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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

COMMUNICATED.
Though extended notice ofthe death Of private ndi-
vlduals may be Of questionable propnely it sometimes
becomes duty to society record and preserve some of
the characteristics and services of mon who have devo-
ted their lives 10 the Of virtue and of public useful
ness. The death Of Cor. DAVID SAUNDERS, on Thurs
day the ]ih ulilmo, at his residence III the county of
Bedford in tie s5th year Of his age renders proper to
pay to his memory this tribute due a well spent and
ncrltoous Ile not IN the spirit Of idle panagyfc or of
unWelghed eulUoy--not vain compliment tn the
dead but as an ln;teHent and example TO the living
DAVID SApNDERs was native of Hanover county
Virginia and having removed To the county OF Amherst
an humble and unaded youth yet in his minority no
purchased the nneXplred term Of his ndcntufe to a
mechanical trade, and Joined the Army of the Revolu
ton. IN which he continued, as priveie and a non
commissioned officer, for three years until the triumph
ant and closing at Yorktown lie afterwards re-
moved to county of Bedford, where he Engaged in
the occupation OF planting which he followed with per
severance and Success during his life In the second
war OF Independence he again entered the service Of his
country, rs Colonel Commandani Of the 7th regiment of
Virginia Mita,-was stationed at Norfolk and aided
throughout the war in the preservation Of those lihar.'
he had fought TO acquire. lie hed ",i ,t diaeront
times, almost every "ce Of civil usefulness in his cnnnt
III ING house Of Deegatesol Virginia for five
years-had cast his vote Tor JEFFERSON as one
OF the Electors for the State Of Virginia dunr the GREAT
contest with the elder Adams had been r;ce comis
stoned High Sheriff OF the county and as an Overseer
Of ihe foor, school Commissioner, Sc, had filed many
oil these subordinate yet important Offices The humble
yet arduous duties OF which, though too low for agib
ton are the sures proofs of true pariotism-ihe mos
eniaiocs sodliy OF his mind, the simplicity Of his man
ners. and The nnyeldng integrity which had sustained
him IN all the Vicsslndes Of long life had secured him
the confidence and respect Of socety-wle the kind
ness OF his heart and the bcneyoence Of hsnare
rewarded by the aectionaie attachment Of his family
and the regard of his friends OF this the becav
cd widow the distressed and numerous train Of descend
ants and friends, and the large asscmbage Of citizens
which attended his ntermen at the result and
the evidence. He had been, for many years member
Of the Christian Church ottho Presby persuasion;
and animated by the precious of immortality
he manifested. in death, that ioriitude which had en-
counteEed Ne foes ls country confirmed by an appro-
wing conscence aud made seaiast by the faith of oter-
nal salvation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

M X. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, having re-
Az signed lhe charge Of the New London Academy in
the county oil Bedford Va, take effect the termination
OF the present session IN December next the Trustees Of
the Academy havedesgnated the LIST day of November
tor the election Of successor 1t is required that the
Professor Of this Institution be a man of good moral
character, good Latin and Greek scholar and tho
roughly Instructed in Mathematics, Natural and Mora!
Philosophy.
Tho New London Academy having been 10 operation
tor the lat nifty years, is well known throughout the
oiae; the situation being within twenty miles ofthe Blue
mountain, Is unsurpassed for health and beauty Of lca
ton The public stage passes the Academy every day
except Sunday; thereby rendering communication with
very convenient for parents at distance, new and
elegant building has been recently erecieds comfortable
habation for the ofdhe Professor with oh necessa
ry Offices and good garden well enclosed with lot of
ground contiguous 10 tho establshment-all OF which is
tree from charge 10 the Professor Applications BY letter
post paid, addressed To the undersigned near New Lon
don, will be duly attended to-.
GERARD ALEXANDER. President OF tho
New London Academy.
Oct ~ wfw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
NLW MALE md FEMALE sCuOUa. A.
d T. . = o n .. Y Il

THNiE undersigned feel pleasure in ann uncinp TO I,
public, that the exercises Of this school will CO i,
mcncc on Monday. the 10Th Of October, under J
charge OF Mr.. Henry l.. Davies,
Prom this genIlemans unduabted qualification am
long experience (bavng had charge of The New Londu
Academy tor several years) the Trustees can condeptI
ly recommend this school TO The patronage Of thse VII
have children to educate. Being individually interests
IN the success and good management Of this nstitutin
they pledge themselves 10 the pbse 10 use every exer
ton ~ fondcr it worthy ofgenera sutgust
The gtuaiion Is u very eligible one, bsier about 4
miles West oflync!hurg, and directly on The lypebl
burg and Blue Ridge Turnpike. and in neipLoSlsed
surpassed by none ier l,s hsalt morality and hospa
~.
The course Of instruction will be thorough and ex,en
sye. embracing all the various branehsa OF edueatian III
suay laught in the beat schools.
Tbs scholastic year of ten months will trsniua,e o
the 10Th Of August next. when the annual exhbna will
take place. The terms for esnjnon English stmt,l
81 90 for the Latin, Greek and the sc..ncts A. 50 ne
month, IA, able during tho session.
BENJA WIN WIGGINGroN.
HIRAM ClIEAT\vOOD,
WILL. N. MfRlWEgslER. Trustees.
HENRY N. OGDEN,
WILLIAM BlGBiE.
The subscriber would add that contcm,latirr ne +.
doea permanent location and conscious that his so.I
Pot defeads pfpp his success, his undivided attention
will be devoted 10 the intellectual and moral nuroye1
mcnl Of the pupils entrusted to his care
HENRY l.. DAVIES. f
=. S.-Boardcrs Of either sex can be accommodated
IN gcnteol Ianilts, conyoncn, to the school On yry
moloraie terms.
Oct. 10 ifwfw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
A cure for scrofu,a or lssns',-EviL

Firgu'a Sampson Or 81 eco Premiam Fsgeerbls
INliE undersigned takes pleasure in adding his test-
l. mony TO The great raluo OF the Virginia Sampson
or 81 900 Premium Vegetable, for the chr. of Scyfa or
king sEyil, ne having given il fair iria in servant
OF hs after the disease had existed three years,
an the person had become almost PERFECT Skel-
eon, with several Ulcers about the neck and arms
aud with The skin dead and rough One of the eyes
considered quite lost aud the other much dseas-
ed. Medical aid was asked in the ease. whose opinion
was that the case was beyond repledN Two og three
papers oil the medicine were used in this CASE and in..w
consider it as PERFECTLY CURED, 90 appearance
Of the di.ease having oeeurred'h IL Is months past,
and the servant being ia perfect health far as can b
serve. JOHN ROSSEk.
Capt John Rosses the acting Sheriff Of this county.
(Campbell) is pertcty well known, in this community.
as highly Responsible Intelligent and prac'cal man in
all his matters.
Besides the testimony Of Capt. Rosser. above, TIN
agent has in his possession other certificates given by
persons who have used this nes,iene with the happiest
effects. and gse other reeroncesof its good effects
desired,
e5- The above medoiac is for sale at
IIoWEL DAVIES.
Oct 10 iii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
ENk.s ABLE E&NB, STOCK, Sc.
FOR SALE .sF.gETTEO.y.

ny virtue OF deed oi trust executed to the subseri-
n Der. hy George W Matthews. bearing date 3lst
October $50, and duh recorded the clerks office II
Camrb, county for certain purposes therein expressed,
bidder, Frday the 2lsl Of the presen. noin Oclobef,
1872. the Tract of LAM conveyed in ,d,dee and OF.
"a CD said Matthews resides. his i.and Ines F.
bout 20 nlIes from iynclburg. miles Ifom Campbell
court house, containing by recent survey. SCI acres.
good quality well adapted to farming aad sescepthc
OF high degree Of improvement. II is watored y
Molly creek, which there is large portion Of ya.
able bottom land. The buildings are ca,rllurlsllo.--
ms tract of land is well worth the aeatlon of purelar
sera Terms made Known on day Of sale, aud Us ae-
oommodaling IS the circumstances viii admit oil
BENNETT TNEDY Trustee
Also, At the time & place WILDE alloffhe said
George ". Matthew's crop Of Corn. Fodder. Thae+a
iio's's, Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, Wagon Pantaoi, Tools
Household aud Kitchen Furniture. o. every description
yet ~ f9l0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The mex, session Of the Virginia Annual Conference of
the Methodist Protestant Church, is expected 10 be
holden in lynchhurg, commencing ON Thursday, the
Sd day of November Ministers and Delegates at
tending IT, their arrival in town, will please apply
the jewellers Store of Mussts. Williams 4 Victor,
where Committee vii, be IN attendance to assign them
their homes, DAVID SHAVER,
SUPP LynehbuTg Station.
ej. The Methodist Protestant, (Baiilmore.) will
please cuny,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

Tie Editorial flash IN he pan''-We have receiv
cd letters from DR.. Thomas p Atkinson ofthe Danville
Reporter, and john w. Symc Esq Of the Petersburg
ihteigrncer giving satisfactory npsoHg r th,t non al
tendance At the proposed Editorial Convention in this
place. according 10 PROMISE" Wednesday last
Corporal Siroecr,o the Richmond Star, says in his pa
per- that private matters Of imperative character
prevented hs attendance. We have no doubt all our
brethren would have attended if they could have done
sotor what galley would escape from his oar
II II were in his power9-aud we do not, therefore com.
plain We deeply regret thoir inability to be with us.
ho"eSer and in this regret citizens generally par
lcipate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
IN THE UNITED STATES COTRT

IN THE UNITED STATES COTRT
For the Eastern District of Virginia
OuToBfn 10, 1912:
JACOB RI MBOUGH. of the town of Lynchburp
- having filed petition praying that he may be de
clared bankrupt: It is Ordered that all persons claim
ing to be creditors of the said Jacob Rumbough, shr
cause to the court on the l2h day of Noyemhcr next
why The said Jacob Rumbough be not declared ,,,ol
p, pursuant to the act Congress in that bcb, am
'ha' copy OF rs order be published in the
according to the 22d and oath rules court.
A Cepy--Tcsto.
Oct 10 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
RELIGIOUS NoTI( T.

The eonsecra,ion of the Rev. DR. johns, Of the Eps'
copal Church, Assistant Bishop OF the Diocese Of
Virginia being expected to take place in Richmond on
Thursday the 18th instant notice hereby gwen that
with the Divine permission. the Bishop and Assistant
Bishop will he in Lynchburg Saturday the 10th; and
tia, on aday the 10TH probably al evening service, the
rite of confirmation will be sdminsiered aud that D
vine Services will be held for several day, succeeding
III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

Siateen days later from Earope--'rhc steamer Co
lumbia arrived al Boston brings Liverpool dates to the
ooh ult There is no netcs--rhc Queen had returned
from Scotland To london.-ihe treaty between Great
britain and The l. States To give general sasiac
ton, aud impetus businoss-lh-fe is spirited
demand for cotton, but no change in prIcesA rise has
taken place IN tie grain marketn tobacco, but little do
ing and prices unchanged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
u < X Il E1' II * ID

SSTRANED from the subscriber, in Lync,busg. on OF
- about the 9th September, large red and white
& q W, with small head, and horns curving in
ward very much, marked, well now rccollccted,
with hole in the right and crop in the otl,er
small piece of skin hangs below the throttle, having the
appearance of being torn by dog cut. The above
reward will be paid On delivery Of said Cow to ME in
Iynchburg. M. w. DAVENPORT.
10 "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
FEMALE SCHOOL.

MRS. BENAGH will resume the duties of her
WI school Monday, the l7th ofhe present month.
The health Of her family being sufficiently restored. she
hopes to be able to besow all necessary attention p-
pills commi tied to her
Oct. 10 tlTOH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

.NSmc'iSm.-- Mesmeric stock, we understand, is RI
sing IN Redmond in consequence Of recent extraordi
nary exhibitions in and near that city-or some Of which
the Rev. Robert Ryland, formerly the pastor of the
BAPTIST Church in this place. who was subsequently
Chaplain at the University of Virginia, and is now
Principal Of the Baptist Theological Seminary near
Richmond, stands sponsor. Some experiments IN Pc
tersbnrs too, (not by Mr. French) very wonderful
and indeed, that the abduction, Plot is out of the
way, and The subject may be treated independent OF ex,
lranceus Influences, shall not be at all surprised to
find our friend Of the Richmond Wing, in dccontly
short time, enthusiastic dcvotec of the science as
even Mr.. Richie himself! AT all events, if he is de
fe'Msned not 10 believe, advise him, by all means,
not 10 witness an exhbltion-as sight is death TO in
credGl'y, in nine cases out of ter We shall endeayor
to make room for the Rev. Mr. lyland's statement in
our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District ~ lr1rripi,


For the Eastern District Of Flrgina
SEPTEMBER 5, 1912.
4 \ The petition Of Thomas Crouch, Richard Cr)urh
~ and Jossee Snead, merchants and pastnefs trading
under The sty and firm Of Crouch s Snead. of tho
Ciy oi tlchmond John j. Lyoll, Peyion Johnston aud
George w. Lye Apohocaries and partners. ira
ding under the style aud firm of I.yell Johnston X
lyeIl. OF the City OF Richmond; Gabriel Ralstun and
Archibald floasans. merchants aud parncrs under the
style and firm Of Ralston * Peasants; Samuel A. Bal
ley OF the town Of I.ynchburg; cambridge Crnnpecker
OF lhe town Of lynchburg; Josiah b. Abbott oflhe CIV
OF h'chmond and Elijah Fletcher aud Richard H. To-
ief OF the town OF Lynchburg, in tie State Of Virginia.
Against ( Petition in Eankqutcu
-, James bolan, andrew Kennser and Thomas H.
"echanis and partners under the style and,frm
" .>dai, .>cnner s Co., Of the town of Lynclbarg.
On reading the petition afoIesaid Ii is ordered " the
Court, that notice thereof be given The said James
Dolan Andrew kenieE aad Thomas II. Towles person.
ally by dcliyeaag thea each copy thereof ftn,y be
found within the Dsislct. by leaving copy thereof
at their known asual PAGES Of residence within the
District, at least twenty days before the 18th day Of
November next, when hearing will be had upon the
said petition, at the United States Court room, in the
City OF Richmond, within the said District, and also
that notice thereof be published in the newspaper accord
ing to the 22d and 9th rules of Coa, that Ell persons
interested may appear at the said TINA and place, .ad
show cause. ii any they have. why the said psii.va
should not be granted.
\ copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON, OK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

o. MI Webster assures that he is a Whig-a
Massachusetts Nh'g-a Faueu Hall Nhg.-The
term UAig is comprehensive enough for us-and when
man begins tn prefix some more emphatic phrase
10 that which s emphatic enough by ITSELF VIC begin to
suspect him. Gov. Giimer left die Wings after b.
proclaimed himself every inch Wing" and ever
since that. we suspect frcjcSso's- particularly when
they are very pointed No msupectod Whie,-or at
least Wing who does not believe thai he ought to be
suspected, ever says word on the subject,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
OcToEHR g. 1872:
hNlD CALLAHAN, Of the county Of Bedford
~ having filed petition praying that he may be de-
cared Bankrupt; IL is Ordered that all persons claim
ing to be credltors Of tho sad David Callahan show
cause to the court on the l2th day OF November next
why the said David Callahan be not declared Bank
rnP pursuant 10 the act OF Congress in that behalf and
that copy OF this order he published in the newspapers
according 10 the I'D and oath rules Of court
A CoN-Tese,
HENRY GIBSON, CPk
oct ~ Wow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

t5 The St Louis Era Of the Odd nlt. states that the
day before James Shields Auditor of the State Of Illinois,
aud A. Lincoln, distinguished LAWYER Of Springfield
went 10 the field olhonor, fight duel with b,oad
ScordS when they arrived on the ground, however,
they 10 the rational conclusion that there WAS no
ho"or IN running each other through the abdominal Wis
ce;a and 50, after sober, second thought explana-
lions were made. and the parties separated unarmcd
If not friendly Why could mol these Explanations
have been made before they unshcathcd their swords
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

~ The Madisanian has the inpudonco to say that
the hlgs carried ermoni, with the aid oftho Abo-
h''ohiS's, when II knows that the candidate of the
fahatcs lr Lieutenant Governor WAS lkewte the Loco
foco candidate for the same oitce Does the Nudiso-
NAH hele.e t.at Nh Tyler elected Vice President
with the Sid Of tue nbuonisls 2"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

Heath Mao Orleans Dec Of the 9Th ult
states thai IN the preceding week there &C adns-
sons OF yellow fever into the Charity Hospital,
and IL dcaths-and il adds tina, during the week there
was serious augmentation in the number of cases in pr
,ate practice many Of which very severe. though
few WIRE fatal. Cool weather prevailed, however,
which i, was hoped would cxtngush the malady.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

o. The Locos of Charleston recently held meeting,
aud nominated Cul. James IL. Hammond as next GOV
ernor OF South Carolina, and George NJ Dutie. ESP as
L. $ Senator, in place of VIM G. Preston prescribed
They also resolved 10 support the nomination Of Ma
tioua Convention for President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
3ti,7tla
3I,ll
W liig majority

In the face Of which some Of the Loco Foco editors in
mat state have the mpndence OF inmalng purpose
To instruct Senator Maneum TO sustain Loco Foco men
anu measures We can conceive of nothing which
would be mere likely to sstisy the people Of the aacy of
the Legislative claim to that alleged Right than Sc
ous effort, On the part Of tue majority Of the Legsla
inre manliosty representing minority of the People
to coerce, by instructions, Senator to obey their WILL
rather than the will oi the real constituent body lie,
them try it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
Care for Coughs and Diseases
of the KrPOSf,

1R. TAYLOR'S Balsam Of Liverwort, and Thomp
- sons Life Preserver are recommended by these
who have used them safe aud and highly valuable
remedies in Coughs and diseases Of the Syeast For SALE
at propretor's prices. by Howell DAVIES, Agt.
Oct 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

John Pope, # hentuckg.-The Portsmouth Banner
warns the "ilunefs of Kentucky" to ",cotcio their
representative in Congress lie was recently at For
ress Monroe, and while there gave is said, decided
indications that he is fy il not positively rylcrs
Mr. Pope is still in Virginia and es have heard enough
10 induce US to re-echo the warning of the Portsmouth,
Banner. Mr.. Pepe is cid rival and enemy Of Mr.
Clay-Lihe the Marslalls and Wlchints lie hates him
tor his reboian origin, and dat being pletean be has
overshadowed their arstocrac pretensions The pco-
pie, however, will Ike him all the better for that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

% Mr.. Caleb Gushing we are told by the papers.
was welcomed by large number of the citizens OF
Ne"buyport, the place of his residence with Great
enthusiasm. We are not told whether these citizen.
who thus received him, however wee the Wings who
elected him or tine l.ucos who opposed his election +,
/ nat is a qnesiion OF some moment! The New York
American advertlng to the fact stated to wit of the
crowd aud the huzzas ,naireiy remarks: at was in
PickWlck, We believe, thai the machinery Of fire pood,
'colth q mob was explained"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

Fftsgalsm The Madisonian speaks of John @
Adams as "a bitter Fedoralist'! Very WE'LL Suppose
it be SO, does not e Nladisonn perceive that it lives
in glass-housc, and should not throw stones? To
what political school did Daniel Wesor and Alel p
ppshur belong in the olden time? They ,rerc as bitter
Federaliss ever John G. Adams could have been
andyet they are members Of Mr.. Tyers Cabinet But
does the Madisonan forget that Mr. jefferson and Mr.
Madison both appointed John Z. Adams to high and re-
sponslbe oicos-a distinction which they never confer
red upon any edcralist, except james A. Bayad ofDe-
aware, who associated with Mr. Adams by the lat
ter, in the negotiations at Ghen2 Does forget that Mr.
A. was Secretary Of State under Mr. Monroe, and was
associated in the Cabinet with CraWtcrd CalhGun and
BARBOUR Does it forget that Mr.. Adams was mem
Der OF Congress in 1867, and thai year attended eau
Gus OF the Republican members Of that body by which
James Madison was nominated President, and George
clinton Of New York, Vice President Of the the nj
TED States-a Caucus lrom which all the Fcdcrass and
'her then allies, Joha Randolph aud his clique, stood
aoof Federalist, forsootl If old Quincy
who with all his faults, is honest had only supported
'o'n Tyler, his federalism, like that Of Webster and
is"u'' would have been very chartaby over looked!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
NEGROES At AuCIsOy.

WE will seld on Tues,ay tie lst, inst. likely and
" valuable Servants VIZ;
ARA Perkins, = woman known to bo first rate Cook
aud her two sons. John boy Ia years old and Pleas
an, under his aye. Terms mon,ls CIR aneroyed nryo
table pap,r. PAYNE & TURNER Ane,.
oot W 3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
NJ AsslSI tss,,

Married. on "Wednesday evening, by the Rev. Ed
ward Nadsworth, Mr.. ANTHONY W. CRrssn.w, I,
Miss FRANCES H., daughter Of the Rev. b. II. Daw
son, all Of lhIs place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

fior'da-A letter from Tampa Bay. dated Septcm
states thai leerlail, with some of the Greeks will
20 west next mouth. This is by their own request
Ociiaehee and all his people viii go south, ON the
promised land dpring ncN month, u hen will the war
be cudfdF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
YFNpERANCE MEETING

A meeting of tho Washington Union Temperance SO
oieiy, will be held al the Masonic Hail. this evening, at
L clock j. {. YOUNG, See.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
e,is AIRY.

Departed This life, thu 26th ult., AprLrsr r.
laughter of Moses and Ann l.. Lacy, aged % months
md 70 days
The beauteous, lovely, tender bud,
On earth she could boomi
Affections eA overwhelming flood
Hath laid her in the tomb
Though her gentle spirit viii on high
To rest IN peace with Sod,
Where no tcmpestuous pillows ny
Nor not rolling flood.
There she viii find glorious seat,
Where Joy and peace given
To those thu. do a Saw Jour meet
And a + ather find IN heaven.