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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
/. MAURY & co, MANAGERS,
81 ~ ond U;,c;o;.

|. WA Uhf q CU., MHNAGERS,
edmond, Virginia.
wn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 8:
Rs 6s SO 81 3 S. II 10 81 e Is 80 10.
Nos. Of Sussex Lottery, Class 3, Extra:
n 50 % 80 Is So - &c 4 50.
IN Nos. Of New Jersey Lottery, Class2
~ IL IS Is IS 10 50 80 81 IS "a.
this Eve nlng-Alexandria Lottery, Class 4.
sp,oco. Tickets IS. 6 Nos, - drawn.
norrow.New Jersey Lottery, Class 4. Ca.
p0o. Tickets SlO. ~ prizes OF 81 900, 50 OF
y 900, &c &c.
for sale at MAuRY & CO.'S,
Under CITY Hotel.
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Fey Benj. Davis. Aucf.

FIVE NEGROES.
a. "lll DC sold This day, al l0o'cIock, Woman,
~ ~ years 81 aSf; Girl IL; Girl IL; Boy 10;
"Ila"o Iifi ~ BENZ. DAVIS, Auci.
9a". u No 5 Wall ST.
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MALE ACADEMY, wARRENroN, n. C.

MALE, ACADEMY, WARRENTON, y. c..
- a EZEI.'., a. NJ, Principal.
AZ. Ancient Iancuace>--R a. ElZELL 4 ~.
English. French aud Mi!hematiCs-jOHN JOHN
son, 4. ".
Tie srv.nte, nth term will commence on Monday
the Eth -! January, i-!' In ih institlion boys
iitLed for the Freshman Sophomore JunIcr Class at
any College in ihe Tnioa which I'll. parent q. .uart,
may select the business PURSUITS Of IIfr The
school T. entirely free from any patty SecIran bias
The attainment ni sound morality, and higi' order
ni intellectual improvement, are The endS sUrehl
whilst i!rm and vioIeoHe discipline, ana Il thorough,
radical instruction. in MI the branches Taught ccnsii-
tnte The means mioyra. M pains expense will h.
spred place the nsli,uion IN the ;fuui ahk uf tie
ll.h schools oi the crumiy. Globes have a'rrady been
procured. and full aud complete apparatus for illus
lratinc the sciences wi! snon lie really for the of
the Academy. Lectures on m"ra' aud scientific sub
jects will be delivered the students regularly through
oft The session.
The Patronage OF The Institution has continued tn in
each consecutive session since the Principal
called It's charge. above eight years and he
iIaprs that, :..i his own rntrg!rs HGimpIlrr6, and
witt e aid very able sair!cIor IN The 'ia;'irmati
cal Department. iis march VIII He onward .Ir John
educated nj Tnnii! college, Dublin where he
afterwards TAUGHT for s.c yeas and then removed 10
tie United States. He was Professor in ~ Mays
College Wilmington, Delaware, FROM the President u
which he has fa',erin. Testimonials. His references
in this country are Rev. r. Reilly, President Of st.
Mar.s College: Rev. J. Jones Smyth, Principal Of Pc
frrsburr Classical institute; Rev. Mr. McCLw. New
YORK; Tmncs DimoHd, Esq, Philadelphia: and Hon.
EGNaIu i>iHl IilHtt~- 1ihHr, iiib ilS
mails from his native country are abundaLily satsac
tory all proving his uncommon ability atrarher, and
the most unC xr-l iionatI. moral character.
No student above he age at sixteen wilLe retained
for one day lcn.er lian r sla rieiiy adhere o The
law. ofthr Academy; and parents AMI guardians
assured thar The srcrst attention is paid 20 The comfort
and moral and intellectual welfare Of The smaller boys,
fio,n tea to fourteen ytar' Of age Boys from dis
,nce are in ~ cases required board the ACade
my. where their Teachers reside
TERMS for The session Of five months payable inva-
rilbiy in advance:
For Board, including washing, fuel lights, ri
tendance Sc, $50 90
Tuitisn In the Ancien; and Modern Languages,
and ;la,hemalirs. = 90
In tie higher English branches, IL So
In the lower do. 10 o.
Fuel nj Academy, the only extra charge, on
Boys IrgI--i-d To haze their names marked III
fn on every Article ofcnti.ng before leaving home
Zee ol-cIw Il 4. kZEIL A. NJ Prlncinal.
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5000 DOLLARS in 3 prizes Of sa5 coo,
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!

100 OF II 500. and 81 600 lowest No Prize
Susqnrhanna Lottery, Glass g. to be drawn al Baii-
more on Wednesday, January 18th, 1873
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40 COO DOLLARs! 10000! 10000!
v +. IA. sIarkc1s

PalGee ct Fortune and Emporium Of Capitals,
FOURTEENTH ST. RICHMOND, VA,
CLARKE Is selling all the Prizes still,
Talk you may, and say whate'er you will.
CLARKE has been Vender for the last fifteen years
~ IN the cities Of Ptt-burg Pa, Wheeling, Va and
Richmnnd Va and refers To the Managers in proof
o The fact that he has sod more large Capitals than
any Vender in The United States. lie offers to his pat
the following splendid Schemes Tor January, 1913
Clarke sold during the month of December, I6I7 2S
Capital Prizes. Prizes advertised by him can always
be seen at his Office For prizes, address, postage flee
IQIIN NJ CLARKE. Richmond. Va.
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DOUBLE BOLERo,
Anna Walters and Petite Gertrude.

include with the Serio Comic Drama. in 9
acts, called
A S Nj ODE US.
iHE LITTLE DEVILS SHARE.
FOR lull particulars, see bills Of the day.
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RkE's OFFICE, l4th Street, Richmond
fginia.
be truth must and shall BE- told,
iarke's Tickets are a. good a. gold.
Drawing of Alexandria, No. 3:
81 So 81 3 SIS II 10 80 63 25 80 10
pay-S2O,0oO. 66 Nos, I2drawn. Tick
eorrow-Magni6cent Scheme-S30, 900,
~ OF 1000. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
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40 nnN DOIL.ARSI

Alexandria Lottery, Glass 5, for 1913, to he drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, January 18th. Lowest three
No prize 500 Grand Scheme: of 900, 10000.
G,nCn 5G0r 1850, 2.2i3. Of 1000, Of 500, of
$50, of esd, 200 of $40, &C, &C amounting TO
S52, 1893 Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 5000
IL Drawn Numbers out 0f TO
Alexandria Lottery. Glass Z, for 1913, to be drawn
at Alexandra, Saturday, January 22d. Magnificent
scheme $40 0On IL COO, uOO 1000 7so, of !, OOo
10 Of 600 10 Of 5D % of 80, l72 Of $50, &c.-amoun
ns 10 S3GG $50. Tickets SU; halves 5; quarters So
~ Ordersfor Packages, Certificates, single Tick
ets i'm the above Schemes addressed the undersign
ed attended to by return u" Mail; aud when requested
an account of the Drawings forwarded e..
csivsd address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
rer 30 Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
E'ulIIaiia az S!ade. Aucts,
NEGROES

NEGROES
viii be sold by us on TUESDAY MORNING.
al III o'cl9ck' one likely young Man, Is years
of age, and Woman 40 years of ace.
Jan. 10 PULLIAM & SLADE, Aucrs
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

4 FEW more pups will be received upon early ap
n p,ic,iinl. Board and Tuition 500, in advance,
from February lst 10 July lSi aud III that proportion u
entered ear Ter The present system uf Instruction aid
discirline which has proved ennently successful
will be continued. Refer 10 The folio sin. gentlemen,
who lave snns ur wards members of the School:
a:essrs VIM J. BlrkSdale, John +. Wiley. Amelia;
Edmund Rutin, Hanover; John a. Se!der, Westov-r;
Col. Bragg and Gain Morton, Petersburg
WM. II. HARRISON.
n. E.-Direc, I.odore P. o., Amea.
me- aI-rwGyy W. II. ".
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FOR SALE. RENT or LEASE.

rNilaT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
4 property Of the lac Albert T. Goodwin, i,ia: in
Dn~idfie, on Iia,chsr's Run, about five miles fam
The Courthouse, ana twelve ir"m Petersburg, conia
ing about $500 aces, large portion o II ia woods %
prime quality. Few such estates he found IN the
county, being well adapted 20 the growth Of corn,
wheat. and tobacco The lots in excellent
der. There Is Dwelling house. with five rooms -
Also necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking investments seldom meet viii such
opportunity Of snIn: themselves near market. The
TERMS will br liberal. X. X. MEADE,
Executor of A. 7 Guodwyn, deceased.
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NOTICE.
WE can procure good homes for fifty good House
W Servants and Factory Hands. Such, sent 10 lis,
will have prompt attentions and every effort TO secure
eligible situations and good prices.
Dec. 2s-etJanls PEAKE, BRADLEY e CO.
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EXTENSIVE SALE or REAL AND PER.

SONii II E.S / y l..
PURSUANT toa decree Gi the 'lrcIi, Superior Court
OF Law and chaucery, inr the county at King VIII
liam, rendered the suii of thristIn, Agent, Sc,
against George ~ Powell and Others | shaft a. Com
missioner proceed to sell. upon The premises, on
TUESDAY, The 18th day If January. le4s, if fair If
not the next IA day thereafter, by public auction, the
Tract Of Land upon which the said Powell resides.
called Woodbury., containing, by recent survey. $50
acres, lying Immediately upon Ma,iapoDi river, about
two miles from King William Cour;-hGusc The build.
Ings upon the farm extensive, aud well suited for
the recommendation OF a large family. TINS farm like
all the lands upon tie ailapnui, very productive
Connected with this tract, Is marsh "f - acres, vey
valuable for grazing.
At the gie and place, will be- sold another
Tract Of Land, IN the upper end Of King William, near
Man-ohirk Church. containing $50 acres This last
tract OF land is good any In Tie EeishbOrOod. and
j. sell adapted Ia The growth of corn, wheat and to-
bacco.
Also, at The same time and place, VIII be sold about
twenty likely young NEGROES, consisting "f n,
ani h"ys >trc, OF Cattle, Horses, sheep and
Hogs; Household aud Kitchen FGrnuu.e, Plantation
Utensils SIC ; one BafOucis aud HarG-sS
The Negroes VII be sold for cash, and the Of
sale Tor The other properly witch WILL lie accommodate
ing, viii be made known on ~. day thereof
4. ". SCU /. Commissioner.
~ George y. Powell, yag at Wo,db-rty, Will
take pleasure: IN showing the land TO tiolr VIII" my
wisi! 80 purchase. Dec 3-clds
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LA>D, NEGROES, STOCK, exc, FOR
SALE

LA>D, NEGROES, STOCK, tSc, FOR
SALE
SY virtue of Decd al Trust executed 10 rs by Ma.
ID fhancl Prnck, bearing dlie :hr oh d.y of An.
gust, ISL, aud duly recorded ~ the County Court VI
Cumberland, We sh, proceed 10 sell, rost.oeiy, on
FRIDAY. The 2is dav ot January, Ie;3 III fair II not
thr next tiir ay on The premises. u the highest bid
der, !nf cash. the following named property, To wit
3Ii acres at Land, more Ur less, siu ite Appomat-
tox River, in the county % Cumberland, sax miles
ABOVE Farr,vilie; being the tract Of Iaut on which
the sad Nathaniel Penick ." Resides also the follow
In. Siarrs solomon, Anthony, Rowland Ishani and
Robin; Martha, 'laria, Thomas and Betsy.
Nlsn, two Mules aud nn- !icT-e, ina-the! with his
enti,e stock ., Hogs Cows and Sheep Plantation Tools
al every description, one GdTrIag" aud iInrnrs> and
ore q. Cart; Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Tae sale Is 'nade Tor ne tencf' of t:r creditors
named IN said deed oi trust, AMI vii continue from
day Ia day until AL j. sold.
5 p1SSA 4! NL AhaGS' s' Trustees.
Nov. 2G-c,ds
IN the United Sil'c- District Court Tor the lseiu
District Of Virginia, January Ssh, lSic:
IL the cl-e o: john Shepherd. Bankrupt.
The Court taking inta consideration the report this
day made y the General Assignee, doth order that The
said Assignee, after advertising for fifteen DAYS IN
newspaper published in the ely Of iehnnnd the land
and slaves mentioned in the said report, and posting
Copy Of te sid advertisement at public place
Ayett's Warehouse do sell the said land and slaves al
public Auction To the highest bidder, In wit:-ihe
slaves in the city OF Richmond, the City Hotel in
front of the auction Store of Dickinson Brother
rt1uy money, ana the 'and AT A!lel'l warehouse,
upon credit cf SIX months taking bond with security
Tie payment Of the r"rchn.e money. and returning
tie title until the purchase meg Is paid, and
veyancc iireo c,i By the Court
Copy. Teste, MAYO Clerk.
In pursuance ofie above order "f Court, shali pro
rrrd In SELL In front Of Dickinson & Brothers. Auction
IiuIse, the Cay Hotel III Richmond, on SATI r.
DAY, the I'D day al this month, january,l for ready
money Three Slaves, To wit: Nancy Charles and John
the tw" first y"nng and very likely aud the other
boz about SIX years old. AMI, OF WEDNESDAY, Tie
10Th Of the said month, at Ayrtts Warehouse, the
county of King William. Will b.; sold, six months
credit detached parcel Tact Of Land situate l..
ing ani being IN the county % Elm. aud Qu-.n,
Shepherds iee:n. House, containing fifty acres. and
liiiy eight acres, one rood and thirty three poles
making together hundred and eight acres. rood
and thirty three poes-bring rat OF the slaves and
land If william Shepherd, deceased, allotted John
Shepherd by commissioners appointed By an order Of
the County court of Sns and Queen to divide The Es
tate eff The sail William shepherd, deceased. Bond
with approved security will be required Of the pmrcha
ser; the lille the land will he reserved until The pur
chase money shall be paid.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Ian. T-c6t General a Tx
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
g. EH e ~. " o.

LIS AVING taken a House on tI- Basin tenders his
vices Ia his friends and the public generally in
forwarding merchandise, and tor The sale Of all the
staple articles of produce.
H. H. T., In the sale ut Tobacco, will he assisted hy
gentleman who, from long experience and acknow-
lodged Judgment, 10 fully competent Ia sustain the in
t@r"sts nf Planters. Feb. H-ctf
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Tickets sla, halves e; quarters 3.

j- Packages of wholes, halves and quarters or sin.
gle Tickets. in above Lotteries, any Lot
Terry, every day drawing, tprice of Tickets from 81
S2Jl under our management, can be had by address,
ing ID. PAINE Il co,
Or G. w. PURCELL.
Dec. 90 Richmond. Va.
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THE MARRIED wOMAN's PRlVA'

Noproryis valid unless it is executed within sixty
days. before the time Of any eletion IT Is proper that
1t should he verified on oath before Magistrate.
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Form of a Po,ecr Of Attorney 10 vO'c 6u Prorp.'
Ksow ALL men nv THESE Presents, That -,
of -----, do hereby appoint -- Ia be - sub
situte and proxy for and IN - name and behalf, to
vote nj any election OF Director or Directors of The
Farmers Bank OF Virginia. and furthermore TO be -
substitute and proxy TO represent - al all meetings
Of the Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia
and in name and behalf to vote respecting the
acting. repeating amending such bylaws, ofdnan-
ces or regulations, may he deemed necessary and
convenient for the government of the said Bank.
Ia witness whereof, - have .eyeuniO sci - hand
and seal this - day of -.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders o: the
L Farmers Bank of Virginia viii he held AT heir
Banking House, in the city OF Richmond on WedEes
day, tie 18th January, 1915.
Dec. Q, ls47-ro!d J. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
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! BALTIMORE, STEAMER COLUM-
RIIS

/ bALIIMUKE, 3 STEAMER ZULU NJ
BUS.
HE COLUMBUS, Capt. Parrish, will re.
ceive freight till 2 O'Clock this afternoon, for
(bove place, and she will leave at 4 P. NJ
shl for Philadelphia will be receipted for as
(s Baltimore and will be shipped from thence
be canal, il open, olherwis. by other convey.
\. Passage aud fare 10 Baltimore only IS.
10. ll-lt HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
fANAGERS' OFFICE.-D. PAINE &
CO., Richmond, Virginia.
fis Day-Sl7,5OO, 5000, $500, ITO, 10 oil
&c. Is Nos, ID drawn. Tickets SIS.
so The Dollar Lottery, $4,000, &c. IS Nos,
avn.
Drawn Nos, Grand Consolidated, No. 2.
69 Is 10 63 % 40 65 II 81 81 10 81
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large Albright Stoves,
c1UtraBLE for Churches and Public Budinss-for
- sale low by U. u Il. "ELLsh'
Nov. 5-eH
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Tickets sl5; halves 7 SO; quarters , IS.

10000 DOLLARS! 10 0G0 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No f. 10 be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, Oh Saturday, January ed,
I, drawn
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SALE OF REAL and PERSONAL ES-
TATE

'e'HE undersigned will uSpnSe Ia SALE upon hs pre-
misses, ~ public auction, on the l5;h day of Japu
airy, 1eiN fair If not Ire fair day thereafter the
following pinper;y-to wit:
Tract Of Land lying in the county Of Hanover,
upon Taylors Creek, containing between four and five
hhifed acre TIE same being part Of the real estate
onIihS ol this tract Is NOW in is original growth very
heavily ilmbrred anu finely adapted Ia the production
oi cora, wheat and tobacco II ie- in n very healthy
region of County, and is bounded by the main road
leading from Richmond 10 Louisa Cour; hou.e. about
twenty omr nr twenty five mites ds;a, from Richmond
The subscriber Will also SELL al The same time and
place, all Of the Personal Property Except Saves upon
the Estate Of Richard Morr's deceased, consisting of
the Crops now hand, Stock Of all descriptions, Pan
talon Utensils, &C.
TERMS viii b. made known IN the day Of sale
Dec al-rids EUW ARD IL MuRRIS
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Sealed and delived in the pre-
RenCc of
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.;cuMOND MARKETS, JAN. 10.

We received no ,elesraphic dispatch last
..r;,e The wires are out of order
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SALE OF SIXTY NEGROES AT AUG
TlON.-TH uRSDAY, JAS. l3, lSiS.
n virtue OF decree of the Superior Court Of Law
~ and Chanc-ry for Norfolk city, in the suit Of Gun
nnghan aud III Poor rt. al, the under signed Will
sell at public aur,ion IN THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
January, leis, at the plantation called FORT HILL,
In the county "f Brunswick, formerly the property of
Robert u stark. deceased, Il valuable stock Of NE-
GRiES. cCnsi-iin. at sixty seventy men, women and
ciildrcn many Of them very valuable.
Al the same time VIII be- sold Tract Of Woodland,
In the vicinity uf The said plantation, containing about
one hundred and fifty acres, Of which Robert Il Stark
died srizrd and possessed. Sale 10 Commence about
IL o'clock.
TERMS.-Fur thr Negroes, cash, in hankahe money
Of Virginia; credit uf six aud twelve months Tor the
Land the purcbaSrrio give hoits Wiz. security and
lien upon the premises.
Dec 9t-ctds NJ. COOKE lummlsSioDrr.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-09-15
Liberty Party Crab Like.

At the 9th of August Convention at Buff
falo, Joshua II. Giddings said,
"In 1914 | was in favor of Henry Clay 4;
and | say to you who were wings then, we
stand where we stood then, opposed to the
extension of that Institution which has so
long obstructed the prosperity of the coun-
try. We stand on that ground and because
we stand there, we refuse to go for General
Taylor. In 1911, Henry Clay wrote a let
ter expressly stating his position on the sub
ject ofslavery extension. History ,UiHhand ii
doun 10 after time, that IN that campaign he
based his position upon just such a platform as
this adapted here to-day. He explicitly de-
MED the right of the Federal Government to
interfere with slavery, and declared that its
existence must depend upon the power and
authority of the states in which it was situa-
ted. The supporters of Taylor cannot ex.
tort from him such a declaration as this oil
Henry Clay.
Great are the advances Of Liberty party.
In l94s it has progressed SO far as to reach
the platform on which in 1914 stood Henry
Clay, Joshua R. GiJdings and the rest of tn,
Wings,
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COVERLET AND INGRAM CARPEy
WEAVING.

The subscriber, thankful for past favour.
conferred the last season, takes this method
to Inform the public that he still continues ia
the well-known stand formerly carried on by
lanes McLeran, in the Coyerlet and Garnet
business.
Direcfions.-For double coverleis snin The
woollen yarn at least l2 cuts TO the pound.
double aud twist 80 cuts, c~olorinp s of il
red, and "a blue; or in the same proportions
of any other two c%olors; double and twist
Of No. 8 cotton, 80 cuts for chain. He has
two machines TO weave the half-double row.
erlets. For No. |, prepare the yarn as fol-
lows: double and twist Of No. : cotton warn
Is cuts, aud 9 cuts of single yarn colored
light blue for chain, with is cuts of double
and twisted woollen, and Is cuts of No. o
for filling. For No. ., prepare of No. S cot
ton yarn, l6 cuts double and twisted. and
8 cuts siugle, colored light blue, for the chain
IL cuts ofdouble and twisted woollen, and
QUE pound single white cotton for hlling.-
For those two machines spin the woolleu Yarn
utue or ten cuts TO the pound.
Plaiu and figured table linen, sc. woven.
ROBERT HINSHILL WOOD.
Green street, Salem.
June 10th, 1918. 6m-IIs
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Obituary.

On the Cd inst, our beloved friend, ELIZA
BETH l.. BoRToN, passed away from muta-
bility, and entered upon her higher life, aged
nearly GO years. Her illness was of about
one weeks duration, being an Inflammation
Of the bowels and congestion Of the whole in
ternal %viscera, cccasioning intense suffering.
She was a conscientious, answering advo-
cate in the cause of the oppressed slave, and
did what she could to purify a corrupt public
sentiment on this subject. She was emphati-
cally one who worked for the poor, and went
about doing good. Many a trembling fugi-
tive has received the cup of cold water from
her hand, and the raiment TO put on. Not
one in our little band, during the fiery bap-
Yearly Meeting, (on account of our connec-
ton with the Anti-Slavery agitation,) stood
more unfalteringly the advocate Of religious
liberty. Such were her liberal views that
she regarded the many diseases incident to
our frail nature more the result of violated
laws than dispensations Of Providence
When the lamp of life was burning dimly,
the last Ineligible sentence she uttered was
a message Of love to her dear husband lying
in another room dangerously i'll, and unable
to see her; speaking very emphatically, she
said, "Give him my u~naduheratcd love;"-
having previously expressed her reliance in
the merciful goodness and compassion of our
Heavenly Father, whose loving kindness is
so little understood by the worshippers of a
time-serving priesthood. On last First day
afternoon, after a large and solemn meeting,
her remains were inferred in Friends buriaI
ground at Green Plain.
1.-THE path of the righteous is a Shining
light which shineth more and more unto the
perfect day."
JOSEPH A. DUGDALE,
RUTH DUGDALE.
Green Plain, Ohio, Oh mo-, 9Th, 1913.
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Friends of Peace.

The anniversary ofthe Western Peace So
ciety, will be held at RIcHFIELD Summit
Co. on the l4th g. 18th OF October next at
10 o'clock A NJ.
1t is hoped that the friends of peace and
universal Brotherhood, will feel the impor-
lance Of attendance at this meeting. The
world and the Church still worship at the
shrine of bloody Mars, they still pay hon.
age to the warrior and destroyer. 1t is for
you to say whether they shall do so in ig-
n~orance; whether the light of the Gospel OF
God shall shine upon their souls.
HENRY c.. Wright and other speakers
will be present on the occasion.
j. w. WALKER, Pres't.
J. F. SMALLEv, Sec'ry.
p. S. Will The friends at RichGeld make
the necessary arrangements.