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WILLIAM MILLER, c. c.

TN CHANCERY.-VIR AT Circuit
/ Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, con-
tinued and held for Buckingham county, at the
Courthouse, on Thursday, the l4th day of Sep
,ember, ls43, sitting as Courl of Chancery:
Zachariah Lewis, Plaintiff
against
Edward Nj. Stratton and Sarah his wife, for
merly Sarah Sanderson, Reuben B. Patteson and
William H. Tapscot, Calharine Sanderson, Da-
vid Sanderson and Daniel Sanderson, The last
three Of whom are under The age Of lWenty-one
years, defendants:
The defendant, S,rauon, being out OF the State,
and against whom the plaintiff appears to have
proceeded in the mode prescribed by law against
absent defendants, and they still failing to appear
and answer, on the motion OF the plaintiff, by
counsel, the Court doth take the bill for confessed
as to these defendants, lhereupon this cause came
on to be heard upon the bill confessed, the exhl-
bits, and was argued by the plaintiffs COUNSEL
on consideration Whereof the Court, not deciding
any Of the questions which may arise in the
cause, doth adudge, order and decree, that Will
liam II. Tapsco,, and Reuben B. Patleson, trus-
tees or agents under the deed made by William
Sanderson OF The 9Th of November, 1887, do rem
der an &C. cunt Of their actings and donss under
the power conferred by said deed, before one ofthe
Commissioners of this Court and that they shall
render an account of all the property, both real
and personal, which came TO their hands under
said deed, showing what properly has been sold,
and for what purposes, by said trustees, and an
account showing The amount Of outstanding and
unsalisfied debts Of the said William Sanderson
now existing. A Copy Teste,
R. ELDRIDGE, c.
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Public Sale OF Land.


TN pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit SURE
i rior Court of Law and ChaDcery for the coun-
~ OF Louisa, pronounced on the 10th Of April
1915 in the case Of ID. n. < +. NJ. Jones, mer-
chants and partners, and Daniel Perkins against
Mary p. Duke, widow Of Benz b. Duke, dec
""d o,hcrs will. as commissioner appointed by
said decree, on thursday, IL. soth .", - :, -"
gust next, al II o'clock, A. NJ, at Union, in the
county Of Monroe, expose 10 sale, publicly, TO
The highest bidder, subject 10 the dover OF the wi
dow OF The said b. B. Duke, all The Real Estate
living in the said:counly OF Monroe, Of which the
said Duke died seized and possessed. This Land
lies in the neiehtorhood OF Union, consists OF
abou, twenty-five hundred acres, and might be
made a most valuable grass farm. II has upon
it an inexhansihc quantity Of non ore, which, 1t
is believed may be made source OF great profit
The terms Of sale vii! be cash for so much as
may be necessary 10 deiray the expense attending
the execution OF The decree aforesaid balance
10 lie paid in two equal annual instalments, the
purchaser executing bond with good security, and
The title 10 be retained ill tie whole OF The pur-
chase money be paid.
MARY P. DUKE, Com'r,
By P. Guerrant, her agent.
lima IO-cwtls
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RUNAWAY IN IAJT
WAS committed to the Jail Of this county

WAS committed to the Jail of This county on
wv the filth day oil this month Nesro Man,
who calls himself JAMES ALLEN, and says
he belongs TO Ezekiel Speed Of AbbevlIe Dis
trict, South Carolina. James is about 25 years
of age, five feet five or six inches high, is quite
bowlegged, and little deaf; he is of bright ginger
cake complexion, and very intelligent he seems
10 be we'll acquainted with the travelling routes
through North and South Carolina, Georgia and
Alabama, having, as he says, travelled through
those States with his former master, George
Nixon, who, he says, is Negro-trader.
The owner or owners OF said slave, are re-
oues,ed to come forward, prove property. pay
charges, &C., otherwise he will be dwell with as
the law directs.
- J. THOMPSON, Jr., Tailor,
Goochland Court House, Virginia
Nav 27-cw8w
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TN CHANCERY-VIRGINA Alta Court of
i quarterly sessions, held Tor Accomack county,
Tuesday, III. 27hday Of May, 1915
George p Scarbureh, Plaintiff;
against
Ann Maria Silverhorn, Priscilla Silverlhorn,
John l.. S. Silverhorn, and Robert Dali and Eli
zabelh his wife, Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their APP
pearance and given security accordingto the act
Of Assembly and the rules OF this Conr, and II
anpearing BIZ satisfactory evidence that they are
moi inhabitants OF this Commonwealth II is Or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on
The Isl day oil August term next OF this Court and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of
This order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in The city of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at The front door OF The
Court House of this county.
A true Copy Tesle,
J. J. AlLWORTH,
Deputy for Thus. R. Joynes, c. c.
Accomack Court House, Va, June u cw@n
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THE ENQUIRER,
Richmond, July 4.

EDITORIAL CnANGE.-Mr. Alexander Moselev
has retired from the Wing, which will be con.
Quoted hereafter BY Messrs. John II. pleasanls
and Robert Fl. Gallaher, under The firm OF Ro.
bert II. Gallaher & Co. MIR. P. is well known
TO Virginia from his long connection with The
public press-and Mr.. Gallaher has been for seine
years The editor of The Winchester Republican,
A card OF Mr.. G. says:
The editorial department will lie under the
control OF John Hampden Peasants, Esq, aided
from time TO time by his former associate John
Undersigned"
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JONES s. WINSTON,
Wholesale and Retail Gro5crs ami
Go m IN isSi0n vi erCh an ( =
RICHMOND, Viz

WILL give prompt attention 10 the sale Of
w Flour, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Tobacco, or
any other Country Produce consigned to their adj
dress, or that oflheir Agent, GEO. R. PEAKE.
FOR SALE upon the most reasonable terms,
Bacon, gross and nett Herrings, Sugar, Coffee,
Molasses, Salt Iron, Nails Steel, Sc, &c. Or
ders solicited under the honorable assurance thai
the customers of no house in the city shall lare
better. June 25-ctloJy
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NoTTowAY Court House, April %, 1915.
WAS committed 10 the jail Of this county on
w the 18th day OF March, 1915, Negro Man,
who calls himself ALECK. He is bright mn-
lalo, about FIVE feet nine or ten inches high, and
about twenly-eight or nine years old. lie says
,bat he was sold as the property OF Francis Epes,
Inv the Sheriff OF Holloway, about the year 1929
10 Mr.. Rogers, who carried him 10 the South,
where he escaped, and has since lived WIN 'rioe
of Indians in Texas. he had on when commit
ted a cows hair hunting shirt, kersey pantaloons,
with bnckskin leeginss, black satin vest, a
black fur hat, and black silk cap, irnged with
Indians hair, so as TO cover the forehead and
temnles The owner is requested 10 come for
ward. prove property, and pay charges, or ne
will be dealt with according 10 law.
Nav 3-clatIy THOS. w. EPES, Jaior.
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CHARLES LUMsDEN, Hateh Maker

HX
ga and Jcccller, petersburg, M-Conlinues 10
repair Watches, Clocks and JewelTy at short short
,;on He keeps constantly on hand a we'll select
ed eds. stock Of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Spoons and
Fancy Goods, embracing almost every article
In addition, will be found an excellent assort-
men, of gold, silver and steel mounted SPECTA-
CLES. as we'll as Spectacle Glasses, of every
DESCRIPTION, 10 fit in frames. He bestows great
mains in the selection OF his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends tla. biz Glasses are OF
the very he quality d wf grSaaa ana h P snss
ri OPTICS and the structure Of the eye, he is pre-
nared 10 give the most proper advice TO persons
Choosing Spectacles or Glasses. All Of which
will he disposed of on reasonable terms.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg, May2 cwtf
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Buckingham G. H., 18th June, iS45 ! ;,
The parties interested in the above order VIII
please to take notice, that shall commence TAX,
ing the account required by the order aforesaid
on Thursday, l7lh July next, and continue the
same from day To- day until completed. The
parties will please to attend at my Office by 10
o'clock, A. NJ, Of that day, with the necessary
papers for efecting The same.
June l7-cw4w RO. SHAW, Com'r.
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FROM MEXICO


We are indebted 10 the courtesy OF Dr. Saun-
ders OF The y. Orleans Bee, who arrived here yes
ierday from Pensacola for The following items OF
news:
The United States West Indian orGult Squad
ron, under The command of Com. Connor name
ly, the irisate Potomac, flagship; The ship Fall
month, and the briggs Somers and Lawrence, ar
rived al Pensacola on Tuesday, the Oath instant
having sailed from Sacrfcios The man-oi.war
anchorage at Vera Cruz, on The l2,h inst, The
officers and crews OF these vessels were all we'll
The squadron visits Pensacola for The purpose
OF getting supplies OF provisions and water hav-
ing been Tor some time on rather short allow
ance.
The only foreign vessels Of war off SACRIFICES.
al the lime OF the sailing Of our squadron, were
The French brigs Mrrcuiio and Griifop
The vomito or yellow fever was prevailing 10 a
considerable extent in Vera Cruz
Another revolution broke out in the CITY OF
Mexico on The 7h inst II was led on by a
General whose name the Mexican papers do not
mention. IL commenced with one Of The Regi-
inebts OF Grenadiers, who entered the palace and
made prisoners of the President and three Of hi,
Ministers. The rebellion, however was soon
quelIed and order restored-the citizens, by raj
lying promptly 10 the rescue, cvincing their firm
adherence 10 the new Government. The Gene
raj in command Of the revollefs made his escape;
but The Colonel of the Regiment and iofy OF his
men were Instantly tried and shot
In connection with this revolt, il is mentioned
that previous 10 the departure Of Santa Anna
from Mexico, The troops stationed al Vera Cruz
were marched several leagues below The CITY. IN
order oprcvcnl all lamperng between The friends
OF The fallen tyranl, and The officers and priyaes
OF the army. This done in consequence Ut
rumor, thai anoher revolution was in embryo
in The city Of Mexico, The object OF which was 10
! m .uI, Satt Ann so, -,
that conveyed him away from bis country, we al
SO learn, took him on board at a place called Pc
ro,e Landing, several leagues this side Of Vera
Cruz, and connected with Castle Perole ty Sc
parae road from that leading 10 Vera Cruz.
Gomez Farias has been elected Senator in
place Of Don Sebastian Comacho
The Government OF Mexico was raising an
army OF 1000 men, o>tensihly for the purpose OF
being sent 10 The CALIFORNIA; but il is the belief
o several intelligent American citizens there, that
this force is destined TO march secretly 10 the from
lier OF Texas. .lObiLc Adre,ttse,, June 81.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Benjamin F. Johnson, as deputy postmaster
al Frankfort, Kentucky, the LIST OF July, in the
place OF VIM. Hardin, resigned
Freeman G. Everts, as deputy postmaster al
Toledo, Ohio, on the Isl OF July, in the place
of Andrew Palmer, resigned
Pearson Mundy, as deputy postmaster at Wa
terton, New York, on the Isl OF July in the place
Of John +. Hutchinson, resigned
VIM. LHommedieu, as deputy postmaster al
Norwich, Connection, in The place Of John II.
Townsend removed.
George San1erson, as deputy postmaster at
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, in The place ot VIM Nj.
Porter, removed.
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Medical College.

~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE Winter Course OF Lectures in the Me-
deal Department Of Hampden Sidney Col
,eoe will commence, in Richmond, on Monday,
,he 9TH day of October next, and continue until
,ha las, OF February following. The new Col
lao. and Hospital Edi6ce has been completed,
ami every arrangement has been made 10 afford
he Student all the advantages which are obtain
81 in apy institution in the u. S. In addition TO
The usual Lectures, Surgical and Medical Gil
n,ruxs will be given regularly al the College Hos
p,al, CITY Almshouse, Penitentiary and Armo-
rs; by which the Student will have the opportu-
ny OF witnessing the diseases incident TO the
South, and which he will be called upon to treat
al the commencement Of his professional life.
The number of major and minor Surgical opera
lions which have been yearly performed before
The Medical Glass, has already claimed for the
College the reputation OF a leading school tor
Surgical instruction.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor of the
Theory and Practice of Medicine.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, M. D., Profess
sor OF Therapeutics and Materia Medica.
r. L. BOHANNAN, NJ. D., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children
JEFFRIES WYMAN, NJ. D., Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D., Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
AUU. l.. WAnNEa, M. ~, TioieSSol "
Surgery.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The abundance of materials for dissection, and
the convenience and comfort of the dissectins
room, will enable the student TO study thoroughly
the Anatomy Of the Human Body, and also &c.
qure skill in the nse of Surgical instruments.
Good board, including lights, fuel and servants
attendance, can be procured from So 90 TO 50
per week.
Current bank notes Of the States in which the
students reside will be taken for tickets.
AUG. L. WARNER, M. D.,
Jnno q Dean Of the Faculty
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTloN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO The right of pre-emp-
ton 10 any lant, within The Limits Of the townships
above enumerated, is required 10 establish the
same 10 The satisfaction Of the register and re-
ceivcr OF The roper land Office and make pay
ment therefor as soon as practicaJLc after SEEING
Mis not,ee, and before the day appointed for The
commencement OF the public sale of the town
ship embracing the tract claimed, (above desig-
na,ed;) otherwise such claim will he forfeited
JAS. SHIELDS
Commissioner Of The General Liant Office.
Nav 00-cWlnW
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre-enlp-
ton to any lands within The limits of The town.
ships above enumerated, is required 10 establish
the same to the satisfaction of the register and re.
ceiver Of the proper land office, and make pay
ment therefor as soon as practicable attef seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for The
commencement of the public sale Of The township
embracing the tract claimed, (above desgnated)
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of he General LanM OGre.
Nav GO--cwl0W
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deed, 50 far we can learn, the only cause OF The
reaction.
June lS.-The demand for cotton is kept up
with much steadness. The result is a slight
hardening in price; il is, however, in so limited
degree as scarcely 10 justify raised scale OF
quotations. The sales on Saturday were 5000
bags, on Monday 5000, on Tuesday 5000, and
to-day 10000; altogether 81, 600 bags in 4 DAYS.
To-day 5000 were taken on speculation.
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TTOYTs OFFICE.-Please note schemes for
IL The month, to be found in another part of
this paper. y. M. HOfI.
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TN CHANCERY-VlsarNr In Chesterfield
i County Court, May l3,h, 1886
Patrick Womack and LENA his wife, CORNER
ly Irena Manu. Pitts,
Against
Baker Mann, Asa Mann, Mary Fournoy
Gehaza Mann, and Rebecca his wife, Duncan
Mann, Nancy Mann, in their proper persons;
friend; also VIM Goode Sr, sherifTo Of Chesterfield
county, TO whose hands the estate of Jeremiah
Mann, convict confined in the Penilentary has
been committed, DIS.
This day came the plaintiffs and filed their bill,
and the defendants Nancy Mann and Asa Mann,
not having entered their appearance and giving
security according TO the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this court and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
this country, it is ordered, that the said defendants,
Nancy Mann and Asa Mann, do appear here on
the first day of August term next and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessively, and posted AT the front door of the Court
house ofthis county A Copy-Teste
June 3-cw2m P. POlNDEXTER,C C.
TN CHANCERY-VIR Al rules held in
i the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Buckingham county,
on Monday, the fifth day OF May, lS45
Benz. Hubbard, Pitt.
Against
Thos. Gary, John Hubbard and VIM. Hubbard
DTS.
The defendants John Hubbard and WIN. Hub
bard, not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the act Of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence thatlhey are moi inhabitants
Of this country: II is ordered that the said absent
defendants do appear at the rules to be holden for
the said Court on the first Monday in August
next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse OF this county
Tes,e: r. ELDRlDGE, C. c. S. c.
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CANDS' SARSAPARlLLA.-Th is no
- safely for the patient suffering from Cancer,
Scrofula, or any form OF malignant ulcer, save in
getting md OF the corrupt matter in the blood
which fosters and stimulates the disease.-lt is OF
little use 10 administer mere palliative.
at will but skin and film the ulcerous place,
While rank corruption, mining all within,
Infects unseen"
The sufferer who wishes curative remedy
instead Of means Of temporary relief, should
resort al once to Sands Sarsaparilla; first,
however for his or her satisfaction, examining
the record of cures it has performed. or learning
from some friend who has tried il the nature ofits
operation. The proprietors court an inquiry
INTO its merits; they know that ii will come out
like seven times proven gold from any ordeal 10
which it might be subjected.
For further particulars, and conclusive evil
dence OF ils superior value and efficacy see
pamphlets which may be obtained ofagents gratis
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for
exploration, BY A. B. SANDS & Co, Druggists
and Chemists, Granite Buildings, No. -, Broad
way, corner of Chambers Street, New York. Sold
al.o by ALEX'R DUvAL & CO., Agents
Main Stree, Richmond, Va. Price 81 per bottle
or sir bottles for "a July 4
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


Richmond Goth June, ls45.
The parties concerned are hereby notified, that
have appointed the 25th day Of September next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at my Office, in the city OF
Richmond, for performing the duties required by
the foregoing decree.
July l-cw4w JOHN SHORE, Comr,
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

Deputy for Thus R. Joynes c. a. G.
Accomack Court House, Va, June n cwan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22

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Ai7a''e s nj ess unanimous suppofi Of the Aneii-
can government laaa II il Gfa, prlao. as exhibited
by The eeirartenee At Lend lsha ,ass, and the oppe
stan Will Sir R,arf, Peel and the Ministry in Apti
last may ahaie sanc"hdi OF is rrrtea4ans and ole
hrns OF eoppouise wheh M. h' arrehtcl by onr avn
Bn' the extensive military ptoraratnus making in thai
Country ALL wlnth from ahe haste and energy with
wilma ley afa pushed Grw5rl, seem 10 ne h have ref
efeHee Il some Immediate emergency, such the Ore,
gen een'reset,y. and not, some suppose the re-
mele contingency of Luuis rhppes death and the pos
sby ola war with France as consequence OF that Ca
vent, would seen 10 imply purpose maintain ondnch
insy The attitude it has assumed. Aud should that be
the fact war is un1aestionably the only alternative
ernmrnt-o sppp1ston which no ene can for a mumcn
encfian Doubt must. however, still hang over The is
sue. until We shall hear Of the manner ia which the
rresidcn's Message shall have been received in Eng,
land Whatever may he the temper in Which shall be-
greeted eanqnesun the wisdom Of preparing Tor
the worst. Sen Casss fcsolalahs may nothc Abe rsl
proper ma!c Ealing lie acphoa ii Congress To this du
ty-l dunk. VIII }lassrs Nangnm and Arbrr tia, i
IS tut1hai, it tlrre be danger ofwar. and the Ex
ecuilve IS cogu s,n If HE peni. IL shouid lis, Il cs
upon Congress IN nSor la the NECESSARY measures
m,et Tie CRISIS Eoif the Executive lhuk, wiser To
devuse his responsibility. Ivy ialrccii5 npan his lead.
IN trends Congress- The wisdom declining 10 MAKE
The necessary Preparations, on tha, account may well
be quesmoed.
Among thr latest rumurs from Washington is one
transferring Ro J. Waller. Secretary Of lie Treasury
10 the bench oC the Supreme Conti. II 50 stated with
some confidence bat doubt it.
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FORK MARK EFT.

Pork is seEeg at So in our market. 1t was thought
that the quantity Of Pork brought To our market. would
he small twill be he case 81 far as Kentucky is CON-
eerned. But Tennessee will supply the deficiency.
Crops Of corn were remarkably good in East Tennessee
the last year. The Editor Of the onesborongh Wing,
who recently travelled from this place home, in his pas
per ofihe 10Th. says:-We have never seen as many
hogs in season, we mel between Lynchbnrg and
Nyheville Even the stage was interrupted IN lis
Pospss by them. And if there is not market created
'or Them BY the famine in Europe, the ar;le Of Bacon
must be very low in that quafier,"
The Louisville Journal of the 9th says: There have
been large number Of hogs slaughtered during the
week. We note sales of7G0 very heavy hogs at 81,
which is as ish has been paid this season in this
market and eco ri 1915. The number Killed and to be
'sea here will undoubtedly exceed 600, and they
ne generally very Gnc. owing 10 The immense crop OF
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MA lgEssAcsg.s.
tBfs Sc ulA.sA.

- Parted this life on the OH inst. the residence
Of her husband Mr.. Joseph Ptcase, Ia Bedford, thu
s,Ycntich year uther age. Mrs. SARAH PRE,sE, after
short but severe iess The decreased had fir a num-
be- Ui years previous 10 her DEATH been worthy and
cmplafv mruber Of lhe Baptist church. Aud from The
general rnor Of her HE, none could doubt he having an
abiding and sustaining Interest IN Heaven. Therctorr
To her numerous friends. relations and offspring, be il
sanrce Of the greatest consolation that. she taken
hence nol only ripe in years; but ready for her entrance
into rhe presence Of her Maker. As neabbor and as
a friend, nome were mure kind and obIslng; none
luure fra and cons ant As mother, Ia those who
knlN lie all eo1 aud yenetatlon OF her Children need
say nothing. Few m1erd can display many eu-
nenl virtues, could our departed friend. Fe" boast,
So small a share ol the vic, aud lrAies OF mankind,
AL could worth. universal Respect. aud th. 'nost
tcnfee al sii,tuun any from dea h. The SUBJECT al
lI- fi5u' ni respect had ycl lived But tex day be
fore her death she euJeyIng all the blessings OF
health The ahu. space al one week has buried her
into eternity Nay arai be well 10 asa, would we be
ready Gt lhe aW iul summons on 81 short a notice
-, IN Green county, Ohio. IN the 20 Of October
last. at the hnuee Of bis yonnge,l sou, M InomA'
MooRnAH, ~. n the 9ah year Of lis age, leaving
widow % ytafs old and large family Of relations /"
mauru their loss