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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

On Friday, September 9Th, MARoAREr CRUmiE, in
the SD year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of her
son. 136 Liberty street The friends Of the family
respectfully invited to attend without further notice
On Friday, September 9Th, WILLIAM HEsRr FEErH-
ING, infant son Of George Levie.
Funeral O'Clock, A. M. this morning. The
friends of the family respectfully invited attend
at No IL Beekman street.
On Thursday, 7th inst, after very short illness
and in the 18th year Of her age MARY ELEANOR Gate
Mary Eleanor Tracy) wife Of Augustus M. Turney
Al Staten island, Friday morning. Sth inst
Miss July S. DEFoRREsr, aged 23
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MARITIME GENCE.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port will con-
fer favor upon US by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Nep Tsrk Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels In the vi
cinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign or domestic viii confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald through the mail
otherwise, ship news papers that may be DEEM
ed of interest to the community We will gladly re-
ciprocate the favor.
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leobAld, Liverpool.


LNLhPooL-iacket ship Consutution-J Hail. lady chill
den and servant New orcaps Timothy Walker and lady
ohester fouer lady, children, servants Dublin; Mrs
Drummond Wisconsin Miss Mariana Gilman Covsnry: Rev
ndwaa Monk and lady, Miss Jessie Frances and W II q
minsham Mcdonald and lady, London.
~ Era CRrz1Ship Nebraska-Cspt IAwton and servant
Miss Berry ' '' ''
and in the steeiage. ' -
MAnrMIeur-Bart Bon Henry-Mr De cusrre Madam do
Cuere CadegA Propiste Mr. Beaw
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LYNCH Law IN MORRIS COUNTY, letter from
kockaway reports 10 us an outrage, which dis
turbed that quiet place on Monday night by cries
Of murder. A young girl, suspected Of an impro.
per relation 10 married man, who is IN turn
charged with abusing bls wife, was violently taken
with tar and feathers, she piercing the air with
outcfles. The man pursued them, keeping up
hie q stones, but they persisted in their work. aud
lett the girl IN deplorable condition. One of the
men Is SAID TO be wounded, and all Of them are
said 10 be known Nagark Da,iv Adyer,is,r'
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Cleared.

Cleared.
SeamshlP,msarah Sands Thompson Liverpool Kermit Eal
shps estminster lpkt Warner London Grswold Cor.o
Bari-Loui.a Bliss, Jordan, Cork &C. R Trundy & Co.
Heanss Aguadls Becbssl schunberg; Sam Ben, ill., SacO
sohsTemlet lBrl Bsaugesard, Carbonate NF Newer.
ketehap Baltimore; Van Bur Lopez, Philadelphia Lake
Long, Jones' Providence Midas French do En-
Entered OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES schr vs,nte Bennett Monte
video.
Arrived
d tserso passenger to woodruff M isn r sS
Ws o. ION ~ EXCHANGED a signals with packet ship Isaae
signals with packet ship Ashburton hence for Liverpool The
mas continuation Of light winds and Gains during
Ship Diogenes, Goodo Liverpool 80 day., with mdze to
s'ssass pes'd dsys with d. to
The night at O'clock 70 miles sSs Of the
Ss!' ss 4s a VII asE n::
sps The sss WHICH, Ssy
reported to be tho Alexander Manchester both Of Bald
CT S9sss s
a sSs VI s es Ii
IN S % sfS BLACK mast heads
brig vsndas from Gbsia for New Tsg YORK Re'
En- SeSs Sess il ny: =
date, spoke ship
days from New Or.ans 18th and 29th ult Coast
o. Florida experienced hurricane and has had head
winds eyer since The anchored on the bar last night
from Calao for Cork
Fr:nsh bark Bonasary camus Martinique q days. with
gany, Sc to Pavonstadt h Schumacher.
Nen. Sand Wi Kelley Gie.rs Cuba 9Th ult with &c.
TO- spoke ba5k Asi days from Boston for Baltimore.
boarded BY the News Boy last night 10 O'clock OF the
Hook No other vessels in sight - Wv
Schr De Rossett, Porter, Wilmington NC daye
Schr lone Wheeler Newbern, NC, s days
schr Lydia. Post, Baltimore, days
Schr Ann d, Bedell, Norfolk, days
Schr Thomas Hicks, Ball, Thomaston.
Scilr Bride Bessey, Thomaston
6chr Mary Langdon, Smith, Thomaston.
Schr Melbourne, -, Thomaston.
Schr Coral -, Thomaston.
Sohr Cannot -, Thomaston.
Sclr Louisa. Cbace Boston.
Schr American Belle, Baxter Boston.
Schr Mary Clark, Smaley, Salem.
Below.
Bark Elizabeth, from New Orleans.
Bark Alpha, from New Orleans.
transport brig Mary Jane, from New Orleaus
Schr Yoyager from Jamaica.
Sailed.
Steamship Sarah Sands Liverpool ship New York. Charleston
SEPTEMBER swind. at SUNRISE NV meridian sW; sunset
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- Post Once, September 9, lsla
OFFICIALLY the pArrn a vrvn ruy "A 49,
CIRCULATION
mention tho dAt stn which thsy az slvsrsd
AADiks LIST.
Afndt Ms harianaT Austin Mrs AmeiaA Allan Mrs. m
ApW'Whjra Arnold Mrs. Smith Agcn Mis- Mary
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ON Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Henry
Chsse Mr SETH WHELDEr to Miss MATILDA Cur
both Of this city ''
AZ Coldenham, Orange county, on Wednesday eve
nlhg september o, by the Rev William Blame Of the
rreeoyteran denomination, and immediately there.
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CANT MEETING RIoT.-A colored man from
Lambertsville, N. j., was assaulted and nearly
cut to pieces-the Trenton Gdsefte says-at a
colored camp meeting at Attleborough, in that
state, on Saturday evening last. The injured man
was sent TO the State Prison, few years ago, for
Killing ccloGed woman at Lambertsville, by
dwelling house. After his release from prison. he
had joined the Methodist Church. and was in at
tendance at camp meeting. He was assaulted by
party oicolored men, friends of the woman above
BILE The persons engaged in the outrage have
been arrested.
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TRIAL FOR MuRDER.-The trial of Sarah Stu
alt, alias Louisa Savage, for the murder of Pierre
Bremond, on the 9th of July last, came on yester.
day, in the Court Of Oyer and Termner, and ter.
minated in the acquiual of the prisoner. full
report of the trial is in type, but unavoldably
crowded out by our important foreign intelli.
gence.
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after by the Rev. William F. Walker Of the Episcopal
church, MIR. JoHu QUAoKENBoss Of Rocklsnd county,
to Miss RoIANrA ALsERrsoN, Of the former place.
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underhill Miss Phebe
vermilyeaMrs Joseph vedder
Vaiely Miss Ledey
vedder Mrs Elisha Vance Miss Ann
Zim m er n rs Catharine

Young Miss Margaret Young Mrs Benjamin Young Mrs
or Maggie
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Total

WING majority .....................2 7
NO cholce. ."...... ''...............
The Senate, which consists of 80 members will also
be whig by ajority probably larger than last year.
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Bark from Baltimore for Boston, Sept O. Cape Nay
Brig Eliza Brown from Baltimore for st Johns NIB Sept Of
Cape Nay Nf' -
Sc Barnegat. -
Brig Caslda from Philadelphia for Boston, Sept 6h of Bar
- - ~
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NIlSCeu ane0us.


LETTER BAGS Of Steamer Falcon Savannah Havana and
New Orleans will close at the Exchange Reading Room this
The Packet ship Westminster for London, will sail this day
The ship Splendid for Havre will sail on Monday Leste,
BRIe SELMA Smith, from York. bound to Mobile, put into
9 u lost both topsalant royal mast and
good for nothing
scnn EIlzanrrH DOCkhum from Thomaston. Norfolk got
in with the nst and her
hyingjb carried away, jib tore to pieces.
Ship NARY rEAsANrs Bovine which has been reported as
Ealing 9Th instant from Baltimore remained aground at the
wharf Thursday morning.
Bark promn.. from R,ropa sor eo..o, s.,.s
Brig Eliza Brown, from Baltimore for St Johns NB Sept I'll
Conway from Philadelphia Boston, Sept 9Th 20 miles
negat. '1'pNA ''' '''''H' ''p' 0'n' on bar
Foreign Ports.
BuEHos AyREs June 0-Shps Shaw Res for Boson abt On
days days AE%a. Carver for New
day sD brig s
the difficulty between the Danes and the Germans ss
ton to ad arg
sel for Boston
noNTEvrDEo June 2l,ship Panther. Sherry une.
5 Sea- S Wsn
II is dS vsps s. FSST Fan Chss WcrdnE
Pnsssen sssdsPsi ss ss h'r Helen Si as1
sSs sS uG n wI
crssksl Caroline HorSoa, weymouth snp . .:
~. s 4sss vs .s a.sh s. aS
BOSTON; 18th Antonette, Small Providence s0h brig
nMEsA July @~sd ship Eclipse, Gross (rom sum..ra,
,on ~, sD:1Ss A. ssA, Queen Crosby
Crosby, Boston; 3lst, Margaret Stauwood, do.
Home Ports.
A ALax1TDs Ma Sept SnAsr sshr Aer. Boston
lvsnhOs Sylvester DO an Pawtucie Book d. ~" i0'A
Roas Ssw G s1s Rio
anS PsSa. aurfs .. ,ans Clayton Tucker yney n.y.
ku Eer ssa f bna Sss.
Mary chson Fs cG nE.nst aSS EnS
RRsysn fdspa sahsr a.. DO s susan
s,s CIR LGft anss R.n oS SYo,
5aS esis das Hd ns i's S,sssy, II,
ana w Ha ph,sdspas ga snip yesrdsy
fsEaIt G ID s; sss Ann'
1sx ss and
Psa aI hIssI bay ss Bee. Of Cove
Ianf ,a as 5 81 SNn1sSs
IND nde ss schls Fsa
CD s eI sB s. iii Hra Philadelphia
raa s SP' sa-ah Louisa, Barker Liverpool schrs
New He sg sssss f5A sssrs q.n
S 'Hss SsS o c4sssy "a
esSe TiTSus o snd %,as
Phaa s'E DsH Ssa Dc sd s
yss t,, 51 Card nIdFsr ou and several other
p2 s sGSnd oa AsS brig I
EmIsr for Albany 7h in port surveying vessels Br brig
htnnlonum and the other vessels bound as above
yniy 3-Cld ship Dublin Skolfed Liverpool; Br ship
Havana. Ns"A ''b hooehfiss' Noihoh"s'
Henry ware Mason Boston s Memphis pos NYT
par synie baltimore 9Th owed sea- bark Ridge
dom bs ssrsnsc Gst rioarS Ga sP Rio r.nde
vApa WIG S"n'o' 9insr LIN
NEw BEDFORD Sept Carr schrs Albert Thomas Thomas
DeIaware Henry Gibbs and Adelaide, Albany.
more. , -~"AA"" "i"n" 'NAs"' Dsa"'
roHTsMouT1i Sept i-brg Androsooggn Bailey Baltimore;
lin New Yerk. '1' n'''Nn"A'' ""'A'
.h SEPT AIT bark Phenix Boush, Orleans schrs
nen, lawrence York Thos Smith, Smith, do; VIM
n Deoa 49, Sid schrs Corvo Crockett Boston, Mari
pS.Ssn; briggs Rcve New York; Balss Stokes
wscAssFr, Sept Arr ship Stirling, Theobsld. Liverpool
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1.Marrhl
.NDTHGE.s

TENHE Snbscsibers being heirs mt law; and
u: Edstribntees Of The. estate sofi Jo!irYB. ::
Harvey, decehsedG GlYitfl flew II: the partition
ofthe same, WI rofer orsals; aat nbco4lcrys.
at EdSa6eld Golrt sFlohse. on r Thursday the
10Th day Of ;Aiirch hrx all interest ohm
B. Harvey, fleceased, being slindivife.isf e
inoiety, or hall. in the lrqct of land CONTAINING
fifteen nundred;ncres more or less, situate I'm,
Ithissdistricf. 0n Sh1w's creek, nHff udjoiningS.
;lands;af fJohn II WegerS FrnTtk Posey ,;and
others, whereonis a Va InabIe .SawmiII IA cgni.
Iertable Dwelling house, and; convenient olt:s
Ionses. - II. 10 S::I5es
;gg0 Monday The 2nh Marclisnegx, the mb:...
scribers will alsn offerfir sale atpublic ontcfy.
:at tthesprensestahoye described being the iafeI
residence Of the said j6hn.B Haiyey., deceased:
alrand singular the personal estate, of the, said
ileceasnd. consisting nr llIree1N Negroes HnIse.f
,iinld and Kitchen ,EurR.tnrG. one Buggy midi
Harness, stock af EIogsialit Cattle orsssaRt
Mules s.one ton,l Wagon and. Hnrness, 6ns
Cnrrylog. a quantity Of Corn md Fodder; one;I
sett5 Blacksmith Tools also Plantations Toois.s
and. .oiherartiGles less value. =, ]!
~ Terms of sale-eeA to the lard n credit fone;
and Two years, aDd ms to The personal properly
ascredit until the 25th December next The5
purchase money, %of both,: 10 be scored by
.noies wti,approyed secitity, +and sof ,he lanlss
10 BIC, ,aso secured BY mortgage Of the ptemis
- 80 cATfiARINE.H HaRVEY, fs5
*, TIL MAS "a. HARVEY 81
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sTATE$OF.S SOUTH CAROLINA,
$50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
:. ~ IN N%ORDINdRY.':.; ~: TO

;sinion AltaWaY s. wife Summons
Fanny Gadlden; 6e Others. Partition i;
ss.s.ssBY. an order iflom% John Hill, Esq, Orr
:iidafy of ofEdseRehl;D District l wilt; proceed
sip sell at:Edgecold Court House, on she'
FIRST Monday in April, nexi, The ladls* be-,
longing 10 the estate Of Charity Jnhnsnn,
dec'd., situate in the. District and Slate
aforesaid, containing Two hundred and
,hirtY-seven. acres more or less. on Pam
iher Branch, waters of Big Creek, ad.
joining lands Of Jesse Glider! lands Of The
ESTATE ur Nathan Walton and Sinion At
taway. Sold on,sa credit until the First
EdayIof: January next. - 81.
55;S Purchasers Wdl be- required 10 give bond
and two approved sufeties 10 ihe Ordinary,
tossecure the purchase money, :
Is Cost 70 be2Paid;ia; CASH. 80. IS:
:S.s G H HRISTlE,sS 81 Ed s
5s MARCH, = = SEf ys;;'s;S (; y.
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Stat 6 o t South { garoImaa.,,
EDGEEfELB DISTRICT.
y go lJYSHI
! ] son, i Adm u 5
an Others: !

afil ll 8
e EizatetI Glover
3: IN OTtCE is hereby given tliaLb sif:
stlesof thes DecGee .of slhe Court Equity
iiathe above stafea case. / shall sell lSai
Edge6eld Court H House. at ihe: first Mon.
}day April lnext. .Ihe three following jtraclta
Eof land .sbeinga part offhe Real Estate of
Wiley Glover, deceased. viz: Fl;
5S5:p he Aiken tract containing. BY re sur:
|Rey,nipe9 hundred and se7enft t907) acres,
more or sless.s and adjnininS lands of Josh.
Holly and others. * is 49, ~
The Grove tract containing two: hun.
1iIeds and thirty four % y acres. more o.
less and adjoining lands Of A. Sibiey, A:
Holly and Others: I: e: St5.;,
The Harden iraci containing oge< Hun
,dred and eighty, six and half (lSs3 acres,
more or; less, zaitl adjoining .lands:of John
Sturgehssgef.alte@ Estate :of ,Phomas G.
Lamar and Others. - -; z;
Said lands will Ilbe sold or. credit of one
and two years, exception so much as will
pay the e1panse 6f these proceeding to: he
Pailsine cash win Interest FONT The day
ofsale: Purchases % give bond and good
personal security and mortgage of:'lhe
premises to secure ihe purchase money -
. 81 imp KIN So, E u o.. II
Narrb 9 81 dfzT 49,
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/. terrific, 5and:many Mexican, were sent 10
their long homes BY tue well directed aim
lof the Paine ettocs One pn1red sandsslx:
tEy-,iso Q ;afe iep DRIED sIo iflvs kiIied.
and s1aie three hnh;lre and flYssyaihs:
ed. sides.,bi ese@ any pr ispasrs were
ftaken, anl nm ong ffiein5asnp her OF obi
Gers. Twas heresthal Gen. Nicolas len
Iloza was captured: 5ss:s;!;5.
lfsis Inalrerof ist6nishmen 1tlag So fsls
oflhe enemy's :balsStook :eHect---ihs dis:
trnceebejn g 50: lnconsidera They feY
l-,hicksas hailimmejiately over The Heads
.ofthe soldiers, hut nope we're directed sui:
iciently2low 10 strike The person. But
;twpof the Regiment, were in2lhe, slighest
degree $wnundeil.: Ills difficult to account
(or this. Il0aY9haYesbeen owing solrfs-
what TO the position tlie ehneyt capIetss
They were; elevaied;hy. tie bluff. on Which
they siood ilhovoIhe Palmetto Re- silnent,
and compelletEto shpot, slightly down;
wards. = This may. have sitisia certaip de-
gree; 3lIudcred them iin;their ann: But we
suspect asbctter:reasop:: I: may be assigned:
It was rather eipser than they had isbeehh
accustomed: TO fight ,7zor drilled 10 fire.
They:nimed as theyha been used TO aim
wl,eqsdghtins gainstone annlhef atthe'
dislance:offoutS or five huadrelSyafds--
eleyating tbeir pieces, 50 thai the aballsin
their dccliaalionfoi The groln,l. might take
Geffec! .:-or, perhaps, agitalel and fright
enel blythe close proximity of1he.enenly.
they losttlieirpresence of'mind, and knew
not hoi2 10 aim al alt. - "a
Having conducted The prisoners to Tho,
village and placed Them; under the charge
of company e. and;Ia .compahy sfionI Tie.
New y qrk Regiment, The Geaeralsordere1
The Rcsimenl5zio be pui media;e!Yxon;
the march in pursuit Of the enemy who
6ed1alnns tho main:road.t that leads to the
Capital. Alas !yhow;liitle did any Que, at
lhatlirne, dream of thezcfand .1evenl iha:,
waste happen.in a few hours. Aud how
unconscious nf, The lamentable disasters,
The Resimentswds soon 10 experience! s.
{AlARLB CROUCH. 5
. Through alcs spulitoness of a friend we.
have beenruthistc cllwilh the Augusta Con-: :
slitiopalist ot. .yesle erday.% from which we,
make the. following extracts: -
BYsMAGNETfC. TIE LIE EGR9iP Fl. -
Reported for; The ConsGtntiGnatist. ~
The following com municaaan was re-
ceivel from ,our CORE spondehl,zd atel:S
u - y = Z ChaylestOnS March56 = @-';,;i
So. g o'eteck 50 sminuttS IN. " 80 y,
T6is minn!e swe tsdespaIcnes. dated
Baltimore. March 4th23:30 O'Clock: Pm.
-Bfitchnid has arrived al Bnstdh-C Cotton,
.iimproye,l;by; American alyiccs grea,esE
advance on low Mildling; Upland "A and
finer daalitis, 81 lSs54:a Richand Flour.
27s. to 27s. Cd. Wheat Is. 6l.'to S.. Cd.
SECOND 1DESPATc H. $3.50 s-z..sSs.',
Charcs,pu, March 6, ,S:40sP M.
The Cotton market 10 day was active,
<with5sa!es, at an advance Of full ! cent.
.-ESiremes Ct 10 s cents. 1
z. Z ff6Ql SS1f Correspondent,
.5jSgG 0URlE r. Or ftGEE. -!fi
~ I,barlestorl. .Marchf TO, Az M,
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SpfiT7ag asat sslnalnerG Goods
"a seffsid G. jlfchs s s.
I IlAR GE, r RIVALI!s.
New and very Cheap Goods
:.HEg Fe0b berz;S &C cash Store.

New and. very Cheap Goods
5..as Ee0bsl.xs Cash Store :
S6SA.RANG p 3. sP Piae3 Apples. Bananas
W Wal Iauis, fllsel NUS Cocoa Nuts
Apples Lemotts monds Raisins, Figs
Macaro1i; laffanssi SCi itfoa and 6iheT
Frnits. will no sold al iir,i5 and i6&s:
prices. The qualify and condition ex:4
@celieDt. Sc - 81 81 y =
Factory arm 81 7Acenfs bundle,
sGeofgia Dsna bdrgs and { Factory, Stripes;
'Read Inade esis cents sto. S2yeach, +
Ready made Pants slsro. SIS a. pair, e: q:
Readymade Summsr CoalsISl so 10 SIC
each, az: =:
Palm Boys and lM ems HAS, z1sl c,s
3. :, each, e. T.. y;,.,.s :.
Panama aud hole straw Hans, various
% pric sst, d .s.,;$= $
Boys fine iPallnetloaf5 5gcelts each,
sCoffee10 pound g! & 3
Sugar f9d lbs aud l2Sllisfor 81, s 80
Biscui,at!12a cents d pound, -s-....:::;$:.:
3Stalionary, Scbnol Books and Gold Pens.
3Ladie'sand Tsnt'epen's Summer Shoes
and; Bo6fs. -. 80 y - -
Cbitilre1,s and nfisssst Boots and Shoes,
Patent and: :steel Nv W9eding Hoes, :s
Philadelphia q Sdils ii 6a cents a pound,
Curry COMBS and Horse Brushes.
Traces Chains. ollons Cards, Saddle: s.
~ Ianb !; y y
MatchEP Planes, Con PASS Saws. - =. g;
Goals Spool C ojfon .ssgenUine, 55fof 5cts Y
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<oRaTU,ARY.%

sDeparled this lie On 2lst .Decembcr.,at the
residence other motheri in AbbevilleS sDistrIcti
Mrs. CitsRLorrE5S. MAYNARD, consort ol Jas.
M.hfaynard,dn,ifda daughter Of Mrs. Edna Cald-
well, lin 29ti yeal of her aye. 1t is aeon.
ISOLATION TO shcr surviving relatives,ct To know
j that by her uniformly consistent department,
she secured the high esteem OF those who
knew .hcr.-Bhlitisa amnch greater cons0lal
tioitnthemtto he assured. that this department,
was resuluted,b the principles Of the Chiis:
tan religion, impaired blythe divine Spirits in
earlylife. IN the l9th,yearsofher Rge.. She iYas
baptized unnn n profession !ofgher: laith'in
Christ and Nnitcdt with :the Mount :Afariah
Church. oGwhieh she continued 4 consistent
member until her DEATH ~ -. ~ 2 { {
r For several months before her defense, her
health was leeba.S and her sufferings atstilnes
were great tBntregnrdng,th them as ironn{the
:liand Of her Heavenly Father who "dotll not
.aGiict willingly nor grieve:th childrenof men,
aud believing that 4Sphom:the : Lord luyeth he
chasteneth, ,rr-she quietly submitted. ~ s:will
and love her aflictions :with!patien e.. wv hen
passing "the valley and shadow Of death she
feared no evil, but surprising her death would
be the occasion of great grief tohef mother.she
called llerto Ier aud begged her, not to;grieye
sfnr,her, atthe- Same time directing her 10 the
blessed day when they would meetin Heaven
WREN parting world be fno more - aking
iaffectionn.e leave ofalI around her; she gHietly
.fell;n seepiR esns, and her happy spirits MS.
cended,to,lhe realms Of bliss Z She sbas left a
molher whoIeels deeply her loss, S.a husband
and,onc child, and others, sisters aud n. large
circle OF relations and friends fl,olfli this
loss@ ": y y:
5NWho, pio owoutd;l live always aWhy fromslfis lfi
IS, rs; ! ils,; ~
Away IToin ynn henyen. that blessed nj bode,&
Where rivers Of pleasure flow bright oe tho
plains 8:
,A1di theinpa14 4ida Of glory eternal lys Ieignsd
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SOUTH ROLTNlt. I - y. !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s
~. IN ORDINARY. ',zss =. z.
) Margaret Hcad, !
Summons ii
L>artition;,

- ts.:;1 .5s..s $50 - Summons ii
Samuel Met Ctagyi & Eartitioa;
r.1!ase0ihers, Deffs =. So -
IS: BY Fan order from John Hill, Esq, Or.
stlinaEy ofths District afuresaid, Twill PRO.
ceed 10 sell at .Edsefeld Court House, on
the, first Monday in April hext: the lands
belonging gtothe eslals of Ann McCraryi
decd. situate in said District, adjoining
lands Of JOHN C. Allen, Benjamin Stevens
and Bryan Deem, containing one hundred
acres, more or less, sold on, a cred, qntil
The FIRST day Of January next. - :
:.E The Purchaser will be required to give
bond and Two approved surelies toihe
Ordinary, 20 secure the purchase money.
Cost TO be paidin Cash. - !, 60: Z
S..CHRfSEIE,, s. I. .D.
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