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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-17

We shall saon hsss Esosloa baund - Ne.
Oflssn.. ssd Nsw York 20 ahs sress Wssl.
Aanlher lias - - eonlsmpl.faan. % be
called ahs Adansie ana Mi.snsppi Rseie.
u slll esmmsnes 81 Phalsdfl, hls. (eos-
nsenag snh me linrs iron Nss fork
and Wsshiaslon.l and rpa 80 40 - touch
81 he STATE cspllals and large io~ss Ih.i
ran soassn.enlly be reached on ihs roals
70 y. Louis. Bfaaeh lines sill rsn soulh.
waFdly iron This aan ronle % The c. -
isls OF ksnIueky and Tsnntssee. and %
The cities brlOw PnisbusE on Ihs Ohio
Risrr. 20 10 70 include wheeling. GIN.
eisnsiIl. sad IsasissiIlr; and other branch
lines srl ron Nofihp aIdly from ne min
ror:c, 90 % 70 lnel1ds The pnnripal pis-
ers slons pls lakes. between Bsaaio. De.
isoii, Chiessr. Mllwapkir. &c. The o..
r.nssmesls ca eonpleunR lhIs greet cen.
lral line are entsvsied BY Mr.. Kendall 70
Henry O'Rrilly; snd il 10 nndsrsios "a thai
enough VI he soak slIl be fsnLed silIl
despatch Tor transmitting 20 Harrisburg
n ma, Wsreliaa wa Piusburg. o. even %
calumbrs 10 Oh,") an sbsi,sei ofihe Pies
iden,'s Mssssg. ., the rommeLeemsnl o.
.hs n.xs sssslOn Of Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-17

side sp. .ilh eals.' marked ..is !. Ben
aeis. I.oas.ills. N.Y." sad 10 archer
piare .'cHackrIy- afe." wss taken 70 he
sharf a. Memphis. plegars.ory 70 ship
Ping. Son sf,sr The bex vas llhded on
ne wharf boat. . strange noise vas hssrd
wllhin. and upnn - bring orsned. a lie
hegso wss ssk, n fom IL. tie had slnosl
snfseslfd N b. nn6nsnehl-htnee he
alarm. 4 sesms that This nsaro. aha was
slave. beloagrd - . grnlls@sn IN the
sIrinIiy ef Memphis. had paid ]. Bsnasii.
. Tree n.gro. 81 cen dollars 70 transport
him 10 aLee SLATE. and be had. according
70 contract. baxsd him up. and would haze
ses bin 81 liberty. file had been sbcress-
ful. Bennett was seized and ssnl 10 i.ll.
end The sbany 'ersckery-a are" sas re-
stored 20 is original Owner. Bali. San,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-17

The Baltimore American says:-Quiie
= stir has been created n Lowell by the
introduction Of > new colon Spinning
frame which has just been put into opera
ton there. Il Is said 70 require but one
half the power. and win make more yarn
and gilmore even iwisi Al about Two thirds
the expense Of the other kinds Of frames
in use.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03

Destructive FIsE.-Uur town visited Saturday
morning by destructive fire. II commenced Just before
day break IN The Tobacco Factory OF Mr.. James Orr
which destroyed with al lis fixtures, such Screws
&c, together with eonsde sbe quantity Of TObicco-
From this buildIg the flames communicated u the
Factory Of Messrs. orborne 81 Bregg which, with the
fixtures aud qusruty OF Tobacco, burnt to the
ground Thence hs fire spread the dwelling house
copied by Mr.. E. II. Osborne, which destroyed On
Dunlop's Alley number Of wooden bulldogs Of ncon-
ped by the want Of material 90 upon The loss Of pro
which about half covered By insurance In the .E'ns
Office Hartford the Fire and Marine, Petersburg the
Mstual. Richmond aad the Contribution.
We have been urged to call once more on tho Town
authorities fer supply Of wafer. and do So though
with but .ant hope that thing will be done TO protect
| the properly and the Tires Of the community.
We have said that Ihis last fire stopped from the
Of material 20 upOn." This is iiesly true, for the fire
mon wee p0weress il they had 10 engines They
had water, and what could taey dot Why, stand by
and four lines much properly burnt would have
paid for amp supply OF water for the Town.
We know Of way Of reaching the Common Hall, but
by tie cneTgete seton Of the people. They control
their ball, anI finley alive TO their SAT ~ and
ieresiS, they wi!i do
Lot then, poll be orened NJ the Court House for
day, and the question be submitted those qualified
iormombefs OF the Common Hail. whether they will,
will not have the Town supplied with " the de
cision be IA favor Of the Common Hall will conform
10 it, II be against water, why just gruat and
endure evils. Wha,sIy You ~ this follow ciizensi
Petrs,prg Irf. Dee. 2.
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oRSna1i, sssisSai.9 os Viaaisl,
,AENArE.


TvsSpAy. DnctSaEN =, tsiS. -
The resolution o the House OF Delegates. fsr the eee
ton, Wednesday, III Senator Of the United States, 10
succeed Mr.. Rnes ives taken up. and eoncurrcd in. RI
Ga moiioa Of Mr. BArrisr the oi the Senate
Was comm pEesed 70 the House.
Mr.. GALL.uER presented the memorial Of George w.
Lewis. asking nvestr alton OF the tight Of James NJ.
Smith tho SENATE, from the District Of STAFF
ford King Gsoiee Lancaster. Richmond. w,stmcreianj
aud Ncrthumborand-an moved the reading OF tho
incrisl ard iis reference. with the accompanying docu
m.n,s. The reference accordingly made.
Mt GALLAHfR moved that George w. Lewis. Esq. be
admitted within the bar Of the Senate, 10 sustain
his me moral invesdg Of the from the
District composed OF the counties Ut Stafford, Sc Agreed
Tire Srr,ktR announced the following members the
Committee OF Elections .-Messrs. Newman, Crawford
Woods, Voolfolk Sutton. witcher, and Suingcr.
Mr.. MeMvtLES moved The reference OF the papers pre-
sehted BY Mr.. Smith the sitting member.
Hercopoc. debate upon inquiry by Mr. Moons
10 the right Of Mr.. Smith TO take his all. upon
the present OF tho case-n which debate, Messr
WALLACE McNrLLEN, DoSpuRASr, GALLAHER, Moons,
THOAr.oS Of h, SrAxARp VOOLFOLK and wIrcukR took
part.
Mr.. voolfolk offered resolution. that tho OF
the sitting member from the Ssord dsue together with
copy Of the pobook-and all papers presented by him
bic referred to the Committee OF Privileges, Sc, with
s,rucons inquire into s right TO seat in the Senate
anu report a. early as practcaSle.
Mr.. BoNDrK.Nr offered Substitute, pre- posing iIqui.
~ whether any has been legally returned repre-
sent the district IN the Senate. This, after some debate
rel ,ced aud Nh WocLreLKs resolution adopted.
Mir MCMILLAN ihen presented other papers behalf
OF Mr.. SMITH, which were also referred.
In this district, there SIX counties. MIR. SNIrH
has return :om three OF the SHERIFF., and Mr.. LrwIs
return from three.
The memorial Of Mr., Lewis, sitter stating the case,
cludcs thus:
lour memorisist therefore submits these questions
the decision Of the Senate, and respectfully pays your
body To declare him entitled his il their
Judgment he is entitled, that then the Senate will
aside both returns least equitable and lair the
parties and just TO the people, majority of whom, your
memcralst beli.yee will not be represented BY James NJ
Smith their choice, aud send the election back the
people OF toe district for uial."
Ga m,tio1 of MIR. Cox, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03
Election of Senate, of the United STATES.

The Sena!e have cOncurred with the resolution
OF the House, for proceeding this day to the cleo.
ton of n Senator of the United States, for six
years from lih March, IS45, 10 supply the place
Of VIM c. Rires, whose term then expired
This election ought to have been made last
winter, as the Constitution required; but the
Senate Of Virginia took Tic responsibility Of set.
ting aside the Constitution pro ten, to prevent Mr.
Rives' election, which would have followed, as the
Wings had majority on joint ballot.
The election to-day will be but form-the
mere registration of an edct already decreed A
Caucus of the democracy" Of the Legislature
on Monday night, designated Judge Penaybacker
Of Shenandoah then candidate, and he will no
question be elected Us Mr.. Goode was, although
not acceptable probably to one. fifth Of the collsc
tive Legislature This is liking Caucus" in the
plenitudc Of his sovereignty.
AS for ourselves, Mr.. Pcnnybacker suits us as
well as another Of his sentiments We have no
lamentations to make aud no dsappointmenis to
bewail We leave that agreeable occupation to
the numerous aspirants, whose hard services and
more distinguished and efficient zeal had entitled
them .hsy and their friends thought, this re.
ward-ihe reward probably having inspired the
zeal itself-Mr. Smith Of Culpeper, Mr.. Mellow.
ell, Mr. Stevenson, Mr.. fiunter, Mr. Jones, Mr..
Dromgooo, cam mqid' aiiis.
Mr.. Pcnnybacker is citizen Of the "Tchth
LEGION" well deserving Of Democratic favor,
and that fact probably first suggested his nomna-
ton. lie is man Of sound, good talents, aud
will make safe, if not a brilliant Senator: In
his party politics, he IL understood to be rather
Old Hunkerish than Of the "Y Oung Domocracy"-
distinctions which exist In the inc gination more
than in reality, all are found Old Hunker,sb
when the pressure CONES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03

tsas tsi esis fl.s iA-s -ras tflst,A sh,, "a ga.
e,S-'ssz -hs. - ss.ss s. s.s s,, ,as "Js.as, ,,f,
fetl,ers I" IN G,sksas the Canal.
II Tie eansl was opened ist Jaauaty Isii ard "a the
lot December OF tho year. tolls amounted I2l
SsS sc cents The year ending 3O,h Noyember. lsi2
perod at month the TOLLS only lCe 22- 90
coeis uas proving that very low hlls do siesys either
increase trade or the revenues Il the Company. -
We do b-isve that late increase OF usde upon
the Canal has been Produced by low ss but is
embed to the seneral improved ul3opn Of the country.
good whestcrcp. with improving rric>s, ~ "a
SUR, restored trade TO its ususl channel aud nor olls
The recent reduction oTderd BY the Prsde6t akd D-
tce,rs We conceive, impoe, unus; TO the Scckhod.
ers and Destructive TO the interests ct tho Company.
waue - frs>sdsp and majority OF tho Directors
aossn'ees or IN other words residents in the country, vi
sung 'he "ee ct very irregular periods and several oi
sssm seldom attending the meetings ct the Beard they
neot possess that information which 10 necessary 70
ciously. 1900
The President should be required to live in Richmond
90 long rs the Company office located here, and also
MAJORITY OF the Board Of Directors. % ha, in
seney, board could De promptly convened.
In concluscn, ". ass, Of justice that the
rh OF tolls Tor 1874 with the tonnage that year. be sub
mIt'ed To competent Engineer, and. upon his report.
the average Is and hall per per mile,
we are willing that the flames River Farmers should
ceve oil the benefit of such excess cos
We are unwilling tina, the Board OF Directors should, with
out cent in their Golfers. and without having made
us dividend Of snse penny, convey in advance, the
neii years tolls TO "Many James River Farmers"
Many Sisekkoidsrs IN tis James Rirsr and
ksnarla CsnYsay.
Richmond Nov isi5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03

L !. A.. ".., IA. ihs pleasure 81 aapou, Of
- 'ssss sss ss- lass ., -. M =, ~. - 49,.
-. .,s., sasa hrss a.. ,ao- 1. A., al -
h . hn- d fssne.i h, ,a,-L.- :. s.
rmm.. ~ fN, 'n VI. fseas-s % as, ,,,.,,.
Rapsh-r,r N. ~ po ais Leasy nni bed roasa- s,avu,v
..rs - es". oua trp~ Cordial n,o,. ,I.,, ~
Whit ss,. s ., aaassd. vsss Lsao I'd Rs., I AMI
,. ~, Wv o'iee as rss HATS taps Cnr.r,. 80 '.s ana
, " rssei- ~ Chseoisis. hry. and su,an a.. sns"
@vssnd f,s,acs. JutIube ps ~ % s. 80
I.-... ~, f'hrst "f Ornaments Cake, .,h,,
80 p.s's.. sa'oy az Vic, ut,,h., 80. We
90 ssnxe cs,s's-s ers. Jiss Csos. ss..s - nn'
tfrt, snsh rtune. Lime. t.l,.-. . w
nn..,, -, s'h bS"- and t.ou..nl 9th s.tirl.. 49,,
.n, Mr.. M fis'"n,- =, ihs spps aehias ras.. q, 40
w" goods in-p-et,ou ard ,h..iI Al, W !"
$50, ~. .1y uae a. hay sso:s Broad ssrr,l NJ. IsS ~
F" " s"aa faS'Hn- keApectfaly. - ~
ANDREW Pfzz,Sr
D.. " ~ p's"P0V ana nhhniy nnsssa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03
"REpuCTIoN M TOLLS.

Mcsss. Editors-we grsufed learn that tho Di-
ecOrs u Of tho Internal improvement Companies
in The Stair, becoming convinced Of the truth Of the
axiom, "ai low tolls produce increase ot trade"
The James River and KBhswha Company lsst yer re-
duced the tolls the principal articles, sixteen snd
thirds per cent with the intention (as nOrmed Of
making similar reduction hs year. should last years
duciion prove beneficial the Interests Of the eompeny
The receipts the reduction have, undeIstsnJ, real
zcd lie anheipaions OF The friends OF the measure, aud
the Directors their recent meeting, hsve ordered the fol-
lowing mentioned sddidUna reduction, 10 tgke effect on
the first Of December next
Tobacco. from "a cents per ton per mile to 3 etc.
Wheat g. flour, IRON y DO d. do 10 els
The prssent toll Iyur from Bynehburz to Richmond
IL IS cents per barrel. which. with the IRE R amounts
IS cents This very high chbrgo has had Tendency 10
large portion Of the fIuf of Rookbrdge, Augusta
&C. Geek other modes OF conveyance to market, snd
alec seek markets oui Of the State and II well known
fact largo quantity Ol tobacco, from the counties
bordering tie canal, has, IA consequence Of the high
tolls. been unsupported 10 Richmond IN wagons.
This traffic only b. recovered by reduction in tho
tariff OF tolls aud IL 10 anticipated that the reduction recent
~ made by the Directors viii produce the desired result
The Richmond, fredericksburg snd Pot0mso Railroad
Company have also rectndJ reduced their rates. but -
ccnt time has not elapsed sncc the reduction to determine
wist eject 1t will produce upon deer receipts.
Many James River FsnUs"
To ne Editors Of tie WIG
The above piece, signed " Many James River Farm
err, sppeared IN tho Times aud Compiler Of the 24h IN
ssn We beg that you will give an Insertion with the
following remarks:
That low tolls produce an increase Of trade admit,
but deny ihal low tolls O. be entirely 81 the
Of the Stockholders, without sny compensation Tor the
money hey subscribed TO make the cans-ihat this hos
been The this time unfortunately matter Of pub.
le botoreiy - Synopsis IL the James River aud
Ksniwha Improvement" production believe Of ils
President states etpressly, that the tolls between Lynch
burg sud Richmond 10 DO 81 on average OF three
conts per ton per mile.
When The canal reaood Covington the tolls we're DO
reduced 10 two and hn cents per ton, and 70 be msde
sul lower a. tho line ptosessod WesWMdly. The sams
Synopis also sstes that 81 500 upon the conste
tween Rchfnobd and Lynehbufg 81 three cents per ton
per mile would produce gross toll OF 337, 500 dollars
The ytsf ending 9ls Oct 1884, t5e tonnage cOnpu'
Cd % b. l22 53o tons-by The good Old fuo of.thse
800 tohs produce 331 500 dgna, Ia 5J4 would
produce ga, 7S5 dollars. Tie annual Report of that yesr
shows that ony sl77G7l % cents were Oeosy received,
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oHuAlIgA,I.N ar caAonpsa .


TIE two Houses 81 Congress e,ssnised N NSsssS' ..
vii be by the focwiog More dfiealy vas expect
ed ia ,hc choice cf speaker OF the House We are glad
thu, 80 little experienced.
FROM WASHINGTON.
We have received by Morse's Telegraph, fraR our
Washington Correspondent of The procesdRs Ia
Washington from which onoSlei 70 make tho io
LocoFoCo CAUCUS.-The Lcccfcco members of
the House held this and ihese were l53
member present. On the first ballo: J. W. pAu Of ln
diana received 50 yo'cs, and the sscord ~, which
nominated him. Nothing -l-- done in caucus, which
sdiourncd to meet again this evening at 4 O'clock.
SENATE
The Senate noon. this day. Dec. l, lsl5.
Vice Prssden DALLAS took the Char, and called TO
foriy.,hrec members ~cred to their rames.
The credentials OF the members elected appointed
TrRSrY [of Tenn CHALMERS. (of Mssl DAVIS, tof Mass
JESNISe LOT N. III. AMI Lazy and WEsrcorT lot floda
TIE customary resolutions sprointng Committee to
wait the President TO iunish the Senstos with P,Pes
&c, were passed, end
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House this day At noon.
Called To order By Mr. fkxNcH, Clerk.
There were present sl2 members.
The House then proceeded By rra r0es elects Speak
er, and the stood:
For DAVIS, l.. F. 100
VISroS, Nv ! OF Ohio, ~
w.NonRIs. r.. FL 3
w. ;. MuLER N. 4.
a. STEWART, NV
ID VI. BARkISsEK, w
J. q. CBArN,S, nv
X. L. WINTHROP, WI
Mr. DAVIS, having msio'iy Of all the v1ies was de.
clared duly elected
On taking the Chair, he made short and appropriate
speech.
The House then aGj burned.
Both Houses being organized, no doubt the Presdents
Message wall be delivered to morrow. ut noon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03
KEEN L. co.
HoVEl Il Co, Seed Store and

III Owe ~ Gu, Seed Store and Agricultural
- Warehouse, Merchants Row, Boslon-Nursees Cam
bridge near Harvard College. Mss oni mites
offer fo Of the OF Vegetable
Asueulu 81 and Grass Seeds be found
sirs large including sp-
proved varieties are and Bulsous Flower
hoc and ia. newest rahas ao Gardening. 30 anica sad Ag
rieulural BOOKS.
The containing upwards
OF thirty Eve Offer for sale the
collections o
Fruit and Ornamental Tees
Evergreens, Towering Shrubs and Plants
Pear, Pum and Cherry Stocks.
Grape Vines, RasPberrics, &C.
G.ern' oGse and Hardy Hstaeeous Pknt,.
Rs,es and Camcllas.
Dahl As and Balbous Flower Roots
Rbabaro and Asparagus Roots.
BuekihoTD, ALOT vi a for hedge,
Greaatirnurn has been devoted TO pears
AID all The choicest kinds Europe have boon
sona Val; 10 TIE mott celrbsied the fall Of isI4 Up
WARTS Of 400 Varieties the Pear
specimen trees Of which have planted yearly
coming into bearing BY which perfect
may BE- dep-Eeed upon
1ney wouE call their
trees WHICH, beng Norh,
eodSsn those ased where the .avey
Caaosue. gratis.
The collect OF Roses comprising than
twelve hurdrd vari ties which
France
The green house department all
drsira.s varieties Camilla Psli
feony Fuehst, Chrys au hemIm. J7par Lilies &C.
'.'Al,beHai discount mace TO large purchasers
~ Al orders 10 be with the cash dram,
satisfactory ra.ereLce.
Catalogues gratis. 10 every post pail applicant
Orders dressed to viii promptly executed
plants securely paetei,
country. aud forwarded without delay. &c Sim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03

This Court met In the room Of the Court OF App,sl.
on Monday Prosen,-Juigea Smith. Fied, Duncan.
Scott, Leigh, Bfowu Lomsx. Fry, Clopton, Wilson R5-
berson, Dougs~, Johnston McCOms-, end Tslsiero
Several cases OF mOre than usual importance will be
bfought up dUtns the teIm--the of the Common
wealth Hunter Ill., iot The murder Of MAJOR Rober
r. smh-snd that Of the Comm On ealth W. Cstn,r and
Others, kdasppors. who taken on the Ohio Riyer
near low wster marx IL This case special verdict vas
found by the Jury. before Judge MoComas ,sndog tho
prisoners 70 the F,neBsrT Tor three years each The
qas,dau of hstic'cn y earned before tho General Court
ssd abe counsel will trpsor on bota sides.
There will sio be question before the Court, sn,irg
"a the of the murder Of Mr. Ferguson t,o Peni-
tsnuay, whether convict bo competent witness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03

We tru.; the Public will observe tho Tor the con
srucuon Of and larger house Of worship for the
Rev. Mr. HOge, whose elegance Of genius richness Of at
tanmeni, benevolenco, piey mud soquenee render him
admired and dear those who know him and hear hi IN,
and 50 imporian; an Instrument Of good. J.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03
MARRIED.

On the 25k Oct, lS4J by the Rev. Moscs Tr.dets of
the W. r. c., JoHs J. FLoop, CLERK Of the lith 10
dieis Circuit Court ut the State Of No. formerly Of
Buckingham County. Va, 10 Miss MARY FLLEs PREwrr
daughter Of Daniel PIewii, Esq Of Linn County, No.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03
VT0AaEaci RatdkI.'
nsrosrsp "a ruft s,rspsssrr. sAssrrs.
PlilLApEI.PttfA MARKET. ~

sArtsnsv evKsiss. Nov. so,h.
Co,ion-The market jfrsctivr and no sales reported
worthy Of notice. Fouy- Hoders i-u aud not
shsions to sell At less IAN $685. hear Of 500 hsue.
s'it al that Fate aud lpbbl choice brsni S655. No
Change N Rye Fofsn Corr Mes, and no .,,-s rersr
,sd. Wheat aso held mere 6sr,,y the ony "a os a.o
500 bushels mixed Scotssrn rcd i3)e aud Pcnn's
~ the same rate. Corn sa6opsry st'es c Penns 7sa
Soc, and Southern 7OA 75ete.for new and Cd Osu-
We quote soohern at ~ ssaA Molasse,-sa Of new
crop Orleans st 2sc, hut lees Dec offered Clio.
sers'edA sae 81 prime wa wade sc so Tor 90 bs but
holder, geoeIay ask Sussr-fsrhet sscs Of near
100 hhds. New Orleans new crop private terms
Nothing doing In Prosi.ioos. whi'ksy-s,les Of 100
bbls nj 29e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-03

Dos Ton MARkET. FsrrAr ArrraSoos. Nov. rs.
Cousn-The market remsns without change; sale. about
100 bales. Proyi.ious-But little DONE except in email
parcels by retail at previously quoted pces 400 keg. Lard
SOLD AT SIC, mos. FiourThc market is quiet; moderate
sales OF Genesee at S675s6S7S CornSteady sale. of
yellow Hat s6slc TOT and s3sSte Cor old Slas2c
tos white. Sas,r-Nohing done except tho trade at
S4s9Sc for Cuba brown.-dfias.
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DIED.

Al Kilmtrnock in the County Of Lancaster, Va on the
9th Of septenber in the 2ih year Of her ace, Mrs.
{. CEiITESpES. wife Of Mriut W. Cnuenden, and
daughter Of Elder Addison Hall.
The deceased made profession Of religion, and beesmo
member Of Morsfco Baptist Church the year 1887 IN
the l6i year OF her end up the Rod Of her death
consistent aud devoted Christian In the enjoyment
OF fine health md spirits, she birth daughter ON
the l6h Of September and fora short time friends
congratulated themselves that all well; but an ACUTE
continued fever supsrvenod which b. fled al torts 20 az
restit. few days before her dscease believing herself
To be dying, she took seoliyn4e leave Of her friends
With the gfeBtstcomposure. Hes cOuncnance Sas serete
and happy, end her IN the Lord Jesus Christ firm aud
unwavering. II am dying" she remarked "but an not
afraid 10 die. For my frerdF tske willing TO live
bot 10 depart and be with Chrsi better. shvdwet on the
happy pUspct hroio her Of bs.ng with the Sa-
yiOur, and u being ieuLiied with dest oIds via had
gone before her. large congregation assembled the
day Of her funeral and unaffected by tie many tcnis that
she'd, the estimation 10 which she held friend
aud Cnri.tian Whilst her funs raj sermon WIS being
preached The insai child also died. snd was placed in The
celia with bcf Shs leaves ticted husband and
two ehidsn, besides many other friends. lament
her !, 20.
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH. WEsTERN
MERCHANTS. 49,

unoeIsiened returns kis respectful thanks
ms nssne. and ~ public ~ mai sa,s.s Of 49,.
-, Gas ssssa pa And bsgs ssss 70 ssssu a..
' IN, a.' ssseass Zoe safAetarins coehs are -
p' and INA those Who DIAL hin vim Al hm !. 800 -
ever - - on The eseaps,t and u,o.i hooo,Ll.
!" urNo'r the mo.t rigid ATTENTION cir iat-t,,t. -
hsvias teen extensively ensased ~ m. 9Th, ,
mole than t~fnJ years believes h.s 80
founes of becoming acquainted want. al I1L a.,
" aad b. would hereby e,fany issa an Who .ls n
purchases ut him. that they hail furnished win Coz ,S
eanh"t De- Nupaased In Point OF n-hp or nn,.h
nus Wen hno~n act that and .l,,
are constantly - ling worthless .e- i.b,s,
me genuine 'ero@- CocA" which sawulips .ek,
sosfh' un thes) u their thai pn,rh.
e" m appreciate the ava-se buying direct fsrn m.
winch cass they will mol BE- The this rppo.sto Az
odeis ompanied with he psnp,ir ana f.ths
psuensd ." Strangers who pd Sy u.a NAV rv
spoa receiving h" attention C1ocks r
.enr'ui of foeian Countries viii and psei
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'n .iol shnen' are warranted peri . and The ..me
viz DC oe vsted on bosrd boats uaupo soo
lhaIs Wnh a-rsncrs h possible attention ..p ~
hah TO The n-rc-- Of his fen aud patrons DC csce,v m
eeh, the patronage of all
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warehouse in Baltimore. Al ID South Charles Street
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