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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
- The large Warehouse on the south side
Aof the Basin the corner OF and s streets
known by The name OF Anterson's Warehouse.
Also the House Cary Banch's FACTORY and
sampson stnmht house which admirably adapted 10 Grocery
stand AMI which may be fitted up for that purpose.
Also The Tobacco Factory Lombard Au.y inst in
the rear Of Messrs Dunlop. Moneure 4 Co.'S Auction store
a - FRED ANDERSON & co
60 FOR RENT, the tenement south side of
- . street doors below Mcssrs Rrrsden Coz
excellent stand for business. occupied by John kp
Possession Will be given on the Ist Of April Apply TO
p. \ J. Z. JAMES 4 CO.
mn I'll Scuare
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DiBRELL. H0LC0MBE & co.
C0afAIISSloN MERCHANTS.

TUUN MN INN.
LiGHT.ST., BdLTIMORE tLaf, Bell. 6oor,,,,N
vENssIS wen known ,hlsbuap, on, ,o
the travelling community been leased by the
subscribers who have completely rehiisd thoroughly renovated
and enclhed throughout Every comfort and convrn.n..
mat any hotel can boast o. thy tins oil and "a
NHe mouse and without entering into detail excellence Of
their OF their guest. they conf
urnty assert that no establishment srpas- them
The Propeor-. accordance spri, Of the time. h,y
resolved Ia reduce their the former hiyb rates ma
therefore STATE that 81 IS per Compensate. tu sim,
deontguous Co all the steamboat landings ia. n,nao, OF
the various aI roads house traveller greater IN
iueeincnts than the "ISHztaiH
W. W. DIX.
Elm AETIIfR rocc iProprietors.
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
j A1NG1N6.

F9NHE subscriber begs leave 10 inform nj. friend. 49,, -, ,
sr9ay uiat he sfi continues carry on the above men
~ az iis various branches shop square above
80 paint eopa vanish putty &C which sell or work
w me-. Ieaohah'e terms lie wou inform especially those
0 lS want Sen- OF other done h,t he
~ yea WIN MN MI Richard smith wei Known a.
% Ign painter who viii always be the shop TO receive
nihs- ana with Dispatch lie would inform his country
'oua Be h1py to 20 reasonable distance 20 accom-
e u'ln Win Ms services. lie ready 10 send ,, no.
y l-Il o. Inc CITY To set lights glass Ny ma
" a"'ys OF The very best the naketean afford and ask
only one one price for painting that is Tor three eoa s 90 %
per yard. ~ ~ $500, - ems
~ W"uhl MORN those wishing their paror and other
's "lei M That beautiful polishing that h,,
ta9' thorough knowledge " the prepared TO un-
@ execute the same IN equaIed By any
--I--.. uLl ~
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$4,000 WANTED.

OMbEk-tltty thousand feet White Pine
- Boards just ycd per schr Lanen c,pt P,,ker
and Tor sale low from RalstOn & Peasan,s' wharf BY
JUG FISHER a SON
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"L SUBSCRIBER associated with himself business on IN.
- Isl instant his orsiher Thomas ?. Butler under the hrn OF
WIN = butter Co continuance Of the public oo,ro,,se
Is respectfully solicited Hu W., ~ ~, D,
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DNRuSSES for sale low, u superior article AT
the new Drug store on Main street opposite j. A. tooc
ny JOHN J. CRAWFORD,
~ ~ Apothecary and DrlgRis
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& hR. m'Lnne,s Patent Ncrmifuge.-A medicine
- which perfectly safe and be children
o advanced age which under restraint cold
any Mind OF food mlily, sung fever
peH NokAs with nyauahc success and which easily admin
-ee To children That POSSESSES thesc valuable poprcties
ielTeSs asserted still claiming additional being
given IN small hk and requiring Of drenchng which
Worm Tea and other supposed Nemiuge
reer 1t has been Introduced many families when every other
known and accessible Nenge without the least
when promptly eIpolod Hors 10 az aosf aer
% aasHHt. For sale by GAYNoR A. LyEI.I
m
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e. ole LEATHER-IOOo sides Sole Leather branded -go,jn
- and damaged" llnding ami for sale.
jul DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

The following Committees were then appoint
ell
Fnaaee-Aicssrs. Camp, Cahoon, MunsuL
Jnd,eiary--M c..s Briggs, Butler, Sargent,
Ciains-McSss Curt. FAR, Plumb
Edueaiios--Alessrs Duuon, Scott, Sabin.
Arr,esiisre---M cssrs T. Allen. Phillips, Reed
Mans taefEre-Messrs, P,uor, Sprague, iiar'
ra
Military AGaiu-Nl,ssrs A. Allen, ThomP'
son, Bass
Roads and Cdn4ls-Mcssrs Field, Grlswold,
and Hubbard,
Baaks-Mcssrs. Starr Cahoon and Stone.
Land 7a1cs-M essFs Green, Bingham, Nor
gan
Resolution BY Mr.. Camp, directing the com
mi,,ee on Judiciary 10 enquire into the expedlency
Of authorizing by law, The Secretary to appoint
his Assistant passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Resoisiioa-By MIR. Denison' Tor join, assem-
bly a, 10 A. NJ. on Tuesday next, 10 clec, Judges
of the Supreme Court and Secretary of State
adopted
The Governor elect informed the House by
mr. ssage that he should take the oath of Office at
P. NJ this day, and transmit the annual message
tomorrow morning a, | | O'clock adj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

BHr.cs OF PNosIsu Four thousand dollars dam.
sEes we're given 10 Rossbells Fearing by Jury IN
Indiana. because frederiek Bishop refused 10 mar
~ her. seesrJias 10 promise. Fplsriek ss' 10 psF
aha sAsi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

/
Pur,usni to tho Constitution .nd laws Of Yer
rnoai. the rneu,ers elect of The Sens'e and House
of Representatives, net the State llovse In Msni-
p.lirr. Thursds, the 18th Oct. Ist3.
StsaTs. The Secretary called the Senate 10 or
De-. snd on n,sting up tie roll IL sppesed ihst oil
iise members were present except the sesAlor ifom
Grand I.e. ~ which return had heen made.
On nlaiion 81 M Camp. the Senate proceeded to
e~c' q President pro TEN, and the Hon. r. n.
Bsisos, Scns,of from Rutland co elected.
On r.paon Of Mr. Butter. the Senate proceeded TO
The election II Secretary and Assistant Secretary
IL VIII e. Clarke, ESQ. was elected Secretary,
and r.. Davis, assistant Seeretarv
The Secretary was directed TO inform tbs House
OF the organization Of tho Senate
Meurs Boiler and Cuts were APPOINTED to in-
fotm the Governor Of The organization Of the Sen
ate.
On motion Of mr.. Starr. the rules OF the last scs-
sion were adopted for the time being.
Mr.. +. Allen presented the petition OF Wallace
Mott and the memorial Of William Sowies and 9TH
ers, ssking that Wsllsoe Mo,i may be permitted to
take his seat Senator from Grand Isle CO., and
the petition and memorial were referred 10 commit
tee on Elections.
nr. Camp moved IN proceed To elect Chaplain.
mr. Spraeue objected, and moved 10 invite the cer-
gymen OF montpelier 10 officia,e alternately. After
some remarks by Sprsguc. Camp and Butler, the
motion Of mr.. Camp was carried.
Tho Rev George b. manset was elected.
mr.. Camp moved that the Senate 90 into the cleo
,ion Of the committee OF Rules and Elections; car
| ried.
messrs. Camp. cahoon, and Dution were appoint.
ed committee on Rules.
messrs. Sergeant. Starr and Spraguc were sp-
pointed comn,nec on Elections.
mr.. Butler moved that when the SENATE adjourn
/, bs 10 meet at o'clock this afternoon carried.
Resolutions. BY mr.. Butler, ths, the Senate and
House Of Representatives. meet In joint assembly,
this sernoon three o'clock To hear the report Of
the Contrasting Committee. By mr.. Camp, that the
Secretary be directed to furnish The Senate with one
daily and one weekly pewspaper during the session.
BY mr. Thompson, for Legislative Directory, or
dering 400 copies 10 be printed. Severally adopt.
ed.
! A message Was received from the House inform.
ing the Senate that the House organized. Also
a message that the House had appointed q Canvass
ing Committee on their part, and had concurred in
passing the Senate resolution for JOINT Assembly
% motion OF mr. button, the Senate adjourned
| HOUSE.
| The House was called to order by J. Nc NJ.
Shaher, Esq, Secretary Of State, when the roll
was called and the members sworn.
I Mr.. Hodgkins Of Wrst6eld was admitted to a
scat withou, producing his Credentials and sworn
The House then proceeded 10 the election OIL
Speaker. Mr. Everett nominated Mr.. Tracy o.
Woodstock, and Mr.. Harrington nominated Mr.
Villas of Chelsea whsreupon the ballots were
taken and resulted in the election Of the
Hon. ANDREW TRACY,
a, follows: Messrs. Harrington and Tracy being
tsllers:
Mr. Tracy, lie
Mr.. Villas, 96
Mr.. c. b. Harrington,
A. NJ Hawkins
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

Nov gh is4a, which was referrrd to the Gene
raj ComSnniee
R,ns#sirascs--of ABEL Whitney and others,
agsins, The righ, Of Moses Folsom TO seat as
member from Worcescf, relcrred,o the Commit
tee on Elections
The Senate eamo in spd join, assembly was
formed to receive the report OF the canvass'ng
committee which was msde rs follows.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. l3.

FRIDAY, Oct. 10.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
A message was received from the House tina,
the House had concurrcd in passing Senate roso.
lutions for legislative Directory and for a joint
assembly for the election of county officers.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson a committee oil
two were appointed to wait upon the Lieutenant
Governor and inform him of his election.
Messrs Thompson and E. Allen were appoint
ed committee.
The committee on Rules by Mr. Camp, Chair.
man, reported the rules Of last session adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Camp, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Scott
Resolution. BY Mr.. Griggs for joint assembly
at 10 o'clock tomorrow, to elect Judges Of the
Supreme Court; opposed by MIR. Billings and re-
jected.
Balls introduced By Mr.. Hubbard, regulating
the issue of writs Of Audta Querela, referred tc
Judiciary Committee; by Mr. Davis of n Amend
ing chapter FL revised statutes (relative to high
ways) rcferrcred TO General Committee. BY Mr.
Harrington, regulating the office of Clerk of the
House of Representatives (he Clerk to receive q
salary Of $500 and appoin, his own assis'an,s) re
ferred to select committee of five. By Mr.. Bur
roughs. altering | 39th section OF the militia Act
OF .s42 referred TO Committee on Military Az
fairs
On motion OF Mr.. Kellogg the House proceed
ed TO the election Of Clerk for the House for the
year ensuing, with the following result Me.srs
Wrigh, OF Shoreham and Davis Of Norwich being
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-19

oO"'"ate -, v,h.n., ,,B o,h.,.
80 49, "a. 80. - ~ - Poison 10 sea, as
asns' ,ae ''Sa. % n'o'' s.,.s,sd "a ,bs Comri
-. ri.s,.
rh. su, .,d ;o;,, assembly w,.
81 80. ea"'' ~ =. ,srs,,, n n. conya.,nc
$500 " -. y" =. elou,.
O'''''' ""'S" -
,oosa
:, " noie nu'noe' o. 'o'e'' 9SIIs
,,ees',y 70 e'''se' o. ae5
yo'n rau'.S, OF oso
c,''I' ',,'y ,,,i,, a-66
Shafirs N "u''ams' %,
scattering
for H'fs" ""'' ,oe-,
Whole number OF votes $3.50
Necessary 70 ehoec' a,oss
Horace Eaton, $50
"y"ys Lyman 10,
aa'on Anger, '''0
scattering
f0rIre"s1r"'
whole number Of votes, ss,aso
Necessary 10 choice N74l
John Spaulding 24335
iJenie' BALDWIN, OF
Harry Hale, SOW
scattering, -
The Senate withdrew
ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.
A resolution from the Senate wa. received for
ioin, assembly this afternoon to cleo, a Cover.
nor, Lieut.. Governor IA Treasurer, which was
concurred in unanimously, when the Senate came
in, and the ioin, assembly proceeded to the cleo.
,ion, with he following results, Messrs Camp of
the Senate and Villas o. the House acting as ellers
Whole number 242
Necessary for choice, 1872
John Mauocks I3I
Daniel Kellogg. lO4
Charles X Williams.
Wbereunon
H. IOtIN NATTOCKS
wo . declared 10 be elected Covernor for the wear
$3.50.
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Whereupon F. r MERRILL, Esq was elected
and sworn.
On motion of Mr. Deni.on the House proceeded
to the election OF engrossing clerk for the scar
suing with the following result, Messn. Billings
and Sanborn tellers;
Ambrose l.. Blown, ll3
Horace Clark, 81
c. L. Knapp,
Horace Brown, |
When Ambrose L. Brown Of Rutland was de.
clared elected
Mr. Everett from The committee, reported Rule.
Of The House for the presen: session, which were
adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Warner, the vote Of ycs.or.
day passing Mr. Peck's resolution for county con.
ven,ions, was re-considered and the resolution
was dismissed, being superseded by resolution
from the Senate. Adj.
SENATE
O'Clock r. NJ
A message was received from the House that
the House had passed bill abolshing the Office
Of Assistant Clerk, missing The salary Of Clerk to
500, and giving the appointment OF assistants 10
the Clerk. Tbs bill was read twice and reie FRED
10 committee on Judiciary.
r,essage was received from the Governor an
nouncing tha, be would take the oath OF Office
this afternoon q, o'clock and tina, be would
communicate 10 the Senate bis annual message
Tomorrow ut o'clock.
On motion Of Mr. Camp the Senate proceeded
70 the election Of Sanding Committees.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-15

We said yesterday, that John Randolph an 1906
IAN mPOHunae solicitor through ms friends 10 M Jeier
son for the embassy to France"
In this we did his memory injustice, we are now con.
vnced. one OF ms friends oniy-he late Christopher
Clarke, Esq., then member of Congress from the Bedford
DIsct-dd solicit Mr. Jefferson make the appointment;
but without Mr.. Randophs knowledge and to MS grcyous
dspeasuEcso much indeed TO his dspeasure We
personally know Mr.. Randolph torgavc Nh Clarke
to the day OF the death Of tic latter.
The remark Of Mr.. Jefferson however made, tha,
MT. RandoP pm had talents Of certain kind;' nesaf.re
pregnant think the Lawyers the L5g.cians ca. H.
which was supposed It the ine at least by JeersOni-
ans, 70 be yb...ne.
And itsuch remark applied wiki general applause
by such man Thomas jefferson such man as Joan
RdEdJ.pk, wAO among o. 10 Wise what
the blazing comet which az Comet, 1s;oalsnes
our quarter Of the earth, compared pale gr and
narrow orbit OF Eucke's Jlm5arts-it sJcu remark
we say, could be aPpaucHc made q: Joan RGHdogh are
the Senate 50 wrong IN implying 1t Of M5. H. A. Wlsc2
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TO THE PEOPLE or HANOVER

forced ask Doe excused from your service and
after v.u have houorcd me- ans much above anN
claim had upon n gives me pain To decline the
request 20 become again = candidate for the county
have been long struggling with IN the good cause,
sustain and hold up; and an danger. and
could De OF any service would deny the Just and urgent
claims oT INV own private affairs upon my attention, and
forward do all could (though that all would not
be much protect IT, But ain happy to be able 10 say,
that the snooth-thc SKY Clcar-therc ~ danger
You will be @ beat YOU choose Ia win paucu
larry when know that there Others amongst
YOU mon, able than mysCt-Whosc attanmcuts are much
greater and who have opportunity devote their time
and service TO the cause and therefore look without be-
ing blamed INV affairs 1t j. time for me TO set
house IN order.
You know kind people of Hanover that, without any
fault oi mime. put trouble and danger have al
paid debts and great deal OF other peoples
and am called upon pay more Ii u hard thing
now 20 suffer for other men- l. hard upon me-and
must devote all my do the best eau. know YOU
will complain my telling YOU and giving 1t
for withdrawing. cannot however part from
without acknowledging with gratitude the many avors re-
rcvcd your hand-Thcy always far above INV
IT,. raised amongst you-I have raised NV children
amongst you-and You have known me always-lou
know that. without patrimony aud with limited educa-
hon. have been hoaored by you-thsi you have trusted
ne with the your rights. hope have never be-
ayed YOU. know have done all could defend them;
md, that part hope part we always have
friends.
YOU my grateful thanks for the many favors, the
honors YOU have conferred upon me, and subscribe
myself your obliged and humble servant,
WM. L. WHITE.
lIth March lSl3
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lIr. Carter,s Addre...

We publish this morning, the address Of Hill CARTER
Esq tho Voters Of the District Of Accomac York North
nmpon, Norhumberand &C. offering himself as a candi.
date represent them the Congress Of the United
States.
The addres, tells plain and simple tale There is no
Humnry humbug about night up 10 the hub
and lets the People know once, and fully what Mr. Car
ter think, and what he will Do. The man may be rcnd 90
%, a. clearly secs himself in looking glass What
he says be will do. 200 who know him, know be- will do
What be says be thinks every who knows him knows
he does Think and nothing else 10 fine, be- possesses lat
noble and most valuable quality and the most rare one o
siHeeyifg-O good faith II impossible 90 induce
him 60 adopts -ou OF opinions which be- did not believe
in, having proclaimed and we'd thcm % induce
him ~ snk them, 10 fob them, 10 put them in h5 pocket
when became h- interest 20 do make the sky fall
II boz says ho will give Wing votes a mankind could not
induce him % bciray the and confidence which his
countymcn, prevailed upon by hs declarations, had re-.
posed DO him. Hs would sooner -uI. u1r,grdprn.
And We ask the Wing party, nay confidently ask tho
whole body of countrymon If any TALENT f any quail.
hcaron AZ ii- time much noeIsdin public matters a.
goof f1h, fidelity, hyaify principle and profession
Especially do propose this enquiry tho Wing party,
the Of trcachey, sho have been literally crIciG,d
by those whom tboy had warmed ia,i. bp,,ms and win,
have been enabled by Wing favor strike down the con.
hdilg benoiaeor to whom they indebted Tor the very
power Of giving efficacy their paruciIaI ingrautudo1
spponi-Vrgnia eminent for ihcnuubcr and disnc
ton Of c public who have betrayed the confidence o
those wh, trusted them. ID, want fine spccchcs3 d.
We want defamation -, wo want drawn ihcouo.
aud h,ir.brad distinctions BOO obstracGOnism between
North and North-~e-t sido' or do not rather wan
plain md sensible mon-mon who ore u, achcnirg ,ter
naIy for tomsa.ye. but vino a f-st faithfully dischary,
their uu.t 90 bo public aifbtyi mcn not aspIrant-mri
who have ihc same interest with tho people. who
desire % Boz separated from fhs people and Hhp heu
power provide for oyssrlon vho will lend an hon
est and hearty and whole s,urI effort O, bring the couui
out of it troubles, who arc ondoavDring a th
time, @, advance tarir own fortunes court.
w pronounce IT, without shadow Of doubt ag Co the cor
Of the opinion ha, Hoc than anl
other epoch history sensible, plain sailing, straif
ward unselfsh mon Without the aid n SUCH the counr
be emancpatod from her nnumerabc and ap
paIing difficulties. We want spoutcr ot ciubsno moi
who think Of their speech than of the country and %
interostno couucrs who dcdcac the delegated auihou
" Of the people their Advancement orgou alike
the Interests of the people, aud what they the PEG
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lIth March, lsi3.
FNI'lUIER.


At meeting of the Wings OF the upper end OF Fnuquici
County Va held m the ct Salem, the 18th OF March
inst the purpose OF nominating their candidate 70 the
Legislature, DR.. K. +. PEyToN, called 10 the
chair, and ANDREW CHUNN appointed Secretary.
On motion Of DIR. Newman, 1t
Ecsoired That this meeting do nominate JOHN MAR.
SHALL, ESQ., OF Oak Hill u be the candidate OF the up
per end OF the County IN the ensuing election
\ count being demanded, the stood AYES Co. Noes
2.
On motion OF Henry Dixon 1t unanimously
Rosolr,d, That is the regucs, OF tins meeting
that SAMUEL CHLToN, Esq, shall be the nominee OF the
Wing meeting to be held Warenton; and that the MEM
bers of this meeting will heartily cooperate with the
Wings below, in support OF his election.
Some objection made 10 this resolution as evncng
spirit Of dctaon brethren below but such spirit
intention, being entirely dcnicd, the objections were
withdrawn.
On motion ct DR.. Newman,
Resoired That ;hs meeting recommend James w Foster.
ESQ., tit candidate OF the Wings OF this District for the
Senate Of tine State.
On motion OF d.. Hit, twas
ReSoired That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lishCd in the Alexandria Gazette.
Resolred, That tins meeting do ADJOURN
ROBERT T.. PEYTON, President.
ANDREW CHTNN NscTsfgru,
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u We transfer Col W. L. Whites letter. as be desired
to our columns Hereafter, however, sinai. enforce
standing rulc-not 10 publish old He who wi. not
take the trouble prepare copy Of what lie writes Tor all
whom he wishes publish 10, mas possible claim to call
upon q incur trouble for him
We hear from Hanover by the way, that Wing success
there next to certain As the native county of Henry Clay
Hanover is regarded with peculiar ia the political
world We urge tuPon the Wings not to be thrown of
their guard by Col Whc' retirement but labor a. If he
was sL. nm the fold
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AMERICAN FAHuEH's ENCYCLOPEDIA,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Ric Inn ond.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Parish Baltimore, sundries.
Schr Santa Maria. Keen, Norfolk, sundres.
Schr. Ann Eliza. Townsend, New York, sundrcs.
Schr Schoclboy, Jones, Baltimore, lime.
Schr. VIM Henry, Mckcon Eastern Shore, oats.
Schr. Henry Clay, Carver, Eastern Shore, oats.
Schr. Horizon, McMullcn, y. Carolina lumber.
SAILED,
Schr. Col. de Russo, Appcgarth, Baltimore.
Schr. yimedola, Welsh, Baltimore, coal.
Schr. l.. ;. Lnmien, Parker, Baltimore, coal.
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DIED.

or Monday amer &c hours
CREED CAMPBELL. John +. and Delgh, DAVIS aged
wears. months and n DAYS
The friends and acquaintance OF the family.
Renaah requested funeral from the
residence Of the latter hs 10 O'Clock without