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nominations in letter which want of room only pre-
vents our publishing to-day The letter and the rea-
sons he assigns for declining the honor are both very
crcdtublc To the writer.
Capt Mathew Pate and Capt. VIM. N. Mcriwcher
are candidates in Bedford.
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The .Ictiug Prcsideut

Mr. +. Webster chartered the steamboat, Sunday
might in order to reach Mr. Tyler, at his house in vii
Harrisburg at the earliest possible hour. Last evening
5about clock, the boat arrived here with MIR. Tyler
land his two They took the in f W minutes
land set out for Washington.
/ We understand, the remains Of General Harrison
will be inferred at Washington tomorrow.-The fol-
lowing is from the National ntegencer received by
last Evenings Mail:
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL.
WAsuiSGToS, April !, ISL.
The circumstances in which we placed by the
idealh of the President render II indispensable for us
the of CoSGRIss and IN the absence nf the
Vice President, TO make arrangements for the Funeral
fSolemnities. Having consulted with the family and
3personal friends Of the deceased ha conlued that
the funeral be soemnzed on Wednesday the 7th inst
lat II o'clock. The religious services TO be performed
according to the usage of the Episcopal Church, in
(which church the deceased most usually worshppcd
THE body to be taken from the Presidents House 10
The Congress Burying Ground, accompanied by Mi.
Iitary and Civic Procession and deposited in the Re-
,ceiving Tomb.
The military arrangements be under the direction
'of Major General Macomb, the General Commanding
lin Chief the Army of the U. S. and Major. General
Walter jones' of the Militia of the District of Column
|ba.
Commodore Morris, the senior Captain in the Navy
now in the city, have the direction Of the naval
Engagements
The Marshal ofthe District to have the direction OF
the civic procession assisted by the Mayors of Wash
ngton, Georgetown and Alexandra, the Clerk of the
Supeme Court of the United States, and such other
citizens as they may see fit TO call 10 their aid.
John Quincy Adams, e3Presldent of the United
States, Members of Congress now in the city or It's
neighborhood, all the members of the Diplomatic body
resident in Washington, all officers Of Government, and
citizens generally, are invited 10 attend.
And it is respectfully recommended to the officers of
Government that they wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing. DANIEL Webs lEh,
Secretary Of Strife.
THOMAS EWING,
Secretary Of the Treasury
JOHN BELL,
Secretary Of Har
JOHN J. CRITTENDEN,
.4norney General
FRANCIS GRANGER,
Postmaster General
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rAIrAnLE RIrunING LOTS AYE AUCTION.

TIME subscribers authorised sell, Auction the
misses, on TUESDAY, The Goth Of April nst,l at O'Clock
P. NJ that highly valuable property, adjoining The Pow
House fronting Streets t Capitol and H. being al
mirahy for church, hotel for private residences
The Lot l37 feet 10 inches l2h street. running back
lion feet inches on Capitol street. and 2I feet inches on
sreet will be offered parcel together with the buildings
hereon and if thus disposed Of WIN then he ,srey
led in five Lots Of :. inches each on TN street.
hing back TO feet alley the rear, when wi" DC io
the common OF the whole. . ,.,,.-. an ST., J..
In ca ~ sale of the separately the buildings WIZ theh pc
,Id ,nd :. In .. 10 be removed within speched une.
TSrms-Onc fourth CASH the balance IN f,r equa,
-, e,y will be required for the three last payments
" e p'r'' LANCASTER, DENBf * Co., .7aetioheer'
Holds
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Marriages

Married "Wednesday, the 2ifi i>t b. the Rev Pr nr
Spgin.yii iicnf,ro the eHcs ~ l. y 1n
llr. SrgpE> AicHoLs DAVE, - N;ss N,ETt. L. stHHi
daughter George Goddn. deceased latr II Arw krn cDu
Married. in ihi> city, The 1T instant, by Lev L. L. Aa2n
Mr. RorgKT A. j. CoyxLL. al Norfolk L. Mi-~ iRt>,E, T. ~
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F3RMyILl.E PROPERTY FOR SALE

r, virtue of of Trust, executed 10 Inc 10y Abraham
yenabie shall proceed Ia SELL To the highest bidder OF
Wednesday the al,t day April 1884, certain Lot and Houses
Ian Main street The Improvements large three story Brick
Building &C. This Lot may be divided into two
with most improvements, and about - feet front
back the other with Lumber House
abcu - width and about $50 feet OF ground
len 9Th, Cross street.
Also one House and Lot Main street, adjoining the
eCoach shop Mr. Chapel and variety of Household
Kitchen Furniture, &c. The will be made known the
.day Of safe. PATRICK II. JACKSON.
ApriIG ll0-2iwtds
Drank &. RUFFlN Attorney Lar, will practise in the Su
and Inferior Of AibemaIlc aud Fuyanna
ties. Address-Charottesvie, Va.
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:,'"ns winch now agitate the public mind Mr. Harvie il
.hcar' and soul with the Republican party; that he il
opposed 10 National Debt, National Bank 10 a Ia
r lar protection, to Internal improvement by the &c
neral government and a distribution ofthc proceed
!" me sales d" the public lands among The States tina
ne was State Rights man OF the Jeersonan school
no othrr gentleman being nominated and the uues
!tlon being called for Mr.. Harve WINS unanimously Sc
,ircled the candidate Of the Republican party OF TIM
co MY, to represent them in the next House Of Dele
lgates.
by request, NJ. Ilsrvie was invited into the room
inc having retired, when he was informed by I'll.
oha'rman oil the result of the meeting) He accepte,
Tue nomination with feelings of gratitude; declared hi
,whsiess TO enter vigorously upon the canvass, ant
the same political sentiments that Mr. Gle
;had vouched for
On motion Of Geo, G. Moore,
Resotped That the thanks of this mccne be tender
lea to John F Wiley Esq, for the satisfactory manne
s'n which ne discharged the duties of Deeuate durin,
3he last session OF the Legislature and their wishes +,
ms health and prosperity and motions SEVERAL,
made, the names of John W. Jones and John w Nasl
were rendered the for the manner in which the
3had performed the duties of their several stations
] On motion,
Ordered, That these proceedings be signed BY tn
;Charman and Secretary and transmitted by the latte
ito the Editor OF the Enquirer, for publication, vii
the request that all other political Editors in the Stat
iwill copy them in their respective journals.
RIO. +. JONES, Chmn
Gro f. Moopp c,r'ru
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IL The Sd No. Of the "Goochland Democrat can
for obvious appear 1t is addressed to
him, whose is forever closed. The authors good
l taste will, sure, approve the Omission.
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SAMUEL K. PAINTER,
- Hafrr STREET, Wac lork.
Grain end General Commission Merchant.
GRI8T L.uPROpE.uE.Nl

GRl.iT I.uPROpENENIS.
STOnARr WORCESTER y III A!lANS PIANO FoEl -
f. p. Wish Soie .Igtnt for Irgind and v Coroit"R.
Ir has been remarked II Distinguished
United state that few instruments aic I" "
found ~ any country equal 10 those made l sihit, N">
q puna New York Their remarkably Solt svt,, au.
Glow amd al the pnw rrfu They male "it
particular reference L durability and keeping 10 tune.
April 6 i!'-N =.
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The Secretary of State was obliged to return TO Wash
ng,on on Thursday evening in consequence ofe Presi
dents illness He left his father-in.law, Herman lie Roy
Esq, in New York at the point of death-The venera
bic old man died Wednesday night, at the age of 8
years. He was one Of the oldest and most respectable
merchants of New York MIR. Webster returned only
witness the amented exit of the President of til.
l.
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WIN. II. Richardson has been appointed Adjutant
General Of the State, in place of BERNARD PEYros
iresioneI.
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We understand, that our Minister in London ha'
presented some strong remonstrances against the
British Cruisers OBTAINING and searching vessels
on the coast Of Africa. The British likely to KEEP
him in constant employment, from such understandable
outrages:
"From Salem we learn, (says the New York Herald, },
that another outrage has been perpe,rated Anne
rlcan vessel by British Cruiser. The Richmond
brig of Salem, Bates, master, whilst her passage
from Salem 10 ST Helena, and thence to Mozambique
few weeks before her arrival at ST. Helena, when of
the Island of ST. Thomas the coast of Africa, was
brought to by British brig Of war, and overhaued
Her invoices and other papers were demanded and
examined, and she finally suffered TO proceed OF
her voyage, nothing being found 10 justify seizure
This is the fifth Salem vessel that has been searched
by English cruisers within few months
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SrpATrnN,S nr;,icE.

n RAWING of Wril>hmg Lottery, Ca>s y, ipni "a:
- 10 - - IL 10 - - 81 20 ~ ~
April ll"-i
ATTENTION. CHESTERFIELD LIGHT pRAG0o%~.
DARADE Manchester Saturday. iri INST, ~ ~ " =
tnly equipped except sa!crs Arms and announcement, z
order nsircon. BY order III The caitan.
MA. II. TEMPLE, - ;.
This muster is required by law
Ar.t.I
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Now, what is all tins but n ianfaronadc, lest we
should discover that he is holding with the hare and
running with the lounds-lest We should discover,
what he himself IN former communication acknow.
lodged, he would labor under the suspicion Of being
ga trimmer between parties:"-To say the least Mr.
Hunter is candidate of doubtful character, as the
mongrel crew by whom he is supported ncontestbly
prove. Why shouda respectable portion of our party
Is SILVER in the wind and shoot madly from their
spheres; Tell you truly, and hope in time, tina,
unless unhesitangly strike for Braxton our cause
in this District viii be lost, and the event terminate
IN favor Of Corbn LOCO FOCO
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Rr,TgErFooRp MILLS FOR SAIL

WE authorised sell this celebrated property Tn
w Mills contain pairs of stones for grinding wheat,
flor ship stuff aud rubbcr with all machinery.
There attached the a comfortable i!arse for The Miller
and size the erection of another MILL calculated
run 10 pairs Of stones. For terms, &r., Amply 10
LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
Apyil6 Holm
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Riohmoud ErcneA Gnrr .Miuslone .lanuf1etorn.


srJlE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends ana me @
gene rally. that they have on hand coed ana Wen
assortment Burr Blocks ui Tie best quality ah
lso an extensive If ready made French Euu m
stones Of various sizes which they warrant not interior 10 aS
hui in ,is country Persons II The ab"tt
rcIp would well call and for themselves, ie'"c
he, purchase where, determined !" >ri ~ ci :" =
ll Terms for cash ar town accrpianctS Their shop = y r
;cocr Of and 10Th strceS-An orders viii be iankl5
rcycd and promptly executed sAhi", SNi.Ii.'
B-ror reference, 10 HE quality Of orr read! made i
lillsroncs, apply 10 the Richmond Nllers ~ 80.
April 4 ltV--i"'''
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ID. VI. Hoyt & Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office.

n Aa, s:,n :' Virginia 'ss'"s l''s' 'a'' ''"
Whole Ticket ., Grand Capital the al"S' i'r-
r. sold 10 old correspondent IN the con-he 'a> ~"
The magnificent, $4,000 Capital draws 7h. rrr.ou. n O.
lance who wish 10 have tickets H. ia Ht
shoni order mmcdacy; and A. loosins II!
for big prize they should send her orders !" ", D5
ApriI6 Ilo-I
IN CHANCERY.-yiHclSi.:-At Rules he'd ~ ~ -, l,'.
James IN, %, Owen Mary d owen cordea A. and w, J.
Owen, The three Ia, infants under Tie aye q" me On
b ii", wife. and others Plaintiffs
James Alien James W Ranks James Wright John = Natinr
aud wila" a. Wright ,s,S Zee, IN certain 30, i.,a a w1
Wright Of the second and cats b. Allen OF NE ~" -
The defendants. John T. varirs and " Bank. u"'
having entered their appearance, and g.ssh s"c,s
The act Of Assembly and the nis, o. ,'1 ""l H. IN
aa5,an;s Of this state on The motion 81 ~, !.
!, ps anaar here on The Monday Jn nal,
being Enc day, and answer me paras D ~" , 1
IN the cy Of R,6"ond Of rsy,5,ess i"r e-
weeks successfully that another coy thereof be roi a
The from, door Of tie Court house OF this county
JAMES T E3y Moot, Jr cn E. c. s else
90 ,IcgRY.-At Circuit superior Court d Law AMI
cbancery confirmed held for Buckingham county -
Court house, Friday! the 18th day OF April i74o' sitting as
David esueur, Plaintiff
reyon issueu Susan Evans, Llebeuy iesueur and rer
I.esuenr, prishG.Ht>,
IL appearing the court that the plaintiff has proceeded M
cause against the defendant tlebeny lesu.r ~ the mode pre-
-criDed BY against defendants and he not h7sus
and security and il Al appearing the 6of' ~;
suhlo awarded defendants, Ean H9
Peter seur, have heen duly served, and that than If
months have elapsed since the return day thereof and ne %
the plaintiffs BILL and they not having appeared and answered
doth take the bill for confessed then and u"
this day be heard the bill and NJ e cr
defendant Pcyon Lesneur. exhibits He'd rAsnhaios ~ VI"
and argued BY COUNSEL cons derton wh feo &c
doth and.c and Decree that tie painuH 30 fH3
s Uf The estate oi leirr f'Gi
administrator thrteoi before one - tue
court and that tie ,ad Defendant, Plion
Iesue do Of his administration Of SAID estate,
lie thereof, before tie SAME on
missioner the said Commissioner required
state and settle this court, with all matters
deemed pertinent BY himself which be required L. he
stated By either of the parties
4 Copy-Teste,
RoLFE ElDRlDGE, &. p. q
CoMMis.ioSrE's OFsIcE.t
buckingham Co. fo. a5th March, leii.
Tic parties decree requested n
take notice. that appointed Saturday ie e ia! y Way
next carry effect. The parties VIII aitena n
Office by of that day, with their counts and ycGrrs
RIO. SHAW COMMISSIONER.
Apri6 llo-wi"'
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EXECUTIVE VACANCIES
We lay before readers the principal provisions in
The Constitution and Laws Of the United States which
relate TO vacancies in the Offices of President and Vice
President
From the Constitution Of the q. 81
.7rttcie =, Section LIST.
30. In case of the removal of the President from
once or OF death, resignation, or inability to discharge
The powers and duties of the said Office The same shall
devove on the Vice President and the Congress may
BY law provide for the case of removal DEATH resgna.
"n or inability, both of the President and Vice Pre-
sdent, declaring what officer shall then act as Pres.
dent, and such officer shall act accordingly until the
disability be removed, President shall be elected
" The President shall, at stated times receive for
ms services compensation, which shall neither be in
creased nor diminished during the period for which he
snal have been elected and shall not receive within
a' period any other emoument from the u S. or any oil
them.
- Before he enter on the execution Of his office |
Ut sha!l take the following oath or affirmation
! DO soemny swear Tor affirm) that will faithfully
execute the Office of President of the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-06

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
To tte Democrats Of Me Essfr Congressional District
How does It happen that respectable portion of
|party, and few struggling Wings have new lights in
regard to MIR. Hunters qualifications for Congress-
lie has uniformly been the in political
tInent, aud never has heen Objectionable to party
$50 lar as we could ascertain his principles By any de-
!cla.atlon avowal Of political opinion; bu. we all
contend and truly too that conduct speaks louder than
words, and we have abundance Of this kind Of cs
itImony to make him good Whig-for instance, his
ELECTION to Congress- twice by Wings, and frag
lment OF our party, that we have always charged with
n derelicon Of duty lie elected Speaker 10 tn.
House Of Representatives Wing, and Wing
triumph trumpeted hroug the land-a few Democratic
members on that OCCASION yielded their support in op.
position TO the known wishes of our party generally
lie was friendly TO the return Wing members from
New Jersey. lie could moi, by any means, consider
VIM e. Rves political renegade -Could see no dis.
3party in principle or qualification between Mr. Van
Buren, and VIM Henry Harrison for the Presidency
Gould stand by, with folded arms and see the enemy
dlspte of arduous exerans sack the citadel of
Liberty and even nOo, in of his election claims
lony discretionary agency in dislodging hun He
voted for Doctor Roane TO represent this county know.
ling that he would support William c. Riyes and
another Wing candida,e-say Archer to represent Ms
I'm the United States Senate. lie voted for Rnane ;
immediate predecessor who had he lived would have
,voted Roane dId these important and tryinp oc.
caslons and Rves and Archer have voted for the dis.
.mssa of Blair and Rives, our Democratic Printers 10
the United States Senate, in utter disregard CT well
established precedent, and in violation of sacred and
binding contract and consequently their conduct
must meet The appreciation of Mr. Hunter. Mr. Hun
ter to he sure, he has invariably done avows Demo-
cratic principles bH lest he should excite the ire lbs.
The confidence and support Of The Wings he will not
consent 10 assume our name: telling US that names sip
niy nothing but that he is States Rights Rcpub
can, which signifies something-that this name has al
magical influence, by which of different parties
may unite on principle and dispense entirely With
their long cherished sympatlcs and attachments for
Democratic WIggish principles lie viii moi,
consent to be called Wing, because, forsooh, his
are Democratic but all his personal predi.
lecions run in this line, and that he would feel more!
honored by Whiggish than by Democratic support Il
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WYATT ( WHITE oiIrr for sale The following ,'oi- ~
w wholesale small quantity the lowest prices of 'A =
good paper -
81 hhds. prime New Orleans and Porto Rc" sugars
10 clarified Cuba sugar, the best for is! US """"
% bills. crushed 10.
~ bo xes cheap loaf do.
30 do. very superior double refined do.
20 packages G. y. Teas part extra fine
900 h1ss prime green new crop iaslyia 7 once
100 do. do. do. kIo u".
30 do. do. old Java
- do. old Marcalho
% lI,s superior Porto Rico retailing family MoiasS's
~ hbls. prime New Orleans 90.
assorted Cotton Yarns, Of various factories
5000 do. we'll cured Bacon; mid!linss and hog roihu
80 boxes Lees and Colgale's Soap
80 do. ,allow Cancles
- de-. sperm do
10 do. Starch
10 do. Sangcrs Mustard
so sacks best Liverpool Salt
100 kegs Nails assorted
Cotton and wool Cards
Pow der and Shot
Lamp Oil
Iron, assorted
= Irvine
Stone Ware
I.adin. Lines and Bed Cords and constantly hand. Flour
nj n, aadesa which will o sold in parcels 10 suit NJ elan>
consumers. HNHo -,
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Having bcrn appointed sole Agent Tor me s " rs
production Of Tie lredreai Iron Company, an 10"
nar.d 10 execute orders for description ~ ts ana -"
Sc Iron embracing ,ai Iron from 10 l. inches wac, ~ ~
sired thickness round square 10 IL ~ inches; anu ~
wal af round scroll Iron and Locomotive AMcS; SsrM
luuds, bnNa aud lansc r"n
IN tr Foundry Company prepared y make n'aiA
Castings, emlracin: Tobacco fr>' %
ns Tor gri,t mills factories and rolling mills "d al h>
tof rairuai work
i Refinery having been recently erected ~ thr W."', W.T.
customer, III tie establishment have guarantee ~ %
iron VIII be uniformly good Gnaityand when cinfa ~
Iron br manufactured from refined p!g metal MlH'N'!
' " - J. Il. ANDERSON.
.-;,c liu--t
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

Mr.. Editor Does will the T. s Bankrupt law apply
10 contracts for rent this State due aad unpaid And
landlord levyng collect the IN t OF persons
who are may be liable be declared bankues in
qucnce OF the effect OF levy their property
These interesting questions the great body OF tenants
in This CITY, Please favor your readers with your
the subject. W.
We are not learned in the law and do aspire TO be-
Our impression is however that whatever property bank
rup, shall Surrender for TIE benefit all his creditors
be held in trust for all and cannot levied by landlords
or any one bur whatever he surrender well
every thing before he makes surrender will be exposed
to levy under the State Laws including the law Of uadord
and tenant, of course Ed. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25
II HE II RIB U N E.
YEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST %.

AMERICA HlsroRcA1 DEscRirTvE By s Buck
IscH.m Esq vols. oc.avo. Harper d Brothers,
These two large and beautifully printed volumes evince
sad want of appreciation somewhere Of the value Of ink and
paper We challenge any other bockhead put together
,so suck bulky volumes of useless What is in
them is generally trivial, commonplace imperfccty un
derstood BY the narrator while there ID scarcely boy of
len wears among who could detect and wreched
bunders on every other page We disposed attribute
most bis the ignorance of the conceted smatterer
whose portrait faces the epage but many of his SANDERS
especially the Wing party, evince magny less than
stupidity We know that the LocoFocos in the habit of
whispering the of every foreigner that the Wings
enemies popular Government, iavoeis of monopoly NC
but Mr. Buckingham said here long enough and had sut
cent opportunities detect the papa5e asehood had he
chosen do Bat merely in his general statements
but his version of the Sydney letter his secontradiced
assertion that the Wings the special uphoders of Sla
very, &c. he proves himself disposed magn the Wing
party We trust the circulation of his book will be confined
to those whose ends he has undertaken by asehood sub
serve.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25
FACTS FOR PARENTS....No. V.

learned Professor and a distinguished Mnealogist III
one of our Colleges remarked time since, that when
he commenced the duties of his Protesorshp he did
know that there was more than kind OF Stone in the
world and did know the OF that. Since that
time lie has prepared work Nineraogy which has been
translated into the French and German languages and has
bees pronounced by the English reviewers the best work
on tie subject extant At the present time thousands aud
hundreds Of thousands of children Country
ten wears old are familiar with all the rocks ard
most of the useful minerals with the articles OF table fur
nitgrc.
Minister who ong since represented our Country in
England asked while there questions respecting
American Geology which he unable except
by confession profound ignorance the subeer but
not without determination become acquainted with IT,
if he should his Country which determination
he carried INTO effect.
The journal, OF travellers and OF Missionaries in different
parts the world very commonly description OF the
Geology and other natural features and productions OF
Countries they visit which of cannot be understood
without knowledge Of those subjects
Several Missionaries, i'll writing their friends, strongly
recommend Theological Students, especially th-se pre-
pairing for Missions, attend particularly to the study OF
Geology Nineralogy, and other departments OF Natural
Science. j. H.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

~ Curious Antiqte has been shown to US this morn
ing By friend, which we'll worthy of notice 1t Is an Old
fashioned hunters powder horn upon WHICH is curiously
wrought graphic char, the country bordering the Hudson
river from the city Newly and including Lake George
and adjacent parts We have clue the of the in
senious artist but fad this inscription distinct letters
Made at Lake George, OCT. lS:k, 1913"
1t also incribed with the British of and the
cities NewYork and Albany Tcoaderoga, and other spots
now known to fame we'll represented The Whole thing
is exceedingly well executed 1t presented the pre-
sent owner bv Mr. Adams but its history ost-ke masy
ano,r incident of interest TO those who have gone before
Newark Daily Adv.