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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

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SPERM CANDLES, OIL, Ae.-Jus rsss si ~
- boxe. Of superior sperm candles shen =. ~
- Iovr for ash VIZ 50 10 By the box or . % ~
--..sI Bsst Winter sperm oil 10. s1Pen2I H.-Ss "
$50 .o.r oil A s. gall Also, Ire tess ores
$500 srits kc fer sale IN quantities ., suit
armies by o. FOWLER. 81 snd - Ireen "a; .no
IS yesey-st
DLRACHRD .HEETINGs and shirtiar q s,s'y
ID .fyle and width. from Of y.'d % - 49, n =,
Csdar.t n~.r Pearst This Is the hfs, sna ony ~
.v. assortment Of blesehed goods IN tns SJ, - -;
hoods are furnished 70 country fnercnan' ~ ~
wants a. the trade prics. Of Ar{s 0n - c...,
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
noO,Is TO LET-with full or partial board, IN a
IL smail private family without children The situation
: very desrsbie for gentleman aud his VILE or i9i
10 the house Apply Al lls Fourth avenue next eoof 70
the Twenty hith-st o.. :.
HANDSOME double and single room 70 let, with
n or without board. IN pleasant ane hrails f. ~
the house Al all ties OF the day Apply 81 4'i
Terms moderate ~ =.
DOARDING-1a Houston-st A pleasant room ane
ID srirg5u with pantry attached % iet WIKI osatoi
,it.ble Tor gentleman and his vile Also iooin iei
two single gentlemen. Please apply ~ 30 hoss'oosH
corner of Crosby-si rst block from oroaaNsy % ~
mann WaNTED-By gentleman and wife where
ID rbrr sr few OF no other bozTders location DeoH "a
nal 81 and west OF Broadway. Terms moderate sl1s"
;. r. Tribune Ofee.
DOARD.-Peasant rooms on the second hoo,. ean =
ID had, with good board, a. l76 fuiton-'t ,s~ 49,
west 0i Broadway v -
DOARD-A gentleman and lady or two 'nsie ssani,.
ID mas suited very comfortable rooms Ahl ~.
or partial board near Broadway Inquire p ANeI,-
DOAiDING-Twy three gentlemen wishinsA per
ID mnnent place Of hoard be accommodated M srA
feel private family by inquifins AZ 81 BFoonesi sea- nc
Bowefy. y. -
,n,RD.-A gentleman ard lady, single gentle
II men can be Accommodated VITA .ood board and A41
= -, ,r III. second story .; "a " hte 81 neaf Broad
.y wbers yoa viii ind al the comforts Of home
Reierences gwen AID felaiI.o- - %,
DOARDING-rw0 psroS. win ssero .s sao.s.ns
- ~ ale roous may be Obtained wta sooa bard ana
- senasIs terms at the large and pleasant house 80
Brosawsy = few doors from hoeston-s1 - I'M,
IJOaRDING-A email PsioI and eses0P S1 % ne
ID second hooT suitable iel g 90 ISL
let with board 81 10 ChAmbefss;- - -
nOARDINC in Chamberst-Two sentletuasn .,, can
Is nIaraTe very dssrable RON with ooAra 0y sa.as
~ 10 CharnberssI
DOARD-Pieusnt rooms with good seeenin91,
- and reasonable prices Apply - Liee''J'N "
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"a TO LET-To respectable family, the upper part.
r.; including front bfsemsnf oithe buckdw~ns mouse
-A 80 Hesters Pos.es0n sven Immediately. Inquire
IN the ur.mi.es Oh ~
-. TO IET-To small family the ID story Of house
u West Thirteenth e. consisting Of Two rooms two
- bedrooms, panfncs &C CrOton water ia the yard.
Yearly rent p - Inquire GA the premis~s.
FOR sALE--A email cottage and 10 acres " land one
hours ride from Jersey City Railroad. Price oop,
twothifds N which can remain on mortgage Apply AZ
above. % 81
81 TO IET-The Hallof the City Institute. ISL Allen.
~: recently 6ted up for Temperance Literary and
4-A Religious Societies II may be had three or four
evening and afternoons during the W-e. Evenng Glasses
IN Commercial Arithmetic, Penu4anship and book keep
nx will commence Monday Let November next o25 lwis-
CAT PRIVATE SALE-FouT valuable lots u
Nd ground, situated the northeast corner OF Second
- avenue and Tweuty sec0ndst being ~ feet inches
on Second avenue nv J feet Twenty second II VIII
be- sold bsrxain for cash. For particulars apply -
ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk, Auetl0neer,
90 7.v Z Er..fs f
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DrBLIC EXHIBITION OF BROWNS PAIN

u INU> 7-HerOes OF PaIo MO, Kesscas Mohtofcy thd
Buena Vsta-Nil be exhibited. for short time only. a.
Stewards old stand opposite the Park Browns celebrated
Portraits OF General Taylor. General Wool Colonies Mon
roe Beknsp Mansfield aud Whiting Majors Bliss, Bragg
and Eaton; Captains Ramsay, Garrett and Linnard Sur
geon Craig Medical Director; Orderly bingham iwho
was captured AZ Buens Nistal and 4" Old Whitley the
f.rf,med war horse OF Gen Taylor Also, Headquarters
ArnY Of Occnnafon. ~ Walnut sprnss. Mexieo. 81 In
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DEMPSTER'S

u EAIIlFJL MUsII.-Ihe Nay Queen, Complete OF
ID IN parts Lament Of The Irish Emsr.nt. Bhnc Boy
Death u Warren. When the nigh; Wind hcwNleth I'm
erali Isle Tax yoar su'd cloak ahout " I'm slcne
whv does the white Also Tn siotf ! love the
Free Old Granite state. Good coming SPIDER and
Flv. rev edition Jenny Lind's swedish Melodies rye
new songs. three new Polka f0nr marches a.
Hollis Music store. o. 81 Fufou-st near Rrosdwsy.
Mr. Dempster viii sing a. Lyceum Hall, Brooklyn. on
Thursday evening. Oct ~. o-5 3tisSaluNI Tn
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BURNHAM t. CO.,
FINE WATCy1E s.

FINE WATCHES.
GOLD AND SILVER.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER Ia selling all descriptions
f. of fine Gold and Silver Watches snd Jewelry, a.
~. RETAIL lower than any other house ia the city
be- warranted % keep good time or the money 'e
turned Wafche. and jewelry exchanged
Watches repaired IN the best nanef At mneh es thsn
the usual prices Gold watches - low a. ~ 10 - each
GRO { ALLEN Importer Of Watches
and Jewsiry, wholesale and retail, 81 Wall--t
.ll ,ui.s corner William. 81. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

cy.xcxsY-Tne Chancellor having as 10
srsf of 4. vbleh t. close Up the business before
sss JsaScsd term for arsomsn, yesterday in the
IN
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4. r HOu0H, Asctione~f
NIEIA.NARk HlRAE HAZAAH.


4. r HOu0H, Ascroneef
NEW.YORk HORSE BAZAAR, 81 Crosbyst
The next regular Auctioa ssles viii take place Oh
Wednesday Oct ~ At II O'Clock. With csrrsxss and hs
MSS. and 10 O'Clock with horses Craftsmen having
horses offer will please register before O'Clock
Tuesday or they cannot be offered BY Catalogue
JOHN H. 0AfFlELD, Proprietor
90 ztis' WILLIAM COWAN, Manager
WALTER 0REENOUGH, Austioneer
ELOUR, CORN MEAL, BEEF. Sc. II Auction.
i WALLER 0REENOUGH co will sell 10 NOR.
w edne n O'clock Ia front OF their store. los
Wa.t for account OF nnder vrters WHOM, IL may
Germ Flour 800 bbls prime Oenssee Hour 100 bills
meal - bbs beef damaged per brig Dsmiersscvs Oh lt
n JOHNSON, Auetionssr.
BOOTS AND sHOES.-By A. d. 0ALE-sier,
- IN Pearl st--TUESDAY, Oct ~, at v O'clock. H.
Se boots. shoes, bf0s.ns and rnbbsrs
Constantly on hand, general assortment of the shove
goods NJ private sale
~ B-LibefsI cash advances made consisomsots OF
boots, shoes, leather. hats, caps, &c 90 <is
VIM H. JONES. Aaetionser
- DOTS AND sHOEs.-By ID INOEfSoLLk
DCO-stoYs ~ Psarl-st--On "Wednesday. octob>r ~,
1t ~, O'clock boots shoes and bfossos suitable
Tor the Southern, Western and city trade
Also. 81 cases mems prime Kip pezfed boots
Also, ~ mems calf s~wsd water proof boots
Also 10 cases womsn's leather pesfsf bnssins
Also. cases vomen's leather pe<fed lacs boots
Also, 10 nis~es leather pessed lace boots. or
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D.
DR. HOLLICK's
GREAT MEDICAL WORK.

4 BOOK which should be put in the hands 81 every
"A adult female throughout ihs land. Price -, elegantly
bound. - - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

'RTVATF DANCING AND WAITING ACADEMY
lIR, -FARING'- SCHOOL Is open Tor the sea
vi son For aud full particulars please apply al
a. rss,lsnee III Rond..t O22 lwlsuaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

ITO TOBACCO CIiEWER-.-Ne haFs J1 st. =
retr-d s1rl- of The u-~y-ilveuted Tobacco y, -A-ts
~ 40 convenient substitute for the tqoacco o1 1
s- ne .urs ssric bv which tho tobacco = sept per
f-cfiy rure ard moist; beinE compact A' Govern
eut tsv are every Nay preferable O. any na o. 'oA D"
~ F5f sale wholesale and retsil bJ 80. - o..
JOHN D. BROWN co. l-2Faiton-st
fiier :, .-H-s 49, 80
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ME GREEK, sLAyEoSGys EsiS,',9g Pow ,S

large saoos the National Academy Of Design corner Of
Broadway and Leousrd.st from O'Clock A NJ. until 10
2 NJ Admiitance % cents Season tickets 80 cents
L. The for those holding tickets Will close
on the r,t day of November purchased
and after the 10th October will ente the holder 70 VISIT
the exn-ht.n until the --s nay OF December newt olo
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yoI>c.- .TRAW u,T

YOU<G'- STRAW hat Mandatory, ~
~ - Bowery between Heser and Grand sfs-lhr pro
pr~tor ofthe above establishment has now on hand
WI usual handsome assortment 90 straw goods, SUD
also kinds of Hats such satn. velvet suitable io me
els1n Got IN the best and oi the best Materials
with ribbons flowers and feathers and almost every at
Gle u the line that desirable, 81 moderate prices
r.xx.luif.Tuk~
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SIMPSON. So Mulberry-st.

NIU-IC.-Bals and partie, attended with music, snch
wi As VIOLIN with harp piano accompaniment, or in
srumens from 70 five in number, as may be request
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

r. No Merchant or Family should be without thi.
wonderful Salve. IL will he furnished to al the mos
liberal terms by applying the only place Tor tho sonune
a. .f f2fl-r~FSryoSs CoErI spD-sr-t.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

TEA CUERs.-A school. Furniture and Apparatus
1 may be lad on terms very fayorshe 70 gentleman
who wishes 20 establish himself m New-1ofs Address
a X Invalid Trbuue Ohee. stating qualifications, re-
.,on.ihiitiv ana rafer-nes, Oh 81
DROP. yILLEPLAIT AND LADN's Enshsh
and French School Tor Young Ladies' - brccnr - De-
tween WaveFey- place and Eighthsi For terns pleas@
inquire of Prot ' o-o IlAAs-
A LARGE ASSORTMENT 81 keady-mste Over
"A coats CoAks. Winter frocks, Business Coats, - az
- Broadway. American Hotel
OF WM 7. JENNINGS A CO.
DER STEAMER CAMBRIA-New Nesfinss era
L yais Hdxis. &C received a. 81 broscway -
OF w T. JkNNlN1S W
XVOODBRIDGE'- PATENT LOCKS, iol
w Banks safes ADD Siore--the only ones giving luH
proof that they be pckednay b. had az the man
flciory 81 Ehrabe;h-st " y or q sEents % no
40 KEyyARD-Lost, on Thursday afternoon IN com
80 from about 10 Broadway 90 the American h9se-
I'm. tpart way stageJ or IN the Museum a iaay
Mourning Pin set with hsr marked A r L. On ne p.1k
The finder viii receive the above reward snd nc htnAs
OF the owner b. leaving AZ the Tribune Oce o. Us
DITRCE'- NEW HOT-AlR TwO-OyES RANCE
I-The public are requested 70 call and examine uie
above now M operation - Broadway THIS h.nse io
simplicity and economy superior 70 anything o. ne kud
eve offered % constructed that any person IAN .e
u There are 10 dAmpers b. used or haes 70 get choted
m With coal or ashes Warranted IN Al eAses 70 give salts
Action los 6us.l GEORGE PIERCE, - nIoedHe!
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NJ 7. O'Clock, AZ . >pfuced
PvBiio ADNiNsrR.ros's SAFE 90 Law Books. Sc-
About TOo vols Of Law Books comprising the Library Of
the late David Gres Esq consisting Of ancient aud mod
ern Law and Equity Reports 10 complete Gets and
variety Of standard WORKS OF ate editions
Also fine lot OF library and bedroom furniture Cat.
slcsues will be ready days before the sale TO be OBJ
tanned Of the auctionesr OF the sdmlnsrsor tor tar
Their inform ation apply 70 JAMESS THAYER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-06
4 Coincidence.

The Baltimore Pino, refers to The remarkable eoi,ci
dcnee that on the very daJ the battle Of B1sna Vista com
men'ea-whIo Cen Taylor was vniicadng IN the field bs
claim 90 The high military reputation which every BODY
free from the tainted atmosphere she administration .,
rounded WITH accords 10 him-.ho bill authorizing Mr.
Polk 10 appoint Mr Benton tho chief command was be-
fofe the 5cnitc,
The Patriot adds that not in consequence Of the
victories he hes gained, bol the Injustice that has been
done him. the PEOPLE have determined q, place Con
ia'ior 10 tie very Office now occupied b. Mr. Polk
o. Ins t'tya that papc) work certain 10 be done be-
'nain all that has been con6dcJ 10 him 90 d. IN oil bot
h' mas "nuen' M oil that he has advised 10 d. end Boo OLD
'M he propose do, Gen Taylor has ihc wn that he unie
'' qualities of wise state man, brave aid humane s,
oef' ana ssHiuI communicative ready G,r cv-ry
'mefgeney-in fine, who unos o.. he qualities the, con-
fn'u'e' ho truly great man. All his s corain-but not
more % then that Gen. Ilchary Taylor old Rough and
Ready tho nero Of Palo Alto, Re,aea de- Ia Pslns NJ,
tsy snd Bucna Vsm. i'. hs life be spared 20 be b,
Hrsf PrsHdssfo Of NE United &ates"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-06
-, - lcoMNuNichrEp.
=" '"e common council OF tie City
OF Richmond.

lou nave oeen appealed to so repeatedly yet unsuc
Sess'uy' by the business the south side OF the
BASIN to extend TO that portion OF the city hand OF JUS
hce which has been literally and prousey extended to
oher and more unimpor,ant localities, that anticipate
inc faie that awaits this appcabu any of YOU will
ps along Canal street, down 10Th. the Depot OF the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company in wet wea-
er you can readily satisfy yourselves OF the PEEious
cEsrrY which exists that something should be DONE Ii is
the main ooughierc OF the city, and il no other rea-
son. Is enucd 10 your aid Not only this but who have
10 snip from this section, have 10 submit heavy
and grevous tax IN additional drayagc for every In.
tie shower OF rain. To ship from the lower end OF
Byrd street, or lO'h street. to AVOID the impossible
Canal street, wagons have to drive up Byrd street TO Sh
and down Cary Rockets which increases the drsvagc
~ per cent Foot passengers also have walk blocks
out OF their way 10 reach have seen three or four
teams ltnoeddea IN me mud on Byrd the same
time while the poor bFues were kneelng under the Iasb
OF the driver Ought this to continued Just improve Ca
nal street from Chevallies M-l0th stccet and Byrd
at least side walk, and You will hear nothing further
from SOUTH SIDE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-06
raj Character ian Candidates.


Messrs Editors; There is somewhat tina, cannot hep
respscung IN the tone Of paragraph last week. on my
article IN the Enquirer, addressed the friends Of Mr. Cal
houn aud nrginG them vote for Mr. w ID Lc,ks e6;ss
because OF his superior moral character Be assured ,ba,
my "insnuauon" you are pleased TO call IN did Mr.
Bolts injustice there is man who will regret half n
much as saa nor would be swiite in making atone
men BE assured, also, that any sspirant Of any party 10
whom my remarks are applicable is most welcome 10 an
ply mem 70 himself; they were for ALL SUCH nsw
aad here.er Ihey cmhody the of-oxpressed thoughts
OF my "hoie i'e-espiessod in print more than twenty
years ago and they will my course at the polls
as long Ss hve Whether the disspaed candidate he
wing OF Demoerat-Ifospe Tyriuspe-I shall always OK.
n my OF all parties, refuse him their sup
port ana TO uphold aud promote him who is of an opposite
.nata'It II my poisoned shaft, passing by" Mr. b
struck anohet Congressional candid who really de-
served the eensurcs which you are pleased TO deem ne,
sonalnes,' implied in my praises Of MIR. Leake-, il
win oil my heart mean to stand or fall live or die by
the maxim IN that Enquirer artele-,ha far the fore
most requisite IN candidate for public Office is or ought
TO De- MORAL CHARACTER" am sure you Mcssrs. Ed.
tors and many e your party, will not dissent from Thai
maSm though we sometimes differ widely in our appica
uons OF IL You're, very respectfully
A BUCKsKIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-06
RUMORED CAPTURE OF VERA
CRUZ---ihc CITY and HE Ca.Ilet

passenger in tho Southern Cam yesterday morning
brought the gratifying inlelligencewhch hope may
confirmed by this mornings ma-tha, General Scot, had
succeeded after asanguna battle, in compelling the Mex
surrender both the City OF Vera Cruz the Cas-
Tie Of San Juan. The loss Of the American army is said TO
have been 500 This said have been received
in Charleston 1--WE presume if be true, by the way OF
Hav maj just tho steamboat the of starting
Our lac, New Orleans dates III o'clock A. NJ Of the 29th
u; contain letters from the Army Vera Cruz dated
on the 10th. which publish this morning. At that time
in consequence OF the OF boseous weather for
days, Gen. Scott had been able land his hea-
Wy ordnance But the n. o. Bulletin states that General
Scott word the citizens OF Vera Cruz on the 10Th
for ell the children and peheeabe citizens to leave
the town, he intended make attack Immediately
possible, therefore, that the may be uue Though
do place entire confidence in il.
The Delta OF tho 29h says that most Of the foreign
residents had left Vera Cruz and taken refuge on board
ihc neutral ships of and it adds that many of the
Mexican citizens in favor of an carly captuation
which violently opposed by the military, by whom &C.
ve OF the citizens had been sho, for urging that
The report Of the recapiure Of Midshipman Rodgers
turns out TO have been incorrect lie is still prisoner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-06
(CoNMuNicArEp.
Irish RpIipf.

The committee Tor receiving and forwarding donations
10 relieve the suffering poor OF Ireland, have chartered the
hue Bsrquc Blclel5r Capt Horton load IN James river
with provisions ard direct the port Dublin for dis
tnbuuon 10 the most needy by the Society of Friends
The British Government have agreed to pay tine freight
on all contributions going from this country, and will be
admitted duty The last Steamer from Europe brings
truly melancholy intellgence OF near forty thousand
deaths by starvation up the LIST OF March Our friends
m the country who are collecting for this object will send
on as soon as they can that this vessel may get oil by the
2J,h or 25th o. April.
Since last report, have received the following
donations
From Messts TomPkins & Cog bbs corn meal
F.Om RO HlIvey-2 bbls -four.
From Mrs LePer-l box clothing, and also one from VIM
Willisms.
From John T Anderson Esq OF Caroline county-slO.
F.om Mount Carmel Church, Caroline couniy-S35 10
by Mr. Thos II Fox.
From RO White. Esq. Lexington-55 bbls corn.
The above vessel will carry about 500 barrels and as
yet heraek is near 1900 barrels complete the cargo
We hope the 'eads OF Ireland in Petersburg and Norfolk
will aid IN getting the cargo off.
IL W. & J. J. FRY & CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-06

The u. s. steamship Telegraph, Copt Aud arrived NJ
tho $. w. Pass the 9Th inst, at A. NJ sevony-to
hours from Broz,s Santiago which paco enc et on the
2ttn inst On the evening Of the 2Jth encountered vo-
lent nouhor aud compelled 10 lay 20 ght hours reco
wing dimago end throughout which che proved beraef
a noble steamer.
From Capt Auld VIC learn that positive information
bad been received from Cen Taylors camp since inc I'd
Of March From the best information obtained il sppeors
that Santa Anna had retired Matohuala with the army
under his command, where he ondcavoring 10 effect
Reorganization Of HE broken forces aud from which place
RasconadinR proclamation issued, claiming victor,
az Buena VISA 10 the Mexican arms
Gen. Taylor had removed bic camp from Buena Vista 10
bis former position At Aqua Nuova and NJ tho Telegram
casting Of from the landing Brazos Island certain
intelligence received 10 the fleet Cen Taylor had
through to Cerravo with 1000 horse IN pursuit Of
Cen Urea who fed In tho direction Of Victoria upon learn.
ING that Gen. Taylor after him. The communication
between Camago aud Monterey, my therefore bo eonider
cd open and uninterrupted.
Col. Cushinas Regiment Of Massachusetts volunteer,
had been ordered BY Gen. Taylor 10 remain and occupy
Masmoros. all tho other ed regiments being ordered 10
Aqua Nuoya, from which place he will shortly lake 90
his line Of march Tor San Luis Pofosi
The ship Remittance arrived on the Bfszos Ion the 49,
with four companies II Massachusetts volunteers on
board They were landed the morning Of tho 9th
Tho rom7uinR companies OF tho North Carolina RcRi-
ment he'd arrived, and being dissmbarked on the
morning Of tho gath
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-06
DIED.


At his residence in the county OF Essex Monday the
18th March, JOSEPH OUrLE Esq. in the 5lst year Of his
age
The death Of this es,imable man has caused vacuum
IN society which it would be impossible ill. Universally
respected BY all who knew him earh he has gone to
resp the reward OF his the word above Through
out his life he July eKemplhed the Aim, ''An homes
mans the uobest work OF God" b.
st her residence, Hicks Ford, Greensville county
Va on the 2i.h March, 1917, Mrs. MARIA PENDLETON
LAND, widow OF the late Nathaniel Land Esq.
melancholy and solemn duty to record the death of
valued friends. home in better and brighter world is
given them but 10 Us there remains naueh the
cred memory OF their treasured Thus by the death
Of Mrs Land, void exists in the community in which she
lived and died. By her kindness manner her nenes
Of Opposition and the bene7oence Of her heart che was
endrafed 10 4 numerous acquaintance. More than this
slo Christian, humble consistent. uniform-as a mem
Der OF a Church OF Christ efficient.
But che IS 4 devoted sister remains to v1ep
the loss OF sisters love- and four children daughters us,
bushing into Lies young bloom, the loss Of motif
ers GA may they live the virtues OF their
deceased parents, and secure the rewards OF lives we'll
spent happiness here, and bliss IN the world beyond
times vicssiIudes. Oh, Lord
There's nothing bright, above, below,
From flowers tina, bloom 10 that glow,
But IN Its Light nv soul can see
Some feature OF thy Deity.
There's nothing dark, below above.
But in its gloom trace Thy love,
And meekly wait the moment, when,
Thy touch Ghall turn all bright again ~
Since the above announcement was written one Of the
daughters OF Mrs. Land has died, RICHIE SWIFT LAND,
on The 3lst March, short week her mothers death
aged fifteen years.
Her young spirit winged it, flight to the bosom Of the
God who II; and family and friends there remains
alone the sad, but sweet and SOnsOng memory her
young years. hose opening promise had secured the love
oi many hearts. OF disposition sincere and confdng to
remarkable degree and endowed wihscnbi.itits auned
70 the keenest emotions Of every affection, the shock Of
her mothers death aggravated the disease from which she
sIil red al the time, and hurried the fetal issue
The skl Of able Physicians the kind attention Of many
friends could not saye-Mercy delayed her touch "o
all bright again. aGd another link added the golden
chain Of sacred ties that binds the heart Heaven Another
- hushcd ia the silence of the grave but its sweet
echoes inger around us sill.
Richie -pake sweoly Of a heavenly home-of mother
thereof friends TO II bid thee, now, tdicu but
meet me, oil, in Heaven"
" Weep notion those whom the veil or the tomb
In LIES happy morning, hath hid from our eyes,
Ere sin threw blight a'or the sptrs young bloom,
Or earth had proianed what born for the skies"
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