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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
.Mr. .Inhn c. Spencer.

The Saturdays Mddisonian says, that "Judge Nc
Lean having declined the Office of Secretary Of War
we have pleasure in announcing that the President has
selected for that important post the honorable John Z
Spencer. of New York, and that ar. Spencer has &C
ccpied the office /, states, that Spencer is tx
pected arrive in this City (Washng;on) on Monday
next, gcslcIday) II sketches the political HE and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

,-GIIrI!iavng purchased At VIZ james Shcl! i >iot II
STATIONARY, Z =. ! sl., 4, Keep hand good
spm.n BOOKS and - al!ohs NJ - ri hind-, ny re-
M ra supply winch III latr the "iiiei'' equal u any ~
IA r, aud having as a-td Tie s.tk srch tra
n. i nj enable ~ - NY line good Il noi
better terms any C.rr lolr III The city, CoaLts In'i
chants and OILERS scnd 10 we'll call and examine i IT.
selves Il. fore pnr asng els,v here lie i"m'r customers u
m. ho.s ac requested thea pir0hagr - ca
sure ,hei they SHALL be furnished on better terms INN errorfc
JuSLPli {. sPA!.hIAt..
H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

Mr. Ran!rll 5 Hunt uhe Wing candidatr) has heat
Col Prrr ~ votes for vacant seat in the House OF
Ecpr. .enativcs Of Louisiana, for the CITY Of New Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

Bishop MEADE, and Mr.. James w. Wickham Of TIN
CITY, have returned t. the u. ). III the Acadia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

portrait of the new Secretary, which shall publish
anon. We think it our duty state as we understand
il, that there was, AZ first, some difficulty between
Mrssrs. Tyler and Spencer, when the latter visited
Washington Mr. Spencer went for the free exercise
ct the power Of removal, particularly in New York
The Chief Magistrate objected and repudiaed all idea
Of prescription. We presume, from wha, we have nm
Ierstood, that MIR. Spencer compelled to acqu,vsce
But II becomes every Dcmocra, TO keep his ewes upon
one, who has 50 Lrruy contributed 10 carry out In.
system Of prescription in New York Such an expe
rienccd tactican must needs be watched
The Madsonian throws in the following norauronb.
9Th. Richmond Enquirer publishes letter fr,,n P,.d.;.s
hurg which w"rt "a IL lead reader To believe th, II,
kivrS, pa'sn. through that place, expressed oninn.
To Mr. Spencer Mf Rivrs viawa matter in I., asc,y
the from that imputed. The ns.nuams ay,ipsf Mr
also unjust, Mr. Sfrnrcr had nolnc To do with Nm. v,r,
controversy, and rs uh'aned III the slightest degree with A
liunism.' 49, $3.50 ~
We suspect the Madisonian is mistaken in the con.
srucon which puts upon much Of the Fredcricks.
burg letter as relates 10 MIR. Rives We understood
our Correspondent as stating only fact about Mr.
appointment, without giving any opinions from Mr.
Rivrs
As 10 Mr. SIS agency in the Virginia Controversy
our Correspondent is not the only person, who hat
taken up that Impression. 1t was communicated. we
know. by Citizen of ~ York 10 the Chief Magistrate
of our own State. AS for Abolition, Mons Ferrous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

tU.d.NI-W -fTI'I
POWHATAS MEETING.
meeting Of the Rights Republicans OF row Iau VIII
H. held IL The November Pos ha;am court. \ NoiEr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12
.i3 counties

Democratic majority in AZ counties,
Wing majority IN The same counties last
January,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

Two y, ,ocn,. elected, and tie between Mr. Ncwnr''
DEM and Mr. Hopper, (W.l
The Baltimore Argus endorses Thonass majority y
792 we are indebted to the Baltimore Republic
Office for the following card
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

vote for Donald is increasing in proportion. His
election is beyond any doubt by three 10 four thousand
maloriiy, md perhaps more, have 10 hear from
the Cherokee counties, winch all Democratic =
The Slip of the 9Th spreads before us returns of A.
counties as follows
Mcdonald R.) Dawson r. }
43 counties I,'Ss I,ucl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

On motion, thp meeting then adjourned.
LEWIS b. MONTAGUE, P5es't.
EoEr. G. RoRiS:, Sse'y.
s.r The Mai,.oaiaa wll please COPY
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-17

self every day that on the morrow would
depart; yet when the morrow came, |
wanted resolution 10 return again TO a
world where existence would be amless,
hopeless. The morning after the robbery
had appointed for my final departure,
and made every arrangement for that pur-
pose. At evening | fingered, for hours,
near your dwelling, with the hope that !
might gaze upon you once more before |
left the settlement forever"
Such was the explanation Of Elwood,
every word Of which traced itself in burn
ing characters upon her heart. Her face
became deadly pale and she scarcely
breathed. Elwood placed in her hand an
attestaton of his character from a distn-
guished Nirginian whose name is known
and respected by every American. She
received the open paper mechanically and
gazcd intently upon the writing, but the
words made not the slightest impression
upon her mind. Every thought, every
faculty of her soul was absorbed in the
single idea, that she was loved, devotedly,
madly loved by the pale and interesting
young Outlaw who for her had perillcd
honor and life. The voice Of Ewood
awokc her to consciousness. Raising her
eyes from the paper she gazed upon the
pale cmaciated countenance of Elwood
and burst into tears. She wept aloud
and made no effort to restrain her emo
tons.
At an early age, death had deprived
Miss Clifton of the guardian care of a
mother. Such loss is ever an irrcparablc
one to a daughter. 10 Catharinc it was
no ordinary calamity. Her father was
indeed proud of his only daughter as he
was of every thing else that belonged to
him. and as far as his stern nature would
permit, atlectionatc. yet he knew little
how TO enter into the feelings of warm
hearted girl, or win her confidence.
With the servants of the family, or the
ilitcrate girls of the settlement, she could
feel no Companionship and having none
with whom she could share her thougats
and affections, much Of her time was pas
sed in comparative solitude, either in her
fathers library--in tending her flowers
and shrubbCry, or III rambling alone
among the wild and romantic scenery of
the ncighborhood. She rcsembIed one
of those ideal forms of loneliness that
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-17

vorite amusement of riding over the prai.
RE. Every thing around breathed Of
spring, and she was tempted to extend
her ramble much farther than usual
When she observed cluster of flowers
Of uncommon beauty, she would spring
to the ground, gather them, and deck the
head of her pony, or Irvine them in her
own dark ringlets. The carols of the
hooking bird, whose songs she frequent
ly interrupted, were less Joyous than the
strains of melody that gushed from her
very heart rs she bounded over the yer,
dant plain.
She had strayed more than three miles
from home, when suddenly young man
rose up directly before her from a cIump
of dry grass that had eliec;ually conceal
cd han. At this unexpected appariton,
Miss Clifton uttered a wild scream, and
for a moment terror deprived her of the
power of uight. 1t was the young Out
law upon whose head a price was set by
her father. His broken arm hung in a
sling, his clothes were stained with blood,
and want and suffering were depicted on
his paid and haggard countenance. "Mlss
Clifton, be not alarmcd,' said he, 81 am
4 wronged and prosecuted man, but am
incapable of injuring human being, even
in thought. You have discovered my
place Of concealment, and all further at
tempts to escape are hopeless. will 90
Immediately and surrender myself TO your
father. know well the consequences of
falling into his power. Before this days
sun has set | shall be hung, and then
thrown into nv grave like dead dog.
But will 60. 1t will cheer me even in
my last moments, when every eye is
turned upon me in hate, to know that
you, and not the remorseless rufians who
have pursued me, discovered my place of
concealment." The respectful, but ear
nest, thrilling tone in which this was ut
tered the deadly palcncss of his lofty
forehead, and sulI more the consciousness
that the life of the Young Outlaw was in
her power, awakened in her heart the
deepest emotions. Unwilling to beray
the interest he had excited in her bosom,
she affected a severity of manner little in
accordance with her real feelings. "My
father is a stern man. replied she, "but
not unjust. If you arc indeed innocent,
as you pretend; if you are not leagued
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-17
From the Louisville Public Advertiser.
THE OUTLAW.
by JOHN ssELL.

| know not, | ask not if quilts in that heart,
but know that love thee, whatever thou art.
1Toora
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
ssone Valuation of Imported Goods,

For the Tribune.
As the Regular S,ssion Of Congress is about
commencing, and it Is h. general understanding
that the Tariff question viii be taken up with a
view TO some alteration, offer some suggestion on
m Home Valuation of imported goods, on their
yaue IN the American market.
According to the compromise Tariff act, be-
lleve home valuation is TO be put on imported
goods after the duties have come down to 30 per
cent blu j.dging from what have read in the
papers, there appears to b difficulty in fixing upon
pan system OF home valuation. which shall oP
crate equally in all parts OF the Union. propose
the following method in relation Imported
WOODEN goods, being better acquainted with the
prices and varieties oi that article than any other
That Congress make it the duty of the Secretary OF
the Treasury TO procure samples OF all the different
qiatics oi wooden goods, Except negro cloths
wt eh should be admitted free J from the coarse,t
TO the finest the samples having reference to weight
of cloths well the quality of wool OF which
they are made. That the Secretary be required
70 furnish al the custOmhouse officers with these
samples compare with the imported coihs,-
that Congress establish the value cost OF i'm
ported woollen goods according to the quality.
that there be not less than eight samples OF quail
ties d regards The iineness OF cloths which would
include all the distinct qualities of WOODEN cloths.
That the cost or value of the lowest or coarsest
quality, such as are made Of African, Asintic aud
South American wool, usually called Mogadore
Smy rna &c, into heavy cloths for coating, sho ud
DC established at dollar per square yard
the aext finest thet quality OF which cloths are
made of the coarsest North American wool, at one
dslar and htty cents, and on adding fifty cents
10 every finer quality, except the eighth finest
quality, which would include the most costly
,loths which arc worn by the rich and fashionable
and to which should be ADDED one dollar above the
quality below instead of fifty cents,-and for the
purpose of classification and distinction the sam
plies aad qualities should be numbered from the
ccnrsest 10 the finest thus:
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

SOMETHING NEW Beautiful fancy calored
- Music Of exquisite unts, and highly pcrfumed with
Rose, Musk. Lubg's FsvorIes, &c &c-ATWlLL'>
Music Establishment, 2Jl Broadway, 81. Pau's-
The proprietor thankful To HIS NUM- customers
tor TIE liberal patronage bestowed has, at uc. expense
Issued large assortment of ne~ and admired Song
Duets, Warz-s M4rcnes &c. &c. The titles OF many
emhei-hed with hghy fnshed VIgnettes aAd al
e-g uJly grute highly petiumed paper, of varied
coiurs Of most delicate ana beautiful NuthDg can
excel the elegance of of ths 'luc and for pres
-nl. the EusicAi fashionable world be
cs led.
took elegantly bound shor, timo.
The price OF the 7crfamed and tinted Music the same
on shite paper, low be obtained any the
una shops about town. Dc jS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
SMILE Il SHERMAN,
,uurEnN &, 1gECttA NICAL DEN

= lists 70 Chambers street, opposite the Park do
sire agsia 10 express their gratitude T past encoar
cement aud TO assure their friends aud the public that
netmpg shall be wanting their part 10 insure me
confidence and OF those VINO may honor them WIZ
cal, Artificial Teeth OF the irs quality, from one 70 an
s,;,o set inserted on the improved methods tnl-
inc sc,ns and extracting performed with care and al
,eaon and ,hcir charges ell cases TO suit the eiFeum
.tznces Of ihOiI pauep's. ms III
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
~ SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
q ID ID r. PN Gjes OFF,

PEN MANUFACTURER TO The QUEEN
CAuriGN.-The high character Of these Pens has IL
y duced me attempt par. Of several asrepztsble
makers 10 practice fraud only upon Ar. elliott, bu
also upon public. An inferior article hearing tAe zls
spelled GaHe thus, GiLtot, emitting ,se hns II
the market Il readily be detected by IL unfinished
appearance sad the ve. style which put rp
Observe, tAe genuine Pen all marked IN fu-"Jo-
soph clllous Patent or, Jose ph elliott, ~a.ranted
ind that each gross bear. fac -s of his signature tau
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
HSXpRN,o PREMlU1I IT'LL saENs.

. = the late Fair Of the American institute, Silver
: Medal awarded TO Josiah Hayden. for his supe
rlor American Pens. Il coHceded that laydena
Pens sqsa the best and better than Of the.
Imported. The price much les, and ths trade mud
deal IN Lnen. Consumers also vii find
the quality equal 70 their expectations. 9r sale TO The
t-ade nv EDW j EMO 5 en,t-st nl7
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
ROIJED GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES G. MoFFE1 ~ Prince near "o1sssr
j would particularly call the attention of Hardware Deal
err. ue M,nufacurcr, superior article OF German ST.
ycr which ne oilers for sale wholesale and retail OF all ihiSk
ue,ses and il equal either oreign OF 70
ns-tic Tor color and .0ftpess e"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

stssGlT SUBBziK OVERSIZE Es-
- hGhIN--rhIs very cxcee IT stv e OF Over SHOES so
much L Jeror all Others made without lining in tho
vamp or 'front.' part Of ihe Shoe aud consequently elastic
very eery the foot the ladies' shoe with srai
passing r. foot aud made from the Shec Rubber
from imported Rubber native state. hare
been patented BY c. Smith By any Other person IN tbs
country nor they be lawfully nor his any ether
Ovcr->hoe possessing the requisite QUALITIES ever
been patented ~ the United States.
VIII make the terms broader as | wish 20 BE- under
TODD. In3 sheet Rubber Ovsr-Shoe, Nersed By
Nc-srs ;. - Smith IL and By myself have MT ben
patented. Yet under of patent (whch cannot Dc
ustained. beng unaNiul,) for making shoes n"d
throughout wiz cloth, elastic ana longer III dc
maA- McsSr. : try ana perhaps succeed ~ ealug the
pub c luio belief that The Sheet Rubber over Shoes
patented To shoS them. we have already pubshel
the ilu;nbug aud the trade understand II.
supplies OF DAYS improved Sheet Rubber also OF thu
various oner styles Of Over Shoes received daily from
factory Every pair ed. with For
sale III Quantities TO suit. HORACE ii. DAY,
Successor TO Roxbury India Rubber Go.
dis leo i'aiIen lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
II H E TRIBUN

the remains of their State Bank aud Branches,
which emit an Odor Of rascality and rot.onness
strong enough 10 turn inc stomach OF a Bank
Wag no" Ii anects 'no'0 OF the Loco-f ocos who
7anu'a' ''eo ara "'an"geo inc concern IN ques.
n'a We cannot 'si'' N"aouo'ed'y DIX OF EisLt OF
r.. -. -. -.
sac u Sc ''''S nav g" '''' LII ''''
discoaHu's o. MUGS nun ''ise" SIGNATURES "o's
Of bankup,s, notes signed by children, worthless
,..;,r. &c &c. The Branch Bank az Decatur
,,i., have 10 be wound up, and some others ought
.,b. Alabama has rever been Wing. nor had
VIII, LEGISLATURE She IS probably getting ready
;. R.,u4ia,ioa
:. ...,.;,,l 49,.
.....I vv..b;.r,on b.
~,
'l''''N' 1'''- . go
Nhs') Z ". Johnston ana Ionn W ood'oh' Ii
j. strongly written, staUnchly Wing, and an inter
s,ioa n,p.r 5tt va fear il will not be profitable
l;
s''"- ~
SUI hdfSed WIN bitterness against the resident
u. cannot consider it wise n any Whir 20 aid the
'hl VI 'e''''' OoV' VIM oi0 y''' ~
toA the President into the ranks OF the enemy
Se,ing how ndustrously every irritating expre,-
.;on araearioo in a Wbis naper i pronptlv caught
.,1 ,.ed ~ .lie,o,o rho p,os;do,, fro,, the
~
par! VIM" mn" '''''', -
to leave such uau'tered. he independent mas
vyi,bal q spice of arts ocracy in It's congestion
---.--
THE TRUE WHO Is the title OF new and
chem weekly. at Washington. of which speci-
-. 40. b.,,. ;..,,d h.. Cl-;, Co1,o,
'-'-
"N'y Nno"u Is du'i'oi u AHs Oi'-is "a ''
Country, and o hcr essat7 known n tie 'Junlus
paoers,' in 1870 He is on able, pungent writer
,l.., h.. .l, 800. I.;da1
sio''" a"s' '''o ---r - 's0@'
~ Hon Eli BALDWIN. a citizen of Trumbull
=. oh;o g.. ,,,,,,. .,.e,,. so.o.or and - 1895
ms an Du'o" o""oi"ale LOT N0''i"oi' u'eu i',
Gently at al advanced age. tie was worthy ana
respectable citizen, of moderate ability, and the
e.,l,-.o, ,,,,,r,oe,, ,.b;,1ror
C The Boston Morning Post announces that
N,rsaxry1 GRsFSr. late Postmaster of that CITY.
...,.,, ,,o.. u..1o, go
~
N hs Express BUSINESS ana VIII shortly ieaVe iof
Europe TO extend it.
en-.---@- -. .;.,.
- ''%VAA 'hA' nm nus o''" U,'1''"'9U'S
reelected Printer to the Legislature oil virginia.
He was Wing, but unconnected with any news
paper
haisrond--2io""y 10 o"tnNi" P'ee
-'-West.r" New ori'-.- dos'oh @h'''-
prise, sc.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
GENEVA Dec. ! ISL.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Take PAYS esrly--siediene CONES too late,
Wnen the diS~ase becomes iavetsrate
d ECOHMENDEO by the Faculty = VA9CE's
IA AMI. Bilious FAMILY APE RENT

e j. l. s.-By loAz experience these Piiis nave
proved bg thousands De the hest and savs FsI
y Oiedicas hitherto discovered. At all Of tht
ear they Will be fosud very valuable all VINO wsh
=ecur- themselves agaIns; sickness They alike aft
children for any period OF ie, ard require extra
attention die; cI-thing Bilious ant Liver Con
psizt. D. spepsa Indigestion Nervous Dsease, SICK
Headache AMI fact eli Gsea-es from impur
State Of the Blood di,ordcred OF ire Stomach
bowels are speedily removed by takirg Them ne!
prevent curTy costveness and its cqaencss, thsre
fore iarng men should be Ehout them nine
ror climate effects them aot Two or doses viii con
his patient their selutary effects for the
viii readily It's strength, healthy state Of i ss
and b-Sels EI speedily take place, sna 'eae
end yizor Of body and mind VIII be the certain 49,"
Their virtues In fact may be summed up, az
which strengthens the feeble and eonsocAe'
Of ire strong. aad will DE found OF ihnaeo
males Of all sge. Of taken according 70 'He
xho wish 10 be secure from sickness 49,, ,,,r-or
For sale. wholesale and retail, BY "H- WA eUs'
apothessry'. Hall, 80 Csibsrle st. u ia
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
INSURANCE.
rNFEF HOWARD INSURANCE CO.

rI,EEF HoWARD INSURANCE Co
Capital $500 O0U otice No. 81 Wal. a.. fhis C'rl-
paw continues Insurance ssans: loss or daasse
5y FIRE, und lulaat Gavicauon
DIRECTORS
R-aSsr!asr Ravens. WlGaz, Coroh,
N.1a iavfcr Z l. Wool ey,
Gone a., W lawrence Nicah Ba.Gais,
J. Paifna. phCGlx, Ma sauiel Weed.
JON No r>on Fam 4. 4 1GcSeS,
Jo,-ph B. Varnum, Meg u. Benjamin.
Davi! Le- JOAN Rlakh,
Caleb o. Ess;ed. Joan " uiie,
William W. Todd Ferdlnl Say tsr;.
Henry q. Thompson.
LEWIS PsrLt1ps. secrst-ry. Is
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
md ma.

INDIANA.
|. Go. II. PRoYFlIrJ 4. flames II. CraveHs,
2 tR ". Thompson, 5. -Andrsu KeaHedy,
B. iJoseph L. " ai,e, 6. David Wallace.
:. Henry ;. Lane.
KENTUCKY
/. Linn Boyd, = John Pope,
,. FmLp Inplett, 8. James I. SPnsz.
5. Jos. r. Underwood, g. john White,
4. BRYAN Y Owsley, 10. Tn ). F. Marshall
). John B. Thompson, II. L. W Andrews,
s. Willis Green, - GerreJ Davis
l3. HIuiau. 0. Butler.
TENNESSEE.
/. Thomas D. Arnold, : Robt L. Caruthers,
,. A5ram Nc CleHan, g. Mcrcd P G riry,
B. Jos. L. Williams, Q. H. u Wsftersor,
4. rhos. ]. Campbell 10. .Aaron y Broua.
6. VIM. B. Campbell, 70. Milton Brown.
- Christopher h. Williams.
ILLINOIS,
Fl. Join Reynoldi >. Zadoc Casey,
8 John T. Stuart.
INSECURITY Geue,.l Ticket
Join -iiHer- Jehn G. Edraras.
ARKANSAS MICHIGAN.
Edcayd Cross. tJeoob II. Howard
Wings III Roman Loeos IN Italics; those III SMALL
CAPITALS pc"e 81 ctcd Wings sustained ana up
proved Pres- Tycr's Ve:s.-. No: BLENDERS u: ne
Lar, Congress. New Members who likewise gains
to their 'e'pccti'e porues.
REcAruULArIoy.-Whigs 1888; Loco-Focos 90
distinctive Tyler men G., Vacancies !. Last Con.
gress, about ~ Van Buren, to us Wing.
New Members 100 Members reelected lis.
&C The Georgia Vacancies vlI probably be
filed with Loce-Focos; the Pennsylvania by a
Wing.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

This system of appraisne wooen goods | be-
iievc would be attended VITA less difficulty than
any other and operate equally in all parts OF The
Union-he above is about the fair valuation of the
different qualities OF wooden goods, and would
secure the % per cent duty II no more cas- be OBJ
iaiaed, much better than when the value or cost
depended on the oath and invoices OF the mpcr-
,ers and foreign manufacturers. 1t Is well known
that under the present system OF sppraising
wooden goods, they are generally entered lar
below their real cost or value-it . or 30 per
cent duty could be obtained with the above
system oil apprasing it would give ths American
woolsn manufactures a fair protection. Imported
wool should also be appraised IN a similar manner
excepting the coarse African, Asiatic and South
American wool, which Is now admitted Tree, and
which is not produced in the United States. \.
Oneida County. Dec. 9Th ISL.
~ The State Geoiogist OF Georgia has discov-
cred tin mines in the northern part OF that State
He says that If all the ore prove rich as the sPe-
cimens he has examined, the mine viii % the
richest OF any kind in the United States but ne
has doubts that it will do from the great adnlix
,ure Of foreign materials.
~ The T. S. Commissioners to locate West
ern Armory have been looking al Rock Island city,
on the Upper Mississippi, and express themselves
highly gratiied with its facilities. We suspect,
however, ST. Louis will take the prize
70 1t is said that Mr.. Pierpont and MS trieads
are about to leave the Hollis-s;reet Church a.
Boston and thu. end the feud which has SO long
divided that Church aad destroyed its usefulness.
~ Ann Reeves, aged lal years, died at Della
ware City recently.