..
started ior the Southwest, he informed me,
'hal lie mad ordered a sufficient quantity of
paper ana INK, to last until his return, (for we
were nearly out.) But to the reason for sns-
pension. lst, Then; the term for which the
house then occupied by the Office expired on
tne iirst OF September, and there was no prob
ability OF obtaining it for another year, nor of
geItih9 another at that time. 2nd, BY this
tiine we were out of paper and ink, and had
been borrowIng-the ink and paper never hav-
ing come to hand. Sd, Just at this time I re-
celved letter from MIR. b. in which he re-
quested me to send off the old type in the of
ficc, and procure others, if possible, by the
time he returned. Suspension was now ac-
tually necessary. Then, asked some of the
most Jealous friends of the paper what they
thought OF suspension until we could procure
new type! was answered, that Mr.. ID. had
promised new type some time since and that
inc subscribers would rather wait a few weeks
tnan to get the paper as it was then printed.
Here now are the reasons, which this man
without fauit-''and blameless," tells you
there was nothing ''to require or excuse -
But 1t Will be remembered that he gave you an
.'ercu$e' III the next sentence. which is, t'That
1t was only hauled out on deck fora few DAYS.
to undergo thorough repair But, as it is
well known to you all, that am not the first.
that Mr.. Baldwin has thus charged with doing
wrong without cause Will not again come
before You in relation to this matter.
Very Respectfully,
ID. A. STOFER.
+; S.-Edltors who have published Mr.. BIS
Gard VIII confer a favor by giving this an in
Oct. 81.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

The Petersburg In.elligencer tells good
Joke which occurred in that town few days
ago. 1t was rumOred that the Governor had
issued proclamation requiring the State tax
es to be collected in gold and silver. In an
instant all who had been putting or the sher-
III ior months past with the old burthen of
Cal again tomorrow, Were pursuit ofhim
to pay their taxes while they might yet do SO
win deprecated paper.-Even loco-focos to
the back bone We're seen with ''bank rags in
hand, pressing forward to be in advance of
the proclamation and save their per centn,n.
Inc Sheriff of course made good haul, while
The practical operation ofthe specie Sub-Trca-
sury scheme was beautifully illustrated.
Norfolk Herald
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
OBITUARY..
COMMUNICATED.

DIED, on Sunday the 9th ultimo, at Jen-
nings' Gap, after long and painful illness,
MIR. JOHN Fox, in the 10Th year of his age
leaving wife and nine children to lament the
loss OF an atfectionate and kind father.-The
deceased In his latter moments expressed a
strong confidence, that he had found peace
and acceptance with his Maker, through the
merits OF Crucitied Redeemer, and awaited
WIN Pauence the stroke which was to release
HIM from all his earthly sufferings.
''Jesus can make dying bed
reel SOFT as downy pillows are,
While on his breast lean nv head.
And breath my life out sweetly there