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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

To The inhabitants not only Of Washington County, but also
he State of Vermont, wheItas;
ou attention has been called by ourguar and authorized
atWMerhury Washington County, VT, to the following notice
which has recently made appearance the "Vcrmont Patriot
anewspapcr published at Montpelier Vt; viz;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18
WHY'S. Z. Kidder,s

D ySentery G OrdIa
An immediate and perfect cure for Cholera Morbus,
Dysenterry, Deorrhpa, Summer Complaints Of chill
dren, Sea-sckness, General Debility, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18
To Farmers, and Others.

W. WILDER SON, having leased for term of years, thu
a. Manufacturing Establishment recently owned and occupied
by Ba, lies and Bancroft would respectfully inform those who
wish to their Wool manufactured into Cassmeres Paii
Cloths Fannes, that prepared 10 manufacture
the above cloths on terms that will be reasonable.
A. W. Wilder having had experience of 30 years in th
Cadnp Cloth Dressing and manufacturing business feels conf
dent thai the work Will done that shall satisfy al
who NAV favor us with their patronage We shall always endea
hand variety good aud desirable Cloths, which
we will exchange Tor good clean Fleece Wool.
We also made preparations for dyeng silks, which will BE-
dressed plain or waered may be preferred Carpet Yarn
can dress Scarlet give any nge that any may fancy
Suffice say, shall employ competent and experienced
wokmen therefore he able dye and dress silk and wooc
goods Of all kinds style superior to tht of other establish
mcnts in Vermont ARTEMAS W. " ILDER,
GEORGE W. WILDER.
Montpelier Aug. &C. 1947. 353n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18

WHERE this all powerful Qntidote hand Cholera Dysen-
terry, and Chronic Dauhga, longer to be seriously
feared, looked upon with terror this Cordial will most
assuredy the disease in the of very few hours
taken at the very commencement.
1t has been before the public for than sixteen years. and
the first article made known the public immediate
and perfect remedy for these complaints II has been thoroughly
tested cmUt its effect every where prOvec the
the last stage The public may assed that neither
opium mineral substances any thing that the least
furious to the constitutions
Cholera and Common Ch0lcru .liorJus.
This cordial Immediately checks the vomiting relieves the pains
stops the darrTu, and restores the bowels perfectly regular
ind hea state however the attack may however
low the patient may have become, invariably restores.
The SeUertst Gases Of DySentcfy
are Immediately contraCed, pains alayed, the bowels
are healed and not unqucny become perfectly regulated and
restored in the short space Of ten or twelve hours
Chronic DiaYhGd,
Either in children adults of months years continuance
rendy cured with this Cordial Notwithstanding
reduced to skeleton, Immediately gtlen and short
ly restores them to perfect health.
Cholera intanttm
has saved the lives of many thousand children when reduced
10 deaths door by this complaint 1t gives them immediate relief
and they very soon recover
Sea Sickness
1t pleasant and desirable remedy for sea sickness II
checks the vomiting and readily restores the patient.
invariably checks vomiting produced from any whatever
Children that are Iecthing,
Ifncinng to DarrhGa, should always he provided with
Canker It is wholesome safe, pleasant the taste and chill
dTcn arc fond Oft and will take without trouble dislike.
General Debility and Dyspepsia.
1t u most excellent restorative, giving healthy
the stomach and bowels prevents the food pressing
distressing the stomach.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18

Morristown, July 70, 1917
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-18

{ To be continued.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

1T CAN By PROV I'D BY rlofe than twenty pefson.
beside Eve wing physcisns thai isfss ~ fieaiHs
Dafeaf cured Of consumption after being slSeu
~ % die BY 81 the i've ph ebovenaneo ~ incn
rbe She - sr re3aced that SIZE unable 70 raise
herses 10 bed AID had 10 b hancisdlse child. The
uomNl 70 vel. snf u Effected entlfeiy By MAI
isters AHsAns Ointment a0ae. To many persons this
seems sr1ns- for they suppose that medicine must IN
10 the stomach r-sl tina lungs This shows their no
ra1cs beside fth-y could b. inesses 10 the mutuiss
who are continually Acknowledging their recovery BY tb.
Ointment on- they would begin 20 there VS. some
foundation r the assertion that sfeay Of tAe best
remedial agents Known 10 the world
Not only consmpton boz iiver compliant, ssrois agft
ma fanfY throat pl, 5ai,rheEul, ell erup,ions
eve old sor,i. s. cured quicker tLan by any kso~n
remedy The 10 trus OF h<1tcAr diseas~s
and Of the spne deafa<ss and a'fraesss Also
burns af scaa f0E which the word prod uce IL.
equal also ST. skin diseases chspped hands J~oken o.
brsas, pHs any part OF the body, ana especially
f,n,e complaints lis the sr.ss-t fsB,4l< m>deise 10
the =ord. Ut i Dnie any other remedy Ia m2fset
whether Ia the shape OF Ointment. szrsaDalla
0'her ix,ures because while al these other medicine,
fissp poia- ths pzt-lt az least n no. eight tunes IN
ten, IT dfifrf Al keaiug Dfaffasnf viii not twice 10
hundred. The difference Vorferfu This never t..so.
roint-fhe user sld 10 - THE uAssrfgl sfacsn 10 IL
application o. disease, thspmakcs % SO pOpClar
Whea Spoiled 20 the BODY. fret orens the pores aad
thps prepares M ~sy for the iassss preparation 70
Pass Which fhe corrupt. Old worn cot snd iul
pure Particles Il he blood and gen-fs juice Of the bod
When this 4 done 10 viii thea scharge Of al
gross and diseased uleter sld Will % draw al
every part add portion OF the boy delivered from al
irritating causes IT, scon j. indeed sofios. yes u
gort0.s, great md goot
Ihs1- 2otably rsedicne 10 be hsd that will c4se
- many diseases and ~ - little expense
Grand Depot, lfl Fuloast. and scd By druggists 81
over t1s lAr1 ~ iui@oo Dk NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10
TO THE PUBLIC

WILDER vs.. GAYLER 4 co, c. {. b. s-rhs pub.
W lie Are Informed Of What any one may know IL he
will look a. tie records Ot the Court that verdict wa.
recovered b. Wider against Cas- syler sad bis ,..oi.
as or Agent Leonard Brown, for sSlo and mat jss
meet nas eeen rendered against thsm for that and
eos icr damages Up u February LAG, lthst bers the
tine taif suit YES eonrsencedJ snc Injunction
OIL against Oayer awarded unless flss monthly 90
osta al account Of the safes lie mar make.
VI Osyer and Mr. Brown have isht "a siring sufi-
eA, bonds 70 pray out wit Of error review the opn-
ons Pronounced by J1d-e Nelson against Defendant upon
PocLs " A. epon which he entertained doubt but the
judgment stand. GOOD al reversed
Tie fAfent Law MAKES every nan making selling or
lsinz an Article violation of tie Pz.euess nkhs ..eh
snd every ole equally liable
large assortuen. Of Wders Psten, ssans Safe.
Tor s-.s = toe old established Iron Safe Dtpc, II
- 49,. siLA5 {. HERRISG,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10
DIR. gELLINGER'S LINIMENT

As WARRANTED TO HEAL SORES cpon he
I@horsss breast OF back ard work ne coll. o. sad
--Ac- upon Il In . few days, soundiy' Al Srsins
bruises caorsss scraf-bes thrush or spsyn, nnfoone
curb ard spin<s lin their ssry stases u . used BY
81 oar best stAbiekeersrs the Ban nesa ~ Is s-s
propeor, OF YORK CITY, and the lest horse traners
and dealers in the United ststes- II a cay a5o1-
cents Al sod a. - eens .nsIs ooSls.si -
gross IL can be obtained always genuine Or insefso
l Co. 80 Pe.ri-st Of Msssrs harmef' hsys e -
ger Dush,sick AZ Harlem Railroad Once. City Hal
P.If aud Of many of the wholesale druggists AID sroeers
throughout the City Of New-fofk Aso, ~ ls-@h e
y. 5,-st our principal depot - fseri,st ~@ can
sarsy the sceptcG that this uisrt IS .. hat y 70 sold
for No lover or owner Of horss VII ever oe without g.
.er ial In o.aer cities, for farther psrreaA-s see
Spirit ~ thu Tines 81 onsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

~ u. Grim Il Co.'S Patent Heat Genera or.
-Euzrcers need not ~ informed tasf from - -
per &C IT, ~ tfe heat produced has been usrAy -
BY the best psn. Of setting h0iers and the sane -
al kinds Of iurofee. ,s....,.,. =.
meihof0f saving fuel, originally secured ~ SENT -
g. 1912 .rd sircs 50 much improved thar new ftisul
issued July 81, l347 itisa pl able 70 49,
The u esern waters stationar7 engines % neei-.
ri-s % brruing brek rams e. Or prntToss y .nea
ing furnaces, q stills 70 paier-ns 70 ine
sugar ~ TIE south. &C &c.
Th- principle 20 which he ao0v- name has been gwen
his been thoroughly tested ty basin men q The nisns-
resr-c.5fy who hsve rel saving oi from twenty
I've 20 iory PER cent and consists =, IT. Pc eii.
sirust on Of ihr Ere Oh lbef o.. sirrnAce, rrhlent
combustion sn5st perfect and blIu1x nearly ct ne "a.
AL smoke thus generating rsxilurn amount OF nes
from gy,n quantity u f1el and q An nss-at OF
fh- fues ard chimney, ~ which the heat - retained rho-f
tts boiler AID Only escapes e t.psi'ufr mes
raba q boiling water. An ARTIFICIAL cfait .
flr The nsturs AID Oh. n~c-s-y a. building hlsa eh
n-ys entirely obvilet The cost q setting 3 tnss "a
les 1sr by tie old methods u hes ocen spplec U ilf-
!cf heatir sf.ctc.et sr1 9f ~ ~
great economy l0tl Of cost -rd or tlr norIs - .
10 can b altered VITA ply snt 81 penss
delay sat- County Or ind.vid IA ss1.s sis =, a.
sstsscfory, sli those Interested are p -
anime certic4f@s crawiuE and f1ou@s y ne '
prorEcfors
Ezfrsct from renc. Of the Committee on tts snd Bel
enc-s q the American Institute sept -, 81
YouT Committee are q oP.aion ths' IBIS pls' BON
theoretically and the best cso1
Of natural avs % th. economical cououfion o. iu-i OF
any plsH which h ys. been exhibited . them by order
ssisr.n JAS RESwIcK. Chairman.
Reference NAV be made - tie following genrenea'
who hays u in use
Ssmuei Morr.n. rs wstsr-sL y. Y, Loswood Works.
s-s--s,. n ~ H.-vsr Tbirty-thiri-st n Y. Wire 1nd
Scre~ Wo-ks: Ingers0i hcD9wel fefef NILS settn
TyrlnshEm Mas Msssra Jonpson' hii,s '.a S..-i'
OH MI, N~te-Rr1usui-x y J.. 2 J Srans. brick arc,
Grassy Poirt John Adr sncs CO. Poughseepsis Dun
car FArrinston Pleasant valley y v W Lse, s'o1'
o. fswtf ls2 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

u KIRKBRIDE'S TArTERsALLs HEA'E
l1r>PDWDERs are the only remedy ever atsd 10
NA- TIN. country which vii cure hesves or broken
wind IN horses and hey recognized as ssnaAo
uslibe remedy for those compsnts They are ne ffo
ducion Of a celebrated English fafnef, snd have Dseh
Used Tor many ysars 10 the famous Tstersss STAB e.
London and other paris o. Eoze1d, with isntai.hcl
snocess And since their introduction INTO ms county
fhey have cured. r this ely aud ycinity eone more
thAn four hundred horses, many u them sncled ~ln
most agEsvatec of hsayes broken WIND snd cn-nc
cough The following Is one among hest OF proofs tl4t
can Dc produced of their Astonishing rhcecy;
hrssEs A H. G0CGH Jo.--6caffs bought aDout sh
weeks $50 package Of your Hesye Powders % afmns
ter b vorte horse who had se-n troubled ~h heafes
i0r more than two Years hls case was vey Do one
ani severe Ircspacltsfe him from haf no us1A
.ho anl had resisted al the remedies orr inefiy gwen
for this oisorcer these bad eject but 20 II gty oin
the violence Of the hceViu- while takfg the medicine
be that package Of youf remedy las completely efadc4
ted tie csczse and Lis Wind IL a. good ~ ever u
wa a month since he nes taken TIE Powders. ara
can warrant him SQUAD. Respectfully,
GEO. ". DAVIS, Monroe. Aiddese1 Co. n J.
Noyemhef5 l5f7.
BESIDE their specific upon diseases Of the l1rss
and windpips the Powders from their sfea- fsEorsre
md Alternative powers tLs best coNofrps medic ne
that ca1 b. used tight h6s lrss q appetite ana AZ d
s. arise rom arrangement Of t-e sestite Fc
tons ir the bore. A DDtuH "
isl Fnlfon-st. Sew-Y0rt, sole propr.stols-
Country merchants dru ssI VINO buying goods
70 wo9r a. eel 70 purchase snnA-s ssPgI NJ
.rslGiscosnt a. astiar. % t~epcos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10
ATWOOD STONES.

EMPIRE STOVES i-Psrsons wanting ,aperior -rlt
rsJ apparatus are respectfully invited 70 examine h
eesoAi@d Stove before purchasing elsewhere The ov.s
q THIS stove = always charged with pure air They viii
% ~ ~ shsst s.sfAn5y olessls and retail BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10
EMPIRE RANGEQ

t'OR BAKING OR RCAsTING.-This Article q ,upe-
nor 70 anything Of the kind MARKET IL combines al
.le By HICKOk 4 C0 ~ yr''s,-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

g ne IVORY aud common Table Cutlery, esryers,
sPoons tea-ays, lamps. eandlestcks steel FIRE
go eou-- mills, pantry scales, warning pans, sad and
islsn irons, britannia and spanned bras kettles
l'to~ ware sauce 2ars round and oval pots wae irons
fdrons tea boilers fish kettles furnaces coal hods
ke nc. C. $ LITTLE
o. eot3- ue,e Osborn l. LIttle1 IS Yultou-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

FURNISHED ROOrfs-Wiih CT without board. 10
modem nnis6ed aid convenient house, and well o.
Gated FOR business can be obtained BY early application
Morrisst Miss NORRIS, late New Bny hton House.
n o. bsthinsr0om On the premises ios wara, cold o.
saevG eslh<. nia lmsol'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

CHAMPAG>E, PORT and sherry Wines, f0E fam
Sn, useSnxle baskets boxer sent free Of expense
10 any part OF The city
ChsmpAsaes-Hsi6sick, Parry, Ne Plas Ultra Russian
EAGLE Minerva Vsrus, and sllsry MoGsseux. II quarts
ADD piuts. II e. 70 sl2 per dozen
Port Wines-Pure Juice snd Old London Dock, IN WOOD
demiiohrs and cases
shcrrv Wines-Duf Garden Amontiilaio, HEnEanlis.
Psmsntn md Pale and Br0wrs from IS % - per ga
lon. In wood and glass
Msdsirss q different bands
Frsnch wines-clos N0agent, Ch.nlatin, Bsane II
cascr.
Bordeaux ClAret IN wood snd s.ses foHi g t a 80
per dozen
Old Brandy In dsmohns and bottles.
Teas-Grseu and Black. In and IS b. boxes.
Havana Cisas, best quality fss s.is b.
nl0 s0su A. r. THOMPSON 5: Bss1sf-u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

ny ORDER Of the Hon. DAVID MeMsstsI coansy
% Jade Of tho County Of Steabsn, OF The degree Of
bv sivsu thai an attachment has issued sssiosi ne Estate
Of ISRAEL HITCHCOCK. now or late Of The Coanty Of
Stsabsp, shseonSDg concealed debtor on ees poor
Of the safnts concerning Astsehucnts asnst soseono
Ing conceded nsnresdent dehtors sn6 that The sse
VIII Be scd for the Of his debts unless he ins
said isrte Hitchcock appear add discharge such attach
meat according law within three months from the ns
pphcatcn Of thss and that payment Of debts
and tbs delivery Of any property belonging said debtor
% him or for bis and the transfer OF any property BY
him. for eny pafpose whatever forbidden b. law snd
are yoid~-Ds;ed November 9. lst7.
sARROwE CoMsr0CK,
alfJsxau Attorneys foz Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, Ne.


i hereby given 70 the re sfivss
md next Ct kin Of CHARLES II ORRELL, late q
the barb Harriet p Bartlett cecessed ard who alleged
n have died Dfesiae ha. the -sc< Of the sai
Ia the haots Of fh- Publc Adm1srscr viii b admins
tered and disposed Of By him according 20 LAW unless the
ssrle be claimed By lawful exscutor adm nsrrs-
Dated Nsw-YoEk, Ney. 1877. JAMES S THAYER,
nls lsvfu Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

CHINA vAsES-Jast received, per NevYok tr's
OrLs, luke lnyoice OF rich China vasss, ta ~
~ DlETZ, BROTHER + co. ~ wiIh1n<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

Now FOR -ALR-HungsEi9rd'. Pa
t.af Truss, for hlch b. has received -iFo
4 L. premiums % fne American lrstltlte--cne
~ Oct 1874 and ore in Oct. l3t5. FROM he
49, uairrr.a testimony Of th- best rhytci-as,
and the hiEh appreciation Of ne -sster ne 'et'oefs
latter themselves that tls Truss q but 70 Be Know 20
rur~rs.de N yract-a utility a. others nov D-forr he
public The Construction Of the p.t u So that Z hss
To.ns notion accommodating iss ~ svsry moi'on q
ne BOD ,, perfectly securing the rupture The ease and
comfort with xnch LIS Truss Is worn make u . 1y
10 l. '''' 49, TESTIMONIALS.
Being under tho necessity q wearing Truss applied
one The hack pad q which rsed 30 much that tn
remedy became thar the disease BEING induced
% ~ Erugerord truss he rupture IL secured 18th
ease and coryeaience in every particular. Fy dollars
procure another WILLIAM ". DEfO,
Eew-Pa.I, Ulster Ca. N. I.
have used Haussrfor3's Truss may oee'-ion,
darirE tbs past four years. ard an convned th-r- n
utility vel ~ comfort Il exec. Al 9snss ls'ss. row
P0ushkespsie. Juae is. 1877.
sod ~boiesaie szd r-tail. By A. B. D. SANDS, leo
FultoD-st n Y Manufactured By sEELfE WAR
SER. Gsylorc's BrdE-. Coun o. 3meoc+
A MEXICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
hPANI. Once 20 Walst-Ile leading features Of tnis
Company are reduction Ia the rate Of prsmiumThe
assured ATric pate pro IN ths pr0nsrhs premium
payable In cash. annually, niaanaaliy Or q14Ftsriy
TrLsl-es-tressins IN Se~-Y0rk or Brooklyn.
AMBROSE L JORDAH, Chairman
CYRUS p SMITH, GEORGE d. PHELPS,
GEORGE HALL c. : SiLLiMAN.
FREDERICK T. PEEr.
BENJAMIN sILLINAN, Presideot
BENJAMIN MOVES, Secretary.
Mrdseal Eralninrrss
WILLIAM n BRAKEMAN. ND. ls3 Bleeeksrs,-
ALEXR 3. WHITING NJ D. sfs Broadway.
MsdiSai Beard Of CosfultHfi0zs
WILLARD PARKER. ND. 754 Broadway;
ABEL B. robson, MD so Broadway. d tfeod
r,rrpITC .DyfTSJ-TR, TOR.s OFFICE Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

INK. TAYLOk's BALsAA OF LIyERwoEf-Iss
D0nly medicine In the world that proves sure the
consumption Thousands have tested this tralh Rsnsz
Der the genuine row made az the wholesale tspcs
beekmsn-st formerly SIS Boverv
Afent--lohnson, rs also at 52s Brosawsy, Krby ~
Division Moss, 5s Grand n Van Bastirk NsvHs
SRI IN, corner faltoa Cranberry So. Bfoollyn
isi.e GEO Taylor Nd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10

NOTICR-ln pursuance Of an order Of Andrew B.
>hodgss, ESQ. Surrogate Of the CoSny o. ninss NO..
hereby sivsa % al persons having claims against
NATHANIEL NORTON. late Of the City Of BFoosyn. n
said County deceased. 10 present the sane wiz sae
voaehers thereof 70 the subscribers st MS oee
= >oahree IN the City Of NewY0Ek on on before me
t~enteth day Of April, ists-Oct. Ia. iS+7
WALTER GRIFFlTH.( .s.,i-{s.-..ors
OILS ltswSr CAR DUN.fNG. Ao"
NOTlCE-In pursuance OF a. order Of the Surrogate Of
>the County OF Rschmonc-Sotice hereby given 10 al
persons having csius sFAnsi the estate Of John Toen
late OF The town Of Westt-d, IL tho ssd County deeas
ed 70 present he sane with The vouchers support here
Of 10 Inc subscriber 81 his residence Rossv In West
felt o. or seiore rs hneeah day Of December next
Dated June ., lss1.
IL isw6m. ISRAEL OAKLEY, Exscgtr.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
TO the Citizens Of Augusta County.

Permit me to call your attention to our road sys-
tenn, which must be admitted to be wretched one,
as it at present exists; and sincerely hope that
you will cheerfully respond to the call now make
upon you, TO have meeting at our Courthouse,
on the fourth Monday in tho present month, to pc
tition the Legislature TO have it changed in gene
raj, II not, so tar as our County is concerned My
proposition for the change is this: Let the County
Court appoint a suitable person, with sufficient
number ofhands, horses, ploughs, scrapers, &c.,
whose business it will be to work upon aud keep all
the public roads in the County in complete repair,
and tax DO levied upon the citizens of the County
to defray the expenses incurred thereby. Under
tho present system, the farmers and day laborers
are called from their farms, &c.; no matter how
pressing their business may be- they must leave it
and toll upon the road for whole day and effect
but little, for the want, sometimes of sufficient
number of hands. Let any rejecting man make the
calculation. how many days he loses from his farm,
shop, and daily labor, and he will find it will be a
saving to him TO pay his tax to keep the roads in
order, which will be more of1ectualy done under
the system propose, than to continue the present
system. If my views meet with the appreciation of
majority ofthe citizens, sincerely hope that there
will be meeting at the time above specified for
The purpose of carrying it into effect
A CITIZEN OF AUGUSTA.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-22
o q TT u a a

DIED. at her residence in Springhill, Augusta Co
va on sunday moTnins the 18th inst, of continued fe
aged DC years The departed had been !, cons;ssom,,
member OF the Methodist Church for fourteen years
PrcvIcns to her DEATH and much esteemed and bc
loVed by all who knew her. A few hours before sb.
died (beng sensible of the shortncss Of mortal cxis
tence) she expressed entire wngness 10 leave thc
"ofd ana all OF Its concerns to triumph the blessed
ness OF her Saviour She has left large and heIpe IS
turc. 49, ~ p"i
o. Democrat please copy.
LD, on inc yin INST, near Mdd!ebrook, Mrs LU-
cnETiA Kerr, wife Of MIR. Wrr Kerr and ONLY JongS
Ter OF DR.. Geo Clarke, decd, of Harrisonbuy aged
DIED IN this place, on Thursday last Mrs ANAS
pA CRAIG kuRTz, wife Of Mr.. Adam Kurt aoeJ n
bout 80 years. N' "e'" u