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Aug. "a 2aw2w
S,TEAM MANUAL FOR THE BRITISH NAVY,
y vol. London, lsi3, by Capt. Williams, Royal

SrTEAM MANUAL FOR THE BRITISH NAVY,
- | vol. London, 1913, by Capt Williams, Royal
Navy.
The Art Of Sail making, as practised in the Royal
Navy and according to the most approved methods
in the merchant service, and the Parliamentary reg
ulaons relative to sails and sail CLOTH and the Adj
mlraty instructions for manufacturing canvass for
her Majesty's Navy, vol, London, 1913, with many
engravngs.
Fncham on Laying of Ships, VOL, and large
Atlas of Plates, by J. Fncham, Master Shipwrght
Of Chatham Dockyard.
Simmons on Courts Martial, new and enlarged edi-
ton VOL, London, May, lS43.
Practice OF Navigation and Nautical Astronomy,
by Lieut.. Raper, Royal Navy, second edition, en-.
larged and improved.
Riddles Navigation and Nautical As ronomy, 4th
edition enlarged, London, lSl3.
simmons on Heavy Ordnance, Hollow Shot Load
cd Shells directed against and applied by ships of
war, vol and pamphlet supplement
Reily's Astronomical Tables. British Nautical
Almanac for lS46
British Nautical Magazine and Journal of Papers
subjects connected with Maritime Affairs, for
1912, b,urd up in one volume
Hand Book OF Communication BY Telegraph.
Clerks Naval Tactics, Notes by Lord Rodney.
Lieut. Frome's Trigonometrcal Surveying
llough's Military Law Authorities.
On the Practice and Forms of Courts Martial anu
Court, Of Enquiry, by Field officer, London, 1912.
British Naval Biography.
Requisite Tables Tor the Nautical Almanac.
Bollleau's Traverse Tables.
Naval Gunnery by SIR Howard Douglas.
Naval Battles by Rear Admiral Akins | vol. quar-
TO with plates.
Treatise Naval EvolutIons and Tactics, by p.
Paul tlos,e, ! vol. quarto many engravings.
Hugo Reid on the Steam Engine
Tredgod ON Steam, the Steam Engine, and Steam
Navigation
SIR John Ross, Royal Navy Steam Navigation
Just imported direct from London, by +. TAYLOR,
together with many other valuable works on Military
and Navel Science and Service.
Grantham on iaon Steamers shortly expected from
London, and Others.
Books, Stationery, and Periodicals and any Thing
else, imported to order from London and Paris.
July 2i-tf
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GOOPER'S NEW NOVEL, 1.-The Wyandott."
~ Expected this day, will be for sale by +. FAY
LOR. volumes, price 80 cents sep ;
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For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteres-address
J. G.. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Washington City, ID. g.
Drawings sent Immediately they are over to all
who order as above.
august l9-d&cf
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NOTICE.

TJNIIE United Stries steamboats, Colonel Harvey
! and General Ia i0r longer required for mill
tary operations in Florida, offered for sole. Bids,
therefore, will be received by Captain J. NJ. Hill,
Asst q. NJ, 81. Augustine r F." to be endorsed
Bids for steamboat Colonel Harvey or General
TAYLOR" as the may be, until the 9Th Of Sep
tcmber, (next month"; at which time they will be
opened and submitted TO the Commanding General
Of the 9th military department, for his decision as
to whether either Of the boats shall be sold. Bidders
would therefore do well TO be literal in their Offers
especially as both boats are In excellent order and
condition coppered, aud in every respect fitted for
immediate service.
They are as good sea boats any others in the
southern waters If not better They will, in a short
time, br at Savannah 10 be laid up, where they may
he seen and examined. The terms of sale arc cash,
ia specie or its equivalent.
THO. +. HUNT,
II. Col. and Act'gQ NJ. Gen1.
DEPurY q. VI. GENERAL's OFrIcE,
ST. Augustine, Aug. IL, lSl3.
NorE-The Colonel Harvey was built for the
public service in Baltimore, in the winter of 1910, by
H. H. Culcy-the engine 10y MossrS Reoder & Sons,
Of that place. her boiler is new having been put in
last winter. The Gen. Taylor was built in Charles
ton ~ l540 has low-pressurc engine, and a new
boiler which was put in last month.
r. F. HUNT,
sept l-dt25th Sep Dc NJ G.
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C RAND CAPITAL
&C. &c, &c.

Tickets sl0-IIolycs Sj-Quarters 50 80.
Certificates Of packages 26 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
DO. do 20 Half do 50 90
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Mrs. G.
ID BaEscHARp BURR respectfully informs her friends
and the public that her Boarding and Day School Tor
Young Ladies will reopen on Monday, the llh Sep
TENDER, at the corner Of Il and 9th streets.
Ia this Institution all the branches of thorough
English and French education will be taught by COM
petent and experienced teachers. The house will be
considerably enlarged, rendering il one Of the most
pleasant aud spacious in the city. Its location Is
central and unsurpassed for health and retirement.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition IN English and French, per
annum, 81 20
Day Scholars.
English and French, First Glass, per quarter,
payable IN advance Is
English and French, Second Glass, per quarter,
Do IL
Enslish, and French, Third Class, per quarter, =
English, First Glass, per quarter, Do. 10
English, Second Glass, per quarter, Do 8
English, Third Glass, per quarter, Do 6
Music, Dancing, Drawing, Sc, at Professors
charges
For further particulars apply to the Principal.
Sept 6-dSctf
rLOSED FOR IMPROVEMENTS The New
" York Cheap Lace Store, between 10th and lth
streets, Pennsy lyana avenue will be closed for
week, to degenerate and make larger the inside Of
the store, that the Ladies will not be obliged go
past for the want of room, they have done. When
we open again. which will be the last Of next week,
we shall have the cheapest lot of LACE GOODS, of
all descriptions, that brought this city,
although goods are higher than they have been and
the prospect Is that they will still be higher there
are but few Lace Goods IN the country. have Just
returned from the Eaat with splendid assortment OF
Goods which were bought (the most ofthem) at New
York auctions, consequently sell them cheap
er than ever. Ladies will do well to wait ill next
week. JAMES L. KING.
sept eo3ts
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A IL THE BRITISH MAGAZINES AND RE

\ IL THE BRITISH MAGAZINES AND RE
4 VIEWS FOR AUGUST, lSi3, are this day
received (per British Steamer via Boston) at the Wa.
icrey Circulating Library for the of It's subscr-
o''N-fhglsh copies, fine paper, and large clear
YPe- many OF them with engravngs These arc re-
1--we every month per Boston Steamer, reaching
,'s LIBRARY with great regularity about the Goth OF
land. MY ''o P'''''''Ou ~ ''s
f., "'nVcr OF copies Of erery book arc supplied
use ~ winch together with the English aud Amer-
% P.iIoulcals The cost of which alone is over 500
I'm '.") may be obtained for yearly subscrip
i,lih' oil subscription s. per annum
81 for six months.
81 for three months.
h 81 for a single month.
w +. TAYLOR.
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N INA, by Miss Bremen, translated from the Swe-
" dish, by Mary Hewitt; this day received (chcap
cdition,) for sale by +. TAYLOR. sep 8
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Glass 50 for lsi3
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. G. Saturday, the
Both September, 1Si3.
l Ii Drawn Numbers
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No. 40, for 1913.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., Saturday the 23d
Of September, ls43
BRILLIANT SCHEME

IS Number Lottcry--l2 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets SI5 Halves 81 so; Quarters SO IS ;
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G.. GREGORY & CO. Managers.
Az 600 IJI

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The Ladies' Hand Book Of Embroidery on Muslin,
and Lace Work, with ngravings-London, lSi3-
Urtc
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PRIvA rE EDUCATION.

TWENTY years have lapsed since commenced
4 the insti uciion of yonth, and | cannot bur feel
grateful for The patronage which has been extended
to me during that period. The great pleasure which
1t gives me to imp an, the seeds of write ana know
ledge, renders this one OF the most delightful periods
Of my life.
In the training of youth the great points are, Ia
form the character for viz ue and usefulness to give
them habits of regular and close application, and
pleasing and agreeable manners. la 0lder to accom-
psh these desirable objects, all my pupils reside
der my roof, eat at the table with my family, Of
which they form part and others admit
ted. Thus astluty brought into contact with me,
the III ciplinc Which is strict aud firm, yet parental,
palakcs, nearly may be-, of the private, uniting
with II In some degree the baneht Of public nsiruc-
tom and Is addressed to the hearts and good OF
my pupils, where pact cable, rather than to their
fears No pupil is admitted for shorter period than
ten months, unless by specia agreemeut. The rum
Der adni,le will in NJ exceed . or lG, and none
over fourteen years, unless previously members OF my
family, except under extraordinary circumstances
None are permitted to ranblc at large, and all
quifcd to conform TO the regulations which me-
thodca, and agreeable TO such are virtuously dis
posed.
Having removed large and commojious esab-
lishment remote and retired from the dense popula-
tion the margin of the city If Washingt m mex,
10 Georgetown ID. c, My Seminary will be open
tor the admission Of youths the Isl OF October,
and close on the 1t OF August following.
The course of instr Is liberal INTENDED TO pre-
college and seminorics OF higher grade. The sub.
jets taught are English Latin, french, Composition,
Civil History, the elements of Natural AID Moral
Philosophy, The g, idences of Christianity, Arithme
tic AlGehJa, the elements of Geometry Geography,
the Globes, and Bookkeeping.
The charge for The scholastic year Of ten months,
il 500, payable half yearly IN ndytncr. hI, IN
cudcs tuition IN the above branches, board ma trcss
bedding, towels fire, candies, washing, mending, and
rev
Books, Stationery, Doctors bill, and branches Of
education not embraced iu the above, such other
Ian Iuages, music &c, will be separate charges. la
these, competent teachers will be employed, when de-
sired.
The Halls Of Congress, and Of the Courts Of the
United States the Patent Office and National lnsti-
tutc, and Other public buildings the Navy Yard, the
Canal of the Chesape kr aud the OHIO, the public
gardens, the various specimens of architecture, the
statues and paintings OF arAable aud cnts
and he os.emblagc Of distinguished nel Of the scat
OF the National Government, are objects which Will
Present. fine ofportun ties TO pand the mind and Gle
vale the character. Occasional visits to hese, under
special PERMISSION accom- anitd and preceded by pro-
per cK panalions, will obviously have a most salutary
influence.
Direct to ne OF Georgetown, D. G.
WA ppEN-T 7,
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Glass No AS, for lS43.
TO be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c.. on Saturday, the
10th of September, lS43.
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80 barrels Of pork.
30 barrels Of ffesh supcrfne -four
100 bushels of now white field beans.
!, 400 pounds Of good hard soap.
$50 pounds Of good hard sperm candles.
40 bushels Of god clean dry foe salt.
SO gallons Of good cider vinegar.
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ser Die beioen leeten ibm nod iibri9en
perIonen nur 6ou5arbeit perricbten, tpas
iie willi9 uno flei69 tboten, oter iie be-
fonoen iib ielten einen Monat obne Sies
ber. Oaielbe pernabm er bon DEN anoern
ole ibn friiber perlafen batten. Gr so9
oaraus DEN Sbtue, oaB fir Den 0oros
europder oneeltrenete lrbeit in oiefem
&lima rurbaus peroerbli6 iel: oaB slpar
in Den So6lanoen BON Samaieo oas 8li.
ma 9unffi9er isin fonne. oab man iie aber
3ur planta9enarbet unm0olitb benueen
fonne, obne ibr iibsres Gnoe berbei5us
fibren. SIS iei fonab 9ewiienspflibt,
Dor auer speiteren 2(nperbun9 ceutiber
urbeiter fir 9Seitinoien su tparnen.
Oieie Semerfuneen rGbren BON einem
Wann ber, mel6er often 9eftebt, oab oer
rpeitinoiibe 9lanto0enbau obne beoeutens
be 0Iife BON 2(rbeitern perloren iei.
Salt. Gorresp.
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Baltimore, pcn llten Mara
g chr aurt9.

y
@el6e Sol0en bdusli6er unfrieoe bets
beifubrt, baben mir tpieoerum Gele9ena
belt, aus foloenoem wabrSunebmen: Sor
un9efdr 5 Hoben uerlieB Die Gbefrau
oes &lempners gpnrao 6e6, 9orotbea.
obne ibre5 ManneS uno &inoer Soripii=
fen weeen erneuerter ebeliber unenisfeit
ibre seeenieitiee @obnun9. Gine balo
parauf an9efeute gtabfubun9 Sur Iufs
ftnouno Der peribmunoenen Srau mar
peroebliO uno bis beute bat man nod
nibt5 wieoer BON ibr 9ebort. 2lm ooris
gen Sonnabene Ibeno, na6oem Gonroo
6eb mebrere Sage porber elm bumpfes
Stiellibpei9en baobacbtet bate, trat ct
ploelib onoetban in ieinen fbledbteifen
Sleoern, nit einem 9elaoenen plltol pers
leben, in oas Simmer su ieinen 8inoern
uno CAB oieien, ndbreno er cine Netie pon
5eutonia uno etwo5 9et0 anf Den Slid
le0te. oeh Seibelo: .2inoer. bier 1T cure
6eimotb, uno uerlieB obne oieiem WSeis
teres binSuSufii9en, bas 0aus uno bat
ebenfal6 bi6 jest Feline Jsabri6t BON iib
oeoeben. Die uerl0ieoenarti9iten 8erub'
te iino ieitoem i'm ltmlauf, ber Wann ioa
Iieb erlbofsn uno Die 8rau ii0 ertrun
fen baben; oa aber beioes nidt 9epib 1T
70 waroen Nobri6ten uber Gourao 6eb
uno pei1en 8rau pielleid,t cine Iuffldrun8
oieIes traoiiben Sorfolle5 berbeifabren
uno Seoermann, Der bierSu i'm Stanoe
lein ioute, i'm Namen Der ointerla1e=
nen inifdnoieit 9ebeten, oieies balomobs
lilblt our1 Die Geoaetion oieies Slottes
su bewertfelieen. Salt. Gorresp,
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nuar bat fib, nab ollen @abri6tcn, Die
oardber einet9ou9en ftno, fat tber oas
san5e Stromeebiet oes Wiiiiftppi erifredt.
Die dui7erffen punfte, BON pcber fpr
gea6ri6t oarilber baben, fino natb Stcr'
oen 5u burlington in Soma, nab Siioen
Siefsburs, natb 8eiten SoonoiQe am
MiFouri, nob Sfen Marietta am obern
Sbio, uno se9en Saooifen bin mebrere
Stdote in Suo=gorolna uno @ecr9ia
bis an bic SeefIts. Serner 9ebt aus
Den Nacbri6ten berucr, oab oas Grobeben
am itarfiten peripurt tpuroe in Der Se'
aeno bon Nelp=Mabrio am Miiillfippi,
pelbe lbon fruAer BON Srobeben beln,s
eelubt uno gum Sbeil perlpiiifet rporben
1T. Sn iener @e9eno fol- nab Der Quss
lese eines Mannes, oer it6 5ur 3eit eben
am ct. 8raneisful1e, et,pa auf Der Grens
se 5rpiiben Wihouri uno Qrfanias, auf
Der Saso befano, ourtb oies erobebe"
Elm neuer febr sroBer uno tiefer See enf.
itanoen 1T. Ser Sdser, tpeI0er oles
meloet, foet susleit aus, Dap bon te'nea
Sasosenofen Die fi6 seraoe aut lenen.
glefe befanoen, nidts ntebr 9eiebn ooes
aebort sporoen 1T, uno er permutbet, pap
iie in bsm erpfur5 uno ben' ploslt4 Rsrs
einftiirsenosn 8afer un19etomn''en lels
en.-giibt gar tpeit pon iener @e9enp 1T
Die Stsue, 100 Dor penisen Monaten oas
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Die Spige oes &irbturmes, binter einz
mem poloi9en Su9el aus Den 2(u9en perz
ibwano. ..- -.. n:.
gtaboem Der 8erilbtsoiener Warien
uno iDren Sater am @rGn5ifeine Der
Graflbaft tief i'm 8aloe perlanen bate
iebte f1 oer alte Wann mdoe bon Sum-
mer unO S6mer5, nieosr auf Den Stein,
Der oibt NIT Moos betpaCblen uno bon
elmer bunoertiabri9en Gicbe beibattet
mar. .
u&omm, meine Socbter, ia9te ct, uno
l6lob Worien in feline ltrme, le9te ibroie
6dnoe 5ul lammcn uno bob iie nit Den feiz
ni9en empor-por alien LAP unS 0ott
oanfen, oab er un5 aus Dem finifcrn en-
gen &erfer wieoer berous9efubrt unter
feinen freien 6immel uno an bic frii6e
euft ; oob ct unfer eeben 9erettet, uno
oi6, ljebes &ino, mir tpieper 9ef9enft
bat"
Sa beioe 70 9ebetst batten, benn SRA
tie ipro6 in ibrem Snneriten Dem Sater
ale @orte nab, 9oB iib elm tpunoerbarer
Sroffuno Elm bober, fr0bliber Mutb in
beioer 9er6en.
[8ortIctl'ns folst.l
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8egrsans 4, sapze @3HmHsr 1856.
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lpuroe gum eeitbenbe9du9niB zines tcotene
Sbuloner5 eiu9alaoen. gta6oem ct iei
ne @eremonie am 6auie peribtet uno Der
eeibenSu9 auf Dem 8e9e nab Dem &ircb-
bof tpar, matbte Der SberifF feline Gr:
fbeinun9 uno foroerte nab Dem Gn8lis
fben @eies ben 3eibnom fir eine SbulO.
.8orpdrt6 !" iaote Der prieter.
u6alt !" ibrie Der Sberiff.
.Sorpdrts :" rief laut Der Drlelfec.
,Oieler 8orper 1T meia !" ia9te Der
SOerifT.
.,0ieier a0rper if @otte6 !" brittle Der
Nrielter.
ISM Jtamen oes &onio6 befeble i6
Cub, oen Sar9 nieoer gu lahen !"
risf Der S6erifT aus.
,,Seorobt oen Monn'" ibrie Der prie=
iter raIeno, ,.uno wenn Der Sberlff nod
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9robt ibn oub! SD babe oieeechcn' Gere=
monte pericbtet uno e6 fol- Semano be0ra=
ben perocn es iei Der Soote Ooer Der
Sberlf!"
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ne Committee oarauf an9ctra9en, Die Ses
leee oee Stoat6 in oeutiOer Spro6e
oruden ,u loiien. gSie Die COMMITTEE
bemerft, wouten Die Seutfben fir Die
@eleebaber be5oblen. SSir ieben iolbe
Qntrdse nit greuoen uno puniben, oab
Die Deutlben Snoiono'S ibr Bort bener
balten uno Die @elesbuber pirflib abs
bolen ais e6 Der Sau nit oenlelben i'm
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lib 70 peni9s llnterlbreiber fir oleielben
sefunoen, baB es Die 8eies0ebune fir
gut bielt, oen Druf einiuiteqen. Sn Der
Staot pittsburo NIT elmer Sepolferun9
-pon 5 bis 6OOO Deutlbcn baben iib foum
10 unterlbreiber fir bic @eieee in oeut
lber Gpratbe ssfuuoen, uno Dies 1T oas
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ENRs=
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einem suianilben paan6er pom 10. yto=
pember lS42, rpelber pierunoa,paajl9
Deuti6e, oarunter iebsebn Grpaeblene.
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bate. ST lieb Ie auf einem BON 9lata'
nen beIbottesen &affsefelo arbeiten. mas
iie aub pllli9 tboten; nab lpeni9er ais
5,pel Wonaten ober litten olIe beftls ourd)
Siebeu uno iie be9annen bic ptlaniun9
Su perlaGen uno Nrbeit in Der Staot 6u
lutben, in Der 6offnune ibre Steuung
,u befern. Nah orei Monaten waren nu'
noc) stpei Mdnner nit ibren 9Seibernunf
&incern oa, aber Der cine Wann itart
| nebIt leiner Srau, uno nun lieb Der pHan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-16
THE SPRING ELECTIONS.

Casting our eyes over the three last Wings, we find
the Wing party in Virginia arming for the campaign
of next month Powhaan, Buckingham, Fauquler,
Hanover, Spo,tsylyana, &c, &C. in the field.
But the Wings intend address their efforts espe
ciaiiy to the Congressional Elections. In Aibemare,
they "decne to bring out candidates for the county,
but they direct their whole energies to the Congress
slonal election and that for The Senate. Nark you
that, Mr.. Giimer; Mark you that, Major Pollard J
Mark you that, Democrats of Abemarle-whom the
Wings expec, to catch mapping for the want of county
canddates') In the Norfolk, Kanawha Buckingham,
Culpeper, SPotsylvania Districts, &c, the Wings
holding Conventions TO organise their forces and
select candidates for Congress. Mr. Goggin is again
IN the field, 10 run sgaDs. Gilmer. VIII the Demo
Gratis of Abemnrle turn out aud their able repre-.
sentative from defeat:
We tell our Democratic friends every where, to
arouse and arm themselves for the fight. Put down
your intestine feuds. Away with this quarrel between
the two houses of the Montagues and Capulets. Put
Van Burenism aud Calhnunism on The shelf-and pipe
the whole crew TO quarters, to save the ship.
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Tlpaths

neaartei this life NJ Union Ill., Nelson county the residence
husband the morning ui HE i instant, in the 3gh
age MARY toaSEfIA u. cssELL wife TT Mayo
Cae Esq eldest daughter o the late Judge VIM Daniel
IN making The cr; tribute 10 the memory II one So
i.r feel, much he said praise Of
which she discharged her due' I" God and
man. Is mother, she tender and afccnnae
sister devo;e6-ls friend, hearted and
sincere-and mistress kind and ndusentbu Chris
shall of hri:1ha she ''adorned the doctrine
Saviour all Ein.sthat. In her life exi-
lifted all The of the Christian character, and that by
ameess walk holy Conversations she showed that she
indeed disciple the meck and iowy Jesus. In health, she
privilege administer the temporal and si
of her suffering fellow mortas and well IL he
said sWlicn the heard he: then 1t blessed her The
grace humility shown in her chaartc and her life, beau
of that charity (which vauneh not itself,
which pu-d up In her long and painful lness not
urmnr escape her ipi She knew that she
the hands ii Ham 'who does Willingly alUt his people,
and her prayer 'n" my wli-oh. Fa:her-5ut thine be
in Jesus hor righteous and s"dy life would
her Iasor.. HIT of this testimony they deprived
and that He who had brought
city hu- far wond uoi leave orsake -s III the last
hu aud her, Death would be- swaiowcd up
vcoy True she IN The discharge of AL tine duties of
life who knew he. f weep her loss But, To her
deeply afflicted family and f-cnds would sorrow as
these who have opaor herself and 10 her God we
have the NJ the Holy Scriptures for tho confident be-
lief that she reposes the and soows of life,
the bosom nf her iedcemer.
DO The Editors Of papers in Lyuehburg i;aun!on and Win
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