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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
GROCERIES.
Cheap Goods for Cash or Trad,
II rGEnnEUSEV
NEW ARRIYAL OLE GROCERIES.

MI" AuhfF I'll VE UasOC 1T rs,
nzkdh LBS. Goldfish barrels Of Mackerel, 20 boxes dried
aOOV Scotch ferrngs a barrels No 2 Moiasses do s.
H. Molases 500 pounds Saealns 10 boxes Malaga Rans do
200 pounds Of so sheed Almonds barrels Boston
do do Water Crackers 400 pounds Carolina Rice
pinds Lead, 400 do Shot,
Duponts Powder 800 best Regatta Cigars 10 900
Half Spanish, % bags Rio Coffee chest Black Tea do Imperial
Y Tea hoesheads OF exa fine N. o. Sugar just
by As he has large stock Groceries
and Notions hand
public generally call and examine them. They win he sold
lfoeuu than usual he determined SELL profit
pro6t To keen the trade going. CHARLES MAYER,
East Of the Pa House.
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NEW AND Valuable WORK!
NOW PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE,
The Indiana Annual Register and
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Pocket MAMMAL, for ssie year ISfJ.
CONTAINING the aud residence Of all Judges Of Cnns
" Prosecuting Attorneys, County Clerks Recders, Audhess
Treasure Sheriff. iars assessors Com
missonefs Justices al the Peace Attorneys at Law Minister'S Phy
Mecauts and Masters Nuoiies
Public Terms Of CT cult and variety of
formation relative State AFFAIRS which will be highly useful AID
The whole complied on the most
authentic This work viii contain about 100 pages l6
printed type paper quality
the purpose-prce ~ Ia This sevey bcdys book"
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BLACKFORD,S REPORTS,

of the Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Indiana.
NIOLUME " OF this Work just pubhsd,with Tables OF the
Principal 6i7 pages. Price
handsomely leterrd
Indianapolis, 10th May, 1874 47u
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lilac Daily Mcmornndnm nnd Poeket

ACCOUNT HOOK, lot TIC ycssr Is ID.
An Annual publication, adapted The daily and
This work VIII
sht II2 i6 printed having memo
rsndum d. day In the ue and interest
tables and rules aud suitable of aoHn ruled
and specially r the ppscc % 81 2 and 50 aperaby
DUNG up; AorrOco lucks being the hghe red
addressed g. r. Davis Bookseller
Brownng' Hotel Members of the Legislature
paid, otherwise, viii meet prumpt attention.
Indianapolis, Oct %, 1874. 20-u
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Planes, Carpenter and COOper'S FOOLS.
VARIETY of and Cooper tools just received
which made by the hest mechanics and not be beat
also GOOD Hardware Scythes sicke Axes Spades
articles mention
which will sell very for cash country produce.
will .iye highest price for Wheat, Rye, Flaxseed
BeeswaI Taow Lard ETC. goods cash please call and
80 ".;.a ,hs article. J. NICOLAI,
"a, d.nrsy sfofDr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12

old and young-men. women and
children" .'-iF-s >@
Old Lady.-"Sakes alive! Thenyou
want 10 take down the old gentleman,
spose, don't youl'
Marshal.-"What old gentleman"
Old Lady.-"My old man TO be sure"
.Marshal.-"To be sure do. tho't
you said John was the only male in the
family"
Old Lady.-'So l did; but I didn't
|spose males meant decript old men, like
my husband. Poor dear! He's been all
but dead with the palsy these six years
next hoeing."
Marshat.--''Now for the females"
Old Lady.-''Well. there's Biddy,
and Prudence, and Grace. and Jemima;
that's all-four fem"
Marshal.-"But you hsv'nt included
yourselfp
Old Lady.-"Gracious; dye put down
the old woman toos Peers to me the
States mighty curious this year. ":-.A-
bany Citizen,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12

TIME, is the great preacher. CHANGE,
is the tone he harps on, as he hurries
along. Change! he shouts. as he lays
his hand on the mountain peak and
powders it to dust! Change! he thun-
ders, as he twists the tall oak up by the
roots. Change he roars, as he topples
down the magnificent temple into.'a mass
Of ruins. Change! he whispers, as he
Iengthens the beard Of the young man,
and trips up the tottering steps Of the
aged. Change! he shrieks, as he
scatters the leaves Of autumn. Change
he sighs, as he brushes the vermillion
from the cheek ofbeauty-and Change !
he grumbles forth as he lays his hands on
the shoulder of him of broad chest and
iron nerve, and points to the grave.
Change Change are his watch-words
to his emissaries, when he sends them
forth to overturn and destroy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
A in-Pedlar'S Joke.

Mynheer Won Speckleburg, was
portly landlord, six feet in height ant
weighing some 300 pounds, who livee
in Dutch settlement not far from the
great city Of New Amsterdam in the
days Of the redoubtable Peter Stuyves,
ant, Governor of his Dutch Majesty
possessions in America. The same
Mynheer Won Speckleburg was consid.
cred the wit Of the little village in which
he lived. and was proving himself such
whenever traveller stopped at his door
upon whom he thought there was 9
chance of putting joke.
One evening, tin-pedlar drove up to
bis house and gave directions to have
his team put up for the night. As he
was the Grst "live yankee" ever known
in that region. the bar-room was
soon filled with worthy burghers,
anxious to see one Of those people OF
whom they had heard so much.
The old landlord, although he had
heard something Of Yankee jokers, still
felt confident in his own powers, and
soon commenced a running fire of Dutch
witticisms levelled at the pedlar, who
however seemed to take little notice of
them, but sat comfortably whiting a
chip in the corner; after awhile he look ed
up, and calmly surveyed mine host.
seemed to dwell with much satisfaction
on the old gentleman's abdominal pre-.
ponderance. offered to bet a sum suffi-
cient TO moIsten the throats of the COM
pany, that he would swallow the great
Mynheer Won speckleburg. big belly
and ALL
The bet was accepted, and the Yam
gee forthwith proceeded to business. He
directed the Dutchman to divest himself
ofhIs coat and boots and stretch himself
1T full length on an old table standing 10
he bar-room; this having been done,
John, after opening his mouth several
lines SO wide as to make the honest
andlord wish he had not been 50 willing
% bet, ravenously seized the Dutchman's
great toe with his teeth, which caused
'Im to make furious plunge. and ex>
:laim:
'Dunden and bIixen. vat you bite my
90 fort"
"Why you old GOOSE" said Jonat han,
you didn't think was going to swaller
'er whole did ye?"
Mynheer Won Speckleburg agreed to
Jay the toast and toddy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
Taking the Census.

Marshal.-"How many male persons
are there IN this familys"
U'd ;.. ;L..sdy.-"Do you mean children
MarshaI. --"Certainly." g.
Otd Lady.--"Oh then there aint
none, cause nv children is all gals cent
John?" - so'"'
Iuarshal.--"Who's joint"
Old Lady "Oh la! don't Won know
John! Why, he's lived with me these
ten years! He's our hired man."
Marshal.-"WelI. that's one. How
many females are there 10 the famiIy?D
Old Lady --"FemaIes? LIE: me see:
there amt none but Biddy the hired eal :"
Marshal.-"l understood you to say
that your children were all girls"
Old Lady.-"La yes! Wall, dye
count thema" p .
Notwithstanding do; I count
oil who make their home in your family
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
TO II R IvTE RS.
type Foundry and Printers Fur
lliSIliM1 XKarAIhAaasu

TO PRIV RS
type Foundry and Printers Fur.
nishing Warehouse.
THE subscribers have opened Ncw TIM.
I Foundry in the city of New York, where
they are ready to supply orders to any extent
tor any kind Of Job or Fancy Type, Ink, Pa
per, Cases, Galleys, Brass Rule, Steel Col
umn Rule, Composing Sticks, Chases, ant
every article necessary for printing office.
The Type which are cast in new moulds
from an entire new set of matrices, with deer
counters, are warranted to be unsurpassed BY
any, and will be sold at prices to suit the
times: All the type furnished by US is ''hand-
cast"
Prenting Presses furnished, and also Stea,a
Engines of the most improved patterns.
N. B.-A Machinist is constantly in at
tendance to repair Presses and do light work.
Composition Rollers cast for Printers.
Editors of newspapers, who will buy three
times as much Type as their bills amount to,
may give the above six months insertion in
Their Papere, and send their papers contsining
it to the subscribers.
COCKCROFT & OvEREND, es Ann-st.
septic. sn,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12

BOOK STORE AND BINDERY
THE subscriber continues the manufac-
i. ture Of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS
at his old stard IN Cuyahoga Falls, where
the public can be furnished with any kind ol
Blank Books at the shortest notice in a st. vie
not inferior to any to be found in the State
and as low as can be purchased elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to
Re-Binding old Books and Peri
odicals,
and all kinds of ruling done to order.
The subscriber has on hand a good as
sortment Of BLANK BOOKS; also general
assortment of
School & Miscellaneous Books.
All orders for work in his line, can be left
with HORACE Y. BEEBR, of Ravenna, who
will deliver the work free of charge, and the
public can depend upon having their work
done 'ceH and at moderate prices.
.. B. BEEBE.
Cuyahoga Falls, Aug ge, 1s45. lstf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
new MARBLE FACTORY
IN NORTH AKRON.

East of CobDs Erchange.)
vTVHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received q
l. large assortment Of
AMERICAN IARBLE
of The choicest kind, which they offer for sale
as cheap as the cheapest. We pledge our
selves that our workmanship shall not be
surpassed by any shop in the United States.
Persons wishing to purchase
Head Planks. TOmbs, MOMM-
AleMtS, &c.
Will please call and examine our stock and
work before purchasing elsewhere.
PERKINS & Co.
Akron, August 6, l345. loft.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
The benefit of the ''ready Pay
System can be demonstrated DC
by calling at the Store of
GlLLETT g. CO.

WHERE they are now receiving their
w Fall Stock Of .New Goods. We have
not time to tell any "Long Yarn" but we
would say that we trc aware of the extreme
drought and have marked our Goods accord.
lng'y, and will sell them at such rates as TO
give satisfaction. We have large asserts
ment of dress Goods of the latest STYLES,
which were brought over by the GREAT
BRII'AIN She was sent expressly to sup
ply those who were not able to obtain anv
Of the Goods from the Great Westeyn, among
which may be found an Alpaca which paid q
duty of so cents that we will sell for q5 cents
per yard, and other qualities in proportion.
And we can safely state that we can offer
greater inducements to tn ose who have ans
Produce or loose change to spare, than was
ever before offered in Portage County.
Ravenna, October, 1845.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12

She put him on snow.white shroud-
A ehaplet on his hal; -.a.. r.
And gathered early primrOses
a To scatter Ger the dead. .t-
She laid him in his little grave
Twas hard to lay him there,
When spring was putting forth it's flowers
And everything was fair.
She had lost many children-now
The last Of them was gone;
And day and night she sat and wept
ta Beside the funeral stone.
One midnight, while her constant tears
Were falling with the dew,
She heard voice, and 10! her child
Stood by her weeping too!
His shroud was damp, his face was white,
He said-"T cannot sleep,
Your tears have made my shroud so wet;
Oh, mother, do not weep"
Oil love 10 strong!-the mothers heart
Was filed with tender fears:
Oh, love 10 strong!-and for her child
Her grief restrained it's tears.
One eve, light shone round her bed,
And there she saw him stand
Her infant in his little shroud,
A taper in his hand.
"Lo! mother, see, my shroud is dry,
And | can sleep once more"
And beautiful the parting smile
The little infant wore.
And now within the silent grave
He laid his weary head;
And soon the early violets
Grew DER his grassy bed.
The mother went her household ways
Again che knelt in prayer,
And only asked Of heaven its aid
Her heavy lot to bear.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
"GREETING"
FALL .a.v.D WAITER GOODs

1'saAA sa1VD V1sF1.EK g OOD&>
TX NOW all men, ,oomsn and children that
IN CYRUS PkENTlss is now receiving and
opening the LARGEST, yiehest, rarese and
decidedly the CHEAPEST STOCK or
GOODS ever offered in this market e,abu.
cling every variety Of STAPLE and raw.
CY articles: They were purchased 1t such
rates as will enable him to offer inducements
to those wishing to purchase GOODS thai
cannot fail TO give entire soti.)aesion. Per.
sons wishing to buy Goods, good, nsw and
cheap. will find it to their advantage "a esl
on CYRUS PRENTISS.
October 9Th, 1845.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
p AIN TIN G..

THE subscriber takes this method to in
IL form the public that he has rented the
Paint-shop of N. d. CLARK & Co. and is
prepared to do all kinds of
Carriage and Buggy Painting
on as short notice and as cheap as can be
done in the County. And he hopes, by being
prompt and attentive to his business, to merit
liberal share of patronage.
Those having Buggies in country shops,
will find it to their interest to bring them to
him at Clark's shop. Particular attention will
be paid to re.painting old Buggies and Wag>
gonse Refer to N. D. Clark & Co.
H. T. SEYMOUR.
Ravenna, June S. 1845.
Having rented our Paint. t.shop to Mr.. H.
4. Seymour, and reposing full confidence in
him, lie having done our painting the past
year and intending to furnish him with the
same the present year, we cheerfully recom>
mend him to all who may require his services
IN Curriage Painting, or any other work in
his line of business.
N. D. CLARK o. Co.
Povouno limo & 1Q1S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
stride in the march Of human improve

stride in the march Of human improve
ment.
Such were two Of the most memorable
scenes in history Of modern civilization.
They are steps that will remain impress
ed upon the sands Of time, the plainest
land marks of all coming ages. They
have lent their light and energy to all
succeeding times. Mind has burst the
letters of its feudal bondage, and now
rejoices in full exercise Of its god-like
powers. Truth dwells no more locked
up in cloister or in cell; the streets Of its
inmost shrine are now unveiled to every
passing worshipper. Its course shall be
ever onward! There are still dark pla-
ces in the earth, lands from which the
veil Of ignorance and superstition has
never been removed, minds upon which
the light Of truth has never dawned.-
But if age after age will properly employ
its gathered treasures; If the chosen
guardians Of truth are faithful 10 their
holy trust some generation perhaps not
far distant in the future, shall behold the
time, SO long foretoid, when
"Thc rose shall bloom in the lonely place,
And the wlld shall echo with sounds ofioy."
when far away where night has long beer
brooding, the light Of knowledge and tn.
Gospel shall arise and shine forever,
and here in our own favored land, al.
ready radiant with its glory, there shall
seem, "another more risen on midnoon. D
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12

|
NOT!CE is hereby given th.. pe,isions
~ Will be presented to the General Az,
sembly Of the State of Ohio At their an.
preaching session, praying for the erec,,oa
Of new county to be called Farmer. am.
bracing the following described territory. viz.
Beginning at the N. u. corner Of Gsreea town.
ship, in Colunabiana county, thence w. o.
the county line to the 8. Il, corner Of E,ss
worth township, in TrumbulI county. thsnea
N. on the township line to the N. 4. corner
OF Elsworth-thence ". to- The i. n. eorne,
of Milton township--thenee N. TO lie n. r.
corner eF Miton-thence w. on the line of
townships 10 the NJ w. corner Of Palmyrs
township IN Portage county-thence 8. on
The township line to the s. w. corner or
talmyra-t thence w. on the township limo to
tho N. w. corner Of Atwster township-
thence 3. on the town line to the s.. w. cor.
ner Of Atwater-thence w, on the Rese,va
line to the N. w. corner Of Marlborouoh
township in Stark county-thcnce 8. on ~
line OF townships to tho 8. w. corner 81
Marloorough-thence E. on the line Of town.
ships to the N. w. corner Of. Washington
townshIp-thence 8. on the township Tina 70
the .. ". corner Of Washington--thencs Il.
on the .. line Of Washington to the county
iine-thence 8. on the county line to the 5.
W. corner Of West township in Columbians
county-thence y. on the county line to The
.: E. corner OF West--thence N. on the lins
Of townships to the N. line of the fourth tier
IT sectlons IN Butler township--thence e. On
the line OF sections to the u. w. corner az
Perry township--thence N. on the w. linz
OF Perry to the NJ W. corner 0fassid t6Wn.
ship-thence +, on the township line andiina
of sections to the E. line Of, Greene town.
ship-thence N on the township line TO- the
place Of beginning-embrscing Burlin. Eis,
wort and Milton townships, in Truinbull co..
Deerfed, Atwater, ard Palmyra townships
ia Portage co.--Lex'ngton, Ma,IboroagsSlS
Washington townships in Stark. COS snd dd
West, Knox, Smith, Goshen, and eieht secs
tions ofthe y. Of Butler and so much Of ths
township Of Green as lies beswoel, I'M tha line sf
sections that bounds the township of Perfy d
to: the =. and the Western Reserve iinsy co.'s
talnlng 4l7 square miles. T. ~ aii3 10
October goth, l84S. ,.--.-- sveae
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
V'esU Tailoring
ESTABL ISH NJ E Mt.

THE subscriber would announce to the
l. gentlemen of Ravenna and vicinity that
ne has taken the shop formerly occupied by
Mr.. Gee. in Masons Building, and ls prepared
TO do work in his line, in the most workman
like manner. He hopes by prompt attention
to business to receive share of public patr.
onage.
Those wishing cutting done can have it
done according to directions.
E. M. CLARK.
Ravenna, July %, 1845. off.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
HEAR 'YE.,.. ;.
FASHIONABLE FRENCH -
BOOT 4 SHOE MAKING

81 Opposition to 1mpositiosA.
fiarrah for the Cheap Boot & Shoe Sisrsk
Whereas, Malowny 6 Shannahan havs diss.
solved partnership by mutual consent, the,
business is 10 be conducted by Malowny, 10
the old stand, s doors south Of O, Rsestnss
store. He intends TO sell his boots and shoss
as cheap as any other vender in Ravenna. Hs
has already reduced so cents on bis fine boots,
also on other articles. His prices on sosfss
worksare as follows: - IS 80 TT
Cow hide Boots Is Aa.sA
Do. do. Shoes ns -I.so
Ladies boots and shoes in proportion. La.
dies ork warranted to be real Morocco ana
not sheep skin. Mr.. Malowny requests a
visit from the farmers before going elsewhere,
as the object is to exterminate all prssssdsd
abolitionists.
shame on such bullfrogs. istf
U Wanted an apprentice Of some experiences
to the above business .r. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
THUNDER AND GUNS.
Franklin against the Field -!
M. Il. q. II. REn1M -.

A RE now opening their Fall d wintsr
~ Goods comprising a. usual the choio-
est and best stock Of Goods to be found in
Portage county and what is better they win
continue as heretofore to sell their Goods Al
lower prices than they can be found anv.
where In this region. Bring on your produes
and cash and you will find u "rigM ,ide rO
v,th care"
Franklin Mills, Oct. 10. 1845.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
ARRIVED AT LAST,

GWIFT & HATCH are now receiving di>
- rect from New York, another extensive
assortments of
DRUGS & JMEDICZ.NES,
Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs. together with
choice lot of FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also fine lot of Paint, Varnish, White wash
and stripping Brushes, ard in short nearly every
thing usually found in Drug Stores, which
were purchased for cash and for cash we can
and will sell as low as any other establishment
in this section Of lhe country. We would
particularly invite Physicians, Painters, Hat
ters and clothiers to examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, ss we think we
can do what they will call the fairsthing in
quality and price. 80 -.
Ravenna, sept. II, l845.
P. S.-We have q pound or two Of that SO
cent which there is so much talk about.
SwFT g. HATCH.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
THE LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS
PURIFY THE Bl00H.

And thus remove all disease ffoa the system.
A single trial will place the LIFE PILLS and
PHG NIX BITE RS beyond sAs reach of eonps-
tition in the estimation Of ersry patient.
The genuine of these medicines put up in white
"Moras Good Samaritan containing the directions, &c,
on which is drawing o6 Broadway from Wall street to
Office, by which strangers visiting the city very easily
find The wrappers and Samaritans copyrighted,
therefore those who them nth white wrappers can
be assured that they genuine BE CAREFUL and do not
buy those with ysao~ vrapper but If you do be satisfied
that they eome direct from US, or don't touch them.
NJ Prepared and sodby
DH. WILLIAM q. MoFFAT,
335 Broadway, corner Of Anthony street, New York.
For Sale by
B. B. DAVIS, State Agent, Salem, Ohio.
LOCAL AGENTS IN PORTAGE AND SUMMIT
COUNTIES.
Swift & Hatch, Ravenna, M. e. C. II. Kent,
Franklin Mills, E. J. Sill, Cuyahoga Falls, II
B. Speman g. Co, Akron, Asa Pound, Atwater.
Jonathan Alden, Atwater. E. w. Hoag, Atwater,
w. Dickinson, Randolph, johnson & Go. Mid
dIebury, e. F. &. G. E. Kent, Mogadore. Cowles
& Doolittle, Strcctsboro' J. A. Skitf, Windham,
w. S. Crawford & Go. Freedom, F. Lewis, Pal
myra, Brewster g. Osborn, Mantua, II. Holcomb,
Client, Horr g. Beecher, Shalersville, Byam &
Whitney, Copley, A. Latham g. Co. Boston, Jas.
Robinson, ,Copley, J. G. Harsh. Johnsons Corners,
R. Matteson, Hiram, G. Doolttle. Bath, o. Hutch.
inson, Hiram, ]. Odell. Twinsburgh, Peak and
Powers Richfeld, A. Bass & CO. Hudson, Fl. S.
and E. v. Carter, allmadge. A. D. Scram, Aus
rora, }. Patterson, Clinton,O. p Norton. Charles.
town. 2mI9.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
BOOK STORE AND BINDEKY

Ravenna, June 5, l845.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-25
OBITUARY,

Di-d. on the 18th inst. in Cubcrrus county, r.
c. Mrs. MARY A. HARRIS, wife of Charles
w. Harris. Esq, in tho 9th year Of hoe ng".
Mrs Harris connected herself with tie Preshy,e.
rian Church. and by h fruhs sho gave scri ptu.
raj evidence that willie she had the form she s..
so felt the power Of godliness Her ppty was
unobtrusye in its character, and Uniform in ts
operation. During he sickness which .eruIina.
ted her earthly pilgrimage, size manifested much
christian resignation, often stating that The only
ground Of hope was 10 the merits Of Jesus Christ.
That she might retain her reason, aud die in tho
ttiumphs Of faith, was the great desire of her
heart, and the subject Of lorvent prayer. All
who witnessed her INST moments, felt tia. her
desire was granted and her prayer answered.
Sensible that the time Of her departure was q.
band, she bade each member Of ner family final,
and affectionate farewell and continued 10
converse with great calmness and composure til
she fell asleep. f" Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord from hencsforth yea saith tho Spirit
that they may rest from their iabofs. and their
works do follow them T.