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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-02

Part Of Lots numbered fourteen 10 and hi-
teen To- IA that part 81 SAID city OF RICHMOND
laid out by Jeremiah Co.. ana described as fol-
lows, wit; Beginning on ront street, thirty
five 80 feet and four inches from the North
West corner OF Lot number fourteen Ii; rum
ming thence South >xty-one 81 degrees, East
twenty-six 20 feet; thence East (orty-one 40
feet; thence South thirteen tl3J feet; thence
Nest twenty-five 10 feet; Whence South TWEEN
ty-niIe - : degrees, W est tweHty-sx 20
feet, thence North sixty-one <6l degrees,
West sixteen l6l feet ana ten llol inches 10
Front street; thence North twenty-nine 20 : J
degrees, East foEty-ive - feet and tour -
inches TO the place of beginning " hieh Real
Estate viii be sold the following conditions,
te-w.t: One fourth Of the purchase money i TO
be cash IN hand paid one-fourth IN six months;
one fourth IN twelve months. and onc-fourth IN
eighteen months: for which the purchaser Is TO
give his Notes with approved security. --maAing
the said three fuurths Of purchase .-touey
lien on the Real Estate sold, until the whole is
pad. " WILLIAM CON, toHH3issIo!tf.
October 26th, ISL. its
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-02
On Il Hr Il "a y. tfse f:il day OF
December next.

between tne hours OF 10 O'Clock, =. m. amt 1
clock, p. IN, the following described Real Is
tate, OF JCosH LEWIS, deceased, to-wit: Lot num-
berrG one hundred and twenty-:hree 1873 IN
that part Of the city of Richmond, laid out by
Charles w Starr, in the County CT W ayue and
State of Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-02

1--WE excellent FARM, belonging to the
heirs Of ISRAEL FRENCH, will be sold By the
undersigned at private sale. The Farm, u about
four miles North East of this city the middle
fork of Whitewater, and contains "A acres-
under good misunderstanding House-Orch-
ard-good water power-springs of the best Of
watsr, &c. Also,-Several Eighty aero Lots,
Of good, unimproved LA Nd. situated ness
Camden, Jay county. Indiana. will be sold on
good terms. For further particulars and psiees,
apply to ROBERT MORRISON, Agent.
Richmond, 9th mo-, 2lst, l547. 39u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-02

JEREMIAH HADIEY WIN. kENuoRTHy
JESSE J kESwoRrHY
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CINCINNATI MARK EFT.


gEEsWAx:
Yellow, 2zl0 y
BREAD:
Pilot, y brl S3.259 ; so
b. &. w. Crackers, h.
Boston do II brl 4 "a, 81
BUTTER:
Packing, l03 a ! |
Crock, Y ib l0D III
Prime, family. lo@21
CHEESE:
Western R, Ga b !
CANDLES:
Tallow. mould, 100 a
Cincinnati Star, ia : )
Pressed Tallow, ~
Sperm, Ia
COFFEE:
Java Gov, to II a ! 8
Rio. ItD : ,
ST. Domingo, ! fd (.
Havana, green, .aiG : :
FLOUR AND MEAL:
Flour, c'y mills, Si,9D
do country, 4,~JH 10
do Rye, 3,13a LOO
do Buckw',, lVliiJ 600
Germ meal, u bu. - a ! |
do k In dried, brl, $40
FRUITS:
Apples, green, 81 Ia 81
do dried, bp.at'!
Peaches, do, | % a ! 80
Cranberriea. brI. Ia Il
FIsfI:
God, dry " ID 5!d53c.
Shad, Bait, brl, $3.50
Salmon, 1900
" hite Fish, eUD.O
Nackerci, No |, Sl3tb ! /
do No ,, SIl, ftlt1aII, 80
do No 3. 2 ,OUD -,2J
lIerring,ib box 81, Il ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-02
From the Farmer and Mechanic.
a PRODUCTIVE FARM.

The following communication was PuDiished
!. the Farmers Library short time SINCE but
"a believe that many of our resders may also de-
.;,e such encouragement from the result OF this
.,neriment The writer says, "Mr. Mordecai
At,abam is ne;shbor of mine, living upon rem
.ed land, .nd pays $3.50 per acre for SO acres.
n. has lust given the following items as the
amount OF his crop for the year 1916. His farm
Ia, been worked exclusively by himself and son
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-02

INVENTED AT LOUISVILLE, KY, AND PATENTED JCL'
:, 1916, NAY NOW BE sEEN At THIS PLACE.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

persons enumerated, end not others! This
lie legislation with vengeance! IL is aasly
opposed to common jasnce, ard calculated
10 awaken The lively indignation Of every
homes. and fair minded man - and ye, such
arc the laws given US by the Hhig leg'sla-
lure of ls47!I
The Governo, has done his duty in kill
ing this bill, and he has done no more than
his duly. We sincerely hope, ihst the
sound and honest sentiments Of this veto
message, will in all time TO come, be the
sen,in enis Of the Governors Of Pennsylva-
MIA, and that the veto power will in all cases
similar to the present be unbesilasngly used
for the protection Of individual rights and
the preservation Of the constitution,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27
DQmAZe0o oakA @o
"TRUTH WITHOUT YEAR T"
IDll00LalSBUIGG s
SATURDAY,, FEBREsRrs1, Is4T.
AGikN0Yo

" q. PALMER, Esq. IS authorized 10 aot a.
Agest fbr the CoLuNBn DRaocRAT, and 70
ssipt al monies for Subscription and Ad0srtis-
ing al his ASenc'es IN
Philadelphia No. SO Pine-sfreei.
Nsw YOrh " 1870 n Ssau-stress.
Boston l6 Siate-strast.
Baltimore s.. &. oor. Bat and Cabpsrf-sSs.
Merehants- NJ soJ,dnes and 'rGdesncn may find
Il to their ads"nsdSs 10 odperh ,s in this paper "a,
il s TIE only osse p'ibAshed a ht County Seat
md has a creator &rsulaiton IA tho county than
any Other paper pubiishod sejthan Stilimias.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

Passengers by q later arrival OF th'
h'rqueMopsng at N.0rlsans, from Tam
|plco, mention asa rumor that the yellow
fever had broken ou' smong the troop,
there. The ship Ondisks, with part o
the second Pernsylvsnis iResiG.en, or
board, had been seen Of Tsmplco, bu
had passed on wl'hou, stopping. Then
destination is supposed 10 be Vers Cruz
The schooner Sinus had srriyed a
New 0rlesns from The Brsz,s, vi h
dates 10 the 9Th, when Gen. Scott wa.
silll tur'hering the transportation ol
troops. Gen. Taylor was st Monterey,
and Gen. Worth al the mouth Of III,
Rio Grsnde with his enirs command;
The utmost secrecy prevailed as 10 tn,
'utore operstlons Of The army. which ar,
1'known'oy any cave the General il,
commend. dt 10 rumored that 40 off.
Ger OF the ree'mtn'. despatched by
Gen. Scott with en- express 10 Gen.
Taylor with an escort Of len areo, had
been cu' of by tho snemy, end the
whole put 10 death. There is nothing
stated % 10 the movements Of Ssn,aA n
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

his weekly pounding upon the iead hide Of
lhe Removal question, very Respectable
animal that made iis,xt llom This fronbte-
some world in AS!
The Removal takes place with or with
out the appropriation; aud the Removal ac''
as we proved Two weeks ago dees not re-
qnirs any Of the extra work or fdrni'ure
proposed 10 be paid for by il
This slringing of extracts together them, 20
prove whs, nobody denies, lha, individuals
agreed 10 do wha, the Removal act require
ed, is sbouI The beges, business lha. man
could be employed a, in The year OF grace
ls46.lI is like manufacturing a man Of straw
in order TO erjoylbe qualification and glnry
of knocking hm down. The ma of suAw
WouId be very naughty and a very terri
bic fellow if he were only alive aud kicking
as it is, he is one Of those harmless crea.
lures of the Imagination that never cot any
figure in The world,excepl TO render ,her nr
iginalor ridiculous.
We repeat that all the pledges, promises
sayings and declarations of Removal men
and al the obligation Of the removal act
have been more than met by individual sub
that none OF the matters 10 " hict
this appropriation is to be applied are re-
quired by tina. act and that therefore all
this array of declarations on the part Of in
dviduas of compliance with the require
mens of that act, has nothing in the world
to do with the appropriation proposed
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27
AN ACT.

TO regulate the standard measure Of char.
coal.
SECTION l. BE II enacted by the Sena,,
and House of Representatives of the com.
nonwes'h of Pennsylvania in General As.
'embly met, and it is hereby enacted by
he authority Of the same.
That from and after The passage Of this
act the standard measure of charcoal shall
he twenty-five hundred and seventy one Gu
bic inches for each and every bushel there
#.
Approved 'Se twenty second of January
lsi7.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

IA or the NJ can forces. A corrss,
pondeni Of The P,c,yune states iha, .
rumot was current al We're Cros Of the
,ssassinalon OF SAINTS Anns, for oppo.
,ition 10 The decree Of Congress, oul
this letter is daed Anton Lizndo, Jan.
80 h. O'het reports are the ssme eifec'
but noi believed. t,s goo;
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

a man, named D,niel Aiken, died in
Wexford, COnsds West, o lew weeks
since. eyed l!o years. lie had during
his lile contracted seven marriages., and
had $40 grand children and great grand
children --37o boys and 900 guls.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

u s. Senate, The Legislature o!
Massachusetts has reelected The Hon.
John Davis, Whie, United States Sena.
Tor, for elk years from the 9TH OF Mach
next. The Term of,hs, Hon. Daniel
will mol expire until 1851.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.

The U. s. Senate has expelled Mr..
Ruche the Editor Of the Union from seat
on the 4 ,ni 0r their chamber; because they
took offence at an article IN his paper con-
,aining structures upon some If ;heir pro-
cetdlngs. This revival Of the sediiion law
was effected by Tho votes Of the Whgs in
that badly. aud Of the four Democratic Scn--
4,nrs from South Carolina and Florida.
rnls high handed proceeding is greeted
with general condemnation, as an act Of
petty re secniou e. as moslh agtant vio-
laIi,n Of the freedom Of opinion.
Ga the l7,h inst. we observe ths, our
Representative fom This county in the
House at Harrisburg offered the following
Resolution suggested we suppose by the
extraordinary event above noticed.
Mr.. Pearce submlued The following re-
solution relating TO The freedom of tho
press
hCreas, no government can be free un-
less II secures TO The people the full enjoy
ment of their invaluable rights, s,anong which
is the freedom Of the press, The impregna-
BILE and sacred bulwsrk of human liberty
and whereas this priceless righ, and privi-
lcge is guaranteed and secured by the Com
s,i,ulion Of the United States and OF the
State Of Pennsy ylvania
Resolved &c. Tha. every a,empt judicial
legislative or executive, to sbiidge or letter
'be free expression Of thoughts and opin-
ions in writing printing or Otherwise, is a
direct Invasion Of The rights Of men and u
fearful usurpslion Of power.
Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27


he nstrowe,t OF the dehle, and when
he enin.igo, were retrseins their steps,
bounced upon them, lied nu nber -
,bou, 80 took | prisoners and large
rain, and'ea c,uslly scs,iered the 9th.
us; sni would have had the honor OF
.ending vi the command TO ,hecspltsl
had they not msde such gs' d time ou
{ The passes. A vote of ihsnks had
oeen rendered to the rsncheros, sud ]
eisve The liberty ol ,he great ~, bu'
| have yet 10 learn whether there was
an Illumination. have ever been oil
the opinion tina, this adventure in the
mountsins, when rightly made known,
would not 'th"ct sny great credI' on
our aIm.; but were not aware Of lhe
ying and bombsstle character OF the
Mexicsns, could not for a moment Le
Iieve il 10 be anything Ike ths, report.
Col. Msy no doubt, thought il prudeo'
| o leave therein fact, he said 30 10 hs
narrative bu, no such insignificant num-
Iber IS IS men caused m 10 do il. l
should have mentioned toy GU before lie
snd Of the court marital which was c,n.
ven.d 10 investigate the chsrges sgatns'.
Lieut.. s urges, and his aeqni'lsl, had ]
not been promised scqpy o! hi, defence
but il has failed 10 come 10 hand; !
might as we'll now say that he came ou,
20 flying coloI,, and stands one hundred
per cent. higher in The estimation OF the
officers Of the army than he did before.
He was rather severe on Col. May and
Lieut.. Wool, but considering tho sg
grsvsting circumstances thst brought
him before the court. may excuse him.
He said The Col. had no, loo great .
share Of morsl courage, and that The
Lieut.. could moi see what was going on
all II lime, 80 he had acknowledged in
his evidence that whils,iheshghling was
going on, he had taken shelte! under 90
overhsogiug ledse.]
| There ere iumoIs here that Gently
loi's resrguatd had been attacked, aesr
Linsres, and that be had los, a number
OF wagons sods mules, bs,1 will 20, be.
lieve i, until i hear something more, al
thoughi, 10 q section Of courlry where
an susck Of thst sort is most likely TO
be made, Besides the numerous hiding
plseet about there for Mexican soldiers
and The large settlements, The Mexicsns
would like TO trouble old Taylor for thai
money transaction in Linsres' You ma,
kick Mexican, and he will probably
forget il, but touch.his pocke3,nd he'll
remember you the longest day he lives.
Bgelow, the aesf contractor, who
was shot by The Meyicsos a day or Two
since. hss been brough, into Tsmpico,
and will &c, well without q resort OF
Ismpu,sHon. llssFned lsst night, ,hs,
an Illinois volunteer was killed on the
fret days march Of Qui,mrn's division,
this side 'Chicoy. lie bad legged be.
hind Iherer-susrd, End party OF Ian.
ce's rushed upon him shot and lsnceJ
him. He was fouad during the day, &
al night his company returned snd bur.
led him.
Gen. Worth, with The sth and <th in
lsn,ry, has bsensome tins on tho road
10 this place, and may be looked for
here ias very short time. When h.
arrives, oil the regular force,ss Scott de-.
sired, will be on the scs bosrd.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27
NOTICE

IS hereby given that | have purchased
u Constable Sale as the property Of Elisha
hess On the 26'h day of January, ls47,
he following properly 10 viii
Fw1 Horses and Harness, one Two
morse Uagon' Two log Chains,
during my pleasure.
o GEORGE DlLs.
sugarlosf Feb. 20, ls47-45
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27
EHEIlMNRMIlo

MARRlED-On the 18Th inst. by Rev.
William }. Eyer. MIR. JAMES BOONE to
Miss CATHARINE CoLKET, Of Rush town.
ship Nor'humberlsnd county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

We had supposed ,hs, ,he Editor Of the
DnnvIe ln,eiigencer had heretofore re
ceived a sufficient rebuke from the people
Of the county for .his personal and ungen
temanly attacks upon individuals, for self
ish ends, 10 induce him 10 have been more
caution, in ,his respect thereafter. BIT i,
seems ,ha, The lessons already taught him
have mol had the effect 10 curb the irrasci-
|biliiy Of his temper, or preven, the work
Jugs of his vicious heart from giving ven,
10 lis splenenc feelings towards others,
whenever their acts do no, square with his
notions or in,sresls.or lha, of few wound-
ed and disappointed spirits in Danville.-
However honest, honorable, or prasewor-
thy they may bc-whe,her in their private
OF official capacity. they are alike 10 be
misrepresenled and ialslfed--nay, even
The resuI! of knavery or perjury. We
have been led 10 these remarks by noticing
some articles in his last weeks paper, es-
Il tclsIly iha. portion OF one of hem reflect.
ling upon the County Commissioners as 10
the manner of drawing the Grand Jurors
for January term. For when he made Ihe
lnslnualions contained in she article, he
knew in his heart, that the Commissioners
were as incapable OF hishones, acl Of the
Kind as he was incapable Of true estimate
|of an hon orable scl " here his own feelings
pr purse were concerned. He knew ,hal
the Commissioner alone did not draw the
Grand Jurors, but must by law, be assist
"a by the High Sheriff Of the county. He
thought il hest, however, for certain rea,
sons, not TO refer To him by name, though
virtually Going so in fact. His spite was
At the Commissioners for certifying to the
business Of the s2 500 appropriation, and
he cared no, who else nigh, be wronged
by his inslnuations, if he could succeed iu|
"reaking his vengeance upon their devoted
heads. His weapons, however, fall harm
less 10 The ground. They injure no one
but himself His motives are too well un-
lersIoo1. and 'he moral standing Of the
Commissioners TOO well known 10 havel
'he ebui'ions of his spite injure them in
The estimation OF the people
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27
0IRIIEUEDTo

DIED On Saturday morning, Feb. 20,
10 Espey!own, after prouacred illness O.
pulmonary consumption, Miss CArHARlNE
Fox in The l7Ih year of her age.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

The Steamer Cambria arrived a, Boston.
on Saturday last, bringing fifteen davs later
news from England whea lbe Cambria left
there as downward tendency in price of
gram owing 10 The large quantity that had
arrived from foreign countries
The Cambria brings $4,000 900 in spe-
Gle.
F The Pope Of Rome has contributed one
thousand Roman crowns from his private
purse for The relief OF Ireland.
There was no mitigation OF the suffer.
ing in iceland from the effects of The fam.
inc.
In France here were more Disturbances
and threatened famine seemed 10 be i'm,
pending.
The French Chambers have adopted
bill providing f,r the lowest possible
rate OF du'y to he levied on food until
September next.
Much distress prevailed 10 ,he man
n'ac'urlng districts Of England. There.
vas bot little work and food was hieh.
Inc Pope preached sermon on The
18Th OF January, which was The first ser-
mon preached by Pope in three hun
Ired years
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

There is al old negro in The B,li-
,lmore prison. convicted for mur.
der 40 y"ors ago, snd whose sentence Of
death wa' commuled to Imprisonment
for lie.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

ErThe $4,000 Appropriation bill pass
ed the Senate on Saturday Iss, without any
|oPposiIon, At was referred in The House
to a special Commiuee
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-27

We have received another letter from Mr. Fort.
ner, dated January 29 while passing down tho
river below New Orleans. II was received too
late for publication this week. but it's nteres, will
induce US TO give it in our next
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-03

THE MOST B"EILJIANI- LOTTERY EA=
nEAAN IN IIIEl AIIIU SIAIIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-03

TNTnE FE6GtALe oIfra lciaIEs1nrgf-
a United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-03

The Bttfers here mentioned ara compounded hra man
of atca, stH@ and JoWiud4e freHi tie supplies Nature
presents tI tdose vino care To adtheH- and which are
tleoniy reiIaH5r %aUtft1teS to tt' poison ofdiScase. fhe
chief Iurre1 TENTS arclhc universally beloved SAEsAFA.
GtlLA and tine BHsE oE ruE lib tIlgEGy TaEE, with
which the red man of the forest cures nearly every dis
ease of lH. internal oreaus. These materials. though
powerful iii 1HeiH action. are, azeaalaon sclse teaches
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-03

s.
i,N IUN Ala.nntslil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-03

IN consequence Of the above order heiHg served on me.
aH1 mol having a convenient place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

oi 'api Mackenzie With Santa Anna. VIII cl lad 10 the
tP'"i" 'e his country Of The latter by Irn,isslo If our
government. Soire oi Nh. roks friends Gov Brown
Il tennessee, fl insiatoe.) law ;,'n,t tla he VAS
wrong aud mluie II 10 Weakness Il the head rather
Than to i'ersits e heart Thee are tie vel, In,n who
would have h,cnleudcs N,ollu IS an eAhillunol
eosuniEaie s'aiesnanslp. had the ,xrcr IN, nj turned
ut succes sitl. w might. wirh such examples ahte
hat our opinion lad unGereon, ,argc. Bui shall
not We abide ty the views cApr,sscd in the article
qh'ied. and The Republican ard lis eurr, spn,m are
welcome 10 make IL, If the modified approval uf
Mr.. Folks policy thtr,in 5, tfnrih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
Ol,lrltN AIRY

Died, on Wcdnesa, morning the 18th ult s residence
neal tbs place, after and proart,d Illness, Col
GNnRoi tfubp, III he ui his age lea, ing
widow and - children 10 lament ms death Col ShacLic
fond was native o King and Queen county hence in
early manhood h. cd 10 the Kentucky wler,
he married and reared gh, respected family, most Of
IN this Vicinity, victim To disease Inch e. frln
pushed its grasp, until il laid Inn the "nar,ow hous. a
pointed i all the living But short his soourn here
long enough To the confidence r.sec, Of
large circle 81 friends. Ills suirrings Tor several mont
to his death were it belle, ed extreme bat they
were submitted to without m'm"r Expressing his entire
submission To the will Of ms Heavenly Father he closed his
mortal and yielded, all must that stem decree
''lusi thou art and unto dust shnlt thou return -
~ The Lexington and Louisville, kentueky papers and
the Richmond " hig will please copy
-, the house OF lllian Stockton on the oo,h Of
June, Mrs flzanrTH kFiN, consent al Thomas =.
Snow Creek, Franklin county, II is not purpose.
nouncng the demise oi Mis- Keen To rmpo, hypcrl olrn
style IN To cNntaie at large upon her private such
attempt would in view nithe relation which support
the deceased display very questionable taste We do
10 however that Ter death has produced void til,
community ION which she has been taken that likely
be filled In all he. with the world no
could have been aciaed by notcr more lsutabe
impulses. Find To all the INDECENT bounteous amos, 10
fault she, in obedience to the dictates philanthropy,
bcstow the Offices al hsa,enborn charity. Endowed with
inniti,e dis enmcn soul such hcrs-ahovc ANYTHING
little mcaneould not ia 10 yield the imp,, sub
mission to the laws Of right and the disic
gard 10 those OF wrong Til, friends Of the deceased hay
bacn or great while, aprchcns,c that her soour~ with
Them would not be long as her constitution had given
the effects of mecne and Ia the nroas OF disease
character that beyond the control Of the healing vel
at intervals the ,sor Of her constitution To revive.
encourage the belief that her Of usefulness would not
be crmna ed But the "spol,r came and her
has been translated trust toa genial land where
the reign of bliss is uninterrupted We witnessed the inter
nsnt which took place the day succeeding her DEATH
most truly demonstration g hy creditablc 10 the post
regard T. II for this excellent woman