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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

1 J--COMING OUT FROM TIE Foul
PARTY.-There was great wing gather
ing lately at Utica, New York. Four hun
dred wagons came in one road, and accom-
panying them was an enormous concern,
drawn by eight oxen, in which were ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN LOCOS,
who had just renowned their party!
Hurra for Clay and our Country.
IOO!-The Schuylkill Journal, printed
in Berks county, Pennsylvania, states that
ONE HUNDRED persons in that county
have boldly come out for CLAY and the
TARIFF, since the nomination of Mr..
Free Trade Jenny Polk
Hurra! hurra! the country's rising
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

Our city was thrown into state Of ex-
element on last Monday by the following
unfortunate occurrence:--A man by the
name of Cartner entered our city, armed
with pistols, knife, &C., swearing vengeance
against one of our citizens, with whom it
seems he previously had some difficulty.
The City Constable undertook to arrest
him and he snapped pistol twice at the
officer, whereupon large number of per-
sons, accompanied by the officer, started
after him and he ran slowly down Morgan
street with pistol in his hand with which
he kept the crowd at bay for some time.
At length Mr.. A. G. Goddin approached
him and was shot-receiving the ball on
the right side, about the fifth or sixth rib
There seems TO be difference of opinion
amongst the physicians whether the ball
entered the cavity Of the body, or striking
the rib obliquely, glanced off, occasioning
only slight flesh wound. Mr.. Goddin is
doing well and is not supposed TO be in any
danger. Cartner is in custody awaiting
his trial.-Boonuille Observer.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

The mock enthusiasm of the Loco Focos
seems to have been almost entirely dssi-
pated in the loud reclamation got up to
hail the nomination of their candidate for
the Presidency. Truly, such choice
needed a world of shouting--an ocean of
lip loyalty, to help il along. This enthu-
siasm of the head, cool as cucumber at
the start, soon congeals into ice, and its
current is efectually arrested. The enthu-
siasm Of the heart--that which fred the
Wings of 1910, and is again leading them
to victory in ls44-burns brighter and
brighter to the end, and is at once the glory
of good cause, and the surest presage Of
its success. The spirit that successfully
contended against Polk and Dallas, Tyler
and Texas, foreign war; and the assump,
ton of foreign debt, in Louisiana, is the
same spirit that will give Henry Clay and
Theodore Frelinghuysen twenty States at
least in the Union next November.
Beluidere ApOllo.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

OEvery friend of Mr.. Clay, so far as
we know, North and South, East and
West, is friend of protection; while many
of Mr.. Folks adherents in the North, and
almost the whole of them in the South,
are clamorous for free trade. This is no
bad criterion as to which of the candidates
is the true friend of the Tariff,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

Riding to Teas on Stolen horse.-A
large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Wings of the city of New York was held
at Croton Hall few weeks since, at which
Senator Miller, of New Jersey, made an
eloquent and well timed address. After
proving that the Locofoco party had but
two principles which they dare acknowl-
edge, he remarked: And here is party to
contend with-with only two measures
Free Trade and Texas: and this last sto-
len one, for it was John Tyler's hobby
all saddled and bridIed, and ready to be
mounted, when Polk stepped in and poked
him from his seat, and sat off for Texas on
the hobby himself:-no the first man by
good many, ,oho had gone to Teas on sto-
len horse"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

The Wings have trumphed in Howard, elect,
ing Joseph Davis and A. G. Woods to the lower
branch Of the legislature and failing to elect A.
Leonard to the Senate, by only ten votes. They
have also elected their candidate for Sheriff. In
1912 the locos carried the county by forty five
majority. BoOnUille Observer.
In 1912, the Wings had no regular can
didates; the democrats estimated their ma
iority then at 95. In 1910, the democratic
ticke, was elected by majority Of AS
Democracy has been "crawfshing it" at a
rapid pace out of old Howard number OF
years: and on last Tuesday evening it
slipped into the Missouri River, bound for
Texas, immediately'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

UFThe most striking evidence we have
seen of the consciousness of the weakness
of the Loco Foco party, is the appeal of
the Richmond Enquirer to Mr.. Tyler, to
withdraw from the Presidential contest
and TO transfer his influence to Mr.. Polk!
The Enquirer must, indeed, be hard run,
if it needs the aid of the CoRpoRAL's
GUARD to save the Locofoco ship from
sinking.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

Strange if True.--A Philadelphia paper
says, the Presidents young bride "has a
bright eye, white teeth, and an exquisite
complexion" A man out in these parts
married wife, about the time the Captain
was annexed who has two bright eyes,
white teeth, and an exquisite complexion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
M TOLEH, w:s@Ers Sv.ETEx.A
EENMSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

A seni-seeekiy, (erery Monday aud Thursday
r.., Dollars per annu,, payable ia adrance No sub
anil be received for shorter time than sr months
80 oaper ,riH be discontinued tereet at e discretion
nm, ~. Edtors,) unta all a'ysmases are paid
~ sDYERTTS EaIE.N'1S Inserted at so cents per
y <oy ,ess) for erery inner form insertion, aud 81
,er square Tor icss) for erery outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER IS required TO note o" his
ho,o long he uisies his advertisement inserted
not so noted, ,e be inserted tai its dis
...,;.,,anee be ordered.
ron YE.4RLF .4DYERTtSING the terms are for
a. rr..e of t,co squares, $40 for square, s25 for
~. .s.a,e, inner form, S35 Every yearly Advertiser
~ required to his advertising TO his particu-
,.r lin. Of business
a. JOB PRINTING erccsted neatly and expeditions
D., .nd an reasonable terms.
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PURSUANT 10 the provisions of Deed Of Trust,
executed 10 the subscriber. by Thomas H. Snead, 10
secure certain debts therein mentioned, which said deed
IL duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Bedford county
court, shall offer for sale. the 2nd day of December
next, for cash, IN front OF lie Marketruse IN the town
oil Lynchburg. certain uegro slave named Abram, 80
or AZ years m age. And the Sd day of j ecember
mkt fair if not the next fair day thereafter, the
late residence of T. II. Snead. the following property to
vii: a Two Horse Wagon. one Mich Cow other
head Vi Cattle, head of Sheep. 10 head Of Hogs,
Feather Beds and Furniture. Sidebosrd. (Nahnga
ny.) one Folding Table aud 2 small Ianles, Clock,
aez Windsor Chars and all the Table and Kitchen
Furniture; also Shot Gun and new Beats with the
nr"ss lhereunlo belonging. much thereof as may
De necessary In pay off ami discharge the debts secured in
sad deed and the costs and charges attending The said
SAFE lhe title is believed 10 be good. but acting
trustee shall only convey such title as vested IN
by The deed aforesaid.
CHAMPE CARTER, Trust.
oci. 81 .. 1913
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ANIMALS FOR 1913.
10 JOHN #. S.1LE, Attorney aud Agen

TO JOHN II. S.1LE, Attorney aud Agen
for the children o John Markle, Oliver ii. p. Markle
Richard b. Markle, John II. Marke, JohH Nlarkle
john Carson, admir-. of Charles Markle, dec.
HVAkE NOTICE, that the 18th Of November,
Il 1874, at the house of Joseph Flood. in Bedford
county, shall take The deposition Of said Flood and 9th
be read the trial of the suit OF Church rs Mar
ke depending in the circuit superior court of law
and chancery for Bedford county And the 10Th Of said
month"; the Clerks office of Bedford county court
shall lake sundry other deposilions TO be read as evi
dence On the trial u said cause.
MARY BURCH.
Oel. 81 4w
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u:X. II. T.szEScs7',

KOOK
ONE DOOR BELOU Jour HOU ST."
uUAS JUST RECEIVED the following articles,
Ill u which lie calls the attention OF the public:
large lot Of Paper llanelngs, do. Bordering splen
aid lot Of CHECKS the Virginia and FaTme.s'
Ranks. DRAFTS and NOTES; All IA, and Ashore, or
tie Adventures Of Miles WallInetord, and The Two Ad-
ingalls, by Coper Salamander, and Mysteries ot PARIS
BY Eugene Sue; False Heir R'se DAbet. aud Arrah
Nea, NV James, Six Nights with the ashIngtonians.
The Rumed Family, Swearing Oh, and The Old jour,
by T. s. Arthur; aud variety ol other articles IN his
line, which he is anxlous 10 dispose Of, re'y lo'c
Nav IL II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
l,1IE NEW LONDON AaRxcU LTU-

=, xs1AA SVVlGTXs VIII M" IT'S leHlH 4f"''"
al Show aud Fair in the uwn of New London IN
thursday and Friday the l4,h and 9th of November
next. On the last day of tie Fair an address will be
delivered by the President.
me Society offer premiums on tie allowing subjects,
ons acres. do Wsr,, hos, :" I N,r Col, or
my 90 Durham Bull, do Cow do Calf. best Devon
nu 10 Cow. best common Bail, Cow Calf. Beef, Hoke
" vHeH' best Jack. jenny, do Ram, do Eve. do Boar,
~ Harrow do Poughs do Butter, not less 20 lbs. Do.
a, Inc, Barrel Cider, Domestic Cheese Pears,
'pltes, fo'aoes, Beeis, Carrots, Turnips. Weoen
p, 'oh' Carpeng, Hearth Rug, Table Clolh, Wooen
a:aae's, fiannei, SILK Cloth Sewing silk. The fore
s%"s articles mus; be Of Domestic Fabric. manufa,tu
,ea " .he ianl,y Of member of the Society," since
as' exhibition, the specimens of Domestic
y.I.u'e,eNcept the rng-is he not less than 8
yards. aud sewius SIX, no, less ilan / round.
oe'' u Inn
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.Ni!ieIsW,.H Goods.
EDGEDV'ORTM SE.uEv:1RY.

EDGEvV'ORTM SE.HE.v:zEY.
MRS. F.. V. LOMAX, Principal.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prn
FENfllS Seminary, situated in the town of Liberty,
u Bedford County, Va, will be open for the recep-
ton Of pupils the LIST of October.
II is the object of the Principals to impart TO the stu
dents a useful as well ornamental education. For
this purpuse Mrs L. and Mrs. ID. will be aided by COM
petent assistants
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for the LIST class $40 pr months,
:. 2nd do 10 " &c
Junior class % 10
Tuition in French 8
Music-Piano 49, Harp $50; Guitar $lS pr. 5'months
Board 5e 4"
Drawing Painting, Latin, German, at Professor S
charges.
Plain and Ornamental Needle So pr five months.
Use Of Musical instruments 81
Each Young lady furnishing Der bedding and towels
PAYABLE one hafin advance.
Rosrd NAV also be obtained in many respectable ami-
lies in t.s village
Rpf.rence,-,Iudge Stanard and James Lyons. Esd,
Richmond; Judge lomax, Fredericksburg; Rev Dr'
Uawley and Rev. Mr. Laurie, LIST Presby Church,
WASHINGTON; Cen Gordon aud Hon WIN. q. lives,
AIbenarIe, Dr.. p. ii. Gmer, Lynch5urg; Geo. r.
Tayloe, Bnle,ourt.
Bedford, Sept. 10
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SEA g's.
HATS! HATS HATs!!!

rr-s TliE. Subscriber has on hand, and is
E|3F3 constantly manufacturing, at his old stand
<s.Ssy an extensive assortment ot Hats ieyery
rley and OF the latest fashions.
lie socits call from his friends, customers and
tho public generally, to whom he pledges hr,seIf as
heretofore, that in point of beauty and durability, his
csnnoi be excelled Such want of articles
in his line. would do well give him call before
purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined 10 sell very
low for cash. JACOB RUMBOECH
n. B.-1he pressure of the times conslTalns him 10
urgently request all those indebted to him agent
call aud settle their accounts
May u ts
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VOL. xXkEk.-NO. 81.

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M VIZ, '"y surrounding Jerusalem: i"c'uo's4 Tue
i :" Dsa' .yIe, aso nsysvos, JANA
80, p''s " "c aea"sA"esn WI, " ~cop.:e ~
en-, p''s sa"s. .oe sshey u We sosdse W" %
e" " av'cn''ofas's ,Iom the north ." Oermsnys 70
. ,." ~, s"u rrcs"s VII, oecaPy IN" sss
'"" '"e ,o'"'a"u,hg pos"ns wlnn mo wals 0t Jerus
sra,,,a Tt'." ..S we wesnny ana P'ous :" "ar
, u w., , IS ""' "es'e 10 'enas !" .Re IVY
.,,,a Nv. ~, NV MEANS "sy ~ s"eo W '"e,S So'
,.a. ,. :. Inv" i"s. 'es"ea "sssn w.. Snu.
,aa Hs 10 "'s
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~ ~. "a 'or ,ne ee'"e"s " "svesnmons ana
'''F W 'e''"'"o"
Al, N,,h mi, r.. ,u,u. 49,. . w. :.
il M iess h., MR. ~" w., %n ',' .,o"g ~
much NJ, -. re.r., 'ha a,.l.,, .""" ~
a, o., ~ 81, , Nv r.eN'''. " sa0,"'mN '.s
- ~, l'' " "''"'''o''"' We 'o"o NV '"'"A :" o'""'
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-l4Ha==--
n OFFICE.

1.-TWO esray Sheep in my n,ck.-The owner
L may gel them by describing the Sheep and paying
expenses. RICHARD CtiILloN.
Nav II
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Commissioners sale Of Negroes.

DY virtue ola decree Of the circuit superior court of
ID law and cbaneery, for The county Of Campbell,
made a, the October Term, 1914. OF said court, pronoun
ced in the chancery suit Of Dinwidde and wife VS.. By>
an 4 al" therein depending, will be sold, in front OF
Campbell Courthouse, on Monday the OH day OF De
cember nexi, (cour day. by way of public auction 10
the highest bidder. the following SL.4tES, namely:
Kitty a womaa aud her child Mary Rachel woman
and her child Fanny. Esther girl, and Anderson boy
they being the Slaves IN the bill mentioned, with the
increase u he females hrn since the institution Of the
suit ON credit Of twelve months. the purchaser pur
c,asers giving bond with approved security.
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Com'r.
my DIV
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Glass NuH ENrShcMscHre.
SIGN OF THE DiG PITCHER.
l. y nc h b urg,

LYNCH burg, Ia.
INllE subscriber thankful for past iavors. takes this
a method oiniprunng all who may be in want OF any
article IN his line, thai his assortment is very ex
ensive and the largest portion OF his Goods Of fresh I'M
por'ation, which he is determined sell AT small adj
vance, and not being afraid show his goods and tell pri
ces. he asks all who NAV be in want of aBy article 10
call aud see themselves
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
who have MT bought their stock tor the fall or those
who may have d1he aud find any article wanting to
make their assortment more complete. if they will
give him call send order, he them they
shall have every article as low as the same can be
bought Of any regular house in Virginia.
ID. w. MOORE.
Oct % IA
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l'1rey'S Ccic5rHsea E@Sor Nc
ring uud so0sssk5ng Paste.

VI,HlS mps,oa, in which there is nothing corro-
L sve injurious, exces IN giving polish 10 Ger
Si'rer. B,itannia, Brass. Copper Tin, and Pe,e-
ter, and particularly calculated or cleaning Door Plates,
Knobs and mountngs Of Harness, also zach Glasses
and indos, with much less DIRT than any hing hitler
to used for sale by ID. W. MOORE,
Syn Of the big Pitcher.
Now Is
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JUST ORsE.V'ED

"A variety III jets, among which will be found Head
Aornamens, Necklaces, Breast-pns. Button Clasps,
Head bands, Beads, &c., sc.
J. II. FIrZGiBBON,
Head Quarters.
Oct % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14

HOTTOMS Virginia and North Carolina Alma
~ nae Tor 1915, by The gross. - nor single copy,
iar aleby PAYNE, GREGORY Co.
Sent is
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100000 and uEscHrdS
hlFFERENr kinds of Fancy Articles Toys, Per
a. iumery, &c. Ne, JUS, opening for sale cheap
Wholesale RETAIL at }. IL. FIrZGiBBON,
Head Quarters.
Oct. % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
NEW CALL AZ, ~ INFER GOODS.
JUST RECEiPED ar THE BAL
1InORE CASH STORE.
ETCAEES, RYAN G CO.,
importers Gna DeGierS sss sfcDlc o,,u
PGsiCH Goods,
LYNcnsuRG. Va.

E'AkE great Pleasure in announcing 10 their friends
L and The public, that they now receiving very
extensive stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS embra.
cng all the newest aud fashionable sly les mpoted
very large proportion oi which is ct their recent mpr
iailons by The Liverpool Packets, 'GRAcE Blows. :"
"LELn" and "LicoNIA.o
They will as usual be receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
WEEKLY during the season, from their Baltimore par
ners. which gives them very great advantage over ey
cry other house IN the upper country
IL IS Their determination continue To sell al the reru
toreS prices n he Northern cities To do which in cool
tat they Will be compelled 10 10 sell for ASH
ONLY.
Very great exerons have been made Ia procure the
most efegat Gootis imported, they are determined
The LADIES oi LNNcHBuRG and its vicinity shall be ia
vored with the NEWEST, the RICHEST, the HANpsoMEsr
and The BEST COOL that the Northern markets will
furnish. Ihry give below list OF few articles in
their extensive assortment:
900 yards brown and bcached Do
mrsiics, all widths aud qualiies--priees from 6.
cents To the finest.
GALLO OES--l2.o00 yards Calicoes, new and beanli
lnl styles from q. cents to the finest.
IRISH liNENo-5O pieces lrsh Linens Of the best
bieacheries, price 20 cents per yard 10 the finest
imnoried-l piece super super do the finest ever
seen IN this market al 81 per yard-9S do do for
pillow cases. a very scarce article.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14
The Sick.Hcadache,
Either Nervous or Bill

Either Nervous or Bilious.
G5-An attentive perusal Of the foAowing wiH, ii
is 6sliered, fully repay all classes Of readers:
HEADACHE.-Thi disease is one from which
arises more nsery to the human family than is gen.
orally supposed: not being directly fatal, it is often
neglected, persons resort SO much to the use OF
purgatives and other medicines to impair their
general health and often induce fatal diseases The
article, DR.. SPoHNs HEADACHE REMEDY, from Com
stock q. Co., noV offered seems to have overcome
these difficulties. While its effects are most pow
erful and immediate in curing an attack or keeping
it off, it is perfectly MILD AND INNOCENT as TO be
used for infants with the greatest effect and safety
This has now been tested by 50 many of the high
est members Of this community, as to require no
further proof.
IF taken few times in as many hours, when
there are indications of an approaching attack, it
is sure IN all cases to prevent the attack II used
for few weeks the premonitory symptoms grad.
ually subside, until they wholly disappear, and
never without some great external or predisPos-
ing cause return. II the person neglects to use it
till the headache commences, it sometimes cures
Instantly but at others the turns will have their
course for two or three times, and then wholly dis
appear"
This is fair and candid statement of FACTS
that might be substantiated by the affdavitS OIL
several hundred persons.
For sale at the Drug and Book store of Dr. VIM
R. Snelscn, Fayette Also, at the Drug store o
Dr. A. r. Ober, Glasgow.
Fsyette, June 9Th, 1874. l2-1y
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Valuable Mill, and other Prop
crty, to be sold at Trustees

! By virtue of, and in accordance with the provs-
ions of a Deed of Trust, executed by VIM. N Oil
ver and Mary, his wife, to me as Trustee, for the
benefit Of Messrs. Sitter, Price g. Co., and Messrs.
Monteus & Fuller of Philadelphia, for the pur.
poses therein mentioned, dated Cd day Of June,
ls40, and filed for record 25lh of August, 1910,
in the Recorders Office, in and for the County Of
Saline, State of Missouri, | will proceed to SELL
on Saturday, the 18th day OF February, 1916, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock,
P. M, at the place designated in the Trust, known
as the "ROCKLAND MILLS" to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following described
property, to-wit:
Three hundred and twenty acres Of Land situa-
ted near Marshall, in Saline county, it being the
"south east quarter Of section No. IL, and north
west quarter of section IA, of township No. fifty
Of range No. twenty -one, containing three hundred
and twenty-acres."
Also, at the same time and place, the property
known as the "ROCKLAND MILLS" and de-
scribed in said Deed of Trust, as follows:
beginning at the east half mile corner between
sections thirteen and eighteen, on the range line
between nineteen and twenty, of township forty
nine and running thence south on said range line,
sixteen poles to a stake; thence north rs degrees;
west sixteen poles, ten links, to aSpanish oak,
standing on the bluff of the Salt Fork; thence
crossing the said Salt Fork, angling south 35 de-
grees; west Sc poles to Turkey oak on the west
bank Of the Salt Fork; thence North 60 Degrees
west until said line strikes the middle of the
channel Of the Salt Fork; thence down the middle
of the Salt Fork to N. B. fuckers corner in the
Salt Fork .hence east on the range line to another
corner Of said fuckers land; thence on the range
line to the beginning, being the land on which the
Saw and Grist Mill of the said VIM. N. Oliver
now stands, and containing, by estimation, fifty
acres, be the same more or less, together with
all and singular the improvements and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging or in ny-wise apper-
tanning"
The above Mill is situated in delightful region
Of country, and on one of the best streams in the
State for water privileges, (the Salt Fork) being
only six or seven miles from Arrow Rock, on the
Missouri river.
1t is thought that by expenditure Of some
few hundred dollars, in the way of repairs, that
the Mil can be made very valuable and produc-
tive piece Of property
will convey to the purchaser only such right
and title as may be invested in me as Trustee,
though the title is thought to be perfect one.
WIN. B. SAPPINGTON, Trustee
Saline County, December 9th, 1874 40-10t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14
OBITUARY.

The death of Mrs. ABIGAIL TURNER, con-
sort of PHILIP TURNER, Esq, of this county, &C.
CURED in the seventy-seventh year of her age, at
the residence of her husband, in this neighbor-
hood. on the 23d OF November, and was announced
last week. In the order of Providence, pilgrim
age of such length is vouchsafed to but few, and
none have employed it in strcter accordance
with the dictates Of charity, kindness, and religion
Words, there are none, which Gun do entire JUS
tice to lady of such exalted piety and virtue
for her life, from its dawn to its close was filed
with labours Of ove,--by an amall and cultiva
;ed benevolence, and in q striking manner i'm
pressed upon her family, and friends, and neigh
tors, her watchfulness and for their character
comfort, and feelings, Her highest euogy is
deeply written on their hearts, TO whose service,
and to God. she devoted her energies, and in a
manner which will always sound her voice of
EDMONTON, 10 them, Of their duty TO transmit the
Inheritance uniupaired, 10 the rising age. The
loss Of her sged husband can never be repaired
10 this world, and none but those who knsn the
soapsnIcD Of his life, can deeply and sincerely
participate IN those feelings Of mournful grief
Ehi'h viii surely accompany him 10 his grave