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10 PouIeu Thompson has returned TO
Quebec from his trip TO Nova Scotia. and
appears TO have secured the confidence or
support Of the Radicals by his sounding
words and fine promises-ihey will be de-
eeved there as were the Upper Canadians
by the same process. He is now ieasting
the Canadians Of Quebec, and endeavoring
to secure the confidence Of the men, by
accommodating their partners with balls
and parties. yon mistake the way to Jean
Baptiste's confidence, Mr.. Pow, he is not
prepared, like the true Briton, to sacrifice
sny thing and every thing for his stomach.
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AUGUST ~
d mas b. applied, and might soege''
a10ncshing Of service"
HrKaT NtNcEAT.
Ac1s.ntas HEnOlSf DrAD.-AtL

AC1x.ptAs HKKoIFE DEAD.--At Lot
h,a,sfe, on the sslh July, at The age OF
100 years ard several months, Charlotte
Ovsllef al the parish Of So. .lnHe de Ia
peea,,evt Tbs lady was ono Of a num-
her Of other young girls Of 81. Anne, who
mn, an mems apparel and shouldefed the
rnusset. 10 DIVE out detachment oil
English Regulars who were amusing them
srlyes By setting FIRE to the barns and
dwellings Of The Inhabitants Of st. Anne
during lhe seigc Of Quebec. The soldiery
II Britain in 80 as in nc. and still more
recently 10 1887 and 'ss has ever lelt desc
laian in it's coufse--the torch was always
applied, TO complete the tragedy, and that
too. apparently Tor no other reason than
a mere liking OF love TO inaict caoseless
misery on the population. To return to
the lady she and the rest OF her compa'
M fred upon the soldiers, who instantly
fed, making temporary barrows in their
fight, to rescue their dead, who had fallen
Under the FIRE Of these brave Canadian
girls. A, the age of 100 years, and lew
days only before her death, Charlotte
Oaellet could not refrain from hearty
laugh at the thought that she was one who
had made the best shots. She has left
Two daughters, the eldest OF whom has
been a wife FOR 55 years, the second has
lust lost her husband after happy union
81 So years. Could her courage aud hos
utty to British tyranny have been more
literally shared by her sex of the present
day--they would not now mourn theil
present situation Of British Colonial serls
Ladies', emulate her example.
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Proof positive of The efficacy Of
DR.. Eran's Soothing Syrup.

To the Agent Of DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup
Dear Slr-The great bcncht afforded 10 my suffer
ing ,nlant from your Soothing Syrup, IN case
ofproitaotod and painful detention, must convince
every feeling parent hos essential carly appli-
alton Of such an Invaluable medicine to relieve
nfan, misery aud torture My infant while teeth
ING, experienced sach acute sutforngs, that IL was
attacked with commissions, and my wife and family
supposed that death would soon release the babe
from anguish, till We procured bottle Of your
syrup; which soon as applied to the gums, a
wonderful change produced, and after Few
applications the chld dspla ycd obvious relief, and
BY continuing IN its use, l glad to inform your
the child has completely recovered, and no recuu
renee ofthat awful complaint has since occurred
the teeth eminaing daily, and the child enjoys
perfect health. give you my cheerful permission
to make this acknowledgment public, aud will
eOdly give any information on this circumstance.
Wa. JOHNSON
gentleman who has made trial Of DR.. Evans
Soothing Syrup in his family lin case Of teeihing
child,) wishes TO state thaie that he found il
tireIy eHectua in relieving pain in tho gums, and
preventing tae consequences which sometimes fol-
ow. We cheerinlly comply with his request.
n. Y. Sus.
or whom also may be obtained,
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FE-
MALE PILLS. THE BARON Won
HUTCHELER HERB PILLS. DIR.
EVANS FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS. DIR.
EVANS CAMOMlLE PILLS.
The above Invaluable Medicines arc sold
Wholesale and Retail, at
100 CHATHAM STREET, NEw-YoRK.
8 SoUrH SEVENTH ST.. ,PHlLADELpHIA
So CoRNHILL. BosToE, Mass.
find Of The following agents.
J.. PERRY, SWANTON.
James Russell, 81. Adams,
Jeremiah Potter, burlington,
VIM. II. Stafford, KeesertIe
Geo. w. Webster, Pia.tsJurgh.
Walton & Son, Montpelier.
J. r.. Roberts, VergenneS.
d. w. Brewster, .Middiebury,
A. Anderson, WhiiehaN.
Warren & Brace, Ostseg0.
| S. w. Caldwell, Rochester.
+. M. Luf, Sackettsharbour. >
Thos. Smith. Buffalo.
| C.. Swarou,, Utica.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-12

The PoLITIcAL PREss.-The Quincy
(Mass. )Patriot says truly, lhat The poIiti-
cal presses are ''going it strong,' about
these times. II both sides are In be believ-
cd, the people Of these United States must
be pretty hard set of customers, not
worth keeping any longer than the period
Of Mr.. MilleI's great catastrophe.
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NOTICE,

VI hereby given that the Subscriber viii apply to
Il the next Session Of the General Assembly of the
State of Vermont for grant for the exclusive
right Of Ferry from tho West Shore of Hog Is
land, in the Town ofSwanton, in the County OF
Franklin, to the East Shore Of Alburgh in the
County of Grand Isle, for the space of ten years
from October lS4l
AZEM NILES.
Swanton Sd Aug 1910. is.
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Commissioners Notice.

VME, the Subscribers, have been appointed by
Wv the Honorable, the Probate Court for the
District of Grand Isle, Commissioners TO receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Henry S. Eosburgh.
late OF Alburgh, in said district deceased, repre-
scented insolyent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto, and six months from the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend to the business Of appointment,
at the dwelling house of Richard Manning, in
Alburgh, in said district, on the last Mondays Of
November and December nexi, at ten O'Clock, A.
NJ on each Of said days.
WIN. Fl. LYMAN. } Commits
LEWIS w. soWLES, : Honers
Dated this I'd day Of July, 1910,
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Al Dc,rsit. (Miehiean,l ca the 2zae sl, Iames
Mksy, Esgs.. fanefiv ct lhs HudsOu BAY Com.
psny, 10 Matilda. second daughter Of GabrIsl
Ffanehgfe. Esqf. AgeHt TO the Americas Yer
Company.
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IMPARTIAL CALL.
p III OF n Y ii o y S F.,
Corner Of Lake and Maine Streets,
Formerly kept by Samuel Barloac.)
ST. ALBANs, VERMONT.

FEVHE Subscriber would inform his friends, and
IL the travelling public generally that he has
rented the above we'll known tavern stand for IA
term OF years, and holds himself in readiness 10
wait upon all who may favour him with a call.
GOA Carriage will run from his house TO the
Steam Boa-landIng during the navigation season.
A book will be kept at the Bar to enter the names
of passengers FOR the boat, who wiII be taken OF
left in any part OF the village.
DAVID LYMAN,
Lcte sftle Burlington Hotel,
burlington,
June 10, 1910
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NEW FERRY.

ENHE subscriber has established a FrKsY
Ill for foot passengers from Manners Farm on
the West side Of Maquam Bay, in S~aaion, "a
ClaFks farm the cas-; side Good boats will be in
readiness at ali times, and at either Of the shove
mentioned places.
ABRAM y. MAkZEP,
Swanien, May s5,h, 1870.
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DIR. EVANS
s o THING y u X UP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINo.
rNuFARYt nv HtNtrtT.
To Mother aad Nurses

The passage ofthe Teeth through the Euras pro
duccp tfoahesonas and asHg eFess symptoms. u -
known BY maihoFs THAI there great tttstaisea ia
the mouth sad gums dvfinF the process. The gums
swell. the sueteiton and saliva Increased. the
child SEIZED with iregacni and sudden Gas Of cry
ine, watchtnes, sartag IN the steep, and spasm,
Of peculiar parts the child shrieka wjlh extreme
violence, and lhrusfs its augers into ts mouth. II
these precsrsory symptoms are not speedily ailevi-
ated, spasmodlc eoEyulsIons universally sapstvese.
and soon cause the dissolution II the iphnt.---
Mothers who have their little babes afflicted With
these distressing symptoms should apply On. vs.
EvAs's CELEHRArE sooTHtse SfWUF which
has preserved hundreds OF infants when thought
pas, recovery. from being suddenly attacked With
hat fatal malady, eouVulsions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

acknowledge that he said that "he ras an imbecHe,
ana that ne would have voted for old horse
ont nov, ne sad, he Ind examined into the life and
CHARACTER OF ''n ilarr.shn and that he greater
man man he once thnught-and that Harrison could
Wriie DETER letter than himself or his old friend Mr.
GOODWIN 10 hrlp him. NM. Garland had the candor
to tel Tue people, that Mr.. Van Buren, was talented
ana great man, and that in private life h. above
suspic"h. can say cand'diy, that Maj. Garland is
more 'a!ehleu man than common; and, with his nven
i've genus, seems IL lose sight of his rniRtr0Je past
MN h"t WIN all his ingenuity, shall be surprised
ne should succeed in making the people Of this Dis
trict 6rer' that Gen Harrison is less an "irnbece or
d"'ard III ie4n, than he in $780, for was at this
latter date, he hns dcnonnced him
d'd not stay 10 hear Mr. Holidays reply to Major
Garland; but have heard that he was very severe
siiewin9 what sterling Republican Van Buren, was in
10, and That, according to the Ma or : own showing
Harrison was black cockadr FedcraI;st high Tariff
and Internal Improvement man. What will foreign
nations think OF us, it lose sight Of principle av1w
none-insiead of appealing to the patriotism and the
intelligence OF the people, election should he carried
by the exhibition of cider barrels tin pans, the ratng
Of old gonrds and such pictorial representations: II
VIII be lasting disgrace The American character
In this thng, the leaders of the Federal party shew
their usual contempt for the intelligence of the people
because why should they resort TO such low means,-
They when they al home, drink their wine out Of
their silver goblcs, cut glass; Sc but, when they go
amongst Tue people, they resort 10 gnurds Mark my
prediction, Louisa will give hundred majority for
the Magician. LOUISA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

At ! meeting OF the Democratic Republican party of
Northumberland county, held at the Courthouse, on
Monday, 10th August, $40 lit beng court day. Capt
cambridge Cox was called To tn" Chair, and Maj. VIM.
p Booth appointed Secretary. The object of the meet.
ing was then explained by few brief remarks by
Capt James NJ Smith, when Col. 7. 2. Bramham, be.
my unanimously requested. arose, and addressed the
meeting for short time much to the qualification of
al! present few chagIIntd Nhgs-a!lcr which
the following resolutions we're unanlmous Y adopted
l. RcSOired, That this meeting dnes most cprdia liz
approve Of the Convention 10 b- held al Charlottesville,
BY the Democratic Republican party. Of the State Of
Virginia. on the OH day Of September next.
>. Eesofred, That Col. William Bayse, Col Edwin
Nclme, Col. Robert Alexander, Capt WIN. Harding,
Capt James NJ. Smith, DR. P Neln!s, Walter Rice,
John II. Fallin, DR.. Vim. Harding, Capt. Hiram In
gram, Or. Alfred Iiudnal, William b. iludnali, Capt
Griffin II Foushcc, rnomas 5. Lyeil, WIN Henderson,
Capt VIM. b. Davenport, Thomas Blackwell, Capt.
Samuel Harcu,n, John T. Rrdmon, Cyrus IIaynie, VIM
H. Hayne, Capt. james iaynic, Capt. John d. Belts,
Frederick Downing, Alex. Blackwell. and Capt. VIM.
Middleton be appointed delegates attend SAID Conyen.
ton and cooperate with other delegates depntlzed
from the various parts of State, devisng ways
and means by which the Democracy Of our State may
be more firmly united, and thereby the re-cec-
ton Of Martin Van Buren, to The Presidency of these
l. States, who, most d-vouily believe, pursuing,
and will carry out, those Democratic principles, which
we hurnblv conceive are best calculated
prosperity a nation, and our individual happiness
principles of 81 and 80, which the mother Of States
was the first proclaim, foremost to defend, and Will
be the last--yea, the very last, To abandon.
3 Resolced, That the Chairman and Secretary Of this
meeting be added to the dele cation.
Rcsoirtd, That the Editor Of the Enquirer be
qucstrd to publish the proceedings OF this meeting IN
his paper u con, Chairman.
WM p Booru, Sctre'ory
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TOT VIC ItWPIF HIt UT.
A GOOCHLAND DEMOCRAT.
Scenes bcY0Rd The .fountdjRS.

SWEET SPRINGS, aug ~, lo4U.
Allow me to give you brief account Of the discus
sion which took place at Union Monroe county, on
Monday and Tuesday last The order Of discussion,
and the time each speaker allowed to occupy being
arranged, the Hon MIR. Pickens of South Carolina
introduced to the stand and delivered most able and
interesting speech. He took manly and statesman
like view Of the great questions which have sepa-
rated the Federal and Republican parties and his views
on the subject OF the currency particularly were clear
and conclusive; presenting IN forcblc manner the evils
resulting from banking operations heretofore wherever
they have been used and the still greater evils be APP
pretended from the establishment of another National
Bank. | think all who heard him must admit that he
spoke not parlzan but enlightened statesman
and an honest patriot. After speaking one hour and
three quarters he took his amidst genera! applause
Gen. Baldwin followed him in speech Of two hours
and haf-and far as am capable of Judging, he
failed TO meet successfully single position assumed By
Mr. Pckens. Governor Reynolds Of Illinois next took
the stand. lie took brief and sensible view OF the
important questions which now agItate the country
and by his happy and successful hts at the Wings
greatly amused and delighted his audience, and the
concusion Of his speech followed by long CONT
nucd and general applause. Gen DOrman next spoke
Ut being late in the evening much the larger portion
of the people left the house, not having heard all his
speech aG able 10 say how he acquitted himself
heard from some of his friends that he did we'll
The discussion then postponed to the next day
when addresses made by Col J. S. Watkins, Mr..
Gholscn and Hon a. Bcirnc, all Of whom acquitted
themselves we'll Col. Watklns's speech was marked
with those sound, and practical views for
which he has always been remarkable. q am happy
inform you that his health is rmprovinT) You may
rest assured the cause OF Democracy has lost nothing
by the discussion Our friends fine spirits, and
confidently calculate upon carrying the county for Mr.
Van Buren, Gy handsome majority.
Yours respectfully
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GS, Uud bjgh .miu,icd Sentiments

Two Republicans al Virginia, in distant parts OF the
State have recently expressed similar sentiments,
the great cause in which we are enlisted. They have
both full confidence in the understandings of the People
very different indeed from that coTrmp, which the
Wings have no hesitation III showing, III the humhugs
that they axe continually gettngu The Republicans
address the Understandings by arguments aud prnci-
p!es-Thc Wings attempt to gull and deceive them.
The first of these gentlemen is Judge Henry st. g.
Tucker, who invited TO public dinner in Wythe
county, and declines IN letter, Of which the following
extract
sConfned rs my official duties This place, would not BE- in
mv power 10 comply wi>is rlrw tins
occasion. public did I" require Tor
;Le part OF The Judges f" t'c eNcis scenes I" Pc
lcal though cannot be with YOU, am Al
your soudc the success oi the DEMOCRACY the present
political camaig We cannot hr bind I" The unrNam
pe efforts making Throughout the Union Tor the
throw Of which attached We Cann"t he in
rn,Iye To- the Organized array OF the ht tarn,s the oppo>
ton for the ao>c all before them We
how ars" portion Of our own profession ana "i Tie
wealthy rrayed against We cannot hui
feel that with obstacles lar" much 10
fear, The public mud j, discussed Of IN" Innnrrale %
which scattered with nn>crii"ioI hand anns hG
people ,h he done, and me sound and honest yeoan Of
The country dock heretofore standard winch for many
they har" :" faithfully Upheld ~ mem - my ul>, ana
hope vic;-and even II our anniversaries would
are destined speedily The OF the Democracy
20 backward. may be arrested for while but IL march,
offer yon The folowtn: sentiments The Peop q Isire
march straight forward file leaders wheeling
The other is a diStn-ulsed Democrat on the upper
James River, who writes as follows:
HThey greatly mistake the intelligence OF ihe people
who believe that they cannot understand, when plainly
presented TO them the most ahsruse questions of
constitutional law, and the most difficult problems in
finance and currency. If speaker or writer under
stands the question we'll himself he wall find but little
diiiic making HIMSELF and his subject understood
10 the mass of the people. Our course IS ! think,
plain one-t is, TO give to the people as full history
possible of the opinions the votes, the political con-
duct of the candidates. TO explain the practical ope
ratons of the measures advocated BY each and 10 show
Il, 40, Tho
Nv which they respectively supported. Let this be
done (and believe il will be done and have no doubt
of the issue Our opponents pursuing course d'-
rec,lv opposite The mass Of them have doubt be-
eve that the measures they advocate will BE- hes, for the
country vet they be very certain that they can
not induce the people 10 think Hence, although
they have much certainly II not greatly more, OF the
speaking talents of the country on their SIDE they ev'-
IDENTIFY shrink from the discussion of the primer on
which they would wish TO the Government admins
tered
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MERCER COUNTY.

''FKINcErON, IIth August, lcIU
81 have Just time TO TO you that all safe in Acr-
Ger. General Chapman and VIM b. Preston, Esq adj
dressed the people OF this county last Tuesday court
dly.) Mr. Preston gave sketch OF ms polllI-
cal creed but never sad word about Gen. iarri-
sons oplnonssaId great deal about the expenditures
ofthe Government, standing army, &c. Ogle seemed
10 BE- his guide about the extravaganza of Mr. Van Bn-
rem. But, sir when Mr. Chapman got up he showed
the folly of Orator Prcst"ns remarks, founded upon
Oglcs speech, and that Mr. Lincoln had pronounced
the whole speech of Oge false, so far as Mr.. Van Bn
rem was concerned II certainly OF Mr.. Chap
man best efforts, although he here unpreparcd,
not knowing that Preston would be here, that any
person intended to address the people behalf OF the
Whigs--yct It produced wonderful changes in
this county. The Wings were thunderstruck, and as
silent as the grave after the discussion We
good here for - majority for Van Buren, Give US
"ht and all is right here.
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TRUE PRINCIPLES OF THE CONSTITUTION,
according to the intention Of it's founders, would require
that the Treasury should be DIVORCED FROM ALL
CONNEHlON WITH ANY BANK OR BANKS,
State or Fsderd. The same proposition had been sug-
gested by Mr. Gordon at the last session of Congress-
and the hint of it, in TRUTH by Mr. Jefferson
IN letter 10 Mr. Gaatin, in 1903" Thus spake Mr..
Is. w. Leigh, BEFORE the failure Of the Banks, and
yet he is seeking to ostracze MIR. Van Buen Tor
recommending the system AFTER the Banks have
iaed..!! May the frcemen of America never consent
to be governed deceived by the bubbles and unprn-
cIpled tIme-servng policy of inconsistent Wing law
yers.
In conclusion, | will remark, that Goochand, "the
cockade Of Democracy, stand, and fears not the
fire of the whole Federal phalanx. feel proud Of my
fellow Republicans; for, better Democrats and irmer
men do not exist under the Our people cannot be
hnmbngged-and while our sister counties, Louisa and
Fluvanna, have been betrayed, Gpochland alone has
w'thstood the storm, unappaed and unchanged In
deed great the of our people to hear Wing
slang, that they would not attend Tuesday TO listen
TO the lImber-tongue of the Rev. John S. Pendeton
who had TO address small assemblage of HhIgs.-
G"ochland will give Van Buren, greater vote than she
did in le:S6-for the People up!
a GOOCHLAND DEMOCRAT
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1,ro uhiin nrucins-nnLe and Rear,

The Swiss Orator who is travelling over the coun-
try to blow The bellows Of political ury IS thus charac-
tcrrsed by the Missouri Argus:
gentleman of high standing. at this Tine cftzeh OF h"s'
has tong known BeattG nc y man ae.'s
all and pr"cpe and that at this moment n a nm
gentleman indebted L" him artmg. lh's = ,le
whom the Fcdrrali>ts doing homage ms Is e ~
forth 10 enlighen the people $50, /,
This IS the gentleman Of fue taste, who lately ha-
ranqued the Federasts Of New iork and threw IN ie
following delicate compliment the President and ms
cabinet You migh, dump barrct IF tartar emetc t"to
HELL, and eoutd'mt rrKE up Such another DANSEp
setn'
Mr.. Orle the other Whig oracle, is in not much bet
odor-M Lincoln in his first speech, Just puoish
ed IN the Globe, says:
eth. member has undertaken to say, that am no
Whir, neither am representative OF the wings.
DEFY him to show that am no wing: but VIII say
that am no such representative OF lhe hss as n
self II the member will place hirsei' III .he ieia'''i "
constitnen nj to me- Twill very soon satisfy nun on ta'
subject But # he is a representative oil Inc wings
then am perfectly willing to renounce 'he reia''on
IL all the Wings like that MEMBER inc" mus
mt that am representative OF the "i.ss,
in taste morals, language nor manners q man VINO
r.n-csents tho Whgs must have no such qualifications
as that member. :. 49,
.ggain-"The member also nsinuates that, IN my
conduct have been Influenced by desife o. se''"s
into favor with the President lie not ohty ;ts
ms conduct hm, nv motives ALSO for he speaks OF the
.nauence Of the White House or "palace Iniiuence
Also that 81 have shaken the taper fingers OF e
dent, and drank wine at his table. 70" t,rh
remark 10 make--that none but one VINO IS caPao -
inc Influenced BY such things would suggest it IN refer,
enca "a The conduct of another. Whist right has DC
10 suppose ,ha, have been influenced by such motives
in the discharge of my duty, What right mas nc -
Judge others by his own corrupt ina
them motives which exist only IN his own 80
rnation If anv man felt conscious that ne eouln .o
resist those Influences it perhaps very na'ufd a., 10,
him TO suppose that others should do the same. Du'
tina. member is capable of being thus nausnet 1as
deny his right TO impue such meanness IN one
And apain-uBu, the member complains ihat on oi' !,
occasion the gate of the Presidents 50 reen was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

Docs the dsinrenuous and elaborate renewal OF The
b,mbuo of the Direct Tax (srpt this time of the Cen
susl en,itlc the Intclligcncer to the high compliments
it has lately received from some of the Wing presses
Does i not know Mr. Rhc,t has dI<clamed any preen-
sion 10 speak the sentiments Of IN" Pfcside--tnat me
Globe has disavowcd any desire OF Ia" PRESIDENT !" Jay
: Direct Tax. Ill his leading friends opposed /"
i,and set the y Intclgcnccr has cuanlngy attempt
ed to raise capital out of such hum'bug Cali IT
adroit csurtcaI-comuend lis correctness II you VIII;
bu, ascrbe merit 10 the organ which u does
MOI deserve
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Ilnnfhs.

Died, Monday morning last, abOnt o'clock WILLIAM r.
"LrR yoIngc. chi Matthew and Jan" 4. olcr. aged
wear. dlys'Srf rtl- Children Ia and for
lid them not. OF such Kingdom Of Heaven"