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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-13
No. IL

in the mines OF ldria. May God bless you
both, and make you as happy with the
rank aud wealth to which now fully re-
store you, as you were in the hut OF an
Idrian miner"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-13

" So much far Buckingham i" The
General-J ackson- Martin Van Buren.Rich-
ard NJ. -Johnson-Thom H.-Benton-Loco-
Foco-J efiersonian Democrats" are re-
minded that at the recent election in VIr-
ginia, Buckingham County, where Thomas
Jefferson received mGni'nous vote, AL
WAYS, we believe, gave Wing majority
of one hundred and two votes Ii Jeffer-
son was the Apostle of Democracy" and
Buckingham when Jefferson was alive.
gave him a unanimous vote, and now that
he is dead gives a handsome Wing MAORI
ty. what follows? Either that the Jeffer-
sonan Democrats have gone over to " fed
eral Whiggery," or Jefferson was no DEM
octat Winch born Of dilemma viii you
lake, gentlemen Loco Focos? ADV
lie submits 10 be seen through a micro
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-13

lie submits 10 be seen through micro.
scope, who suffers himself % be caught in
passion. Layeter
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-13

In the House of Representatives, March 10, 1880
Read and passed II. ilAMLlN, Speaker.
In Senate, March ID, 1899.
Read and passed
JOB PRINCE, President.
March IA, 1889. approved. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

On Tuesday evening 2ls instant by the Rev Dr. Ferris Mr.
Jsnes Of Brooklyn to Miss Jane youngest daughter Of
the late John Earl Of this city
Os the 10th Instant at their residence 81 Johns Square,
BY the Rev Dr. Hioor O. NJ Haywood to Nj. Meig both Of
this city
Brookys on Tuesday, 2l BY the Rev Mr. speu-
Ger, Mr. Francis Mills 81 Scotland Miss Elizabeth d. Whit
lock, dasshtsr of late Cs H. L. whitoek Of Elisabeth
town, New jersey.
On Sunday evesns the 18th Instant the Rev Mr. wainI
wright William H. stanbury Catharne H. Lawrence bots
Of this city.
On the 18th instant nv the Rev. d. r. Dowser Mr. Reuben
Belts Camden, Oneida county TO Miss Mary CLARK dsugs
ter Of Nathan Peek, Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

o. Ma LIVINGSTON, the proprietor Of splendid col
lection OF Plants invited te examine them yesterday Among
them very fine specsss % green house plants and
N particular the finest collections Of Daha grown in pots,
iro the original roots, offered AZ auction iii. We IN
wife all Who end Of the beauties Of tho raura world
call and examine them They will BE- sold by essr Blocker
Van Dyke AZ - Brsad street, this day. Thurday al half
ten o'clock. b, catalogue myss-li'
90 CONsIGNEEs per packet ship uARRICK, from Ii
verpoo nothed tina, she dischagng under public
stsre order. my23.y
NJ OT1CE-MARGARET or MARY HOPE who arr we'd
lately in tbs city from Dublin, requested IL call Mr.
Hae Al No 50 Pine street whout DELAY where they will
ear Of something 10 their advantage. wy9asr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

PARK THEATRE-THE DANCERS" Richard .
himself again" Mons. and Madame Taglioni made
a decided hit at the Park last evening. In some
points they received dozen distinct rounds Of aP
plause. He is the best male dancer we ever had IN
this country; his wife is a most beautiful dancer,
though not beautiful woman she 10 well formed,
and very graceful in her movements. They gave
very great satisfaction to house crowded IN every
part His pirouettes are truly astonishing; many Of
her steps were superior to thing we have seen at
the Park for some years II was great perform
ancc and they will doubtless crowd the house every
night Of their engagement. AT the close OF La
Sylphide' they were conplmented with an unanim-
on, call from all parts Of the house and greet
ed with tumultuous bursts Of applause. The ladies
waved their handkerchiefs and joined in the general
ceiling Of delight.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

LATE FROM MExJcs.-The crisis in Mexico 10
approaching. We have advicss from Tampco to
the 9th inst. They inform Ms that General Mexia
was on his march TO Paebea and Mexico, and that
Bustamente and army were on their way to Tampice,
from Victoria. The Federal force in Tam pico was
lncon General lnclan, with 1000 govern
ncnt troops, was stationed at Perote, and General
vasques, with 1000 troops, at Haachinango, for the
purpose Of intsrccptng hexia Therefore conflict
between the main armies Of the Fedcrasts and Cen.
trasts s close at hand, which will probably settle
the business Of who shall govern The present gov
eminent has much restricted commerce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

Ma. BENHKTT
l perceive by your paper that Captain N. ii.
Hodredge, Of the packet ship United States has re-
tired from the honorable and respectable cspation
Of Packet Master. Now, az he Is the oldest packet
captain out Of this port--onc Of the most popular,
the most generous, the most noble -heartedand has,
is well knswn, been Of the devoted to the
and re-crossed the Atlantic with him; ask whether
il would not be becoming. and but act Of Justice
manifest, an a suitable manner, the snviabe estima-
tion in which be 10 held by those who know him
best which ara MANY.
AsswsR.-Nothing could be more becoming
nothing more suitable. Go ahead.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

Suddenly al Syracuse, the iAh Instant his way from
Prescott u. c. New York, Mr. Thomas Campbsll native
ofCshn scoasd late Barrack Master Brcck,le and for
facrly in w. w. Maiesy 7sth Regiment Csmerss ehsa
ders lie served the Peninula and the battle Of
Waterloo received medal from his late Majesty and one fo
the regiment which he attached ~ years Tor III, merto
rous services ard also FOR Waterloo Aged years The
Canada papers will please COPY.
On the 10th inst julia yosnge daughter OF John and Hal
nah Adsms, aged ~ years
Afternoon, Caldwell j. the 2l,t instant stephen
Could. Esp, formerly bookseller Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

IaroRrASr PoLirrcAL NroocIArors-Before
MIR Webster sailed for England, IL settled
among the sacants of Wall street, that Mr.. Clay s
10 be next President, with Mr.. Webster as Vice
fhe succession also TO Mr. Webster. General Scot,
s. 20 be abandoned The recent subscription to create
mn outfit Of $4,000 S60,OO0-the fete at the Astor
Bouse-and many other events, part and parce
Of these negotiations. A fall account tomorrow o.
pert day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

FrRK AT rHH HOUSE, or RETUeR.-Yesterday
morning shortly after the inmates Of this establish
meat had taken their Breakfasts, and the boys been
directed TO assemble in the work shops, flames were
discovered proceeding from the back window Of enc
Of the upper stories Of the centre building used for
the boys dormitories On Mr.. Tcrry's dsputy and
his assistant going in to ascertain the cause il
found that the chimney attached to tho steam engine
had taken fire. and that unless water and assistance
could Immediately be procarcd, the whole Of the
west wing wond be inevitably destroyed. As
the wind blew from the east, there danger TO
be apprehended for the female department and there
fore the bows were mustered, and some Of the worst
disposed shut up in the spare rooms that side Of
the building and the others set to work to carry out
all the lighter articles Of furniture, etcetera His
Honor the Mayor, and Justice Taylor we're soon on
the ground, asd by the unceasng efforts Of the Fire
Depa rtmen nj the flames got under, and the
wing was saved, with all its contests. The damage
is estimated at $50 900. The managers Of the Insti-
tute will not be put 70 much Inconvenience, as their
new building on the site Of the old Fever Hospital is
in such state Of forwardness, as to be seary Gt for
use This Is the second time the Hosse Of Refuge
has been on FIRE. Three boys arc supposed to have
| made their escape in the confusion.
| General McComb was still al Fort King Florida,
| on the 10th inst. lie 10 endeavorng 10 make yer.
bal treaty with the Indians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

BY MISS roULMN.
II is not that cannot see eN&
The birds and lowers Of spring,
lis not that beauty seems TO me
d. eamy, unknown thing; ..
IL Is not that cannot mark
The blue and sparkling sky,
nor oceans foam, nor mountains peak
That e'er weep sigh.
They tell me that the birds. whose notes
Fall rich, and sweet, and full
That those listen to- and love.
Are net all beautiful.
They tell me that the gayest lswers.
Which sunshine ever brings
Are not the ones know SO we'll
But gay and sceutless things!
My little brother leads me forth
To where the vioets grow;
His gentle, light. yet careful step,
And tiny hand, know
My mothers voice is soft and sweet
Like music on my ear; 81.
The very atmosphere seems love,
When these dear ones are near
MY father twines his arms around,
And draws me TO his breast,
To kiss the poor, blind, helpless girl,
He says he loves the best.
IT'S then lponee err III known things,
II may be-weep or sigh,
And think how glorious il must be
To meet Affections eys.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

Or THE WALL STREET PAPERS are beginning to
End out the gross imposition done TO Mr.. Stephens
IN the National Records affairs. That imposition
was produced by the intrigues Of Col stone-a
greedy creature who wanted TO supersede a better
man and get the mssien himself. When will Stone
learn manners
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

- 90 The south 10 q remarkable country-full Of
lie and death Mr.. Yeizsr, Of Clinton, Miss. was
travalling from Jackson about two weeks since, and
after prescribing about mile he was fired into and
chased by two robbers. He, however, escaped with
the ZOO he had in his possession.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

1c5- Our mercantile readers are referred TO oar
law report for two very important decisions made
by Judge Belts yesterday One Affects the interests
Of importers and proves how little the Custom House
authorities know Of the commodities they have TO
appraise; and the other, Il correct may affect the
fortunes Of half the special partners in the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

Tnp CAsr OF rnS DIVINE Asp THE WoMAs-
VI il stated that the quarrel between Dr. Jarvis, Of
Aiddleiown, and his lady, has been settled BY their
counsel The Doctor gives the lady $1,000 per an
mum and her eldest daughter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

MossrEuR ApRiEs.-We are happy to announce
this gsntlemsns recovery from his recent indisposi
ton. and tina, he will positively go through his pop.
uIsr entertainments at Peales Museum this evening
on which occasion he will introduce variety Of
.ev and pleasing feats and recreatons.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

rt- Williams takes a benefit tonight at the Maj
tional He is a good actor. Besides other attrac.
lions, Mr.. Freer, new tragedan from London,
plays Shyiock That capital actor, Browne, makes
his first appearance here since his successful engage
meut in New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

(bs-If the French Blockadins Squadron at Rio
Janeiro have captured illegally the American vessels
LET'S raise a noise and /" blow sky high" at once.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

NUnArcr.-we call the attention Of the health
wardens TO the soap factory in Dstsh street. we
must have the nuisance sbated, and shall shortly
trace its history. The health Of citizens must
be attended to.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

SprcK on TRoUBLE.--The down east papers near
the border begin to talk Of more trouble about the
timber. This talk will increase as the election day
approaches
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

wnAr's IN ANAME1-Heretofore clergymsn have
bses termed "divines'-bat now the true name is
coming into use" devils" Oaly lovely women de-
serve the term "divine''-ana they are divine all
over who denies lit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

RIAL EsrArs AGsHcr ToR Paorsarr or This
isLAHD.--In the present revival Of The improve
nents ON this Island, which the rsvulsisa Of 1857
pat q stop to, persons seeking information Of the
value and location property, or having any bust
Of that kind to transact will find Hiram Parker,
Esq, the proprietor Of the Jefferson and Harlem
Land Offices, gentleman every way calculated to
meet their views. He has been nine years engaged
in the business, and is perfectly acquainted with
every locality this island. The attention of cap
Italists, men in business and Others beginning to
be directed to these improvements-partieular in
the neighborhood of the Squares 2lst street.
along the Third avenue-at Harlem, and at Manhat-
tanville All these points the centres of neigh
borhsods which will increase and spread till they
cover the whole inhabtable part of the island with
an industrious population.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

DivISIrIEs OF THE PREsEsr DAr.-Celeste-
Miss Tree--Miss shirref--Augasta haywood
Miss Barnes-Miss Clifton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23
The splendid low pressure Steam Boa

A
o UTICA! Q
| o Capt. NJ H. Traesdell,
10 Will leave foot Of Hamilton street. on after 9
For passage apply the Captain board at the Of
office on the pier.
% > . o
Coming close up to Drew and Scott and holding
the handful close their faces the following
versation took place.
Drew-Halloo, Russell, what have you got
there !!
Russell-Cant you reads
Scotch, all steamboat Utica-one Of our old
boats, that sold.
Russell-Sold-hsl did you sell her tot the
Drew-No-but she is sold and runs opposition to
the old line.
Russell-Yes, Drew, understand-she's sold and
in opposition to your line, Satan runs in oppos-
ton to Beelzebub. Both empty their birthstone
whee lbarrows into the same pit
Drew-Ah, Russell, you're hard one.
Kussell-Yes but not half so hard your party.
$50 week will not buy me of my support OF the
Arrow.
scott-You're keen as razor,
Russell-Yes and as quick on the wing as an Ar
Drew-How did YOU find out the maneuvre that
we still owned the Utica!
Russell-Because the humbug was so gross-he
Drew colored, eoughed, laughed, and said, 'Come,
Scott, let's go-Russell has got ahead Of us this
And the public win get ahead of this shameful mo-
nopoly every time. Many have been the tricks
played of upon the public by the old line, but none
quite SO barefaced as this. After the above con-
versation it is needless TO add, that the Utica IS
still owned by the old three dollar line, and that II
possible they would own every boat on the North
River. They conduct the monopoly IN beef, in but
ter in boats every thing they get their grasp
upon; and therefore the public ought to protect
themselves by putting the monopoly down. One
way TO effect this is by supporting the Arrow, which
win be down tonight, and leave again Tor Albany to-
~ Ipf he
be trse to themselves, and the monopoly will soon
be broken up.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

The Lumisay appears TO bid fair prove 10 be OF the
character which jushes is and win be fosnd valuable
acquisition to families residing ont Of we'll in the sty f
New forki price being ony s2o0 per annsn-and can he
forwarded by pest TO any part Of the world
nyls3tsTnkTh6lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

ny- The Concert at the City Hotel, last night, was
we'll attended, and the music was Of very superior
character.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23
ApArAcufcoLA, MAY Is. 1890.

The mail boat arrived here last evening, bringing
the intelligence of horrid attack made by party
of Indians on the settlement at Rico's Bluff about
Is miles below lola, the opposite side Of the river.
The accounts as related TO me by Of those who
escaped, are heart rendng in the extreme. After
buraing nearly all the houses and numbering many
of the inhabitants. they threw the children into
the flames to perish. Some entire families are mis-
sing; supposed 10 be murdered. Those that escaped
by flying 10 the swamps, were taken mp by the boat
and brought down hers; they present sad specta-
Gle, have lost their all and are entirely desti-
tute. Some dangerously wounded. The Indi-
ans supposed to number about I00 and are scat
tered il small parties for thirty forty miles along
the river. Another place about fifteen miles above
Rico's, was attacked the same night, and shared
similar fate. The people have fled from lola, asdthe
country around is in high state Of alarm Here all
Is excitement and alarm; leader, and nothing yet
done.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

THE FLORIDA WAN NOT rrDED.-Annexed we
give extract Of letter received here, yesterday
frem Apalsohicela, in Florida, shelving that
as the Florida war ended in one place, il breaks
out in another The attack recorded below, was
made by a remnant Of the Cherokses, who have thus
far hid themselves in the swamps Of that territory
We are persuaded that the Florida war will be as
brisk this summer a ever
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23
Moro sf aAe Hudson River 1enspely Wa-
nGuvres. EM III


We have before related to our readers several
most amusing tricks practised upon the public by
the conductors Of the Hudson River monopoly lire
of steamboats, but the following capital story shows
them up in the light of still more adroit managers
than we had ever given them credit for being Eve
ry one knows that the steamboat Utica always be-
longed to the old monopoly line. Latterly, howev-
er, report was spread about that she had been
bought by Independent company, and this idea
was strengthed by the following announcement in
handblls -
. . seeoe sess
NO MONOPOLY, AND RACING ALLOWED. n
OPPOSITION TO IMPOSITION o
Regular Opposition-Ftee Trade and Sailors htshfs.
. FARE REDUCE D., TO Fifty CENTS. .
The fast sailing Steamboat .
!" UTICA, .
cApr. NJ II. TRyEspELL, a
Will leave the foe, Of Hamilton ST. Albany, on Tuesday
morning, May 2lst, at O'Clock. o
c go eesoe
Captain Dean, and his friends who have started
the Victory and Arrow in opposition to the Old Mo-
nopoly Line, were astonshed at this; not dreaming
that they should so soon meet with such powerful
scadjutor. However, their establishment was soon
at an end for they learned, by dint of close watch
ing, that it was only trick of the Old Line to de-
ceive the pablic Accordingly, about 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning. as Mr.. Daniel Drew, highly re-
spectacle monopoly manager of mutton and beef, and
butter and steamboats,, and other ct ceteras, was
passing down CORTLAND street, arm in with his
friend, Mr.. Joseph Scott, very highly respectable
deputy monopoly manager, they met short, stout,
sturdy, rsund-facsd, active looking and moving
Knickerbocker of the middle age, named William
Russell, who held in his open palm the following
amusing handbill:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

General McComb was still at Fort King Florida,
on the 10th inst lie 10 endeavoring TO make yer.
bal treaty with the Indians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

Racing positively prohibited
NEW YORK.
OPPOSITION TO IMPOSITION.
REGULAR OPPOSITION.
Fare reduced to q
81.
No charge for Berths
THE public are assured that the Steam Boat UTICA
regular Opposition Boat, running for the accommoda
toa Of the Travelling Public She not running to be
bought of like the steamboats, Ticfory ayro,,
peyed crush down all honorable competon like the
Hudson River, or Old Lae, so called
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
GEORGE IsAGIsY,

nFFERs FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
" for cash orb1rier:
SUGARS. dc.
II hhds. Porto Rico and ST. Croix.
Il do PRIME \. Orleans,
100 lbs slngle aud double Loaf
) tinrccs y O. Clarified.
500 lbs. Crushed.
200 bags Coffee. comprising almost every grade
apart selected particularly for families.
MOLASSES.
l2 hhls. Y O. and En- slish Island
Is uefees aud barrels y. ..
SALE
900 sacks Salt.
CANDLES.
30 boxes Common aud Paien, Tsiow.
90 do do do Sperm,
VARIETIES.
Ia boxes fnrpcntlue Soap.
50 wholr. hall and quarter boxes bunch Rasins,
% Nests ron bound Tubs.
10, 600 lbs. Cotton Yam. L,nehburg Factory. No.
5tb II,
10, 900 lbs. Western Bacon.
tlcrces Cltora itIce, new CROP
barrels Maccltel,
IL bifrcl, Rump Pork
~ kegs Dnponts Rifle Pow der
60 do Bll.ing do,
1000 lbs. Bar Lead.
10 ton, we'll assorted bar Iron.
5000 Nnls and Brid> IA 10 Col.
800 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
l3G lbs. Saani,h iio'ant Indigo,
$50 lbs. Dafrh Madden
1900 lbs Amrtlran Bllslefed Steel,
10 b1frels Farmers OIL
80 hashei- Northern Potatoes,
- baes Stunt.
30 teams Wtln2 aud T.cucr Paper,
- bis. Sweel Malaga W0e.
Ia boxe. 6ae Oronoko Chewing Tob1cco,
% boxes Young Tyson. Imperial aad Gunpow-
der Tea.
% barrels y G.. Tar.
4. I Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30

La. ,bo .,..l,,u,c ecrhded 10 HIM, with \ ibe-
cal salary tie collection and dicesilug oil the
Statutes Of the STATE. ~ the performance OF winch
duty he died, having completed four volumes.
nh. ,,,Inn,inant qualities OF Dr. CooprR's intel.
Iertu,I character were nrepIdny and activity. lis
mind caursrd whole field nj learning with untffiog
,aridit, II necessarily ugh Tor knowledge nni
~ nh any apparent drndccty toll, but. up In the
a,t muneuts o( his life. With thai ,outhul aud fresh
sacriy which belongs 10 The pursuit. of pleasure.
He dad not hesitate to follow his reasoning "herev
er it rfi. sni what he thought he said. Authority
had but lutte weight "uh HIM. lie aIwats enira
,orrd appl, the ouchsone Of 10 every pfo.
POSITION sntl Ia Judge OF II hy that test alone.
lis mulllar,ous studies. aud hts uncommp MY
vide observation Of sooiets. had eurIrh'd ms mem
ury with u useful aud agreeable topics au1
these, combined with cheerful temper, soc ia
spitit, aud pleasant stsle o couycfsal on rem
dered lin trust dtlt huul companion. lie Wis an
admirable lakef-ters', rPgra hfnailc, gay, aud IN
sruCtlye. lie Wds rarely ia u company IN WIN h lac
did not say the best tang that uttered. lis
versaon WIS ILLUSTRATED by well TUNED ctdsies.
namented by sparkling classical illusions, aud eurch-
ed by sensible and iidictuus remarks. HIS temper
ST agfer biz, aud hs wboln maHit,e detfi DIS
tmguishcd by pcUailog bon hommic aud hipdacss
OF nstufc ilr VAS bruesoeul. friendly aud nnpui.
sve p,onpt 10 do 4 good turn. In 5 read friend
ships and 10 cover beats" ewasfuuI Of cIalilrHn
addicted 10 ltts, aud klud 10 servants. Through
out hts whole behaviour there M, winning simP-
out aud dfcctnrss always agreeable, hui IN oae ol
las zee, lr4fuug and ahIlutcs. peculiarly captivating
lie resided an4nn loI Tie last twe0ii yes AMI
We doubt wheeler he has been known t, nalncst
cling q personal uuh'Hdaess towards any 0diyd-
ual.
Whether his i,blurs in tie cause Of Science and
L'hctty shalI I'VE iJsttg memory 10 li, nam,
" III uot eiiake 10 Judge Int cuuGdeutl, s5y
dat lie vii Lug be- rccareled by lhose Who knew
h,ni, with atistruu and respect A. he hoaouled
u, with Is iasnd~hip, aHd received N IeiHfa or
love and almnatru, II was gratifying 10 u II Sc
the hlnbess anil tgudHtttlS with whI,h he sis
tanned himself Though laHg aul painful sickness,
aud The reg tl.n NIh WiHct he waicl,d the SLOW
aud CERTAIN pFraach oi Goafh.