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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25
PRINCE EDWARD MEDICAL INSTI-

THE next session Of this School will commence on
i the 18th October, ensuing, and continue till the
close of August l6f7, embracing period Of ten and
half months All the branches Of thorough Medical
Education, theoretical and practical, and IN accordance
with modern improvements and discoveries, taught
In this Institution.
course in the Institute, places its students on the
footing Of second course Students and renders them
eiribe for graduation after attending full course Of
-four months In the Washington University of Balti-
more one of the bes, Medical Schools in this country
During the term, students have frequent emporium.
ties of witnessing important surgical operations IN
private Infrmary connected with the Institute as well
in tile hotels and boarding houses Of the neighboood
The fee for full course will be $l2U-payaole on en-
terng the school Excellent board, with lodging fuel,
lights washing, &c, quite convenient can be had for
$40 per month. The whole Of the necessary expense
may be stated a, 5000; that is for board, tuition and
books.
JOHN P. METTAUER, A NJ, NJ. D., L. l.. D.
r. J. METTAuER, a. ~, ~. D.
Prince Edward Court House, Va, Aug. 14-cwtlstOct.
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IN CHANCERY.-vIRGIsIA:-A AT Rules held in lie
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancsry for Goochland county, on the Sd day oil
August, 1876: ~,
MaryJ. Terry, formerly Mary J. Poor, by John w.
Poor, her next friend, fiaihln'
against
William b Terry and Jane Poor, Defendants.
Bill fled and the defendant, William u. Terry, not
having entered his appearance and given security nc
cording TO the Of Assembly and the rules OF mus
Court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that ne
is not am nhabitan Of this Commonwealth, II Is ordered,
that the said defendant, William b. Terry, do appear
here at the rules TO be held for the said Court on Inc
frs, Monday in November next, and answer Tue palm
lifts bill aud that copy of this order be forthwith M
serted IN some new spaper published in The city OF Rlch
mond and continued for months successfully, and
posted Of the front dsor of the Courthouse OF this cou
~ ACopy-leste, -, ,,,,,p, c,s
Aug. 25-cw2m MAX W. MILLER, C'k.
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~ CONGRATULATIONS: AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Once of the Superior Court OF Chancery Tor
The Richmond Circuit, the 18th day OF Septemoer isao
Joseph X Anderson fialhtiH;
against
BENJAMIN Churchill and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules Vi this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhaoant 81
this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said defend
AM do appear al The rules 10 be held the said Court
on he first Monday In December next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be ior
with inserted in newspaper published IN the Guy
of Richmond for months successfully, and posted
al the front door of the Capitol III the said city,
A copy-Teste.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

The Ship Susan Drew cleared this morning
for Oregon. We understand she will carry out
about $50 men Of Col. Slevenson's command
Other ship. will follow, with he remainder Of The
resimenL-[N. Y Journal Of Commerce.
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EDUCATION.

rUNHE duties of my School will be resumed the first
OF October next and continued I'll 30ih April. The
course of study, and the method of instruction, de-
signed thoroughly 10 train and deveope the intelrc
tua powers 10 furnish the minds Of the youth with
such an amount Of useful knowledge az 10 prepare
them for the junior class in orge, for the Univer
sity or for the active duties Of life.
Ii will ever be an object of prime Importance with
the undersigned to promote the health and comfort oi
his pupils inculcate correct, moral and religious
principles and thus lay the foundation for such char
acters as shall command The confidence and esteem Of
the public.
THE TERMS:
For Board. including bedding and lights, SO
For Tuition, II
For session of months payable in advance.
Address-cumberland Court House, Virginia
Reference may be had to any Of the following gentle
men, viz: Messrs. William Thornton, John Miller,
DR.. John Trent, E. J. Darlington, ii. p. Irving, T.
Jones, Col. Parish, Rev. Dr. Leach, Rev. j. s. ARMS
tead Of this county; Col. Aug Leitwich Lynchhurg.
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The whig politicians of Ohio (says the Mobile

The whig politicians Of Ohio Says the Mobile
Reg,ier are going 10 great extremes for The OcIo-
Der election. Giddings in The northern partof that
State is preaching dissolution OF the Union, and
Bebb, the wing candidate for Governor, mounts
the hobby of "a perfect equality of laws, rights
and privileges between whites and blacks" Such
movements are alarming to sensible and sober
minded men, as they indicate recklessness Of
consequences, endangeIing public andprivate viz
tue and saleiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Superior Court Of
Chancrry for the Richmond Circuit, held NJ the Ca
po in the City of Richmond, on the 25th day o June,
l.i6
Henrico 10 whom the of Martin Pate was com
United for administration, with the VIII annex
ed, Iiain''n
against ,,.,
Levy R. Clarke aud Lucy D. his wife, aud Samuel
Pate, Defendants.
This cause in which the plaintiff appears 10 have pro.
ceeded against the defendants, Levy R. Clarke and
Lucy B. his wife, who out OF this Commonwealth,
in the prescribed by law for absent defendants
they still falling appear aud answer, came ON this
day TO upon the bin taken for confessed as
the said Levy Clarke and Lucy D. his wife, upon the
answer of the defendant, Samuel NJ Pate, with gene
raj replication thereto, aud upon the exhibits hied, anu
was argued by c0unse whreupon, The Court doth al
Judge order and decree, that one Of the Commissioners
OF This Court do give notice Ia the creditors OF Martin
PATE deceased nv publication OF this order Tor eisht
weeks IN the Richmond Wing and Richmond Enquirer,
two Of The newspapers published IN the City OF Rich
mond and posting the al the door OF The Court
House Of The county of enrico, and also at the Court
House Of the said City of Richmond on two several
Court days. TO produce their claims before him for sell
dement, within the period Of three months
a Copy Teste n. P. HOWARD, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

RICHMOND, 18Th September, IS4b.
in fulhlmeAi OF the above decree of the Superior
Court Of Chancery for The Richmond Circuit hereby
noiify the creds of Martin Pate, deceased that their
claims on his estate will be duly and legally au-
ihencaed delivered 10 in my office within the pc
rod Of three month"; or by the 10th day OF December
nett ensuing. NJ. B FOl IiaCA, VI. ,ehf.
Sent. l5-cMSW
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TILE TAPPAHANNoCK FEMALE Sc
hfINaRY

FINDER the superintendent of Mrs. LUCY Y.
u GRAY, will be rc.opened for the reception Of
pupils on the Monday in October, 1916 The course
Of instruction which successfully pursued
for many years past will be continued ~ h.r aided ny
we'll qualified teachers of both Applications
may be made for Boarding Day Scholars 20 the Prn-
cpal. Terms heretofore.
Tappahannock, Va, Sept. 4, lSi6-c2aw4w
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HAMppEN SIDNEY coIJECF

TUE annual commencement at this Institution will
take place on Wednesday, the twentythird day of
September 1896 On the Oath, addresses before the
ceties are expected from President Garland of Randolph
Macon College, l.. Tazewsl, ESQ.,, OF Lunenburg and
Reverend SIR Hoge of Richmond.
me trustees are requested to attend their annual
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Al the meeting Of the Board on the 2ls August, the
Reverend e. Ballentine, Dr. ]. Mettauer and Cl s.
venable Esq, elected Professors of the College
Hampden Sidney College, September 4-cw4w
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
THE next Annual Session of the University will COM
mencc on the lst October, and continue, without
interruption, until the Doth June The Faculty is
posed us follows
GEssNER HARRISON, Professor of Ancient Ian
guages
Nj. sCHALE DE WERE, Professor of Modern Lam
EDWARD II. CoURTENAY, Professor Of Mathe-
MATES.
WILLIAM D. ROGERS Professor of Natural Phi.
los0phy.
ROBERT E. ROGERS, Professor of Chemistry and
Materia Medca.
JAMES L. CABELL, Professor Of Anatomy and Sur
gerry.
HENRY HOWARD. Professor Of Medicine.
WILLIAM II. McGUFFEY, Professor Of Moral Phi
losophy.
JOHN B. MINOR, Professor of Law.
To be admitted into the University the student must
he sixteen years of age but The Faculty are authorized
dispense with this requisiliun in the case of applca-
ton for admission by Two brothers, one Of whom may
be under The age of sixteen.
IL the applicant for admission has been student nj
any other Incorporated Seminary, he cannot br received
into the University unless he produces certificate
from such Seminary other satisfactory evidence 10
the Faculty. with respect 10 his general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF Clothes
books and pocket money, are estimated as follows:
Board, including furniture and attendance, for nine
months, Sioo
Fees il single Professor be attended, $50; u two,
$50 for each, irthree or more, Sa5 each. ray %
Fuel and candles, To be furnished by the Proctor al
md m.
only one student in the dornltory, al $50. if two
in the same room, al 10
Rent Of an entire dormitory, SIC; for half, if occu
pied by two students,
Use of library and public rooms, ID
Sal3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

In the Medical Department, the session is of The same
length as the Academic srssion-nne months-whch
enables the students to complete curriculum Of studies
as extensive that Of any other Medical Institutions III
the Cni0n by attending only two lectures day. Ihry
have moreover, the advantage Of daily rigid exanina-
tons on the subjects discussed IN the d lily lectures
The expenses of the Medical students the same
sectng fee Of S. WIN. !. kEMPER,
Proctor and Patron of the University of Virginia.
July l3-cwtlst Oct
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POWERS OF ATTORNEY TO RECEIVE

MONEI Or f1f Wv ERNMEN i.
We are requested (says The Union) 10 call the
attention Of claimants upon The government 10 4
law passed July %, 1916. This act provides
that whenever claim on The United States shall
hereafter be obtained by resolution or act OF
Congress, and thereby directed 10 be paid," The
money shall not be paid 10 any person other than
The claimant or his legal representatives, unless
such person shall produce a power Of attorney.
ezceutsd after The enactment Al Tie resolution ~ 10
allowing he dam.
"And every such warrant Of attorney shall re-
fer 10 such resolution or act and expressly rrcc
the amount allowed thereby, and shall he attest
ed by TWO competent Witnesses and I've achnow-
lodged by the person or persons executing il be-
fore an officer having authority 10 take The ac-
acknowledgements OF deeds. who shall certify such
acknowledgment; and i. shall appear by such
certificate that such officer, AT The lime Of making
such acknowledgment, read, ard fully explained
such warrant OF attorney to the person Or per-
sons acknowledging the same"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25
To The Editors of ii. Euopi,.

Gentlemen Permit me through the CO.
lumns OF your paper to announce to YOU and
your readers an occurrence that took place this
day on The Potomac River. We left Washing
ton City about 9 o'clock on board of the beaut-
tul Steamer Powhatan, with The great Southern
mail We passed all OF the steamboats, on The
Polomac-hfsl going by The Alexandria boat
Phtrnix, which seemed 10 me as if II were stand
Ing perfectly sill. When about thir,y-fve miles
from Washington, we went by the Baltimore boat
columbus" Then came The rug OF war; with
the crack boat for Norfolk, The steamer "Osceo-
la" which we had 10 contend with all The way,
from Washington. Although The "Osceola" start
ed some time before we did, yet we caught up with
and passed her also-showing, the delight OF all
the passengers on board OF our boat, that the
steamer Powhatan came ont victorious.
cannot lei this occasion slip without assuTipg
you that Capt. Rogers was as cool and collected
ana al the same time as dignihed, as any officer
have ever met with in my lis-aiter assuring
you, sir, that travel some where in The neishbor-
hood OF 10000 miles per annum.
May The President OF the Potomac Company
know how 10 appreciate the value OF so able a
commander as Capt Rogers Yours,
Septr 23d. A TRAVELLER.
A FAILING TREASURY.-Suchi is the Ian
guase used by the wings as regards the treasury
OF their country when engaged in foreign war,
and IS The same unpalrio,.c language which was
used during the last war by the federal parry, now
changed in name 10 Uhig, but in name only
We warn The people OF a conspiracy 10 inlnrc the
government and the country, by cndeavorins 10
induce the impression that there is "a failing tlea-
sury." The means OF the government are ample;
il has surplus in cash OF more than FIVE millions,
and large accruing revenue; lis treasury notes
are receivable now everywhere in payment OF
public dues. and rcdeemable here in specie 4, the
treasury, whether before or after maturity and
the unpatrolic effort TO depreciate them will prove
signal failure, and will sink the projectors 10 the
level Of the enemies Of their country during The
last war.
We respectfully tell the National In,elligencer,
that in its excessive zeal 10 find au, with The ad
ministralion, il should be more cautious in seiz-
ing upon and endolsingsuch statements as those
which have been boldly and idly circulated BY the
"St. Louis Republican. Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

The result OF the late election in this Stale ha,
been one Of signal victory 10 lie democracy. In
every congressional district the democratic pa:iy
have elected member 10 Congress By al ncreas-
ed majority over The vote cast in The same coun-
ties for President and Vice President in lsii.
Although the district system in this State was got
len up principally by The Wing party, yet they
have failed in The election OF n single member 70
Congress, and at The same time the Wing go!e has
diminishedyery considerably.
[ lfi,e.rl,rl Il.lnir.t
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MAlNE..-From different papers which have
reached us this morning, Says the New York
Journal OF Commerce, We have returns fol Go
vernon from 800 towns and plantations, with he
following results:
Dana, Dem, 1926
Bronson, Wing, o7915
Scattering, LOG,
Dana over Bronson, thus far I3l.
Lacks OF a majority, 41i6
crease Danas plurality, bul cannot elect him,
on account OF the immense number OF scattering
votes
From HE Portland AdrertiSy Of lIondapl
Bv Letter from Easlporl, We learn that ROBIN
son Palmer, Loco is elected 10 The Senate in The
Sth District, and there is probably no choice in
the nth Senatorial District From he Rcpiesen-
iatve Districts we have hea ri Of the election ~
five more members, four oil which arc Locos, ana
a gain OF one 10 each party over last year.
The aggregate now stands as far AZ We have
heard-3l Wings. 20 Locos, and Liberty man.
The Bangor Wing OF the 10Th says:-"Thcre
aretwenly-six Wing Representatives. elected, and
twenty.three Locos, so far as heard from"
The Augusta Age says:
"The Democrats have elected 3 Senator'S in
York-3 in Oxford-3in Waldo-I in Aroos;ook
II in Eastern Senatorial district, and probably
one in both the Western and Middle districts; AMI
possibly in Penobscol and two or three in Cum
berland. The Wings have chosen three in hcn-
nebec. II is matter OF donbl whether a quorum
OF The Senate is elected. Such scauerarion and
confusion were never before known in our State"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

lGood washing may be had ut from TO 10 dollar.
the session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25

After all, il seems that we are not yet 70 have
the electric telegraph through our city. II will
proceed 10 New Orleans down the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, instead of by the main Southern route.
Ii is said that MIR. -. Bravo, OF New Orleans,
has completed his arrangements for the extension
OF the telegraph from Philadelphia 10 New Or
leans According 10 the New York Herald, the
entire line will be completed in few months
at extends from Philadelphia 10 Harrisburg,
Pilsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville ST.
Louis, Nashville, Memphis, yick.burg, Naichez
to New Orleans. This line will comprise two
ST. Louis, and the other; formed by Mr.. Bravo,
from 81. Louis 10 New Orleans"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-04-24
NEW YORK PRQ1nce liAHgEI,

SIMEON p. SMITH. Sign of;he Anvil,
90 N,bitrl-I1na Nc,v York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-04-24

LETTER OF Ex- Governor SEwARD.-ln
reply to letter addressed to him by the
Wings of Chlutanqnc county, desiring his
CONSENT to stand as one of their Candidates
for Delegate TO the Constitutional Conven-
ton, f t-Governor Seward wrote a reply Of
VII CHI the following is an exracl:-
IL want no war i want no enlargement Of
TERRITORY, sooner Than it would come II we were
couten"d with a masteriy inactivity. ! abhor
wa, as deest slavery. ] would not give one
human life ior all the continent that remains to
be annexed But | cannot exclude the con.ic.
t0h tn It the popular passion for Territorial ag-
grand cement IL irresistible. Prudence, Just Ice,
cn~arlIcc may check 1t for a season, but 1t viii
gam strength by lis snlingaiion. An American
Navy is lowering over Vera Cruz An Aneri-
can Army is at the heart OF what was Mexico.
Let the Oregon question he sc Ted when II
tnay, it will, nevertheless, come back again.
Oar population is destined To roll lis resist less
waves to the icy barriers Of the North, and TO
encounter Oriental civilization on the shores oil
the Pacific The munarchs OF Europe are TO
have no rest, while they have colony re'nan
ing on this Continent. France has already sold
out. Spain has sold out. We shall see how
long before England lnclines TO follow their ex-
ample II behuoves us then, equality ourselves
for our mission. We must dare ou- destiny
We eau do this. and can only do II, by earl,
measures which shall effect the ahol'lIoa ct sla
verv. without iptancy, without oppression
without Injustice To shareholders, Without cvl
war. with The consent Of mankind, and the p
probatinn of Heaven. The restoration OF III
riptt of suffrage to free men, is the hrs ac,,an
tuIll draw after it in due time the sublime catas
truphe of emanc patton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-04-24
II. John Longs Linimcnt.

THE Proprietor OF ihl> popular remedy re1l.>t,
l. attention g. the following letter IRON one OF his
Agenls:-
RurLAND, VI, 26th February, lsi6
DEAR SIR-l cannot refrain from writnp Won n,
this lime, 10 inform YOU OF The daily increasing sale
of your valuable llnInen,. have Teen engaged m
seng pa'ent medicines for nine years and have sold
many Lnment> WITHIN that time, al prCie.s ing TO
cure the same diseases which yours IN realty does
cure, but they performed very few cures ronse rent
ly he >ale was very small. Iour Linjment Is he
article ADORE all others for what it i designed. l.
has gwen perfect satisfaction every IN tante here
il has teen used, winch cannot Ie said If any other
medicine exlant. | will give Won few instances Of
H. success. An elderl, Lady OF TIN, town who has
cen iroblei with an lee ion of he Liver for fifteen
yeIrs, has used It for twp three week.; he in
forms me that she IL now nearly we'll and Think
that a few more bottles Of lhe Lnlmenl will perlrc
a entire cure.
Another case i OF Yong man who has been
troIi led with the same dseac Tor Is months. lie
has ln>t commence the IT n, AMI before he had
used one hoie, hi> SIDE, here he applied the Lint
ment, lccame very red, aud the morning that he
made the last application of the nr'i bottle he threw
mp a great quantity ot matter, and found also that
matter nal cen thrown q I through the pores of the
skin directly eyer the OF he disease. At Gr,t he
was quite alarme !, aud hi father came 10 me 10
know whe her thought 1t woud answer 10 c,ni,nue
the tise al II under Hose crcunls anceS. tod him
ihat il was lust what the LlnlInenl uesIsnrd 10
do as he shuuld have known by ailenuvcly reading
the paper accompanying each ollie. His fears AZ
once vanished he took another bottle aud his son is
now cOnrdie>ceHt
In numerous ca es of obstinate rheumatism il has
zen eqlally successful.
MCLTuM IN PARVO
shoull lie llown IN the ,ie of every Lotte as there
8 unlues iona ly more Medical Virtue in ono boue
OF Nulr Lnimeol than in Ten OF any other ind in re.
could I'LL a lar.e quartz volume in chroncllns the
wcnlerfIl { ,eri> Of Il, John Longs Lnilnen Tut |
pre- 'lme that you daily receiving many more IA
vorab accounts from other parts Of the coInry, aud
will not farther weary yoJr patience al this tine.
Res ec'luy Iouts,
w. f. &. STODDARD.
For a'eby PE"K X SPEAR, Burlington. 45W3
And w. B. HATCH Co., Wlnooski Falls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-04-24
brighton MARKET, April 10, 1886

At market, 3i5 Beef Cattle, % y'kes Working
ur.u. 25 Cows aud Cave, 400 Sheep, aud 500
sine 200 Beef Cattle aud nearly all the SWINE came
- H. Wrs ern Rail Road, aud 200 Beef aue are
Sro.cted by Rail r ..ad next week Tue q'auy OF the
NJ Cauye vas very superior. We quite to cores
pom nnars-Rrrr CATTLE - We quote Extra. $3.50.
~, nially Sc; a ST IS; second $3.50 si,1ji Third
Si75 u $3.50 80, e,o e.. Ia 30,
cows nnI Cave---Saics $40 S25, SZo anu So
SS.sorS,les at 3,25, 3 so -, AIS.
S.ire-lo,s to peddeati a. nd 5ae; large BaHows
Al and &c. Al retail from to 6!c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-04-24
Jcnnet Cummins, Esfafe.

STA TIE or VERMONT Probate
District OF Chtenden, IS. ~ Court holden 1t
Burlington, within and for the District aforesaid, on
the 4th day Of April, 4. d. 1916, an Instrument pur
porting 10 be the last VIII and Testament of JENNET
tUMMINS late of Milton, in said District, deceased
was presented to the Court here for Probate, by
James n. Plat Of Burlington afore aid.
lHEnEFoRE it is ordered by said Court that public
notice he given TO all persons intended therein 10 an
pear ielore said Court, at session thereof to he
holden at the office of the Register Of said Court in
SAID brringlon, on the 18th day Of May, A. D/Isi6,
a. a, ~ O'Clock A. NJ, and contest the probate OF said
WILL and il is further ordered that tins order be NIB.
llshel three weeks excessively in the Free Press,
news aper printed at Burlington, in this STATE the
last OF which shall be previous TO the day assg ned
as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand n, the Registers Office this
4ih dav of April, A. D. lsi6
47w3 CHARLES RUSSELL, ,y,dre.
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Id i @ al 4.

,los,or N Y. on the l3 h inst, LODOlSKA
A. vie of Henry Scarf aged 81 years.
H.. d.mise of this Lady, large circle OF friends
mv .es will DO called upon TO mourn her
oneIy death. Mrs. searl cams to this e,y n sG
H Since from tine Ea st h @ heah She died
i ing Mrs s. was a lady of unusual ac-
OF cohst kind and uns ssumng in her depot'
e" She always manifested hat 10 hs
Will Of her Heavenly Faher w" she died without
true Sscp and her friends have The blessed
I'M, her gentle spirit Is now in that aooue
''where the wicked cease from troubling anu t"' W.
~ are at rest" 49,. ~.
d.nob,e, ofA' " Holley, aged months and II days