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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

II most Valuable and Highly Improved
Esfate IN Jsfferson Cotnf1. "a.

MAAA-N4N
Esfate IN JsfsrsOn C0s9ty "a.
n OFFER forsals, q SHANNON HILL The
u Rstate upon which reside. Il lies upon
the Shsnandoah River, eve miles from Charles
I town, tbs cpunty town Of Jeders6h, nine mile,
from Hsrpers-f1r.y, within four 81 eve mile.
|of seseral depots upon Inc Winchester and P0to.
ma Rail Road; and in regard 10 ID society,
great sRriiily Of soil, healthihess or climate,
and really access 10 he Atlantic Cities. IS 10 The
most esirable section Of the Valley Of Virginia.
This estste eoDtains
Six Hundred and Ten Acres,
10 ofwhich are in Timber-500 acres cleared
and arabic, In high stale Of cultivation, having
: most desirable Southern exposure. u Is laid
or into 6elds Of convea lent size, under good
1oHe and wsleret D six ne bling springs
This farm Is peculiarly adapted 10 Tie culture
.of Wheat, heavy crops Of Which are usually
raised upon il. There are 1--WE merchant mills
within from ore 10 Eve miles Of the farm.
The Improvements are costly. The MAN
SION, erected IN 1910, is Of stone and brick
succeed, SO feel by 81, built upon the mostap-
proved modern style OF architecture, FIRE proof
roof add basement; the driving room ,,parlors,
hall, circular stairway, porticpes, &c. are fpish-
ed IN neat and elegant style, and contsin in, sll
IL finished apartments. Tho other buildings are
Stone Bsrn and Stabling 100 feet BY 4O Stone
Shed fol csttle l0c feet long, iOyerseer,s'house
Carpenters house and shop, iBfacksmitt$ house
and shop, Dairy, Ice house, Negro houses, Car
rage houses, and every other house Iimporlanl
TO such an estate, all 10 complete repair.
The prospect from this residence is justly es-
teamed one Of surprising beauty and grandeur.
In full view from the mansion, for more than a
mile, the Shenandoah river sweeps round the
ShanDgndsle Springs in semi-circular form, lis
ntlined with the stately oak, elm and syca-
more next the lovely scenery Of the shannon
dale Springs, and, behind all, about two miles
distant, the lofty blue ridge mountain terminates
the andscape-forming altogether a richness
and variety Of rural scenery rarely eQhalled.
This estate would be sold either with or with;
out the growing crops, and possession given 10
suityihe convenience Of the purchaser
Terms can be made accommodating
To any, wishing 10 secure an elegant, COM
Portable, and commodieus residence, with all
improvements ready to his hand and in good or
der, III connection wi lin feFiile and ptpductiy,
estate, situated in a most healthy and deIightru
,neghboThood-a opportunity is now oiTer.
ed. g. W. HAMMOND.
June 6. ls44--tE
National Inlsliigencsr, Baltimore PciriOt an,
Richmond lJhig, insert in country paper ill for
bid, aud mark cost.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
4 WAMU A DMIN EABM
FOR s AL z,
Tn .TeffelsOn County, Vs0.

VUyHE. subscriber offers for sale, avery valu.
able TRACT OF LAND, belonging 10
Or Alexander S cambridge, now in the occu-
pancy Of Mr.. Minor Hurst.
The Farm above mentioned contains ass
ACRES, Of which there is 4 proper proportion
in line timber, and the rest cleared land of the
very best quality. It's location is most desira-
BILE in point OF access TO market, being distant
only one mile fe6m the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road, and within quarter Of mile Of the
Shepherdslowu and Smlhfelds turnpike. The
Buildings upon the land are comfortable, and 10
all respects well adapted 10 the convenience
of The purchaser.
The terms of sale can be ascertsined By ap-
plication to ADAM S. DANDRiDGE,I
.ageai for DR.. a. s. Dmdridgs.
Kerneysville, in 25; ls44-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Cbs DECO lDrese.
AssUMISG THE ltEsPoNsIHtLIrY.


From the following letter among hsaocuments
lately called forth by the Senate, ii VII be seen
that President Tyler has promised sto protest
Texas from foreign INVASION"
Mr.. Calhoitnto .Messrs ran Zandi s, henderson
WASHINGTON, April &, 1894.
QETLEMEN The. letter addressed by
Mr.. Van Zandt to the late Secretary o.
State, Mr. Upshur, TO which ypn have
GATED my attention. dated WaSblng ton,
18th Of January, 1914. has beenalaid be-
fore the President OF the United States.
In reply 70 it, am directed BY the
President 10 say that the Secretary of the
Navy has been instructed TO ordeta strong
naval force 10 concentrate in the, Gulf OF
Mexico to meet any emergsOrg and
that similar orders have been Issued by
the Secretary Of War TO move tie dispo
sable military forces -on our sonthwesfern
frontier for She same purpose. ia Should
The exigency arise to which youFrefer in
your note TO Mr.. Upshur, afnfafther al
recied by The President 10 say, Tat, dur
ing the pendency Of the treaty oflsnnexa-
ion, be would deem i: his dv,y u use al
the means placed within his power BY The
Constitution 70 protect Texas FROM allifo
reign invasion.
have ilhe-honor 10 be, e..
H. &c. CALHOUN
IN fVb 4. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

Cot Sr ciqy we find lhs following sissa.
lar advertise mes, il the lasi Southwestern ~
mer.
To ne Worid As far as nv Wssehes
and Jewelry 60. and any other astielk
have Tor sale. can be bad. payable for v Ven
Henry Clay Is elected. II no. elecitd,
nothing. Clay am. and unto Clay viii
return II defeated. EnwARD FRANcEsA i
Raymond. Miss. May 3. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Splendid Fancy Goods.

0USr received. Worsted Balzarine,
q Bslzarine. Lace, and Paris LawE5,
0rgandi and other Ginghams,
Fashionable Baraise for dresses,
Splendid Striped, Figured and Plain silks,
Splendid chsngesble chsmelion do
All new styles for sale by
Anril IS VIM SHOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
lnmcr GilIr Xnsfiu

4 FEW pieces Fashousha Fsscy Six Vest
n inss Also, real Bsndsnila Silk Hdkfs. jus
received and fer sale low at
May %. MILLER & lT.4TEiS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
SUN Shades.

.TUST received lot Of beautiful Sun Shades,
of the most fashionable Patterns,,to which
we ask the attention Of the l5dies.
Iukys93 .NTI.LER e. T.ATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
NEW GOODS.

nv 2 have just finished opening very pref
wv y assortment of New Goods, compri-
zl1g almost erery article IN use IN this neighbor-
hood, which ne invite our old customers and
he public generally 10 call and examine
They will hh sold on our usual accommodating
I1fns. B 7 TOWNER & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

The poet, ike the electric rod, must.
each from poin; nearer 10 the sky than
All surrounding objects. down 10 the earth.
and into the daIk, wstsoiI, OF neither is
or use.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

To my EarIy Friend.
l think of thee at close of day,
when evening sheds her parting ray:
think Of thee when morning blight
Spreads DER the world her Soldea tght
Say dost thou ever think Of me
Penses. moi, me ehere cmi
III meier forget Ihy gentle ways,
Friend Of my earlier, happisst 6aySs
Tbycheerful smiles cid often chase
The gloom OF sorrow from my face.
Il Oh! that now could share Thy giee,
Psnses moi, ma chere ami
When Time with all its joys and woes,
Has borne me to llfe's certainc closes
One last, fond lingering lhoughlIwill be,
The pleasant hours I've passed with ihee.
when am gone, wilt think of me
Penses GmOi, ma ehsre ami =
The FIeEch translation is, Think Of me
- q, ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

Some philosopher says: IL rich. il is
easy euoagh 20 conceal our wealth; but if
poor, IL Il not quite so easy 10 conceal our
poverty! We shall find il less difficult to
hide one Thousand guineas. than hole 10
our coat That's TACT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

TN addition 10 our stock Of Catsimefes, we
have Just received few pieces Of Single
Miled French, Of the very latestra;ierns+
JNay93I Crane & Sadler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

He is happy whose circumstances suit
his ,emaer but he is more excellent who
can suit bis temper 10 any circumstances.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
ro THEE ladies.

Ralzarines, Bcreges, &c.
WUs1 received a second supply Of Balza.
81 rines. Bereges. and other hatdsome and
fashionable goods for Ladies' dresses
Also-A general supplytof FANCY GOODS.
Nav 9! H.n &sL0CK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Now Spring GOODS.

n AM nov receiving and opening sny Spring
- Supply OF Goods, TO which invite The at
tention ef my customers and the pebble gener-
ally. VIM LOCK.
April IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

BONNETS, RIBBANDSa SC. 4
0UST received, a large stock qs Florence
y Braid, Rutland Braid, Brilisnds Strsw. Gimp
aud other Bonnels. Also RibbsIAsssnd Flow
ers, for sale BY WM BLOCK.
April 95, .s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

III bring thee fresh flowers to bind round az
brow, NV
FIJI eublems Of youth al nnclouded By cares3
Bright and sweet be he buds ! shall rnkl es
thee new,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
20 RANNERS

gTsHE subscriber will sell or rent his TAN
YARD IA Chsrlestown, Va, on accom-
nodaling terms. There is on the premises a
comfortable DWELLING and L.aRGE SHOP,
and al The necessary aPPurienances. all in eom-
plete repair To any one who desires to en-
gage in the Tanning Business, this property OIL
fers one of the best openings in the valley
For tr,her n. rtienlars. spny personaIly, or ad-
dress (posi Paid,)
ChsrIeslown, Jefferson Co., Va.
Mar q, lst4-3t.
~ Winchester Tirxinian, and Haeerstown
Tuek Liga. insert three times and mark cost.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Boots & Shoes.

gNHE Subscribers have On h4ne and expect
= constantly 10 keep, geheral assortment
Of Boots and Shoes, both coarsefand fne, made
by Mr.. JohnAvis, Jr., (who is 10 celebrated for
making neat and durable work. and are deter
mined TO sell ss cheap rs the cheapest.
June 6. CRANE s. S4DLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

Receipt for Happiness. = Pufsyour hand
10 your pocket. add take outIhfiy cents,
aad leave il at the house Of iheIpoor Wild
ow down the lane. II this fstls to pro-
duce the desired effect, call atsshe house
and see the orphan children silsing at the
tatIe, eatingsthe food your snooey has
provided. To be constantly hkpPy, pur
soc the same course daily. IfEhis should
prove Intellectual in driving gihe 6lues
from your mind, you may req upon il
that you have heart Of stones and that
your case is hopeless.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

~There,s beauty in this world cfours,
That yields not 10 the .9uiumnal blast =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
WHTSKEY.

a FEW barrels of A. B. blossoms Old Rye,
IN and Tuscaloosa Whiskeyi just received
and for sale BY CRANE 9 S.4DLER.
June 6,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

" ERN's best LIME, tried and approved By
N nasons and Plaslerers, for .die IL the
Ra.l Read depot " 4. Y Aef.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Grain Cradles

I HAVE received lot of Grsiu Cradles ma
Il nufsctured by Bennett. FaEnefs and others
in want Of the article will p.esse call and ex-
anime them. T C SfG.dFOOSE.
June g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

EUST receivedsanelher supply Of those fash
a ionsble, Ill corded skirts.
Ways. MILLER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
oriafnaI
For "a Frtt Frsss.

Fer he Free Fress.
LURA TRaFroN was The 6aly and beloved
daughter Of doting parents. Ihsvs never in my
life met with one so Invariably cheeFfdl, aud who
possessed 10 so high a degree the faculty of ma
king ell around her happy. O.leh feared my
young and ardent friend would Be spoiled from
excess in indulgence buther naturally amisble
disposition saved her in a great measure, aud
e'er she had attained her. eighteenth year, she
lost her own excellent mother, aai became sub
jet FOR while to the (loo often) unpleasant re-
quirements of q stepmQther, in which servfude
she learned thar patience and selfdenial for
which have so often admitted her. have FREE
quently visited Laura wheGoppressed with cares
and anxietes, (cf which have always had my
share, even at q very early age.) Her gleeful
countsnance and exhaustless f6nd Of pleasant.
anal may say, laushter-e1ciiing converse, made
me forget for while, The ills Of life knew her
when she was beautiful and happy Girl, las ex-
pressed by ore Of our poets.) She held in her
hand a bouquet Of LIES flowers. n knew her
when she had woven that bouquet inip aNbridal
wreath ;-snd have since known her as the
du0SNOudto WIZ auo nc
have watched with her over the sick :bed of a
lovely infant, and Witnessed the resignalion Of a
true Christian, as she gave him back 10 God
Although the happiness of her domestic life has
been marred, and she has experience laffiiction
varied and aggravated, yet she il The same cheer
fuI and constant friend, loving and fhilhful wife,
exemplary aud afeclonate mother
Dear1ftiend Of earlier, harpierdsys WOULD /
could say thy virtues are possessed and pIac.
tised by The majority Of thy sex Aiasl be-
lieve The world goes wrong, not SO much by rea.
son of bad men, as bad mothers tie Naql of q
disposition, or rather failure on the per$ Of fe
males. 10 shew flowers in LIES path, 50 full Of
lorns .J
In this Renaissance OF my friend, whose me-
pory am proud to cherish instead e dwelling
on her virtues, ], am animadverting on the faults
of others. forbear, and only, say, would that ali
were like my genie. friend In. thinking Of her,
was reminded Of her favorite song, which We
have so oflsn sung together. The words, with
me exception Of the last line Of each stauza,
had escaped my memory. Isupplied them with
the following - -
/,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
AsornER UaLuMsv rrr DowS.
r. Il. Eai.ors d ~ .Nislisasl lalellig.nesr.

l5.r '44
HousE CT RErRrsENT. rsvIA. May a5. 1874.
GgArLEMENs' | hsrewhh transmit a
letter Written some wkekstsin1e BY MIR.
Cray. lin reply 10 nose wsithII address
ed 10 him at Nofiels il viiklniA.) which
/ have withheld irouss publication. mas
much AZ be was irnpre sSea Ias expressed
III bis letter. that oyesrasssa ihe irnpor,-
ance Of the charge WllaTn snel last ten
days have received seYeEsl letters asking
copies OF my speech IN dceace Of Nj.
Clay. particularly upoa lis. charge.
hase not yet had the leis9rd 10 write out
my speech. but shall do sd at the first
convenient moment. 10 THE snsaa time
you viii please publish ftEa enclosed.
which is single link inllie chain Of les
-hmony | have in my possession TO nail
This charge 10 the counttt 81 4 base forge.
~ JOHN WHITE.
To Messrs. GALES s 9EATpN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. VEST
lNGS, SC.
IF yeu wish 70 purchase cheap eicshs, cassi-
Eeres and Festings, Be sure 10 cali opp site
he Bank, where they can always beshsa Of
April IS. WA s,LQcK-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
OtpeenSwarG

TINE subscribers have lately received very
Il generai sssoftmsDt Of Queepaware, which
was bought 10 New York at a redueedrprice,
and will DO sold al q small advance
Nav % CRANE s. SADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

ASeER.-Wha; is 50 ioofh IS 10 gel
angryf No matter il Yohd asye been
slighted. or spoken sharply @sor repFov-
ed for some misdemeanor. dBat be so M
wise a. 10 show yeur aagty sasiings. A
passionate man is never mastSs a himself
-hut his bad feelings masl1f him. He
il the Imesness Of slaves. Better thou
sand times suffer ueekly an tEFoat, OF az
injury than to permi, your t9nper TO rise
aud make fool Of YOURSELF and excite
the laughter Of others. Who has hot seen
an angry man rave and storm Pike fool,
not knowing what lie was ah6ns. antil he
bad driven away bis best ffisnds and O.
pened the gates for a tloodscf ridicuIs
from bis enemies for months slser Cease
thento get anRry--for
Rage is sharp nnmabsgeatks evil,
Preys en- iiself-Is a devoted ID
To truth and viriue.,.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

The Propfietors have gagged faS services Oh
Mr.. A. FfIcH, gentleman Of some expert
eDce ie the business. and known TO many or The
patrons Of Tsylor's Hotel in Winchester, as a
most obliging and attentive host.
GA neat and comfortable STAGE will be
at the Rail Road Depot every day, to convey
passengers To the Springs.
THE PRoPRIEToRs.
May 9, 1874
e7-The .9msrtcGn and Patriot, Baltimore, the
United States Gazette, Phadelpha, the National
Inieugsneer, Washington, snd the Gazette, Alex
sndria, will please publisa twice a week in
their country papers, until st August, and for
ward bills. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Scythes.

BONNETS.
DONNET RIBBONS and Flowers for sale
I'D by CRANE & sADLER.
April IL
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your friend and obedienl seryan1s
Hon. zJoHN Wars. H.cLAf.


The 7difin Pennsylvania. The Miners cur
nal q Saturday says
When the news Of the defeat o. Mt.
McKay's British Tadf.Bili reached Exert
& Gailiord's Furnace. near PinegTov4, The
hands employed attbe Works immediate
IL loaded Cannon. which they hstcass
Tor celebrating The 4ih Of Jaly and biheF
Nation JubiIees. with SchuylklA CGaniy
Powder-and used copy OF this inlaGess.
bill for wadding. and thus scattered ieaD.
be tout. winds of Heaven The working
men in every section Of The soaA,iS are
beginning 10 gel their eyes opened sdgahs
true state Of affairs. and. judging froas te5
cent events. they seen 10 understand; me
Due interests Of the eouairy much better
lhAn those members 81 Coagress, whes ret
csiSe Their eight dollars day out 81 sltaa
United States Treasury, and a5vocatss tg
their yeses The interests pf Great BrltAin ].
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

IBaIZOrines. BeFeges, &c.
WI Ehave another supplr II very beauti-
w ful Balzorines, .reges, &C., to offer
the ladies'. MILLER s TATE.
MsY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
For he Fy,sfr,

The FteEch translation is, " Think Of me
my dear friend"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

.... Oranges, Cocoa MUS, Sc, Just re.
.||lI JOHN r. BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

National Inlslligenesr, Baltimore PctFiOl and
Richmond IThig, insert in country paper ill for.
bid, and mark COST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

The lAesl'foHy is cooked bat. 2 BE- woSg By
PRESIDENT Of Clay Clubs = eiHeianaii Herald
we ais sorry that the Locofoco rsttV
has AZ anGpaihy 10 i cooked bat. for wS
shall certainly knock isinlo one ID lass
han six moAlhs. Prentice, 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
WAGGnN. WHIpS


- AO00E4- y nix D.
GOOD z.liele Of wagson-ubipI At 75e
~ ~ 7 c lSig.f>sss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS.
Jefferson County. va.

OCACrsOAA county, va.
THIS agreeable and attractive WATERING
4 Il PLACE will be OPEN for company ON The
hrst Or June. Ii is Eve npes South or Charles.
Town, and only seven. hours travel on The Rail
koad from Baltimore ami Washington. Its me-
eieinsl qualities, and thu charming scenery 5y-
which il IS surrounded. -kavs been for years the
theme Of admiration, anc it IS no exaggeratiou
10 saw they are unsnrnhsaed s5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-04
Trom the same.
Meeting in CransiOll.

At meeting Of the citizens Of the town Of
town, in consequence Of the unilmeIy death Of
our esteemed fsllow citizen, AMAsA SPRAGUE,
Esq, who camo to his death BY violence, by
the hand ofsome person or persons unknown,
on Sunday afternoon last, said meeting having
been called to order by Jesse Howard, Esq,
SnELOoS KNIGHT, Esq. was appointed Chair.
man, and BEHoSi EAeRIs, Sec'ry.
1t was unanimously recomme nded, that the
town council of said town offer a reward OF one
thousand dollars, payable to any person or
persons who shall give such informa ton as
will lead to the apprehension and conviction
Of tho perpetrutor or perpetrators of said
crime.
A committee was appointed to wait on the
Governor Of this State and roquest him to offer
such reward as his ExcsIlsncy shalt deem
suitable on this occasion.
| Committees Of vigilance were appointed in
the several school districts
Cehud' coHWI'tce Wds aNpolHlcu 10 re
ceive all the information that the vigilance
committees and other citizens are able to com
muncate.
| committee was appointed TO wait upon
the town council of the town Of Johnston
and request them to take such mean, rs will il
their opinion, bes, further the object Of ihi,
meeting.
|, committee was appointed to draft resolu
tons expressive of the feelings Of this meeting
Resoired, That in the death Of hmAs,
SrRAGuE, Esq we deeply deplore the loss o
q fellow .cltizen aud townsn man, who possessed
u kindness Of heart aud lbrraliiy Of disposition
which rendered him dispenser Of charities tt
the needy, as well us public benefactor
aud that his trag,cal end spreads gloom owe,
this community which has never 5sfore bcer
lc't among US.
/ ReSoirtd, That we sincerely and dc,pl,
sympathss with the bcroavrd family aud CON
nuXions Of the deceased, and that W, hold our
selves ready to extend every assistance TO then
on tho present mournlnl occasiun
/ Ros0ired, That il becomes our duty 10 ex
en ourselves to the utmost To ferret out th,
perpctraior or perpetrators OF this airociou
murder, that ho or they may be brought I,
Justice.
Resoired, That the doings Of this nceiint
be published IN the several newspaper, priBtcc
in the city of Providence
Brsosi HARRIS, scc'ry.
| Cfanston, January lat, 1874.