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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use OF the LETHEoN, (or Anodyne Vapor)
IN Dentistry erccUely granted by the Patentee to the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP " HARRIS, who have used so suc-
cessuy since its introduction would invite those desiring
TO rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their office where all operations in Dentistry are
carefully and sklly performed reasonable terms.
d30 Rooms 1874 Main-street
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Eg The best composition that be prepar
ed, to relieve carriage wheels and machinery
from friction is composed of hogs lard, wheat
flour and black lead (plumbago.) The lard is to
be melted over gentle fire, and the other ingre
dients-equal in weight-may be added till the
composition is brought to the consistency OF com
mon paste, without raising the heat the bolls
ing point. One trial OF this paste will satisfy any
of its sunerinr utility
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TRUE COURTESY. Manners says the elo
quent Edmund Burke, 6 are of more Importance
than laws. Upon them, in a great measure, the
laws depend. The laws touch us here and there
now and then. Manners are what vex or soothe,
corrupt or purify, exalt or debase, barbarize or
refine, by constant steady, uniform, insensibe
operation like that of the air we breathe in
They give their whole form and color to our
lives. According to their quality, they aid
morals; they supply them or they totally destroy
them"
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PARKER PILLSBURY, of New Hampshire,
will lecture THIS Saturday EVENING, at BRiNLEY
HALL, at 81 o'clock. sufjec-Ths Causes which Ted
the French Revolution.
He will also lecture to morrow, Sunday at the
place during the day and evening at the usual hours of
service. Feb 49,
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WANTED
TAKE NOTICE,

"A THE subscriber offers to sell his WOODEN
MH.A Il MILL consisting Of one set OF Machinery, to-
Ls1A geher with Dwelling House, and IS acres of
Land three of which s good Woodland situated in South
Windsor nbont miles from the City OF Hartford, on a
never.faing stream. The Mill during the last summer
was repaired, with a new Wheel and other necessary
pairs for running. Any DESTROYS Of buying a small
Mill will find Il object TO call Immediately, for the Mill
be sold by the first of April next TITUS OLCOTT.
South Windsor, Feb 20. 3wB
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Marshal's Notice

Marshas will be attendance the Town Hall to seat
Ladies.
Members Of the Order will meet at Quinsigamond Hall
at 81 o'clock G. G. CHAMBERLIN,
FEB IL. Chief Marshal.
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|. o. 0, F.

The Members of Quinsigamond Lodge, No. 43,
l. o. o. F. hereby requested TO meet QuINsIGA-
MoND FALL, on SUNDAY MORNING NEXT at eleven
O'Clock precisely Join In the Funeral Ceremonies
their late Brother WILLIAM Nj. GATES.
The Funeral win take place at IL! O'Clock from the
Church Of the Unity Elm Street.
Members OF the Order generally respectfully invited
to attend Per order ~ G..
ALFRED CHAFFIN, Sec'ry.
Worcester. Feby 10, le47
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FOX COUGHS. COLDS, and all Diseases of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
will be found truly valuable, ard highly efcacious
artcle can be shown from the unquestonable au-
thority of Physicians and those have used during
the last Is or 20 Indeed its reputation is so well
established that il has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed VIM JOHN CUTLER.
REED d CUTLER, BOSTON,. date Reed Wing e.
Cuter Projectors For sale by Druggists pohecares
and Country Merchants generally in Worcester by
NREEN " 20. Price 30 cts. GIN Dec IL.
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FARM For SALE

k-A FTNHE FARM recently owned and occupied by the
f..A L Rev. JOSIAH CLARK situated about half mile
@aa west of the centre of Rutland, is now offered for
sale II consists of abou so of Moving Pasturing
and Tilage Land, with Dwelling House Barn
and other outbufdnes thereon, all in good repair The
House is well calculated Tor or two families
There also undivided half about "A acres of val
liable Woodland, which will be sold with the Farm if de-
sired
The Farm will be sold low and long credit given for
most of the purchase money.
Ifnot disposed al before the first day April next the
property will be leased for the ensuing year.
Leicester Feb IL. dw6t7 JOSIAH CLARK
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~ Two vessels cleared at this port, this fore
noon, for Ireland, with grain viz: the barque
Edw. Koppisch, with 9SI4 bushels of Indian corn,
and the barque Stamboul, with 1851 bags corn,
$50 bbls. flour, and 1000 bbls 40 bags of corn
meal Boston Journal
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate in Worcester,

ia nN TUESDAY. the sixteenth dan of March merit
frsfk " at IL o'clock A. M. the premises will be,
@al7A sold that valuable REAL ESTATE pleasantly sit
uaed on the corner OF Summer and Charles Streets recent
ly owned by CLAuDIus B. LONG. The House is stories
hgh built In the most thorough and workmanke manner
well arranged for convenience and comfort with never
failing well OF excellent water There also on the prem
ises good BARN and CARRIAGE HOUSE. with a va
rety of choice FRUIT TREES.
Mr. Long has recently expended nearly thousand dol.
lars in making repairs and improvements upon the House
and premises and decidedly the neatest and
most desirable locations in Worcester
Further nfornatlon in relation the premises may be
had by calling Mr. LONG at his Room uoder Briey
Hall, OF WATERMAN A. FISHER, Esq, or
CHAS. p. BANCROFT, Assignee
worcester, feb IL. 4w of Claudius 8 Long
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AUCTION.

1v2 w ILL be sold at public auction on Wednesdav,
fMfA ~ me seventeenth day Of March nent, at two
oclock in the afternoon at Nos. Is and II Summer
Street in Worcester, all the Real Estate formerly owned
and occupied by HEzEKIAH Fl. SMITH, deceased Said
Estate will be sold subject mortgages Conditions made
known at the time of sale
ABIGAIL w. R. SMITH, Executrix
Worcester Feb Is. of the Will of said DECEASED
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TannerY for Sale or to Rent.


IA rIHHE large TANNERY in Princeton containing
f.f 90 Vats 81 Of them under cover the tan house
RA2 stories high 100 #. by e. with an ell i6 II by 26
with steam engine horse power all in excellent repair
stream of water directly by is one of The
best establishments ofihe kind in Worcester County
Also, for SALE or to RENT, the Tannery small
House with Barn and out buildings There are two acres
OF land with the Tannery and more may be had if desired
said property is situated about half mile south of the
meeting Houses IN Princeton. Terms liberal Inquire
the subscriber. JACOB W. WATSON
frlnceton req. 10. 4w7<
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NOTICE.

The subscribers having purchased the stock
and stand of Mr. JOSEPH BUCKLEY, l57 MAIN STREET
where they Will Keep an extensive
CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, RED~STEADS. SOFAS
TABLES, CHAIRS, LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS
&c &c. which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash
at the old stand formerly Noyes Longs
All kinds of CABINET WORK made TO order The
patronage Of the public is respectfully solicited and every
exeron Will be made to satisfy every and merit their
support. BIJRT 4 KJMRA ri
Worcester, Jan l. l847. diva
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale,

A Pleasant Situation for Sale.
"A NHE beautiful Estate situated in the part of
EnaIA Central Village in Uxbridge, recently occupied
ISs&Sby DR.. GEopGE WILLARD consisting OF about ten
acres of Land, story Dwelling House. with piazza
on two Sides Barn. She'd and other Out buildings There
is variety Of choice Fruit Trees upon the place. This
estate is within five minutes walk of Of the stations
the Providence and Worcester Railroad and one of
the desirable residences in the County of Worcester
Application may be made TO Col JOHN W. CAPRoN in
Uxbrdge, to either of the subscribers in Worcester
w. o. BARTLETT,
JOHN @. WYMAN.
Worcester, Jan Ie, ls47. dwistf3
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FARM FOR SALE

S-s NE mile from the centre the town of Rutland
fiIaR ~ containing so of good Land, with Wood
iA4zl Moving, Pasture, and 1ilase Land and a good
House. Barn, and other Buildings thereon convenient for
the farmer. Terms made easy one could desire Pos
session gvenimmeiatey For further particulars INQUIRE
Of the subscriber, or G S FLINT Esq sTILLMAN Es-
TABRooK. JOSEPH RoWKER
Rutland, Feb. 10. IF
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FOR SALE

FOK SALE.
1A GOOD BRICK HOUSE on Thomas Street in
EngA \ Worcester Inquire of CEPHAS CHURCH,
alss 402 Washington Street, Boston, or Of WILLIAM
GREENLEAF, lis Main st, Worcester. law Feb TO-
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WaChusett HOtel-Princeton, Mass,
TO LET.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Princeton, Dec IT, WARD N. BOYLsToN.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
On ACRES of excellent LAND situated about mile
- from worcester Town House, the main road TO
Leicester now owned by the subscriber Also So acres
situated in New Worcester, called the STEARNs LAND.
Apply to HENRY HEYWOOD
Worcester, Feb g. 81
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
n HHDS. prime New Orleans SUGAR, just received
~ and for sale by B. BUTMAN e. CO.
Worcester Feb 10. CIV
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LEICESTER ACADEMY.
TfHE Spring Term in this institution will commence on
l. Thursday, the 25th inst.
Tuition in the English branches SO 5O-Languages $3.50
yer quarter. JOS. A. DENNY, Secy
Feb H. dwSw7 of the Board of Trustees.
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HERES

LII kinds of HERBS, put up by the SHAKERS, 70
II sale by d. SCOTT, JR., Il CO.,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
Worcester Nov 10. 47tf IT'S Main ST.
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A FIRST-RATE BLACKSMITH
IKTANTED IMMEDIATELY, who possesses skill sufii-
w silent enable him all kinds of swagng
and forging required in private Armory Good moral
character required. Inquire at this Office.
Sept IA. 6eMwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
[Ftom he S. 4. R.rur.l
TESTIMONY OF DR. ANDREW cOABE IN BE-
HALF OF ABSTINENCE.

TESTIMONY OF DR. ANDREW CoABE IN BE-
HALF Of ABSTINENCE.
The following letter from Dr.. Andrew Comba
was some time ago addressed 10 The Rev. MIR. NJ
Kencie, OF Ralho, in reply TO certain queries re-
speeding The influence VI alcoholic liquors; and
as lis publication was thought desirable, an ap.
plicaliUn 10 that effect was made 10 the Doctor,
who, in nc,e dated Edinburgh, Jan. 9th, lo47,
says: II see no cause 10 object 10 lis publication,
il you think il likely 10 be useful" We have.
therefore, much pleasure in adding 10 the list OF
valuable medical testimonies already before The
public tina, oi this distinguished physician:
81 81. do not consider The common or regular
use oi wine, cren III moderate quantity 10 be either
necessary or benefciai for persons in health ard
o sound constitution; or that lis total abandon
ment by such persons, although long acCus.om-
ed 10 il, would be in any way injurious: on The
contrary, regard even its temperate USE when
no, required by the STATE OF the constitution. as
always more or less injurious
"2tly-I believe that exposure TO cold, wet. or
fatigue, when OF frequent recurrence or Of long
continuance, is better supported by the aid Of rn
lritious food, coed cohing, and pure air, than h.
the use OF iermen,cd liquors; and consequently,
do not consider the latter necessary. For sin
gle violent and trying expose, believe that s,i-
muIns is useful under certain circumstances
But for man frequently exposed, believe good
food and abstinence from liquor the best pro:ec-
ton.
'3dly-I consider The practice Of taking raw
spirits in any quantity, either as dram or other
wise, 10 he pelnicous in high degree the or
gans OF digestion and 10 The nervous system. Af-
Ter sufM a dram will enable the stomach 10
get through its work more easily. BIZ, Ibis isIa.
king one evil 10 remove another, and reason tells
US that the right way is 10 abstain from both.
"ilhly-I consider ardent spirits in the form OF
teddy as more insidious, bu not LEGS objection
able beverage than in their pure stale.
"5lhly-I caunoi now specify in what circum.
stances | consider wine or other lermen,ed or
alcoholic liquors Indispensable There are some
detective constitutions which are benefilied by
The moderate use Of stimulus, but these are ex-
ceplional cases, and ought TO be determined by
the individual circumstances, just as in prescrib-
ing opium OF any other medicine. For exam
pie, | hal occasion 10 prescribe brandy for -
last spring, and for many weeks he vas kept alive
by taking half pint day, bur lhal was an un-
usual case, and now he lhnves best on water.
"G,hly-Most unquestiunaby, society would
gain immensely in health and morality were The
present drinking usages abolished. Those whose
health requires wine or stimulus should have il
By advice. Ever sincerely yours,
"ASpREw COME"
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have though, proper TO assaii lie admlh'S'' a"oN
and charge it with The bases' (poilica') mo"'es'
They have done so without The slightest rlo'oca'
,ior; for Gen. Scott has not been censufea " WV
Administration or lis friends. But, VIC" ''e
Administration has been held UP as guiiiy u VIC
crosses, tunicr<, Us the Wings call ih'm) io'
which i, is By 40 means responsible justice .e-
manted that The facts should be laid tcioIc 'ns
nnb,ic. and The skirts OF the Government cleared
If b,ame. This is not The first time that Gen. D
has had cause to exclaim "Save me from my
friends" They denounced his Proclamation as
"monsrous," belicvingii 10 he the work Of 'ne au'
minislraion, when it was fully shown 10 ne IN ev'
ery rcspec, The production OF the General h'mse';
and, now. in the same manner, they siismaI'Ae
as "ioy aud insanity" measure which 'hey
thought attributable 10 MIR. Marcy, but LOT "nich
Gen Scot, is fully responsible. We do rot charge
upon that measure all The mischievous conse-
ouences which The Wing "irends" q Genera
Scott attempt TO substantae-b in striking al
MIR. Marcy, the blow OF these eager and oficicns
defenders OF Gen. Scott really falls upon their
own champion.
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We received yesterday from A!r. bsa''' o. mt
Curtis Peck, Baltimore and Notic'k papers III
advance of The mail. We learn iio'a he NpIio'R
Herald lhata Naval Cour, Of E-qni!ylo exam
inc into the cause OF the recent acoideh' 10 '.e
U S. ship jamestown, is in session On eoaIa ''e
u s. ship Pennsylvania. The Court consists
Of the following officers: Gem. WILKINSON, Ere
siaen'; Com. KcaIney ard Capt. "eeh' "e'h-
beis; Lieut. A. Sinclair Judge Advocate.
A letter in The Baltimore Suniiom Inc oosPo''
Navy Yard saes, Ina, The jamestown has o'en
more seriously injured than was al nrs' suP''seu'
her main keel has been broken near The sep o.
the main.masl, and she will require a new piece
Of keel-consequenily, Ter mass will have TO DC
taken out ind her hold entirely broken OUT. The
accident was caused by an error in The chart.
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J1HF, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

rioucc ui modern times is confirmed upon Lnis
subject ~ ali tie lessons Of Antiquity. ins
home o. freedom was everywhere the dwelling
place 81 l.uers; ami We read The examples OF sue
ccss;u genius, not among the subjects OF dcs-
poic Baby!. n, bu; among The democracy Of
A,he.s. There was 20 literary tame even IN
Greece, until lie era opened Of her republican
principle; III; tin she became the ma!ch'ess
lard q. civilization and refinement.
vher- science struck the thrones nf Earth and eavrL'
Which sliook but tell moi; and The harmonious inhu
Poured itself forth IN Ill prophetic song,
Ard music lifted up the listening spIrit,
Uutil II walked, exempt from mortal care,
Godke, Ger tne clear pillows of sweet sound,
And human hands first mlmickci, ana then Knocked
With moulded limbs, more lovely than It's own,
The human form, I'LL marble grew divine"
And the literature OF Greece must prove forever
The kindling Influences Of Gtccian liberty.
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To Contractors.

james River g. knnnwhn Company
BIG ISLAND, BEDFORD co, w.
Tn Arousr. ls'"..
PROPOSALS. will be received At Lynchbnfs' - :.
until N. 29h September, is47, for all the VIZ
thr,r Canal, then uncontrolled for, from Lyme. Z
UPWARDS on James River TO Big Island, fi-tanee.
about 10 miles. The work comprises about tig' ~
tthe foundations Of two Of which have been am, s,r
small culverts the abutments Of seven road asS
bridges, and eight unfinished sections from oa.
mile 10 a mile lone) OF excavation, emtah p,,,
ing path, &C. Also. Two dame across james - =
wes, Of Big Island--one al the Cushaw fas, ne
feet long and feet hirh and The other I,t
mouth OF North River about f75 f,et ion a "a sois
feet hish Specifications, plans, &c. oil ine lizard
viii be exhibited al the Engineers Once 81 pig
on and amer the I5h OF september, isi7 any .,-.,.
full information Will be given at my time ~ '"s
an, Rnune,rs on the line OF WORKS Aforesaid. .,s,
WALTER GWYNS, Chief Els'p''
Aug. l3-dse wt24thsePt
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LAND FOR SALE

IN THURSDAY, the 10Th Of September, lsi7, Il
~ far, II not, the first fair day thereafter, son
day excepted will lie soid, nj public anclon on ire
premises, 10 the highest bidder. FAIaFDRD. th- l,s
residence Of Lewis George. deceased This Farm les
IN the county ri Caroline, about midway brt.stl
Richmond and Fredericksburg, iour miles Il, NJ chts
trrhrld Depot, and contains, by recent survey ga.
arrrs, about $40 Of which Is low grounds The residue
j. fores land. wiki abundant supply of tin0rr ard
Is we'll adapted Ia the growth Of corn wheat oats aad
tobacco. The improve nents consist Of good dr ei.
Ing and tlir us:ia cut houses more Minute dfscip-
lion ~ deemed unnecessary, az II Is presumed those
wishing 10 purchase will first view the premise. Toe
session gwen on the irst Of January next.
TERMS OF SALE.-une third on the 1T q IaEu.
ary next and the balance IN ~ aud - month"; VIII
deed OF trust 10 secure the payment Of tie pufcta,s
money.
One of the Executors, living on the premises vii
take p.nsiirc showing the and Ih0. w,-h.ts %
purchase The salr viii be made 10 elect ciysiea
Title indi-putah'e. l.. ". GEORGE,
II. n. george,
Aug l3--ctds Executors of l.. George. deceased
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WILL attend 10 the sale Of produce consiSn-
Wv ed 10 him, such as Tobacco, Wheat, Flour,
Corn, Oa-s, &c; and will use his bcs! efforts 10
obtain The highest prices. He will also supply
such Groceries as may be ordered on the mos,
reasonable terms Liberal advances will be made
on Produce in hand, when desired.
IF w. J. w. may always be found al John
F. Reeves wholesale and retail! Grocery Store,
opposite Mcssrs. Valentine, Breeder C. Cos,
Broad ST, Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va.
July 3l-ciSepl
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SOC Dollars Reward.

rHHE Presiden, and Directors oil The Office al
! Discount and Derosi'e Of The Bank OF vir-
siria, al Lynchburg, 90 hereby offer reward Of
$500 Tor the apprehension, securing aud deliver
ing in Lynchturg, Of WILLIAM B. AvEnETr,
late Teller OF The said Bank, who, aAer having
embezzled portion OF the funds Of The Bank, alb
seconded from that place on Thursday last From
information received, j; is supposed that the said
Averei has gone Souihwardlj. He is a man Of
small statue, lhin visage, light eyes, and Of good
address. Aug 4-c2lw2w
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-cns h.yr br.n induced 10 believe you tau lie mn
ana u,thlno I'M The truth; hence /, ey have ttsac,l
,Lrm.--amd many more were almost pcr-uadcd Il IN.
lrarr ,,,m I'M one IoAn Thomas ~ H. nuw 4. IN.
ruv of Rirhmoud Va. Editor Of 4 pcfod.saI -yst
u.ih. Herald ~ liz FIXTURE Az. las as,Airh those
,h,na. 49, r,,,usht IN ,hr word n (uh and p,o.orrc,d
,h.,, h. H. y,n,inns III ,r most ~, n.,,.u, ,.iter
r"ana - 80, M. lra,t hr has induced ssn,, u a.
~. a' ~, snina All ,,,,s,a nj, n
,h~ a,e.ai ralnrmn,on. insnmrrh tat a,ttrrs..,
nanfrsly growing cold. ard. whereas. iffeCftt
h"imri, on''e'.d s."fo- - rI"ifnsicd or'r AIRY
ic h"' now a'r ~ Gh Tea ra"fi, !" enlist one y "a
eansa.
me most rh'iIhieh.a par - ne moili aie tA.hs
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MAJOR CHEgALLIE.-We were pleased
10 learn, lsays tie Republican, through tre-
from this gallan, young officer TO his bIo!her
caed rear SalIilo, Jnly 10, that he was likely 10
recover from the effects .. the fall from his hcrse,
alluded 10 By The correspond nj Of The Picayuhe,
whose Letter We published yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

We learn that one hundred ard sxy.four pas
sengers. ladies andgenllemen from Richmond and
on tie line Of ,aIrOcd, besides those from Wash
ing,op, let Aqua Cress, in the fine seamer Pow
halan, Capt. Gunuell, FOR Piuey Point yesterday.
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ID Il Il IL s,

Died, on the 9Th ult.mo, al her fathers resi-
dence in Cumberland county, in the 24h year Of
her age, Mrs ELLEN w. Hatcher. wife OF VIII
liam D. Hatcher and daughter ci Thomas Book.
er AMI Sarah Booker, ii lingering disease
which she bore with patience aud resignation,
leaving hc!eayed husband, two small chid!eD,
Zone an intan,,) disconso!atc father and mother,
three fond brohers, Two beloved sisters, and M.
merous circle Of relations and friends 10 mourn
,heT ir,eparable loss. Though she had been .ee-
BILE Tor several months, and much affected pre-
vious to her decease, her death WAS indeed sud
den. As wife she was kind and alrciionaie
as daughter she was cuteous and ohcdicnt, IS 4
sister she was good and alrcionac, as a neigh
Dor she was kind and generous, ard as mistress
She was humane and indu!oent. No balm can
heal The a.ilcIions Of her btokcn-hear.ed parents
and at!ecllonalc brothers ana sisters.
Died, al the residence al Mr.. Macon Trahre,
near The Goa mincs Chesterfield Co.; on lie l3.n
Of july, MIR. JNo. L. CAsoS, after pIotracted H.
ness. Mr.. Cason was native o. King & Queen
70, Va where he has lett large circle VI trends
and relatives. lie came 10 iois nrishbor hl cd
in the fall Of 1915, in The capacity Of principal Il
the Coal Mines Schoo', and soon ~ The 'aiihin :
station BY his senIlemanly bearing. and correct
ness oil department, gained the confidence and cs-
lsem OF all who knew him. In every relation OF
lie, his conduct was iireproachab,e; AM We te-
lievc that the man canno. be iounj who will
speak aught against him. In The midst Of a vir-
tuous and useful lie, by the cispensalion cl an
all-wise and ovcr-!ni;Eg Providence, lie has been
cut down. "The will Of God be done.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13
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