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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

THE ELLINGTON SCHOOLING exeyeises NJ M,
for the ensuing year will the 10th If si
next The discipline and Of instruction are denay
qualify youth faithful discharge Of business or
entrance into the Colleges and Universities of our State NJ
and during professional life Of thirty years. the
had an opportunity Of testing the sutabeness Of the A
the attainment Of his object; for he enjoys high saa
seeing very large portion Of the hundreds educated
i'm p,ri by him. vnabe members Of society," engaged in MY
Bile and profitable business; some, Of great intellectual
10 have pursued improper course of life And if H. @
standing attained by his pupils on entering justly celebrated
leges evidence of udcions Intellectual culture then &
parents a strong that the scientific
dren will advanced under his care His terms sw
been lower than those of any school In the State aordns
lar accommodations and facilities for moral aud intellectual
proyemen the very great difficulty In reference money t
Germs and the low price Of provisions however, adon.h @
of The proprey OF considerable reduction; they will r;et
for the neat year be, for
Board, tuition, and washing, so
Bedding and candles,
The subscriber would refer Judges p v. Daniel and
Nicholas and Mrssrs T. Richie, Nathaniel DENLY and Jan
c. Cane Of chmond Professor Ryand, Of the Richmond G.
iere; Can't Charles Thompson, Hanover; Col Shelton Iu,
Capt Tn. Haynes King Qneen; Mrsrs. Hugh Campb. A.,
w Pondexer, Chesterc'd and since the Interesting s
which occurred the examination OF the students Of
Georgetown College, and the eonnex"n Of the subscriber f.
some years with the youth, who sisnaliy distinguished h
self hopes lie will not bs considered ont Of the line pso
~ IN referring the learned Professors Of that Institution
I'll. n. FOX,
Assisted by his sor, RIcHD NELSON Fox
Dar .I-ux
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY,
Cary Street, three doors ADORE the Columbian Hotel
Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats al the following
y . low prices:
fine fur hadcs p,oo from 81 so to So 50; Boys hats
from 81 IS 81 Fur Caps, from 81 To Sl0 Genemen's Cloth
Caps together with assortment of Mems and
Boys Hair 1let and Glazed Caps, black and drab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail Ttrns--Cash.
p = He keeps during Summer large assortment Of Leg
horn, Palm Leaf Willow Hats suitable for all
n. u. Hats made order
January Isl 1912 73-wlyt
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Loujsa, Va, Dec. -, lsI1.

I,DiT CATION-Mis. ELIZA a. TOD proposes opening a
IL seh", for the tuition Of young ade al the commence
en Of the ensuing year IN ne county o. Mathews al Sea'od'
the residence Of her father Col III Iudens.
Her Of instruction will embrace all HE various aranShes
Arithmetic, Grammar GeosraFhy Anc:ca and Modern His
X,a Me,, and Moral phos"rhy Mrs Tod oilers tho very
utcrr eighty dollars Tor beard, aud twenty for tniiu
m al The lancr: fifteen dollars instruction Spelling,
R.sdny ar. Writing, The elementary branches. "rs. Tod
will h. aided w competent assistant and d.emns tie Ihstrnc-
SHARED 10 prove heart and understanding nj those
The schnoi viii oorn on the FIST Monday January, and
fi.lue uat the first August. The OF August and Sep
TENDER generally embracing the hole of the scky season in The
lower country MIS-. Tod proposes giving those months
ard none Whatever Winrr Each pupil wiI be ta.ked
m weekly dusne the thus nbvians the oec-
ton Of respite from study irs Tod viii the
services Of a Teacher The number Of scholars
viii jus,iy Painting and Fashionable Embroidery, in silk and
wu,sed , 50 each The French language will be
aug, al per The for board and tuition
qnfsd able quarery in advance Each b'aIrt WIN be re
ies-or they lie furnished for the SUM of ten dollars extra
School to send pupils on the first day passhe
made and much valuable time Is often lost by unneces
R,fcrenee President Dew William Mary COLLEGE and
others, II Necessary btLa q: iop ~;
seaford, Nov 25, 1872 5s-2awtF
ctT0CKTOS'S PREMiUM MINERAL TEETH.-J0HN C.
- WAYT DISrisr has just received from The above celebrated
manufacturer complete oi the beautiful Teeth
M have ever been brought This city, and which, all
constitutes admirable imitation &" the natural teeth, are I'M
Tnne no wish to have artificial tee ii inserted and all others
interested respectfully invited TO call and examine Iem aud
specimens of his work.
C. ~ continues as hercofore perform all operations for
and of diseases In ir teeth and OF
flee on The square immediately above the Banks, Main street
Rsfereaee-M Clarke, VI. H. George Watson, ~ H., F. H.
Deane IL H. T. H. Carmichael, ". d. Rot. W. Ilarali Nj
Thomas Nelson NJ. H. James Bolton, NJ d. \. Cunningham
a. ID. sept. .5-wiy
1 AW NOTiCE--The co-Iartnership hetwscn George w.
~ Read aud Founoy continued for another term
wears will conducted under the old style Of Read &
Fournu They attend tile inferior and superior
,a addition to the Courts Of Charlotte, Prin
Edward buckingham and Cumberland Communications o hl-
IL. lie addressed Within {. Founoy, Fanve Prince Ed
ward and Halifax and Charlotte George w. Read Char
.G.te Count house.
RrrlaEScg.-R cfmond-I.cwis Webb Crouch, brooks &
HUDSON Bintods servilc: FarmvileN r. Een1
&; G. E.-8coker L Scott iiaifax-John X
EdnundS, II. Edmunds & Co.
Dec. % Twin
icJ Wing will cory, and send to this Office.
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- EECu CREEK ACADEMY-Thc undersigned would an
ID public that they have again employed MI. -
@ commence on The second Monday of February next and
continue ten onth Having been IN our employ for the TWO
confident in recommending School 10 the public Instruction
will bp given in Creek Latin French, Mathematics aud all En-
sb braucrs usually taught Academies Particular attention
" IN he given 10 speaking and composition There va
caucv of some eight scholars and application Is made
they the School, Few locations can
tr n,a- desirable either for morals health, or study.
~ 4 p GOOpAII. NATHANIEL. CROSS,
lanes MCDOWELL, THOMAS ". WHITE,
WM. l.. WHITE. JESSE VIM.
,,,,x ~, 90 1879 5G-wtf
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~HARLo'rTEsvTLLE FEMALE ACADEMY.-The inferno i
l. diate examination oil the members Of this Institution VIII
rake ace on lie 9th instant This
moi, r succeeded by vacaon hut by reorganization OF ne
for another period Of five mmhs Hence the Isl 81
80, a. y; he favorable lime the Of young ladies'
A. No ner,od this seminary enjoyed So large
share patronage ut present. ana yer Tue ze ~ the nu
in. and The tearht,s such justify the recep
ian ~ len or twelve pupils addition the present number
Beard including accommodation, Sou Tor nionlho
Tntipn in thorough confse Of English, u
Nu.ic will! use of instruments, ~
French. .,s : ~,
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6 ALE OF LAND ~ PRINCE EDWARD-By viltue q :
~ Deed of Trust executed 10 the December 49,! v
William Anderson and wife, shall on Friday the 2Hb d
Of January 1913 SELL Of the house recently occupied by said
derso the Tract Of Land mentioned the said decd aad
sides, containing 3 acres, ss being the m
mentioned IA the will Of David Anderson deceased }" TT
ute TO portion OF This land hens in another person. only @
OF the tract Will he offered about
the title to which WILL doubt be satisfactory purca-r'
ms 'ald Is said 10 be valuahct about eight miles W.
Farmvlle, and adon the lands Of Mcssrs Burod Morse AZ
GoOdr.
lFms-for The purchase money shall require note ne:
TABLE al The tarmers Bank ut Fmmvl. with sat,fIc,o!
dorser or endc'sers, maturing about the 9TH Of May
i. ~ WATKINS. ,,,s,..
Farmvir, Bis, Dec Isi2 1l-M2a
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-vill be Sold in lappaannock, on
I7 January being Essex Court day, from six To rst
Ncgors consisting Of likely Young man. o"y from twelve
fifteen years old, and gsa well disposed ana very
likely credit Of four months will be given Bonds. WIN a
proved secu. carry interest from III" date VIII he required
OF the purchaser before the d.livey OF the NEGROES:
Administrator of Chas. II. Wright, dereased:
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I7EMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA.-TEc School n my nou~
The education Of young ladies, will cc"nmcoce Nc
harnc Randolph Dodge of New York. who has discharged 4.
highly responsible duties of teacher In manner satisfactory
her patrons tho present year The Undersigned therefore FED,
no hesitation In recommending Miss Dodge To The public
competent and faithful insucess In this school every h;:
will be taught necessary complete English Educ
ton together with Painting Music and the French angua:
The school having established with view To the edna
OF my children, will be- as hertofr, restricted TO
number of pupils The rroverbs for It's heane
and its cuncuy the Louisa Railroad will prove
ence The transportation of pupils and their baggage.
The terms including every necessary expense for the SCH
lastic year, will be $3.50.
My address is Potiiesvile, Louisa county.
CLAYTON C. COLEMAN
Jrydone Castle Ia,csa co Dec 9. 1912. 6J-Wtf
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- EMOVAL-R. ". HUDSON Dentist has removed hs Office
the square above the Banks Main street, next door to
the residence of James Boslier, ESQ.
He performs all operations the Teeth Tor their beauty ana
preservation, and inserts cornpe Teeth, slngy or IN full
sets, on the most approved plans
Ladies gentlemen respectfully invited 10 call
and examine his Of Teeth, comprising every variety
of shades carefully selected from the celebrated manuiac-
turrrs.
lie also inserts Artificial Paaes designed t" restore the voice
to its proper tune and sound.
Refer the Rev. Dr. Pumer Rev Dr. fmpe, Hubbard Gard
CO., Gen. Pryon s. =. Baxter, Esq; Dr. Chaneraync,
I,ct IL 45-wly
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SMITH, nRINKER L NORRIS, Successors TO SMITH
- PALMER keep constantly on hand English French Ger
and American Publications. department OF ea-
nre particularly Theology Classics the Arts nnd Sciences
History Biography &C. Our Law Stock nj present extensive
selected School Books and Stationery OF variety
always on hand.
English 9moH 7nruals-We have received supply
of ali published London and America for 1919
Bookbnne all its varieties executed In the best manner
Dec 6 bl-AW2h
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AW SOTiCE.-WILLIAM DANIEL ia, ATroKsff
IL Law, Ly,eh5arg YG attends regularly the Superior
Inferior Courts Of the counties of Campbell, Bedford and
her AMI of the corporation Of Lynchb1e and also the
Cout u Buckingham
Jaa. " io-"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

FLEETWOOD AcADEMY.-The sixth Annual Session q
this Academy viii commence the aad January neat
of the subscriber whn will be aided IN The
Of School by Mr. Joseph Kay, A. D., graduate
William and Maywho, during his collegiate course At a
su.ion acquitted himself in highly satisfactory
the faculty whose testimonials OF his literary allnn-hs
moral standing afford ample guarantees of his fitness d
charge efficiently the duties of an instructor.
The Of instruction will embrace the Latin Greek
French Langnaees Natural ilo:a and Mental Philosophy.
Elements OF Chemistry Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, r,
and Spherical Teonomery Analytical Geometry Practical S
ing and such branches constitute sound liberal English
Eincarion.
The object aimed the plan Of instruction will he
by unremng cxertiens, accurate aui radical
ledge of the cets which the Students attention
rected prepare him for entering College credtaby
engaging in actIve business.
The situation is remarkably healthy, and possesses many
vantaces for the moral trimming of youth.
The year win divided into sessions Of five mont,
EACH the eue Of the session except candes
s65-and made for after entrance
residue of the session, except in OF sickness
o. WHITE
Address-Pieeiwood Academy, King & Queen.
Dec. % C7-3tawu
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CLAYTON C. COLEMAN
Jrrdone Castle. IorIsa CO., Dec 2, 1912. 6J-wu

L,DUCATloS.-Ths School will be continued the ensrai
II year. my residence about and half miles Souhw.
OF Gordonsvle, the Charlottesville road. The II Is
sturon will the usually taught branches of the Eng
together with the Latin and Greek langIaces Mr Char
Tnliaferro will conrnre experience and
should induce confidence with those who may aron
School! The sessions Will he the usual length ruifea
ing the 18th &C January For board and tn,ion, SIN: ,sri
thing furnished by the subscriber. WM. CoNHERb
Nov. % 59-wtIJI
ny The Religious Herald viii COPY above.
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n " uov, & Co.'s Lo,tery and Exchange Office

u. 1OyI q 90. 11OIteIy I.-.;n;,
! Uuder The Exchange Hotel, Richmond, p"gin'a.
,uo, rtcxET Nos 50 - a. $3.50 was sold and paid
w by HOYT Co days SINCE Besides the above we
have sold an number Of other prizes 10 our nc"
ghch exceedingly lucky all old adventire iia
whom we hope order for of the splendid
in tLe following rich Schemes, TO b- drawn this MONTH we
hone n give ali our old patrons New Years present, and w
If rou viii only give US opportunity All that Is necessary
| Is 10 make a small remittance TO II. d. Hoi O ~
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COMMUNICATING VETO
The following communication was Transmitted 10
Tie Senate by The Governor, the las. day Of lis
session:
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SHALL continue my School Jericho in Caroline the
ing year In my schoo wi he taught The Greek, Latin sa
viii be 500 scholar payable half the end
SION The school will the 18th OF January
and terminate the first Friday In December following TIM
will be vacation of month In the Summer commencing
the second Friday in Juno. JOHN C. NELSON
Jericho Academy, Rec ,, 1872 6I-wGa
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THRUST SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, ac.-By virtue Of a
Deed Of Trust executed the subscribrr ~ Eaton o. fe'd
Clerks Office Of Meekicnbnrg county he vii" on Ineshay me
day January fair IL nn the pest a day. on me
premises sen 10 the highest odhef, . nsy o .s,h ,;d
Land, lying Butchers creek, being ire Lana OH "uh s'iu
Field present resides containing about loo acres me I'M
provemcns consists Of comfortable dwelling hose WIN a
necessary buildings, together with saw and g ni The
tract Of land considered by good judges 10 be equal to any
the county, well adapted to the growth oil oDaco "hea as
and All persons disposed purchase VII please Examine
the land previous the day Of sale Mr. ted W WIN plea
land any person disposed To examine H. on the
day. and at the place. will be sold between ~ aho %
Negroes women, boys and girls A'o az e d m
gehe said Fields entire OF every Rina say or SUI
corn, fodder and hay Also MS STOCK 2" orses
Cows Hogs and Sheep. The which WIN he liberal WIZ
lie made known day The creditors OF said Field
earnestly requested attend the SAFE ~ rm a'is VIII ne
deducted from any purchase the, make al persons having
claims against said Field will please make them known TO The
day of sale, TINT provision may I've made Tor
The title She above properly besVrd 10 ne
only ~ vested ms by Of SAID decd The sale wi be
fo''''''' ""' "''''"' AMAsA p. WRIGHT, Trustee.
The above sale IL made with my and ap.rolatnn
EATON G. FIELD.
Buydton 10th Dec 1912. oJ-Saw'ds
SEVERN HALL ANU CENTREvlLLE FOR sALE-Ilav-
Ing to remove Kentucky, offer for sale my
Farm Severn Hall living Severn rver and IN the county OF
Gloucester containing 400 acres, all INV grounds There ~
bushels Wheat and IS Of Barley seeded on inc ain nc I'M
provemenis, with the exception 81 me a"sns Mncn heeas
The society in the neghborood Of Severn Hall 10 equal 10
in Virginia Vessels load within fly yards Of the ham,
also offer my Farm Centrevie which now reside,
living ON East river Matthews county, for SAFE Centre
vile contains of land The Improvements are good
and the dwelling l. large, two story and ninety BUM hrek
hnu.e There Is Water Mil the Farm. The Norfolk packet
leaves the Ctnevle wharf every week. The neisibofoa
hrab &c. t C.neyille, render II one OF the
most farms Matthew's For reference sfp 70 W.
OIL TIE HOUSE % De''sA MARY F. SHEPARD.
awn
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"acvi,it the g'impses Of the moon.
siat ma night h,tlerus. F."
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ID uNAWAY NEGRO IN RUSSELL JAIf.-There
IL Jail OF Russell county, Va, about the first Of
September 1872 Negro Boy who calls himself BlI-had on
committed old jeans and pantaoans and bite hat
nearly He says his present masters is VIII
ams and purchased about R months before lie away
from Beverly Said hoy Is about s
years made and very active He says he
moi tell The OF the county he Is FROM The
requested forward prove property and take him away
otherwise, he will be dealt with according 10 law.
EDWARD D. HERMAN
D. Sheriff of Russell county Va
Dec. 6 6l-w3in
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frtncn. =, h.,,d,xs ,
i"e w. WM $. WHITE, Principal.
Charlottesville Ian 10 lsi3 76-5lt
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AW NOTICE-The subscribers have formed partnership TO
IL practse law They will attend all the Courts held in the
city and IN the counties OF Goochland and Louisa.
Office Governor street, next door to Joseph Mayo Esq
PEACfY K GRATTAN,
HENRY COALTER CABELL.
p;.bnora Va Drr 10 ls.2 63-3tGwtf
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FRANKLIN HOTEL. MAN sly,e, Richmond Ha-Tl. ~.
seTbcr having leased this establishment lately kept by
e. a. Hodges, and formerly known "Ear-y's," hres leave
house having recently undergone thorough repar he
prcprd TO accommodate all those who may favor him
call From his long experience in the business and deter
nation on his part to make his house public
attrrs himself thai he viii receive his due proportion
age.
His charges shall be accommodated TO the times.
JAMES C. ILAKEY
Richmond. Dec Is, 1912. 65-wfg
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In the United Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia
December 9TH, 1872:
JEREMIAH WHITE, individually and Of the late firm
y White Irvine, of the county of Halifax, having filed petit
ton praying that he may be declared Bankrupt ordered
that persons claiming be creditors of the said jeremiah
White show the Court the 9th day Of January
why said jeremiah White be declared Bankrupt pusu
the OF Congress In that behalf and that copy Of this
order he published il the according 10 the nd and
9th rules Of Court.
Copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
El-WIW
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF RANDOLPH MACON col
L LEGE-Thr year Institution divided
b.g
The lth Of Jannary.
The regulations Of this department Tie nearly Ill
spsc,s Nth tsose Of the College prop,r.
The Students occupy large building In which they 10y
nishcd free of charge, with suitable for sleeping and
y The Principal Of the School also Inns his 10 the
bndng that his pupils day and night under his
The institution Is believed 10 be cen perhaps, any oh
In preserving the rails and culivatng the minds youth
0Gee-Proessor Hardy, Of the College, Rector q. b. Jor
A. b. Principal.
E1p ga per month; Tuition s5 per session.
J lie session begins the nth OF January, lsi3
By order Of the TRUSTEES
Jan. 1i-w3w
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To FLoYr l.. NE,rGnrAp, Esq,
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MAYOR FULI.AKU.
The Committee appointed 10 inform TINS gentleman
Of ms nomination for the State Senate The Al6ema lie
district in the petf, rance Of their duty. addressed
note to him which with lis reply is published below
Since his acceptance of the nomination renders It I'm
portant Cat his political opinions should be known
throughout the district, and from his long absence 'Is
is probably no, the case letter from HIM reply 10
some Undergraduates also published, ny which It will
be perceived that he entitled 10 the warm and hearty
SUPPORT of every Democrat.
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TIL. ,hove sale IL made with my and appreciation
EATON G. FIELD
p,rd,o, In, nee 1919 63-9aw;ds
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-13
FOR TIE TIMES.
A MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

A MELANCHUL4 ACClDEN L.
A most distressing and fatal occurrence took
place in our neighborhood few days since.
Miss MARIA M. PAYNE, the daughter Of Mr..
George Payne, had been visiting some OF her
friends in the vicinity Of Glasgow, and on her
return home whilst passing through lane there
came a mule running rapidly by, a, which her
horse took fright, wheeled about and ran off in
pursuit of the loose animal. He had not gone
far, however, before Miss Payne losing her gray.
ty, was thrown violently upon the ground. Mr..
Humphreys, a gentleman whom she had been
visiting, being in company, ran to her assistance.
lie found her severely injured with her right leg
broken just above the ankle and sending i'm.
mediately for aphyscian, he carried her back 10
his house. Drs. Souhworh and Vaughan came
and set her leg, but the injured parts were too
badly wounded for adhesion, and modification
consequently soon commenced. The physicians
then proposed to amputate the fractured limb but
she-would not consent
l was sent for on Tuesday. the day pr cvious
to her DEATH On my arrival | saw that death
had already commenced its cruel ravsges, and
that she was sinking under the most e1cruciating
suffering. Her mind was reigiously exercised,
and she applied to the proper source for relief,
for she was professor and had been worthy
member of the NJ. E. Church for upwards OF II
years. In the early part Of Tuesday night she
became convinced that she would certainly die
soon, and she requested the Christians to pray
that she might have grace to sustain her in pass
ing the solemn ordeal OF death. Her own oft
repeated prayer was "My Squior Come" The
compassionate Redeemer heard her earnest cries
and most graciously appeared unto her. Yes.
he who trlumphed over the powers Of death and
the grave cheered the darksome valley, and ex.
'racted from her mind the sting Of deah-"Now"
she exclaimed 81 am ready to die-not my will,
but thy will, o Lord, be DONE" Heavenly COM
posure set upon her countenance, and she
seemed to wait patiently for death to perform his
Office. She called her friends TO the bed side
and talked 10 them most affectonatelw she en-.
treated them not TO grieve after her, but admon.
shed them 10 meet her in heaven. When she
thought The hour Of dissolution was near, she
said TO me, when you see me dying, YOU will
please take the pillow from under my head that
may die easily. She departed this life on
"Wednesday the Sd inst, about o'clock P. NJ.
Her last words were 'pertec, lore." l.,
Monticello Seminary May 9th. lsiS
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-13

PENNSYLVANIA. The Democratic men,
bers of the legislature of Pennsylvania
met in caucus previous to their adjourn
ment, and expressed preference for Mr..
Buchanan, as the Democratic candidate for
President, and recommended that the Ma.
uonal Convention be held at Baltimore in
May next, the delegates not TO be elected
by Congressional Districts.
They call Democratic State Conven.
ton to meet on the 4th of March next, tc
appoint delegates TO the National Conven.
ton, and nominate an electoral ticket, and
candidate for Governor.