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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

NToTICE-wc have removed our Office from
/ y our Mills, to the office recently occupied by
D. g. Randolph. Esq, on 18th Street and in front
OF III. East side of the Basin
HAXALL BROTHERS & CO.
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DOWHATAN HOUSE, RICHMOND, VA
i The subscriber has taken possession (for a
Term of years) of this House, and will conduct it
in manner which he hopes will entille it TO the
patronage Of the public.
CHAS. L. DIBRELL.
srF Ample provision has been made for the
horses of guests a, the Powhatan Stables.
April 6 l06-3m
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DHE tri-weekly Mail Coach fer White SUI,
A phur Springs, Lcwisburs, Charleston and
c,vapndot,e passing Balcony Falls, Natural
Bridge, Dagger's or Dibrelrs Springs, cli, ion
Force Covington and calaghans-and, also, the
conneeton sdirect to Lexington from Lynchburg;
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot sprng:s-wlll
leave I,ynchburg every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches VIII De
furnished at any time. ,o,,n n....a,or
Mo-, ll6-tf
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CAMUEL WlNFREE will sell Tobacco,
- heat and Flour, on commission, and VIII
give particular attention 10 all property entrusted
10 his management.
Office in trent building Of Shockoc Warehouse
Ian. fly
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DLACN WALNUT FEMALE SEM
ID NARY, HALIFAX, VlRGlNlA.-The
Fall Session OF this institution will commence on
the FIRST Monday in August.
Mr.. L. w West, a graduate OF Brown Uni
vcr>ity, ana who has had several years experience
in teaching, has charge Of the School It is his
intention bv dcvoling his whole time and cner-
cies to It's interests, 10 make ii worthy OF extern
sive patronage.
In the Boarding Department, ample provision
has been made for the comfort and convenience.
OF the young ladies', and no pains will be spared
TO advance their moral, intellectual. and social
improvement
Trims ri Iaition for n Session n Fire Monf6 rs
T., the birbor branches Sl2 90
In tho elementary branches 10 90
Languages, each WV Wv
Music ID w
Board. including every thing per month. 90
Reference may hc made 10 Rev. Eli Ball Rev
]. b. Je,er Rev. J. 3. Taylor, Richmond, Rev.
A. NJ. Poindcxicr, Rev. J. G. Mills, and }. X
Edrnunds, Esq, Halifax, and John Kerr iancey-
Vile, North Carolina.
jUly ii--t
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, July g. 1914

r AND FOR SALE-By virtue of a Deed OF
IL Trust, executed to the subscriber on the lsl
day OF October 1871, by BENJAMIN Tyree, Tor
certain purposes therein specified. and of record
in The Clerks Office oflhe County Court OF Hano-
yer, shall proceed, on MONDAY, the 9TH day
of August next to SELL for cash, al public auction,
10 the highest bidder, on the premises, certain
piece or parcel OF Lani, containing about one
hundred and four acres lying and being in The
lower en; Of the said coti;liy, and adjoining the
lands of Garter Braxton, Philip Elliott and others,
and known commonly as Screen Retirement
The title TO the above Land is believed 10 be per-
feet, but, selling as Trustee, shall convey such
title only as is vested in me as Trustee.
WIN. r. Ii. POLLARD Trustee.
Tuly , I6-tlS
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DOSITIVE SALE-N Vd1Va a5 az TIL. sr,,. h..
i ing Propu'N-The sale OF the pro- e nn,u nv
% ,VhS was to have taken place on the s LAY Of
May was @s, NJ postponed in cGnssqeGss
of an error in the arrangements when pe,ns
now rectilicd The sale will positively take a paeeii
without ,s reserve 10 on nrases IN the town of Nil
'O As this properly has been minu'sly de, desG po5
in the advertisement which appeared in the Ric en-
mond Enquirer previous to the day r,. menl, rho
ed, and TO which advertisement, an e, retnrred
further r description is deemed unnecessary a ,,,.o
four and five years equal payments the s whole 91am :"
bear interest after the expiration OF one year r8n
The day Of sale b .Dd he With ,e retained until the
purchase money is paid,
~ 0'"N' " w. r. HILL, Special Agent.
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' HTNs
Feb. 10

GALE OF LAND.-Pursuan, 10 decree OF
- Caroline County Court, MADE 18th May,
1914, in the case of Hargrove and others, against
Hargrove and Others the undersigned, acting as
Commissioner of the said Court, will sell, on me
premises, TO the highest bidder. at public Auction,
on Wednesday, 10Th July, on credit OF one anu
two years, except for so much as shali DC necesl
sary 10 cefray The costs of suit ana expenses OF
sale the tract of land in the said decree mention
ell. living and being in the county Of Caroline,
adjoining or near the lands Of Richard Philips;
estimated To contain about 300 acres Inc saId
land is in The neighborhood Of Shiloh Meeting
House, in a very agreeable and desirable neigh
borhood, and will he shown 10 any person acSi-
rous of purchasing, by Mir. Barlow, the prcscn'
tenant Of the land. The purchaser VIII De re,
q.lrcd to give bonds with approved security ana
me,lt. SAMUEL C. SCOTT,
Novos G-rtJs Commissioner
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DURE LINSEED OIL.-lG00 gallons Lin
/ seed Oil, pure and free from sediment AZ lus'
received, for sale by ALEX. DUNAL NV.
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NAY-HILL FOR SALE.-The subscriber
" offers this place. on which he nov resides, Tor
sale 1t contains abou! five hundred acres; oil
which about fifty acres ara, Creek and branch flats
There is attached to the place a good Gr>i Mill.
This land lies within. three miles of James Ri
yer. ana thirty-iye from Richmond-is OF good
quality. having fine clay foundation, ami sus-
ceptblc OF the easiest and highest improvement
by The use ofclover and pla ster: II adjoins the
lands of Josiah Lcake. James b. Ferguson and
Others. The situation is as healthy as any IN Vir-
ginia. and the ncighborhool most pleasant
and agreeable one.-Tcrms of sale made known
on application 10 me. THOMAS u. GAY.
Gooch!and county, July2. l6-2m
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r AND IN DINWIDDIE FOR SA LIZ
III wish to sell a valuable Tract oil Land
STYLED HORSE SHOE, lying in The bend OIL NOT Vol
towav River, and containing scyen hundred ahu
sixty acres. There are on this Farm !1rahaI!,
will I've erectea an Oversecrs House and Stables
will also sell Plantation situated on Butter ter
wool Creek, ten miles East OF Daryils. ana ana
three miles from Lachs Tavern, containing I'M l,uro
acres, with all the Il ouses requisite ior ."c 'o'"-
fort and convenience Of a gcnieci iam'y. ~
Both of The above Farms are wen Ma'.isu j,os
Of this section of Virginia Further description
is unnecessary. as ii is presumed, that persons
DESTROYS to purchase will yieN: The lands ,srv acre
An undi>pucd title can be given 20 ever ae,s'
7trms-A credit of one, two ana liiIee y EAR
with Bond and approved security y, M>'; pI 4 ~
of Trust, if required. D. 1. ~. ~
Harrisville, Brunswick county, Vif ia,r,t
June IL
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DIVIDEND.-Th President and Directors OF
~ the Bank OF Virginia have declared Divi-
dend OF ,, per cent, out of the profits Of he Bank
for the last six months. which, after deducting, t
per cent bonus to the State, will be paid to the
Stockholders on and after the 18th inst.
SANrL MARX, Cashier
~, l1-St
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JOHN WATKINS

Attorney in fact for Youel s. Rust:
| am prepared TO furnish eight pair OF Mill
Stones, OF different szes-lhe remainder OF fouel
S. Eusi's stock They will be sold low for cash
Julv / lit J. w.
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JAMES Fl. JUREY, COM.HLSSiON MEX
y CHANT, RrcHMoND, Va, sells Tobacco,
Flour. Wheat and other Proluce-and on con-
SHIPMENTS in hand makes liberal cash advances.
xDliice on Cary street three doors above Williams
:EHaxal's Warehouse, on the Basin Bank.
REF.RgxcEs.- +. & J. ). James u
Co, Richmond; Col Jno. r. Jones' w. 2. Parish,
Esq, Charlottesville: NIcs>rs. b. I. Tinsley q
Co., Lynchburs; L. May, Esq, Siaunlon; John
G. McClanahan, Esq, Buchanan; J. W. A.
Saunders, Esq Buckingham; Reuben Raslaad,
Esq, Powhatan; Dr. James L. jones' Orange
March 3 9b-u
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TULY DIVIDEND Isii-FMmers' Bank Of
y TIgiam.-The Board Of Directors have de-
;clared a Dividend Of 81 per cent. on the Capital
Stock ou OF the profits Of the last halt year, sub
HJect 10 a deduction of per cent bonus TO the
State. The tax exacted will also be paid by the
Bank JAMES G. BLAIR, Cashier
July 1 lI-1t
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CONCORD ACADEMY-The next session
Oofthis Institution will commence the Isl oil
July. F. w COLEMAN, Principal.
Address Concord Academy, Caroline County.
REFERENCES Hon. John Y. Mason, W ash
nston; Gen. Bayly, Aceomac; Gen. James Pc
gram, Richmond; r. NJ. T. Hunter, Esq, Is
sex; DR.. Gessner Harrison, University of Vir-
gnia. June 2S-l5-tf
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NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER H. 1914

but they have no objection 10 spend the winter
among us, and preach, IT paid for it. How very
different from those ministers OF good, who feel
they are alone in the performance of duty when
in the house Of mourning, and who esteem II
privilege stand amid disease and peslllence, and
point the unhappy one 10 world bright IN Its
glories, as the vain earth is fast dmming before
their sight.
The Judge has been absent since May last II
seems that when appointments are made, a capa-
civ 10 stand the climate should be clause OF
consideration and if we must be saddled with
appointees who cannot reside but lew months
with rs, they should not be allowed compensation
when absent on matters OF pleasure or individual
profit Touch these gentlemen on the subject OF
dollars, and they are as sensitive as flsh-tag OF
her dignity-and querulous as the most pugnaclous
bree ching from the Bowery. Yours ever,
EsPkRAkZA.
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Price Two Cents.
Worthwhile, Pa.
= Worthwhile, Pa.
Correspondence Of the Herald
MoRRIsvILLE, Bucks Co., Pa Oct. IL, 1874.
lfiLer,san mud its RnnffaL In dn4slce

Dfinertsm and its Banetni Influence.
A most remarkable and extraordinary degree Of
religious excitement is now peryadlng portion OF
the inhabitants CT this rich and beautiful region.
Several striking instances have occurred under my
own observation, presenting IN a clear, though
most lameutable and truly heart-rending light, the
boundless extent which the superstious feelings
Of human nature may be brought 10 exercise an
influence over the happiness Of mankind. In our
neighborhood, the MilleriIe excitement has
wrought the minds OF many otherwise intelligent
persons into state Of perfect phrensy, and In some
Instances the ianaticism has resulted utter,
complete and rrecalmeble lnnacy.
The case If Mr.. Vim b. G~**s****rs, formerly
worthy and opulent trades man In Falslngton,
commands The commlsseralion OF every one. He
has always enjoye the esteem and respect of his
eghbors, and but lately was carrying on thriving
business A OF much intelligence, viruous
and courteous with large and interesting family,
and surrounded by every comfort which The heart
Of could desire, the fanatlcal doctrines OF
:" Father Miller" entered his mind, overturned his
reason, and in all probability has destroyed every
hope OF future sanity and worldly happiness He
sits all day long with the Scriptures opene before
him. and in every ambiguous sentence discovers,
10 his mind, some hidden mysterious and terrible
meaning. The twenty third Ct the present month
he considers will be the last day OF creation, and
he makes no efiort for sustenance beyond that pc
Rod HIS business Is utterly neglected, his money
and goods he freely gives 10 every believer" and,
indeed, nothing beyond the lmme date necessities
OF his family does he pretend 10 retain. he door
OF his warehouse he has placed placard upon, OF
tins
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LosED FOR THE
KING OF KINGS.


There are many other OF as lamentable
nature the above, both in this village and IN the
naighborhood around. Several poor families have
relinquished all labor, and are supported by The
more wealthy OF the same belief. II reason ever
does resume her seat amongst many OF ihem, IT
will require years of toll 10 regain all they squander
under their present haluciLation. THIS excite
ment has prevented hundreds from taking part in
the late election, OF which The greatly diminished
vote in several townships is the evidence. Strange
that after Father Miller has made many false
prophecies, there should be 70 many persons of
ordinary sense giving the slightest credence 10 any
of his pred lotions al this period. But like almost
every other ridiculous theory, 1t appears 10 gain
the more converts IN proportion 10 the amount OF
absurdity that Is NIKE up with IL.
Should not some legislative action be taken upon
tins subject Should the ignorant expounders of
gospel lncongruiies, who travel about severlng the
lenderest ties of domestic affection, exciting the
supeIstltous feelings OF The people, raising up lhan-
toms of terror and agony 10 their imaginauons,
destroying their intellects, and causing them TO
squander their property upon This most preposerous
iantasy-should they be more exempt IRON the
power Of the law than the paltry swindler who
merely robs you OF your money, but lets your
MIND alone Something should be done quickly +,
there will soon be no defining limits 10 The pre-
gress of this moral epidemic Bux.
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ever be hs .udyto merit continuance Of such dis
tinction. y. - IA,
have been in bushes, has been good fortune
for which feel grateful As Hair Cutter and Wig Maker
Laird stands in the manufacture of Hair
ample scope carrying his and mproN into
mand has been overlooked by him his
He invites early inspection Of his splendid stock Of Wigs
site psffgmssy from celebrated English and Com
tons invented sold by Laird The Hair Cutting, and
deed the each department conducted by the
the pre-emnent character tins establishment enjoys
Prices suit the times. .ss-e-a
sio lmsm 90 Chatham street.
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FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
IN BRUN LAROSIERE 4 COURT, ZIG William
New York are rece,sng by the Hayre packets
they have rival All dealers and judges in the above
line, invited give them call and we will venture TO
hey will leave the without expressing their admra
lion such beautiful stock They pledge themselves that the
public will be deceived with American Flowers for French
they have their house Paris Rue de Tracy No and deal
.xcl usiyely in French Flowers. Oh im~ec
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MAG AZIN DE M o ID L
No 60 Canal Htreet.

No 90 Canal street
MADAME d. BEHRMAN. begs leaye % inform her friends
M that her opening for the FALL and W.SrER FAsHoss,
and Ribbons Of the choicest styles Carefully selected by her
az Paris together with variety Of 49,
PARIsIAN MILLINERY FOR LADIES TOILETS,
will take place Monday the 7h October Madam socits
the Of early call her old establishment Magazn de
Mode co Canal street.
w York October Sd. 1884,
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IN announcing 20. his
numerous friends and pa
irons his removal from
3i6 Pearl street TO the store
90 Chatham street, begs
leave 70 return his hear
rtfelt Acknowledgements
10 those friends and the
public generally, who
have hitherto honored
him with their support,
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j. LAIRD,
WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER,
HAIR MANUFACTURERS,
80 CHATHAM STREET,

FORMERLY or ZIG Pearl
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90 Chatham street.

- MRS. NJ. WILSON begs to inform her friends and
Vthe public that she is prepared exhibit rich and
elegant assortment Of all Hats which she iaeTs herself
the ladies will find worthy their inspection few Imported
Has for patterns selling for less than Country
Mners search Of patterns would do well TO call
to purchasing On hand choice Of Feathers,
Flowers, Caps and Head Dresses. Ladies' materials made
up in the style. Mrs. M WILSON,
oil 2w.rc 2g Grand ST., between Allen and Orchard
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS. HEAD ORNAMENTS, &c Mc
OwITZ BECKER No. "a John street, will open this
- LAY, entirely fresh stock Of French Artificial Flowers
above stock was selected Paris by c. h. Becker late sales
with Brn X Co.. OF William street sill lmsec
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MoRE ASTi-RESI OUrRAeEs.--Mr Gideon Butts,
of Sandlake, is well known 10 large portion Of
the citizens OF Troy and Of the county He Is elderly
man, and has long been of the leading OF thu
His age at least should have protected him from
insult and violence, had those cowardy disguised
who attempt to play the Indian. particle Of mag
aanim,ty or manhood remaining in their breasts
friend has given us the following outline OF attack
upon him, Monday night Of this week AS Mr. Butts
was returning from the sandlake ountsins, in the
ming there appeared 10 him three disguised rufans
of which presented pistol 20 his brenst and demanded
his compass and chain asking him, at the time IL
he had not been survey np land to which he
ia the affirmative, but he had not his tools with him
High words ensned. and he told that he would b.
sorry for what he said before the next morning He
home and told his family what rad occurred Shortly
afterwards, there appeared some fifteen eighteen
these illooking devils, all armed and making for hit
door His wife made fast the doors OF the honse anC
thought her family was tolersbly but they
trived TO effect entrance seized their victim anc
dragged him out Of his house had hold OF his
some bis collar and cnched him by the hair Of hi
head, struck him about the temples causing the blood Z
How, aud in this manner forced him from his dwelling
amid the screams and shrieks OF his wife and children
They took him some 100 iron bis house. and there
IN the public highway, formed ring around him sne
told him what he might depend upon II he did any pus'
nsts Tor Van Rensselaer, They then dismissed o'n
7rev Pest, Oct. 10
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BUILDING IN BANGoR.-The amount Of building
in this city the present exceeds that OF any
previous for several years We have not
tanned the number Of budiogs, but recolect that
two churches have been built and another gre ally en-
erected Main street aud West Market Place the
Hasey Tavern has been demolished and beau iul brick
block four stories high containing six has been
built upon the spot large number oil dwellings, with
shops school houses &C have gone up which together
with extensive repairs and improvements, have argc,
There ia yet great demand for comfortable houses AZ
rent varying from $50 to 800 GOOD tenemcnts OF the
right construction would find good tenants
ard nay handsome profit on the investment. Business
has been good in all departments Our population
estimated nj very nearly twelve thousand Bango,
Wing Oct 10th.
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BOSTON,.
Correspondence, of the Herald ]

BosToN, Oct IL, 1914
John g. Adams-Poiittcs- Great HIT Of the Misses
Sloynan-M ady-Mormonisnl
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huIrprsM AND THuNprR.-There was heavy
thunder shower experienced 10 this vicinity yes
,erdsy morning At Newburgh barn belonging 10 Mr.,
Benismin Newcomb stiuek and entirely consumed.
or lher with all its cont hay and gram. The
,evers OF Mers doctrine have fixed up this day foI
he ns destruction oil the world and had recently stated
heir belief that tbunderings and lghnpgs would
he felt Yesterday The vvidness OF the lightning.
learn increased the Joy Of several Of them snd they iet
quite sure the truth of e doctrine about 10 DO
slised - Bemssr Wig, Oet. 10
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PARIS MILLINERY.
MISS r. GODEFROY, $40 broadway, opposite to the
M Carlton House will Tuesday The gath instant her
terials for Dresses Fancy Articles, &c.
Country Millners win be supplied at the moderate
prices, Ill lmsm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
nv Nothnr will dres, tbe IInman uur 50 beauullv n,
MARRIED.,

In Lee Mas on the 5h inst. by the Rev. Mr. Bond, Mr..
THos : MokEy o Eaton. Canada East. TO Miss Ii. JANE
Fuor. of Lee 49, ,
la Pfuvdence s4h ut Mr.. OWEN BoATE ofNew York, to
Miss BArnIaH JANE TAYLOR. Uf Providence.
AT v.neld Conn. 3Gh June. Mr. GuRDoS kIMBALL OF
New London 10 Miss hUru I. PgCKHAM. ot NewpUIt.
On the 9TH INST by the Rev. j. Forbes JULIAN r. RoZyu
KowsxI JANk s. PARADISE daughter Of the late tIaDcs
Arden.
At New Bedford 25th ult Mr. ANTHONY ID. RICHMOND Of
New Bedford. Miss PurBE luDsoS daughter ui ths late
Csp samuel Hudson. oi Newport.
At Eason. Washington y. Y, ad ult. MIR. JOHN H.
HAYpks. OF Windsor Locks. Conn. Miss SARAH MARIA
Van ScAAIcK of Easton.
Al New Hayen. 9TH INST by the Rev. Dr. Croswell Rev.
WILLIAM F. MORGAN. Rector OF Christ Church, Nerwch
(iue Assistant Minister OF TRINITY Parish. New Haven
Miss CAlHARSE second daughter Of Amos Trowbrdse. OF
New HAVEN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
DIED,

On the 9Th inst aged "a CoRSELA. widow oftie late
Stephen Van Rensselaer, OF Albany.
The relatives friends and acquantrnces OF the family are
respectfully invited attend her funeral this afternoon al
o'clock. from her late residence No. l0l WaveiH place
IL New Haven 9h ui ofpuimonary ry consumption RAscIs
ALLYN OLAsTEp. NJ. ID. eldest OF Professor Omsed
aged -.
In 'hs city. on the sh inst. Mr. HgNRr 5. lloLTos. Of
NcksbuTs. IN the 3Sih year Of his nge.
On the ith inst, of iyphus lever JoS OF Cornelius and
Betsy Vanderbilt ~ the Sth year o. his uge.
the Itl INST, OF inflammation brain, CATHARISE
ANN, daughter OF jeremiah and Cetharlne g. Conwe
9TH oil her
On the ANNE NJ Nixon wife Of John Nixon in the
4sth yenr OF her aee.
On the 3D. INST al his residence West Farms Wes,cheer CO.
DAVID AUSTIN Sen. for muny year. respectable nhaban
o this city
The writer of this brief notice him for many years II
IN common with human nature he had hs faults those who
knew him best knew most Although fitting the
station humble citizen, ne occupied the noble stand Of
and,rue friend having long sustained The Character OF
kind and nectonnie hushaSd ANA father 10 large amy
lis death may be mentioned US one oil tie mos, acts
Of the Almighty for the hour that he hnd his beloved
children and friend watching the bedside o ls bosom
and partner who had been stricken down TO her bed by
paey and he bemoanng his anticipated loss the dread mes
senger Death summoned hm from he t. immortality without
innments noce-thus making the house OF mourRug iot
of the WIFE, OF Eef and despair iof the deh OF
the husband.