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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-22

LEHIGH d. BLOSSBURGH COAL.
ESQ Tons No. /, Raked Lee
high in Jumps from the Hase,on Mines designed ex-
prcssy for furnace purposes,
60 Tons Egg size for CRATES,
p do Boss uigh for Smiths use.
The above is all housed and dry For sale by
FOI.LETT, BRADLEY q Co.
Old Dock, Nov 23 lS43 rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08

tcfbidIer vii b; accepted Internationally,
The undeIbiddcr should gre caily notice az liiS
Intention Ia take or not 10 ta.e Tie STOCK, anil
ir the latter, OF his reasnis; anal the present
contractor is 10 determine, on the first %appiicu-
lion. whether he wili sell il OF not.
Ia. 4 bid received after Time. io-wit: The
18th April next al ) p NJ. or " llbouI The guar.
aztec required by law or that combines sevc.
raj routes in Ole sum Of compensation. cannot
be considered in competition viii, II regular
proposal, not uGjndge'! 10 be extravaganza.
10. y bidder iiay o!irr Oh coach, railroad. or
steamboat routes, where that transportation is
aiiiicnli nr lmpracticable al Certain seasons, Ia
substitute .orsc or wagon conveyance. or to-
inlcrinit scrrIce. n specified number of days.
wGe6s OF months. lie may propose 10 omit on
ollico that Is inaccessible. or IS not on the s,a,r
roan, Tie railway, or q, u steamboat landing. as
'%e case mag be, or he uiay offer 10 substitute
III ihie'ior mode OF supply in such, cases. He
mag propose different days and hours Of de.
Paiiufe aud arrival prGrided no more ~runyin.
time IS asked, anu II is obrious that no matt
connection or ol!er public a%ccomma,iou !,
preJudiced. lie may ask for Il specified mum.
Der OF days for more running time 10 the Trim a.
certain seasons Of peculiarly bad roads. But
bry"nd these changes proposal for serricc
different from The advertisement will prerent
Ms beng considered Ia competition with n reg.
MAR bid. not 10 set aside Tor extraragance and
where 4 BID contains any Of The ADORE al.era-
lions, their disadvantages will be estimated in
comparing II with other proposals.
III. There should be but one route bid for in
i proposal.
"a. The route, the service. The yearly pay,
hic bidders maine and residence, and the name
OF each inenber OF The firm. when q company
offers. should be distinctly stated.
ls. Tn following is the form OF the guar
anlcc which should be filed the first blank with
the name OF the guarantor. the second wifi,
ilat OF The bidder aud the third and fourth
with Tie beginning aud terminating points Of
the route; and after being dated, should be
silSned by The gnaranior, who must be shown by
ihc written certificate oi 4 postmaster. or other
e1ria!Iy satisfactory testimonial. 10 be a mnn Of
property, and able 10 make good his guaranty.
Ihis guaranty, so certified, should accompany
each bid.
The undersigned - guarantees that
- fins bid for carrying the mail fium -
10 - be accepted BY The Postmaster Gen.
era', - shall enter into an obligation piior
To tie 1t day of July next. with good and SUI.
hcinnt %snrci'cs, 10 perform the service prop0-
scd.
Dated -
~. The bid should be sent under seal, ad-
dressed 10 The First Assistant Postmaster Gen
cTai. with Mail PropUsais in the State OF
- written on the face Of the letter; and
should be despatched in lime 10 be received by
or before The 18th April next. ats O'Clock. p n.
~. The contracts are be executed before
the ist Jn!y next.
Post 0Gice Department, Dee. -. lS42.
T.. \. WICKLIFFE.
January III IN so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
State Of South Carolina.
.iBBEVILLE DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
MIILTON CIIlLES who has been arrest
VA cd aud is now confined within the bounds
Of the JniI Of .Abbcvillc District, by virtue Of
cupias I'd saiislaciendum j, the sui, Of Samuel
Gllmcr. having filed his petition with Il schedule
on oath, ofhis whole estate and effects with tho
purpose Of Obtaining the benefit Of the Acts Of
the General Assembly. commonly called tho
Inso.ycnt Debtors Acts.
Public notice Is hereby given. that the pe,i.
lion OF the said Milton CLnlcs. will be- heard
in the Cour, OF Common Pleas FOR Abbevil!c
District, nj .Abbc.illc Cour, House, on We'd
nesiay the I'D day Of March next. or on such
other day ~ The Cont may order during the
term commencing on the third Monday III
March mex, Il, said place. And all the credi-
tors OF the said Milton Ch.ies. are hereby sum-
moucd, personally OF by attorney, then aud
there in The said Court. 20 sllcw cause. IL any
they can, why the beneii,of the Acts aforesaid
should no, be granted 10 sic said Milton Ci,i!es
upon his executing the assignment required
by ,!iu Acts aforesaid.
JOHN F. LIVINGSTON. C. c. r.
Clerks Office. Deer. Il. lSI2. ($li SOY az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08

rumpkiutown, Twelve Nile. and Wolf Creek,
to ~Pickensville, equal to ID miles and back,
once u week
Leave Pickensyillc every Monday al G a
m, arrive At PickeusviIle same day by Gp M
3l75 From ieBdleton, by Pickensc h. West
Union, Horse Shoe. Davis Ferry. Albright.
Ga, clark,viile. Nacoochc, Mount ionnI,. and
Pleasant Retreat, to Dnblonesa, 81 miles and
back, twice 4 week. in t,ro horse coaches
Leave Peldleion every "Wednesday aud
Saturday a, 5 n III, arrive at DahIonesl mex,
days by 3 p III
Leave Dahloncga every "Wednesday and
Saturday ut 10 Il ~, arrive at Pendlcion ueal
days by 10 pm
1919 From Pcndle,oL. by TownriIlc. Fair.
play. Parker's Store, Ga, .Aquilla, GAINESVILLE.
Walnut IIi!l. BushvilIc, and Gillsville. to
GAINESVILLE. 20 miles and back. once Il week
Leave Pendlctca every Saturday after the
arrival Of Greenviilc mail nj "a M, arrive Al
GAINESVILLE next day by 3 p
Leave GAINESVILLE every Thursday al 6 u IN,
arrive At Pendle,on next day at 5pm
Proposals TO carry once or twice a week. ia
two hoisc coaches will be considered
$50 From Pickens C Il, by Bounty Land.
claremont. Bachelors Retreat, aud Martins
creek. To Pickcns c h, equal to 81 miles and
back, once n week
Leave pickcns g Ii every Tuesday a; 6 a III,
arrive At Pichrasc Ii nex,ddy by y p
3Isl FROM West Union IN clayton, Ga, 80
miles and back. once a week.
Leave West Union every "Wednesday ate i
NJ. arrive at clayton same day by5 pm
Leave clayton every Wednesday nj 6 Il III,
arrive At West Union same day by 5 p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
E9ecari0y.'s Notice.

a IL persons indebted to the estate OF VIM.
"a J. Glover, decd, either by Note or
Book Account. are requested to come forward
and settle with Captain G. HOARD, with whom
the Np.cs and Accounts are deposited for COL
lection. As longer indulgence cannot be given.
these wishing 10 save COS, will do well 10 avail
themselves of this opportunity. as tho Notes
and Accounts win be put in the hands Of MI
officer for collection, withou, respect to per.
sons. Those having demands against the said
e,,at, are requested 20 hand them in, legally
al,cI,cd.
CHARLES }. GLOVER, Executor.
Dcr y, IS Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
NEW STORE.

A LARGE & SPLENDID STOCK
OFDRYGOODS-Cheup for Cash.
"HARLES SANFORD. late wholesale
u dealer IN the City OF New York. has Ia
ken a Store mex, to Nlr. Hunters Hotel. in
Hamburg, 5. C.. where he has taken his entire
stock OF Dry Goods,
T. which H.. :vorid respectfully invite the NJ.
,rntiou Of those wishing any article in his line.
feeling con,idcn, that the cheaPness ofhis goods
w..i o:rv ula, ~ !nccmcu,s To ihose tha; cx-
anime his stock. My only objec, being to dis
pose OF my stock. bnt little or no. advance from,
first cost will be asked.
Country Merchants will find Goods n, New
York prices j, The above place.
CHARLES SANFORD.
Hamburg Noyr. =, lsl2. { 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
SPECINf. OFFICES.

Proposals arc invited for supplying the follow
Ing offices in Snutl, CaroI'mn. for tho ucrt
proceeds of said offices respectively. limited
toasatn 10 be named in the proposals in each
case
BuckhcaL causcy FROM WATERFORD, 20 miles
ail back. once 4 wCr!;
DluIiton from G,alamsvilic, .? miles and
back. once Il week
Due West cornCr from Abbc,illc, II miles
aud back. once a wcr!;
Liberty Hall ii"m l'ascscillc, = miles ans!
back, once Il weci
LyacIrwood from Ti,ict's Ferry miles and
back. oroc i week
Salubrily from Double Branches, ) miles
and back, once Il week
Sandy RIM from 81. Matthews, 8 miles and
bacl. once Il week
Simpsons Mills from Mount G%Illalcr. 81
miles aud back. once 4 week
White Hall from f'raz:erssiile, . miles aud
back, once 4 week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
PAINTING.

'EIiE Subscribers beg, leave TO inform
Il their friends and the public in gene
raj. that they having entered in co. part
ncrship, are determined to work to suit
tho times, aud will be thankful for all
orders their friends AID The public may be
pleased TO give them; all work they re.
ceivc viii be done by themselves.
Hoase, Sign, and Ornamental Painting.
limitations Of Wood aud Marble.
Chairs aud other Furniture done in the
neaicsi manner, and AT the shortest nuticc.
IAll orders from The country purctu-
ally attended TO.
5. ~. DtRHELL1,
II. BLEAS.
EdgcGcld G. II. Feb. ID At
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
Notice.

A III. prrsonsindcbted to the estate OF pray
"a n Corucrl. deed, ure requested to
make payment immediately. aud Those having
demand. asains, said estate. arc requested TO,
render them in By the frs, Of May, properly
a,rested. THOS. NICHOLS. Adm'r.
inn A 2am2m 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08

II. BLEAS.
Edgcfcld c. II. Feb. Is At 3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
RICHMOND, VA, OCTOBER 2, ls4s.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS OF srsscRruosTo City subscribers o. 90 Der y-ar
and for shorter period sent by mail siop.yab- An,
nil cases, in advance.
ApvxRusiso-For Geen Tor le-s) one insertion rs cent?
TWO insertions VI i2t; three insertions 81 So and every
ing in-erion. II
transient advertisers must pay in advance.
Inc number OF insertions OF Advertisements noted on the
s or they viii be inserted stopped and
cd accordingly. pr Orders stop be in writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 lines and in TINT
proportion for advertisements Of length $40 for
ne'; except Auetonee and Lottery dealers charged
300. (paper inciuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.
Cheap for Cash.

TuNHE subscriber would inform Public purchased
of Mt N. g. Winston his Stock Of Boots and
And VIII continue to keep hand good sockof Boots Shoes
which he would respectfully Of
He undetermined 10 con6ne himself principally cash business
and viii therefore, offer such Inducements those who feel
posed 70 patronize him, fail give satisfaction
y. WEIsiGER,
sec 81, shoekoe Hin,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02

ShkS. md other Materials for Ladies' wcnr
- OF most approved kinds: Menno PRINTS. both
french English and American, OF the former great beau
y)
FAMILY MOURNING, Rogers patent and Welsh Flannel.
Needle worked Trimmings, Laces,
isnask Table Linen Diapers sheetng Towehng Pillow Lin
en-. shirunr LnCn--a1 Of best makes
CLOTHS and CASSIMEREs
saWs Hosiery Blankets Quilts. Gloves Dapery Mn,ns and
Inside Curtains Of beauty Table Covers French
Emhoidcucs Caps Tooth and Brushes Collars sarf.
Stocks Cravats Rbons &C. &c
With complete assortment Of makes Of English and As
'ah Long Cloths Fanne Kentucky Jeans Satnetts American
Weed tancte cheap brown Coons Oznabursr very SUP
and ~ Cotton sheeng Canton Flannel satnetts Horse
Blankets, &C. SC. always on hand.
Wy facilities for purchasing Goods 10 warrant the a
suanee that IN quality and price buyers can be as well suited as At
any other establishment country.
Inc whole VIII be freely shown, and invited by
THO pptCr -
'UWoMASTON LlNE-70o casks Thomason Bay stone Lime
n per schf Echo Capt Robinson Lcstcfs-now ready for
deI-ver-anIlY anlI 1 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
From the Poems Of the "TroO Sisters of the V,,tr
THE LONELY SHIP

LEGEND OF NEWPORT.
IT'S fair town, the stranger said,
And eheck'd his stscd To gaze
The daShng OF the sea brings back
My thoughts Of other days:
For was born upon its shores,
Though in a southern Cline
And tbs pleasant sound that wakes
The dreams Of older time.
aye, inir indeed, said the aged guide,
ct many an awful tale
Is linked with this calm ocean town
To make the hearer pale:
Iis strange feeling to look out
On silent world and cold,
And see them peopled by the power
Of legends stern and old.
We stand upon a breezy hill
That overhangs the deep,
Beneath our feet the scant grass springs.
Above us eagles sweep:
And standing this very rock
In years long passed away,
My heart its darkest lesson learned
vi terror and dismay.
Ii was glorious morning, sir.
The sun shone broad and high.
Ana not cloud or shadow SKINNED
Between US and the sky;
When on this steep and breezy hill
A crowd Of gazers stood,
10 watch gallant ship come HON.
That long had ploughed the flood
The eagle of the deep she came
In all her bright array,
Win every sail a gallant sight,
Uplifted 10 the day;
And far above them streaming f,r,b
Upon the morning breeze,
Our couniry's banner floated out
The beacon Of the seas.
Oh, many heart beat quickly then
Upon this sea-gri shore,
And many an eye cleaned bright with hope,
Listless and dim before
Children were watching for their sires
And parentsfor their son;
And hundred voices rose in ioy
When the strand was safely won.
What pilot brought that vessel in
Unscathed by rock or shoal;
M hand upon the helm was laid
Her motions 10 control;
No form within the shrouds was seen
To watch the breakers foam;
there was not one TO answer me
Who brought that vessel home3
hundred anxious footsteps rushed
Upon the broad clear deck:
II would have been less terrible
To find the ship u wreck;
We traversed it from stem TO stern.
We searched from hold to mast,
And not living thing repaid
Our weary quest at last.
They tell Of solitary halls
In lands beyond the deep:
There never was thing so lone
As that unguided ship:
IL was fearful mockery
Oi recent hope and life,
The very embers on the hearth
Lay glowing, red and rife.
Familiar objects meet orr gaze,
The Captains board was spread,
And seas were ranged around for those
Whose fate was wrapped in dream;
And on the wall watch was hung
That clicked with cheerful sound
Contrasting with the siIentness
OF every thing around.
The ship was laden heavily
With spices and with gold,
And not hand had stirred the piles
OF treasure in the hold
There WAS no trace OF piracy
OF struggle or dismsy,
The arms hung round the cabin walls
In long and bright array.
Each boat in its accustomed place
Swung by the vessels side
never fsirer ship
Borne in upon the tide
And IN the portfolios peacefully
The deep-mouthed cannon slept;
Oh, nothing there revealed the tate
Of those for whom we wep,
1t is fearful mystery,
That lies unfathomed yet,
There never came n word or sign
From those we still regret;
dare not muse upon their fate,
It's horror, Its despair.
But all among the gazer's knew
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02

! "a FOR RENT.-The brick dwelling on
LIN sboekoe Hll present occupied by w ~ Baldwin and
door Mr. Archd Peasants Possession LIT Nove1n
/ her next auI-u III w. 4 J. J. FRY co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
ROBERT MOTT.

LARGE STOCK.
NEW & FaSIsIOS.u1r E.~cx =,
DRV CoonS STAPLE
ooc yrRr Cnr,r.-ce
-, " " HoLEohLE Oh hEIAIL.
4 NROUCH, BROOKS Il HUDSON In ve ,b.
~ pleasure announce the arrival Of their entire ,oes
Winter Dry Goods romn,isns ,ho i,r,o", - 49,. "
they Store Of French Italian Geman
and patterns they respectfully ask The asn,o S nj
they determined guarantee to sell them as cSeau FOR c
ing found to contain some OF the leading ,,,c h
they will pleasure in exhibiting to any person who NAV f
them with a call
SILK GOODS
Rich ombre stripe Satin Rae slss-lDcv STYLE,
DO Plaid Shrine and R,oc,Io ssnI. -. - !, -.
Double and single width RI,e RI s s, $50,
DoubI. and snr,. ",, , p o''pv anu Diagonal silks
Do DO Matteoni Irstings ~ wy ~ f1'"'
White and Cooured satin.~CheIrv Florence. fr Ir,D,.
six serges six WARP Apaesa in.+s. n,,. Rim. Ma,
Fancy Colours tof,bs ane, n.es bue BACK ana
Rest Bock satin ycs,in,a 81 r ig 'I rs,
Coloured Pondesherries for Dresse, ~ '''
sewing sim twist and sim c., pid,
Pongee CoTab and spittal6clI IIkfs caT ssn,.,.
Plush Silk and V,ye, Neck ties and UkS 70, Ia.
New style Cap Neck and Bonnet Rtbons W "'''
Plain Lustring and Satin Rbbons-Bl,cL and ,.o,o,
aud Cooured French Crapes-Baek and nIue R. p
zines MN "''' ""'N "O'O'
Stripe and Figured Chusans new style Of Goods for I
Rich Watered v.lve,s fl, po,,.,s mn, , ,,, ,,, ~,
New style printed Mouanc he 49, .I r.,, io
Elegant printed Cashrneres-Rcb printed Vsiyc,s
A large assortment OF IAN wooI' Non.I,rc NJ ri nam 49,,
very rich patterns at unprcceentrd Low Dc. '' '" anu
nellie and sim Dcnie CIovesEe,tr, ono,i, O'ou'' ~"
Plain Cooured Monsi,ne 49, - -, 'ha, t"V
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINoEs AND PRINTS.
Black light Blue Mazorinc Royal Purple Mcroop and yao,.
shades coourcd French Mefinoes of s,,n, ,I,
Pine English and German Merinoes desirable SHADE yuan"
Heavy do for Female Servants
per y 10 e finest anu "'''''a" rn's " prices from &C.
Very Rich - French Prints STRINGS and pi,b , o. n 49,
CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs AND VESTISGs ''
large English Cloths from 81 pe yd 10
the finest imported 1.-The fashionable colour. and shades
DO French Twcd beaver for Focks and oyercoot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
FOR RENT.

FUk RENT.
fs5Fa Over the Store of the subscriber still for
IA Rent very several small Rooms suitable
TOT any purpose taken collectively Long Room for
Dining Room would make small exceedingly eonve-
nieni central and gcnte Boarding House. moderate
an - SAMUEL DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Il. CUNNINGHAM, Netr Store, Shockoe
HA "eariy oPosts Ire TAenor has received his entire
stock OF Fan and Winter Dry Goods which found
complete OF Staple Fancy Goods as
Cloths Cassimercs and Vesings
Sattinetts and Kentucky Jeans, and
Silks Satins Mernoes Molslins
Plaid and Striped Vcyets
Striped and Fig'ed. Changabe Chusans
DO do Tcsans
Bin and Cored Alpacas
Furniture and Dress Caicos, every variety
Linens and Table Diaper
Towelings, OF all kinds
Bombaznes and Mourning Goods
Ozanburgs Brown Shiriings andS hsetinrs
Blcaehcd ShiStings and Shcetinrs
silk Cotton. and worsted Hngiery
Ticking. and Blankets an kinds
PLAID, broche and Cashmere Shaws
Carpets, Rugs, and floor cloths
ALSO,
Servants Clothing Of every description for sale low at
- ~ J. Il. CUNNfNGHAMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02

Liz This long and established boarding house present
in the occupancy Of Mt William Hewlett The loca.
ton OF this House beng almost the Of strong
recommendation favor Some Of occupants have
done fine business and there doubt occu-
pant will keep really good house. go profitable business
still be done. There little doubt board
be obtained the house opened Possession
be had the LIST day Of October Apply Judah My
crs n Co. or au6 DAVID BURLINGTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
Desirable business stand
FOR RENT.

IN The subscribers having leased tho Store
AA lately occupied by Lancaster. DENLY Co. rent
The store occupied by te nearly opposite Tavern
Main Street For almost any Kind ofbunes
desirable and the Possession gwen July. Apply 10
ic 81 INLOEs 4 BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02

- House street. recently occupied by d. Clarke,
above The Farmers Bank. Do oGce n basement
tG-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02

TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
- The spacious Factory on 10Th street
lA known Barclays Factory, appurcnances re-
quired ore manufacture Totaeco extensive scale
for Forcru which exceedingly moderate enquire
n is-U PEAKE, JONES WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02

"a The upper part of the new House next
.sAn door above Mr. Alex Duvals Dreg NJ
occupied by Col Fly vho intends Caro
vet house wei finished and suitable FOR family or board
ing House The rent will be low and possession immediately.
jc 1T A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

AGENCY at Kichmond. Virrinin
Wis Company was incorporated i'm the wear
IIs with perpetual charter aDs Capital NJ 1900 900
anu ui-'s against i- damage by on dy,Ing bo,,ss
manufacturing establishments hous.h oLl 0rn,,, al h
uiEr ~ general on the favorable tertns
any loses which the Company may sustain on r,-ou.s taken =,
I'M. agency VIII be adjusted pfomptltI and lbr,I,,
alAeatotts for insurance renewal of uocs may he
s 20 'a subscriber who has been fully appointed Aren, Tor M.
City Of Richmond and vicinity N'''"'N1 's'"' 'O' 'e
noos II. BALDWIN, Agent.
Under the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
obituary n otter u.
For The Herald.
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
Dlrp in this town, Dec. Cd, 1913, Dea. Asa
llle in the s5lh year Of his age
The days of our years arc threcscore years and
la: and if by reason of strength they he iourscoie
vars vet is their strength labor and sorrow; for It
soon cut off, and we fly away. Bot in the de-
sase of ,lms aged disciple, whose memory is bless
there is a signal exception 10 the common lot,
a patriarch full OF honor and usefulness has gone
| his rest. His eye was scarcely dim-his facul-
e, bat liule impaired. With uncommon vigor OF
ss,iiu,ion, and almost uninterrupted health all his
avs. hc was peculiarly exempt from The nhrmiiies
see, and seemed in lis cree, form, bis firm step,
al active life, more like man in his prime than
se who had yereed so a century Of years. So
isorsul and useful, so esteemed and honored, his
isis leli as though he had fallen IN the strength OF
ranhood. The deceased filed large sphere Of
ssiuIGess, as CITIZEN christian, and an oiiicer
he church. In his youth he stood enrolled Tor
vo Years among the defenders of our national indie
| cadence; and temporary sickness only prevented
from sharing ia the s,ile The battle ground oil
Bennington His prolonged age carried him through
IL mos, eyeniiul periods Of our history and he felt
re decPes, interest IN the rising greatness oil ms
rsay bot was mos; OF all soliciious for It's reli-
goas prosperity. Few, more than he, in the PM
'Ee walks Of life, enjoyed the confidence and es-
'stn Of bis fellow citizens, man OF strict nieg-
w. correct habits, sound principles, and consistent
'a'i'llan character Al the age OF iiseniy-ftso he
nsss profession OF faith and united wiih the Con
ge2aiiasal Church. For period longer than mos
no ass, he adorned his profession, growing ~
'oe more rapidly in the latter part Of his course
~ teconling more like Barnabss, good man, fol
''..h, and OF the Holy Ghost, 10 the year 1913
p sas appointed to the office Of deacon, and 10
''s ysa,s. has foiihiully discharged he duties o
rs ofce lie peculiarly loved and veneraied ih'
.i's''aa ministry and by earnest PRAYER, by eooPe
''aA add an aneolionaie recognition Of the yalu
'esif .sboIs. sustained The hands Of the severa
-'ea'A whose ministry lie enjoyed. In his eheeHu
.-'Hl' uawsverug faith, simplicity OF spirit an
yep g'ainode ier religious ordinances SO often 40
''''a'!g expressed 10 The public PRAYER. he SCENE
- sse Of lie Puritan fathers. ohen would b
= IN The porch Of The temple. TO grasp the han
'As shepherd in asections,e kindness, and than
~ ~ The good word Of the Lord dispensed. Ne'
''sasy, OF insi,eniive TO the message Of The go.
-'1s'sr sbsen, from his place except from neee'
ifeaay iar The iulhlmea, Of every doiy, an
'-'s'sal a. all meetings OF prayer and worship,
"a example 10 all believers. Meek and low