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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03

The Wings Of the Empire City had grand gathering
last night in front OF the National Hail. the having
unfortunately been pre-engsged for Temperance Conce
unknown 10 the Committee OF Arrangements staging
erected front IT the French Catholic Church. and
meeting was organized about o'clock. The Courier
there could have been less than 5000
Wings present and the presented. when the
ing was fully organized, truly imposing. Some
barrels had been procured and being placed either side
OF the meeting whom they fred. the glare from
lighted up all ndiug Objects fine band OF music.
also in attendance. Philip Hone presided. and Mr..
Greeley read the address OF the
nouncing the ticket, which cordially sanctioned Col.
Webb moved to strike all that portion Of the address
which relates Trras. lie supported this motion in
energetic and eloquent speech, urging the harmony
the party would be broken and the prospect OF clecng
ticket blasted BY retaining IL. He urged that Anne
settled Mr.. Brooks Of the Express, 6. W.
Blunt and others eoncurred Mr. Greeley replied. aud the
meeting finally adjourned wihou, setting upon the address
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted at the meeting:
soired, That in triumph DISASTER, glory gloom
there is American Statesman whom never
regard with confidence and love sled vene.
ration: that, in the great calamity OF last November while
our first thoughts Of Country, second
o him; and since thcn whenever gladdened by ii.
dings winch that tho reign Of shutting
tcney and housing mediocrity approaches is end,
hearts instinetively promp; the exclamation,
Here's 10 you. Harry CLAY"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03

" ltf Petersburg Republican confirms long and handne
o5"uay II tie Rev AspErw d. 10 father Of the editor
H IL" Petersburg nt.gencer THIS man died ON
dVhe 10Th instant IN the year age III.
solemn and warning voice s longer in the Old Brick
lhAfe ~ Blniod whose ycOvefed walls The hand Of
Tune we eIa;t from The Petersburg Republican sketch Of the
e and death Of this Eol Old the interest M
scenes oig since passed avay:-lSaL Jai.
THE death Oldest citizen in our town n oti.,, nn..,
10 our commonwealth and one the best and purest hat ever
Fso M ccmn0n occurrence, ordinary occasion se .ps
over TIE heat ike tb' dy
WINS a~iu s''muiy The young the middle sged the "a mar
a' ana ~ buried and yet Others may up their
ghe ahe All be bright and happy sain. man OF
'Sf core yeas and ten the holy pairac children o
.olta m Va Tor one 10 OIL place Such condition now
Dor Or az he wss more generally Pason sruE IL
hoM"' ne vas BON "a IaaafAio, Eeiand, IN sspemi. "
" ' var 1905 bcNeen The yssss 1890 and $500 came TO The
""n 0 Peierbufg, where he resided tl OF Ia. Death Az
bse" %" was indds1as AMI useful pastor Of IN. Pro
tsani hptseo Church, he afccoaae and kind a. us
"r 1 preached N" pure doctrines 0f the religion Of Chtd nd
a. eii4@sn, b. va st .sined I-oysi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
N. Y. MARKET. DC, SO IA P

N. Y. MARKET. Oct 90 "a p. M.
Sales ofCoion 800 bales, mostly spinner; prices about
before the news.
Flour 10 duh; sales Geneses S623 and from that to
e569. 1000 bus superior whits Wheat cold
bus, and 1000 good do. % ~ both for export.
and some parcels poor Southern. for milling. at Sisi6.
bus. DAD. |... . ........
Sales 1000 bus. Barley at 81 cts. '''
No change in Provisions.
Sscs Of drudge ~hiskey at Csc. gall bbs asa s26c.
Al the iar sale this morning. price, declined about 10
per cent and about half the catalogue Withdrawn.
6a700p boxes bunch Raisins including eli In first
hands have been taken by the trade al CO. elos.
ing at the former price.
Oats. lac. per canal.
Cheese in barrels taken freely lor export at 7a7i
and boxes at "a &c.
Sterling bills ss9} prem.
$. EvtSiso.-Sses Of 100 Scotch pig iron at
SIS time There was sale Of whiskey,s p bbs gee.
Sales OF cotton Tor the day 1000 biies some &C. de-
cline since the news and the les reduction
Letters from Wilmington that saes Of turpentns
have been made there at S3,2Os % as bbl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03
The eioras introductory at The Medical College.

Prof Msupin, delivered his introductory Saturday last,
before large number OF students and citizens. That
branch Of the science Of Medicine upon which the Doctor
sciured. may truly be regarded, by ALL almost
dispenssble requisite in the completion of medical ejuca
uon Indeed. without knowledge OF Chemistry, the
dent can hardly expect to become proficient in the hea
ing arso closely thai branch of the Medical proSs.
sion connected with almost every other. But the Doc.
tor's lecture. We had expected entertaining discourse,
and were not Disappointed. In ruth, his lecture. in
composition and delivery, ss instructive and graceful
ss the subject upon which IL treated is important and
serestng.
Welesrned, while the College Saturday, that some
20 or 80 students have already entered in the institution
for Of studies the coming winter. This indeed
looks promising and augurs WELL for continued sue
cess Of the Richmond Medical College.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03

THE PoTAT0E CKoP-Leers from Zurich state tina, the
disease which has been this year dsierorans the quality
Of the pol,oe crop has made its appearance in Swze-
land IL only in the highest parts Of the mountains
appearance Of disease is to be found in po,atoe.
Everywhere else the disease has made great proges.
Potatoes na nave been gathered deierorsed un
kept on dry ground and in we'll aired pIsces
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03
REPORTED r0R The UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

IHURspAY ENENfNo Octr 3Jth.
The Flour mark continues quiet today and rather hsa-
Wy; we hear OF sales except small way city use
at for fair and good brands former rate
asked tor shipping Flour, but less would DO sken No
changes in Rye Corn Meal Wheat 10 dull. and without
much demand holders stirring: notice sales Of
two eagoes Penna llsc for prime red and 100 for
red and white mixed Corn steady; we quote Souternh
yellow 6Oa6lc. 4Sa50c small sale Of Penn'a round
brought 63c oats-(;ood Southern sold Al 3ys Sugar
in better demand and 300 bids. New Orleans sold
atiul prices Seeds-GooJ Covcrseed scarce and would
bring over S5,75.-flaxseed is worth l24al25e. whis
key-Sma sales Of hhds at 26c and 2O0 bbls. at the
price.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03

probable cost thereof before enqung whether shall be
able To effect IT, But the question Of ability Is one of
the hr-t importance, is that will hrsi present IL
sell To most minds and It the question which involves
most doubt and Gully many intelligent minds, It has
been deemed ad, isable consider 1t first in order. And
that enquiries may be OF specific character let
the probable cost OF the improvement about
be recommended.
Let us assume that cost at nine millions, and may be
safely asserted that this will fully the OF
the improvement about to be recommended. With this
assumption OF cost the number OF tins SERIES will be
devoted to the question, effect efficient scheme
OF Internal Improvement in Virsniai VlRGINIuS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03
Irrus or Nr~s an rHr GKt.r Wf,rr,x

PUEoH.-g ~ rHL RE1Esr's cANAL-The Regents Ca.
nal has been purchased by new railway company The
purchase money I'll 100000 Of which sum f5OO 900 i,
to be paid down and the remaining f5OO 900 ia to be paid
N three instruments extending period Of three years
The purchase legally ratified on Thursday The 70.
aI' viii he most advantageous the present share holders
in the csnal for they will tI6 for each share
although short lime the shares could have been pro-
cured a. law as fl3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intended for mornings Papcl
must DO brought in before o'clock the previous evening
to insure insertion; and those for Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03

Inge'de on Wedn'say evening the 18th October BY the
hev andrew Hart NJ WV W. READ to Hss EDNOsIA sdsst
oaurme ~ Henry cafnTion Es an Of Chafols Couay Va
. On wednesday 2lh ut, in Philsdephis, by tho Rev
mr rankin Mf SANL. MtoHELL, of Richmond. Va TO
Miss RrEEcci KLAfr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03

edio OF Now Tok Courier has been presented with
an apPe aug w last week Eighth street ON the grouud m
ne ro" % he building formerly known a. the SaJr's snug
lIsfbor THIS ground ~ led IA about Is25:
@ apPe ha' 1eca bnuod for 90 years yet when humod
eteepuns 'ha' was black bony 1.-Two. plump so.
no' Ju'y 400 undccdyed After exposure the or the
fruit shrvClcd somewhat but 10 stl solid and tyrv II s.
imbeded 10 clay without any covering sround II.
Gazette, Jrssy ciiy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03
HENRICO AGHICULTURAL 4 HORTICUL.
TURALSSOCIETY.

HENRICO AGnICULTUR g. HORTICUL-
TURALSSOCIETY.
TINE SECOND DAYS EXHIBITION will
81 public room q The Esc..ss: horst o. Wed
eosins 81 10 O'Clock, M
.,hisi,os Of r,a. Y,o~. Greenhouse
Veg. .bs-s Dossue Masasias. s.S .e.eis
Of The Mechanic and Ga Ar,.
sission nay be .ss IN on Tuesday ns between s.d
.s'cns..sa ., label. WITH u. sss. ..s.s a.. -.l..a
cod, cd O'Clock A. N. ths e,hie,tios.
to Civ. IL. .lSiSos ssi.., ~ ).
In prO'eeitssm nom islusy rl -fr ...I- Il.
TIE Committees for the award of Prsmus
to b attend. O'Clock Wednesday ssonins
CHARLES MARX.
a sRSsAs . )! , 4sSa,.os o.--....
WV. D cnrrrENDEN.
TITUS c. RICE,
Richmond. October %. ists.
.CLARkE'S HEAD QUARTERS Doom
~ below Ezehsnss nos. lt,h ~ For today-va. Lees
pc 1000 10 OF so, 10 o 400 10 Of 500 &C. 70 Nos "a
dawn ballots Tets: only IS ssl. sloss At M o'clock
Drawing OF AleIsndns, Extra, class 260
81 81 ID Is 81 81 ~ &c l2 ~ 3l7
H0YTS oFFicE.-LOtery draws ut the Exchange
- this morning. Capital $1,000. Tickets S5
For This Evening prize. Of o o. 900 Fine for
packages. Tickets dollars. For sale Hoyrs Office
No. ,. Exchange.
MANAGERS OFFICE-T RvssELL BIe.
- " cSGs,oScS %o,. mas.as.n. :ehsw. Zoe hi.
tot 1000 OF $50. % 500, so Of drawn
Whoc Tickets sis halves O; liberal term.
For Packages OF Single Tickets call before Capt.
tai prire-ohee OF 7. RUSSELL BIGGER 4 Co.
For this $780, 10 Nos IL drawn Who'd.
Tickets ~.
Drawn Nos. Of Polom,le Lottery C... ai7
~ "A 81 st 81 81 } Is 26 80 90 % SO -
CATTLE FOR SALE.-Wlll be sid, at
the Fair OF u Agricultural Society, Bacon Quarter
Branch TrESDA' the 9Th November young Durh, m
Sui 81 months oD half Ayrshire Calf by sevensoa.
bu and several a Cows owneuof brought there for
an va pe, notices 10 TINT effect on the pen. I-st
WINTER SrrRM OIL. We are receiving
10 casks ~. sperm OIL b,saehed
10 do Pau do. do.
do Winter Elephant OIL
mol DUNLOP. MoNCURE 4 co.
EATON. GILBERT & co.'s
&I COACH MANDATORY,
n1eS TROY, NEW YORK,
M ANUFACTURE RAILROAD 3S3
1vA CARS, oMNIBUsEs. POST CoACHEs SlyG
Cabs Cnaehees Barouches Chaotes wsrons and Bu,,,,
IN all their varieties They have flashed progress every
aesspson Of Carriages for public use wh-h vere
built by the best and n Th. ,torL h.
they enabled Carriages TO apy in
the county ny ""
They continue business Increased
p where they invite continuance Of
toiore received orde nom any portion the world
with promptness and despatch. -
Toy, New York. Oct 10Th, 1915. ...- oe I.-lsm
nR RoBr II. WHARTON. respectfully Offer hi. pr,,,ion
~ nj services Tn the Richmond
4Jomee on fth between Main and Franklin Streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-03

Theirs NAPOLEON, Part 8.
INHE History Of the Consulate and Empire,
= under Napoleon by " THEIRS Par S. CSC per Nuntsr
Cheap Edition I2l per Number.
Godey's Magazine snd Ladys Book for November.
benJsof American Lady with steehe. Of ma upsrs and
scenery America they eIsd previous Revolution nv
30
The Pountaina holiday gin for IstGsmbraeins choice .,
lection q original tales and poetry. Price IS es
No 1G Lhiers Living Age.
National Gs gsphy, for sbo1 illustrated with aoO enT.
Go'dreh author Of Peter Parsy'sTs,s
HAaf A tynnuuotrsp
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TABLE OF RATES.

~ In aega.aton, with Scenery the Play OF THE
LADY or LYONS.
pr Bore IS Gu. Pit SO es -Coloured Gallery IS e,r
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
For The Standard


Since the g leciiBn Of Martin and KY
Associate Ju ges ior This couniy, have
learned from various sources that three or
four malignant persons Of this place are
attempting 10 fix the charge upon my
self aud othe Is: : that Martin aud kaY
were elected under pledge TO support
my appointment as Cler& ofthe Court al
some future period' Uneer these circum
ces feel it 10 be my duty to disabus,
the public mind on this sub jeci
No human being has ever minated
to me that either Of The gentlemen re-
Gently elected Judges for our county have
given any such pledge directly or indi-
Ieclly TO me or any other person, nor do
consider them capable OF such an i'm
propriely. | am not asking the office OF
Clerk OF either OF the courts OF this cOunl
~, nor will | be candidate under any
circumsian, es at the expiration OF he
term Of the pr, sent incumbent. Thls
has been my expressed determination
heretofore and still is, and now unequv,
Ocally announce II. In conclusion have
only TO say that the persons engaged in
getting up an excitement against tho
Judges elected are only sciusIed by mo,
tives the most base and selfish, and are
wrilhing under their disapT ointment in
falling Of success IN getting their special
Eavorites elecle by secret scheme OF
fraud ami trick. attempted 10 be carried
ont ny Ialsehood and viIlanv or The mos,
unblushiOg character. Bu' in all their
plans they have been defeated and ia
due time Ihe community.wil be spprised
OF all their iaIsehood and vlllainy 10 this
matter. g W. KING.
Georgetown, Jan. 9Th, lS45.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

The Tory papers Of Eoglund, which
have recently been rec eived in this cOun.
Try, are filed with lamentations over the
result Of the election lOr President of The
United States. They call il a triumph Of
'tlhe democratic mass" and Of the princi.
pies Of the American constitution: and
they deeply sympa,hiso with Mr.. Clay
and his arIz ns,whose pIiaciPes they eNi
IDENTIFY consider nearly Identical with
their own. They have continually pre-
dicted the failure OF The attempt Of the
people Of this country 10 govern them
selves, and the result 0f the recent elec.
tim seems TO surprise them, and grestly
diminish their hopes Of The fulflment OF
their predictions. What strange people
we must be who will long adhese 10
the silly and conc cited notion that we
csm live and thlivs batter under govern
ment Of our own free will, than under
British rule. strange, that We siill adhere
to the dogma that ''all men are Gre ted
equ,l-lhst they are endowed by their
Creator with certain unalienOble rights
that among these are lie, liberty and The
pursuit of happnesS"! &c. sirnnge
that alisr sixty eight years Of successful
efforts to maintain these rights, we will
not give ll,em up as worse than useless,
and entrust 'ho reins Of government to a
privileged few, and "the democratic
msss''hecoma their loyaIlhoueh miserable
and starving subjects! Strange, indeedl
psrfeci "eniema"!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The following capital snecdots we Coz
ny from ths correspondence Of the
Charleston PARROT:
"rhefs are some langbable stories re.
la,ivs to the rough reception which the
Secretary o: ;he Teasury, Mr. Bib,
gives 30 office seekers. The other day a
straight forward Kentuckian entered lba
Office and handed his letters Of recommen
dtrlOn,
Having read them, The Secretary turns
ed TO his visitor, and in stern accent
sad "Looka 81 ne, SIR"
The applicant looked st him.
"Look at me again, s,r."
The asIonished man looked at him
again.
Now. I" said the Secretary, "do YOU
thiak ! look like an execHtioners Do
you 'tink I an goieg "a take the bread
from an"' o. mau', Mauih TO fll yours
TIE X nuuesiaa was instantly missing.
Il was sup sed he would NOT sop Until
h. had loken refuge in the Mammoth
Cave.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
For the Standard.

EVI tbG NtuHuuIus
Mr.. Editor. In times ike these, when
\ great and Influential man aband0ns his
home aud svucaIiUn Tor the purpose OF
looking alter the lnlerests OF the people
OF whole county, think II q duty in
C0mbent on all wI1 admire dlsinieresfed
patriotism 10 preseat the clalIns aud iner
lts Oi such men before the community.
These remarks are suggested, Ih4, our
clIzens may be boiler enabled, 10y haVRg
their notice called to Ihs subiscl o. de-
plore ths unlimcly death ol lie Political
Examiner ,and the ifTepaTable Loss 10 ihe
pubic Ut Tho productions 0f lie mighty
and aslute mlnd OF ls editor. DvcptY
skilled n PolllcaI economy; he has she d
more light aud impaired more knowledge
upon the variHns aud complex subj els
which have agitaled The public mlnd for
nunber OF years, Than any msn living
We could refer lbe reader TO many atu-
cles from his pen,whlcb have justly gwen
he Gen the reputation Oi d Ierse, foIci
bic and eloquent writer, BAT We deem il
unnecessary. From a p lu.al of some
Of his afucles, I'VE hayG been led 10 h. Ieise
that be strongly rtsembf Juhl Qaucy
Adams IN his mental Organizl,on, and
will present some evidtnce on thai
pUint.
ErIrGct from an cdaorialia hr Er.
amiaer of AagGst l4M 1874, headed
Friends"
1--WE then close this article by stating,
that oar political creed is, aud il ever
has been me great Whig creed. without
dissenting voice thai could be heard--ihat
the will Of the people is Tho source, aud
the happiness Of the people Tho end, OF
all legitimate government upon earth,
aud that The best guaranty against the
abuse OF power, consists ia The freedom,
the purity aud the frequency OF popular
electiOns."
Ertract from =. @ Adams Inaugural
Address.
Our political creed il without dis.
senlng v0ice that can be heard, Iha, The
will OF The people Is the source, aud The
happness Of tbs people the end, Of all
legIlima'e government npan earth Fhal
tho best security for The heneficence, aad
the best guaranty ageinal lbs abuse o.;
lp0weT, consists IN The freedom, the purify
sao the frequency oC popular elections. !"
Who will doubt plleTihe abnys example
ofibe editors powers ss wriicr, lhsf r.
W Sellers hrs no. original IDEAS Ills
fate ia indeed had one. s'Ths young
Eagle stricken in his upward flight, ihs
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07

ONO CULTIvAToR. MIR. Bateman,
lais editor Of the Gensssee Farmer, is
about commencing the publication OF an
agricultural paper with the above title at
Columbus. Mr.. Bateman is rsPuied TO
be we'll qualified 10 CoSduct such q paper,
and we doubt not he will make tho Ohio
CuIlivalor an interesting and useful jour
nal. Ii is to be published semi>monIhly
At 81 per anuum, payable 10 advance.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, JAN Z, ls45
THE JUpGEsHlP.

For the purpose Of informing our Tea as
ders Of what is irsnspirlHg relative 10 the
election Of Judges, we ocppYa considers
able portion Of iAis paper with articles
on fhat subject, mos. Of lhem from wig
SOURCES. The right and left wings Of
that party have turned their Gre against
each oIher, and are now waging fearful
war: and democrats who have hereto.
fore been the objects Of their attacks, are
permitted TO be unmolested spectators Of
the scene. The whig Tin Pan at Colnm
bus has caused this fearful conflict in our
cOuniy:-and not John M Barere alone,
who should not besr the blame Of all
their doing5, Ii he did pocket the petit
tions of seventeen hundred citizens OF
Brown county, and refuse TO present
them TO ,he Legislature proper, II was
probably With The knowl edge and consent
Of the Tin Pan, who have justly incurred
this whirlwlnd Of indignation TO bo hurled
back against them.
We do not wish TO question the conduct
or motives Of the persons elected Judges
we are informed that ono OF them at
leas, (Mr. Kay) did not wan. tho office
and pO,iIiORsd for other persons; but we
| iasm II nus dutv tn cRrnes,Iv nTnteaI
againsl such yi0lation OF The right Of PEI
tiilon as has been practsod by whig mem
bes ois,he Legislature in the case of the
psluiohs aent up f,om this county. Iii
is TO be lefl optional with Representa-.
tives to whom pstilions arc sent whether
they shall be presented to tbeLegislature
or not,s concession is.nlresdy made which
amOunlsIalmosi to total abandonment o.
this Invaluable right Of freemen.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-07


Died, 10 Tie yieiniiy Of Georgetown
Blown COUNTY Ohio. 6n ibe 3rd DAY Of
! annary 1915 Mrs LYDIA B HAMER,
as6d about AZ years. Consori Of the
Hon. T. u Hamer, our distinguished
fellow Citizen,
The preeminent worth Of this lady de-.
serves an sbieF pen than mine 10 write
ber obituary nOlice--aDd indeed were Inc
must laiou,ejsnd soblims geRlemaR n
The age tn undertake TO describe al hsF
virtues. and her nOblen % Of character,
he would evidently fail IN the attempt
aud have 70 stop far short Of the mark
Her goodness Of heaHs-heE kind attsn.
lions and hospileble scis towards the poor
and needy, and towards the distressed snd
disconsoIais Of an grades & complications
ARE subjects that might be family de-
lineaied-bUl can never be fully described.
Her ear was always open 10 the cries Of
ibe needy, and her band was liberal in
supplying their wanls-in short - Nffer.
ling humanity, 10 whatever form il pre-.
seRled It's demands, was never sent away
empty from her nospiIable dwelling. nor
did i ever appeal in vain 10 her kind and
benevolent heart
As neigbbor and friend, she was
cheerful, social and kind-and her pres
cnce never failed TO add life and joy to
evety circle in which she moved.
As wife and aI3tter-y What shall |
salg HumaA language is inadequate o
describe her worth in this parliculaf---nay
even the tongue of an Angel would
come far short ofi1.-lf The throbing boz
SONS. and The swelling bears,f her afec-
tomato husband and her kind and interest
/ ing children could speak, they could d.
+ it--but alas! they can only feel it-and
will never be able TO describe eithsr her
w3rth, or their loss.
J As a Christian she "added to her foilE
) virtue, 10 viTgue temperance, to temper
, ance broiherly kindness and 10 brotherly
, Kindness Charity"-And has left behnr
/ her the strongest evidences that her death
although il is The greatest imaginable los
/ 70 her family &friends, yet it is her eve
lasting gain,--Thai she has left a wolfe
OF sorrow, affection and dislress--and ht
D entered into Joy that is unspeskable AM
full of glor, -" where the wickad ceas'
/ from troubling and The weary are at rest
3 A Friend of the Deceased.