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f. BROWNS i7
saparilla and Tomato Bitters,

3 IS no qnack nosirum; us prepared from The
:, mate ra.s, and the seeeipt has beenexamined
approved by many Of the first physicians in he
ese excellent Biuers Will he POUNDS eertnin care
easex Of ,nuisesnoncr Oysp epsia. Iaumdtre. Loss
petite Genefa1 Debility, Faininess aud Sinking
.Stomach, L.owness OF spirits. Cosiiveness De-
nation az biood 10 the head. pain in the limbs ana
diarrhRa. weakness. dizSiness- cutane"ns erar.
on the face and neck, hectic fever. nervous ana
headache acidiiy of stomach. billions = aee'' ohs'
and IN sea sc caused by impuriiy OF ne pa,
Aeh md bowels. ,.,,hl.
,ess R;,,e,esre warranted TO be apurelyvege,aose
,ov1pd-and fsark this, 10 tAey, go "frsv 40 '"s
,..sss ssr, ~ many persons a. . FAMILY MEr'
and Ssve been given 70 the yossessf en,sases. on
"a, ~, ~ vofIdness or their operation WITH e1esi
eject A 6 PAGE, Sole Agent fsr 6afA iyso
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State Of Maine.

r JNcoI.N sat Probate Court held at wiseassst,
Il AN The 7,h Gag OF July. AID 1851 a tsai f-gi iia
Ordxrd. that John Cohnrn, administrator of-the
estate of John d. COBuRN- late of Tcpsham,In said
County deceased notify The heirs Law aud crrdi'ts
81 said deceased and all persons interested. that hts
secon aecosm 81 rstou on the uf saide
cea sed will he offered or powance Probate Conri ~
wiscasset. the 6sst Monday Of August next; also
erred when and where they may be present IL they sec
Notice to he given by publishing an stteaea csy y
this order in the Eastern Times prsnted a
weeks successfully. before sand Conr Of rroosse.
Given ander my hand this ~ tay q lazy, - me set
Of our Lord one ,hnusand eight hnpattd aud
IRNOl,D bUANEY. JudEe OF ptnhats.
3w3s Copy Auest-EpwIS 8 Hevxy, Reg,
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hical TOothache Drops.

OK IN EMfCdL COMPOt M,
rcWe Of tn porst TootiaeAe, byits appiiea- J
=. tfon Jeu times.
Is the only compound which etfeciually Kills the
4 OF the defective tooth without the least pain or
b The Others Ii is warranted mol To contain the
La or kreosote, which is injurious TO the olhe Z
hid SO poisonous in their effects. .t... ..-
huicleIs ofiened used To Kill the nerveofthe de-
both before filling. thereby preventingthe oper.
Tom being so painful.
| See thai the direction whichaccompanIes each
has the signature Of FREDERICK BROW
bprie,or, in his own hand writing: wi,hoai which
an be genuine. ~
PAGE. Sole Agent for Rafk
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Guardians Sale.

DY authority Of the Probate Court for the County %
ID Lincoln will sen AZ private sale the right Of "
lism King insane person, redeem the ano' .muatec
In Bath. which he mortgaged to Wilhsm Ennsn ~
deed dated the 10th day OF October s42 Inc saN 70 ~
at the Ssgadahock House Bath on the YIN gay OF An.
gust next at O'Clock the afternoon AIsc a. me same
lime and MACE viii sell private sale any lot OF land
~, s.1 n E.s ana selcnrne said King which any
person may wish purchase r,,s<.r,,, - M,
Bath. July O. 1851 SwS
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Worm I.OZengcs

=. mos, valuable and ceriain lli-dice ever dis
I'D for destroying and expelhng all kinds al
which so frequently trouble children. they
IA excellent remedy, and are pleasant TO the
NV common confectionery. The following are
Abe most prominent symptoms OF worms
4. dreams, vertigo, topper, CONVERSIONS, fever
hirst. bad taste in the mouth, offensive breath
about the nose aud mouth, ichine of he nose
I leanness, &c. &e. A 6 PAGE, Sole Agent
. ly2s
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P O E 7 R Y

From tbs Literary world
Twilight on the Water
See soft-footed twilight creep
Into the bosom of the stream,
Heavily the shadows sleep;
Wonder oaks in voiceless dream,
Bend rs with fond amaze,
While another self they see.
Leaf and twie of branching tree,
Nodding to their nodding gare;
Only on them broods the change
Of q stiffness fxed and strange.
Silently the wondfous Past,
Over the forms of faded life
Doth its twilight shadows cast;
All its care and wind tossed strife
Are reflected here again,
Real as in days gone by;
- Yet in softest hues they lie,
Painless images of pain.
STEPPED by tina. unearthly charm,
In a trance of holy calm.
,ssrfssas z,, .a -'-tf f-
Oisweet world of memories,
Cleaning in the peaceful heart !
Passing time the shadow is,
Thou our truer being art;
Loves ana Joys, though seen no more,
In clear deeps below the wave,
As the sea-nymphs in their cave,
Builded on the ocean floor,
An unwrinkled. deathless race,
Have their blissful dwelling place.
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Commissioner Notice.

NOTICE Hereby given, that the subscribers have been
IN appointed by the Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge Of Pro-
bate for County Of Lincoln, Commissioners 10 exan-
inc the claims Of creditors against the Of JOSEPH
WALL late of Bath in said Coxnty, deceased, repre-
scented insovent six months from the fih day OF May
instant allowed by said Judge to bring
and prove their claims and the Com will
tend that the office Of D. Bronson the
Custom ouse Building, in said Bath the first Mon
days Of June neAt and Of the five following months, from
to O'Clock NJ, Of each Of said days. L
-nrn H DAVID c. MAGOUN, ra,,
DAVID BRONSON, -
Bath, May g, ISL. saas #-r SwT
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DR.. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.

Ahead Of all othersu
THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS.
BECAUSE they are safer, better and more eficacious
ID than any others
have been sold annually for the last five years.
YOUNG AVID OLD, MsLE AND FEMALE
can always take them with equal safety, without lear
IF PILLS BE NE ESSAY
for purgng and cleansing the stomach and bowels and
purifying the blood and fluids OF the body take other
for other pills produce those combined effects,
tam sarsapars in them
Eat, drunk and live as usual
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking Them
without fear taking cold, during all kinds
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wagered that more certificates (from phys-
clergymen, members Of congress and respectable
czens) be produced of their efficacy than of any 9TH
and box will do good than boxes Of any
others.
Forty Pills are in a Boxl!
and sold at Trrnty-F We Chs Bor, with directions
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust powder OF any kind,
Do not gripe the stomach Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting or bad feelings,
THEY ARE GOOD At ALL I'm S,
And adapted to most diseases common mankind
No one having once taken them will lie willing after
wards TO take Others, because they always do good
and if they do not then Others will.
N. 8. leI0Y THE PR0PRle TOR g. MANUFACTURES
regular Druggist Chemist and Ply scian of Is year,
experience Philadelphia graduate the University
Pennsy lyania member of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, altinore, &C. and
and corresponding member of several Medical
Institutions in London and Paris. &c.
IL Principal depot, Di LEIDY's DIsrsNsARY, No. ia
North FOURTH ST. Philadelpha-and sold wholesale and
retail by
c. PAGE, Agent, Bath-Durgn & Co, Portland
Dillingham; & Titcomb, Augusta-Aex Warren, kenne-
bnk-s Page Co Haloweii-A Carter & Son, Port
land-and by Druggists and storekeepers generally.
ly22
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Sea Otter Oil.

are number OF species OF Ouer, Of which
n)tter is much the largest, beng about The
3ye mastif, and weighing from seventy 20
Is lis color, when in full season. is per
and AT other times, OF n dark brown; the
ne, aud sells at high price in China, 10
kirs are generally taken. Ii is exclusively
zen the 49Ih aud 60th degrees Of north Iaui-
northwest coast OF North america and tn
amscatcha, and The adjoining Islands. Itis
IL ON the coast OF Inthe immediate vicinity OF
rs ,ch,re this Otter is talcn. use its oil er-
v tie grortb AMI for b au yyias the hair
4 eoHsiier any other ii su able 10 us " the
rs G PAGE, So Agent for BATH.
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State Of Maine

r INCoLN, ss-A,a Probate cour, held 4, ps,h. an
IL the 18th day Of June, A d 1851. ~
Ordered. that VIM. d. Sewali, administrator Of III
tale OF Joseph Sewsl late OF Bath, in said Come
deceased notify the heirs al law and crediors 81 MD
deceased, and oil persons interested that hls ara,
Of administrator on the estate Of said decrs..a
will be offered for allowance Probate Court u ~
cassei, ON The hrs Monday Of August next, when and
where they may be present IL they see cause.
Notice 10 be given by publishing ar,ested ccuy Of
this order Eastern Times paper printed in ban
weeks successfully before said Coni Of Probate
Given under my hand this l7Ih day Of June, in the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and htv.
ARNOLD Rl.AhkH .}udge of ProAof<
Copy Auesi,-EDwIN ;. HOvEY, Reg 3ws
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ANODYNE.

For POOR MANS PLISTFR.
d Price q esnf, for a Ia s. size.
: rier is re, commended win the greatest conn
: in fact il is recommended with that conh-
ifIt is obtained Tie proprietor and il does
Billet. the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
led. For weakness or PAIN III the l"ins,
breast. limbs neck. joints rheumatism. ium-
Thare have been thousands OF hem soid f,
e single instance has occurre,. where they
iven relief. The price being very low, ev-
can obtain it. In severe coue hs .coids, a. n
'fhcul,y OF breathing ,wonoverihe lungs will
At relief.
|, truly said il is the hest siren CHEERING plas-
! ase. u is an entirely new arucie, aud not
Ihcr row in rse.
AG PAGE. Sole Agent for Bah.
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Judd,s LIQUID Cuticle.

THIS prepa ration - Truly Astonishing its ef
Ii liquid, vet forms in one minute smooih
and hsm css'ing thai you wnh soap and
For cats, bruises, burns. &c supe rce,its II
sibie butts trial. which may be made gratis will sails
~ YOU that il is true. The most eminent physicians
headed by DR.. Moti of N Y, recommend H. For sore
nipples ii is cure, add the money will be refund.
ed il ever fails. ls .lHt. -.t
5. p SHAW. General Agent Tor Mains-to " HON
all orders may be addressed 46
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Pure Block Fin Pipe

ENTIRELY free from noxious, poisonous q1atie
~ many waters derive from lead, when used 10 {,
it, and are recommended by the first Chemists and
eers Of our country % superior to any heretofore
for the same purposes. .Aho Cissean snd Wen Pine
90, Lead Pipe, for sale by " WAI,KEn (
Bath, June 4, 1851.
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EDWIN s HcvEY, Register.

To the Hon Judge OF Probate within and for The Coun
Of Iincon-
rNHE undersigned guardian of Penelope. John B.. and
L Ruin Thwing. minor heirs II John fhwing. late OF
ools ch in said Comfy, deceased, cifuy rep
that SAID minors seized and Of hs
inlowns described real estate. viz -Sitused in said
Woolwich the north side Of the old County Road
lea eng from the old Ferry in said W iscn.se
bounded eas,rrly by land of Cleveland Buck-ncrIherly
and westerly by the fence stands. containing
about thirty rods with all the buildings thereon stand.
ing
That an advantageous Offer Of nine hundred dnIsrs
has been msd- by Austin Gould. of said Woolwch in
sail County, which offer for the Of all con
cerned Immediately to accept; The proceeds Of sale
he put for the benefit OF said minors he
prays that license he granted HIM sell
aud convey the above described real the per-
making such offer. accorinr 10 the siaIntr such
made and provided. LOTHIAN r. TROTT.
Woolwich, July :, 1851.
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TO THE PUBLIC. Weare prepared TO send Trav-
= oilers South aud West either by Railroad, Steam
boat. Canal or Stage Coach, with great despatch. Our
iaciliues fail interest people favorsbly, let
The Canaeas
As Agents for Railroad Corporations, we are at al
times ready 10 furnish Railroad tickets or trunspor
goods either as fregil or Luggage
Novascotlans. Sta,eoi Name people and all Others
intending South or West the approaching
will plea mind, that the only author
lied Agents for the
MERCHANTS LINE,
running between fJto,ng and Bufalo and that this
line OF splend'd boats connect with the Daily Steamers
on the Upper and Lotrer LAKES
A Il orders Is friends from abroad will be
promptly attended and an this connection would
advise those intending locate South, West, the
Canadas, write by mail, in advance that their
goods upon arrival here may direct to the Freigh
House, thereby saving Storage and Cartdge
For OF fare. int nm &c inquire AT
either c The within banned Offices where iior-
nation will be courIeously and cheeriully given.
REFsRENcEs.
Hon THoN HorKiNsoN President Boston and worces-
ter Railroad; Hon lost n WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad; Hon ii ORION, Pres New Lon
don Norwich Ste amboat Co OTIs kINBALL, 50 S b
BOND, ESQ; A A WsLLIN6roN, Esq; Messrs ENocH
Train & Co. proprieors OF Boston aud Liverpool line IT
Packets Messrs ADAMS Co, proprietors Cafor ia EX-
press Messrs CLARK JoyEs HslifiN Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS RANDALL, Lincoln, Maine. bm40
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To the Hon Arnold Blauey, Judge Of Probate, in .n4

10 me Hon Arnold Blaney, Judge Of Probate, in and
hf The Couniy Of Lincoln r
RsSPEcrFULLY represents Abner H. Wade, Of
IN the County Of Cumberland, qua rdi,n of
, L Harmden Of " ool~ ch, in said County ofLin.
A.. t .'n"t son and heir law of Lemael w. Hsrn-
ha. 90 ~ ss.u ~ oolwich, deceased that said miner
vSi.s interest IN real estate situated in paia
vn,s,s nv bounced as follows, TO wit :-Rau Nv
m"n's~ess bsym".u,h by land II samuel so.isZ
~ess " snu OF ELIAS Broosings-and north Nv I.A N
me heirs OF Lemu.l w. Hsrnden deersssS ~ ~ -
sixty i've acres, more nr less cohiahing
Also, one Elece Of Hatch bed, sl,ua,.d IN yv;
IN SAID County OF Lincoln, aud bounded =. $500
| wit:-Noriherly and esseriy BY lama NJ 49, ~ 70
ley, Jr -seu'heriy by land of Jesse Bauey"an' ses-
terry by Monisweag rIver And the said nm rI,..
Their represents that would be for The benehI 4, ~ ~
minor that his Interest IN said real estate shoula ~
aud The proceeds thereof pun inieresa e n. g. ~
said minor, and the said guardian further t,nrr,sr,.
that sdvantaReous offer Of the OF one hundr.i
and six,yfve dollars has been made him by Ruber
McKavB BaTnden for the interest ., said in ..
real estate and That the interest OF said minor and ~
persons concerned will be beer promoted by mn imme
,iiae accepiance OF such Offer. whe ru.r
dian prays that may be- authorized and licensed u
ma ke sale of The of minor in he esn
sforesad private sale TO said Robert Mex HsrndeE
for the price affesaid, with wI,hoa public n0tIce
the discretion cf said guarcian.
ABNER WiDE, Gaarli1n Of said Mrcr-
lx.l.s
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kennebec and Portland Railroad.

kennebcc and Portland Railroad.
RR &&
Summer Arrangements,
Commencing April l4fh, 1851.
ID asskxGsR transwifileave the Station foot Of hes
nut street. daily, sundays xceptedl for Wesbroos,
Falmouth, Cunherlaad, Yarmouth, Freepori, Bruins
wick Bnwdouham, Richmond and Bath, rs follows:-
Leave Portland for Bath, at 80 and $50 NJ
Porllandfor Richmond al 80 NJ.
Richmond for Portland and Rath at7,I5 N.
Bath for Portland. at Sis N, and $40 NJ
Bath for Brunswick and Richmond, al6 IN,
Each train from Bath and Richmond, connects al
Portland with the trains from Poi, land 10 Boston.
The 80 train from Portland, for Bath and Rich:
mond, connects with the train leaving Boston u 80
P. NJ.
The - 80 train from Portland for Bath connects
with the train leaving Boston Jam
steamboat will leave Bath the arrival of this
train. for Richmond, Gardiner HalluweIl and Augusta
Stages leave Richmond on the arrival OF the train
leaving Portland al NJ for Gardiner, HaIioweli and
Augusta. rrswrsf
ia Waidoboro Thomas,on, Belfast and Bangor.
Passengers arriving III the 6rsl aud second train from
Boston asme this line 10 the kennebec River, will lake
the cars Of thlstarist The maciloa OF thc Plsud, Sa
60 and Portsmouth wailroad al Cape Elizabeth, and
proceed directly on Ruhoui delay
Through Tickets are sold at
Augusta, Haowell Gardiner and Richmond,
for Boston, Il =. .E E. ..fs $3.50
Bath, ,funsvicS anl Freeport for Boston, 200
FREIGHT TR AIMS EACH WAY DAILY.
tween Portland and Boston, whereby freight will be
transported between Stations this road aud Boston
Al reduced rates. and without change Of ears al Port
land.
RArEs--Between Richmond. Bath and Boston fo
Merchandise rated as Second Class 81 90 per III
GLIDING trucking III Boston.
All orders for freight intended for this road may be
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80 Packages
DRY GOODS.

THE subscriber is now opening al the AncIon Store
Il ri the hrsesi assprimenis OF Eng lsh French,
and American Dry ofe red this CRY,
ssting in part Of Dress Goods of almost every VARIETY
silks Sains; Barage de Lanes. Mouslrn de Lam, !;
Lawns PoplHs, Prints full and complete assortment
of black Silks PLAIN aud red black >slns Dress
and Nesi,es hhe German aud French Broad Cloths
and Doeskns; CashnaTeIs, Tweeds, and Saiiners
summer SiuhS. &C.. &c. The above will he sold at
prices lower than before offered. Please call and
exaIume. w. OWEN.
Bath, June g. 1851. 50.
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Rats J! Rats ~!
For Sale.

A NUMBER ef House lots, situated in a central and
n p.assni pari OF The cly- For further particulars
inquire Of WIN. WlNSLOW
Bath, June ,, 1851. I.1A ly5O
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To the Honorable Arnold Baney, Judge OF Probate for
the County cf Iiuccli-
ID ESPECTFUL1.N represents John Stuart, Of
IL Richmond in SAID County, that he is guardian Of
',Iberi Hatch, OF Bowdoiuham. in said County aged
about years, that said minor is seized and possessed
ri one Undivided half in common with Thadeus Nc
Farand OF said Richmond, of tie following real estate
situated in Richmond Village, 10 wit A lot OF land
about hve rods wide by twenty rods in length With a
barn aud house said lot, and bounded the north
by land possession of Isaac Small and Samuel Back
ley-on The east BY n road-on the south by land
II Judah Chase-on the by land of the OF
Richmond; that would he Tor the Interest," OF The said
minor that his interest the should he sold and
the proceeds put and secured said minor in
terrst
That said Mcfarland has offered your petitioner the
Of four hundred aud twelve and half dollars for
sand MINORS interest which is Advantageous offer
wherefore the said John Stuart rrays that he may be
duly licensed and empowered 10 sell and convey the
private sale To the said McF .rlsnd according
10 the statute Ia such cases made and provided
JOHN STUART,
By his Attorney, EZRA ABBOTT.
i.bu
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County Of
lincoln .u.-
Rowdojn in said County, deceased, respectfully repre-
sent, that the deceased died ezed and Possessed c real
rt,te in which she lawfully entitled over that no
mart thereof assigred her by hrirs en
ants By of law and that she desess roe
sess and occupy the IN severalty She therefore
pravs honor that her dover IN said estate nav ~
assigned and her com n1issonfrs NAV
be appointed for that purpose pursuant 10 law
Dated this sixteenth day of June, A d, 1851.
SUSAN CORNISH
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Rifles and Stones.
THE Austin Rifles Quinnehaug aud Indian Pond
Scyihe Stones-tor sale Wholesale aud retail BY
June 20, 1851 W p MARSION.
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At Probate Court held Bowdoinham, within and for
the County Of Lincoln, the 10th day oG Jane, A. D.
1851. .rMr
Whereas Susan Cornish. widow Of Charles Cornish.
late Of Bewden said County deceased having Presen-
ted her application for dover the real Of which
the said deceased died and possessed sdsre THAI
the said widow give all persons Interested, ~
causing copy Of the with this order thereon to
he published three weeks successfully in the Eastern
Times. paper printed Bath. that they appear at q
Probate Court be Aeh Wssssssron the first Monday
Of August newt, and show easse II any they have why
the same should be allnw ed
A. MOLD BLANEY, Jadgs Of Probate.
sv4 EDWIN 5. HovEY, Register.
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To the Hon Arnold Blaney, Esq, Judge Of Probate
within and for the Couniy OF Lincoln
LNiIAS COLBY almiuist of III estate OF Jamea
IL Colb, late of Wrbster. said County, deceased,
respectfully represents, thaI The said
deceased sufficient BY he eighty We dol
lars his debIs and charges admins
traiion; he therefore thai he empowered
aud licensed 10 sell and much real ca
tate Oft he said deceased may be sufficient 10 rzsa
The said sum with incidental charges
ELIAS COLBY.
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.,..4T Richardson & Co.'S sis v,
Southern and Western
Passenger and FREIGHT offices,

At the Western Railroad Station, and at "
Stale ST., BOSTON, Mass.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-26
DTED,

At Palo Alto, Onsow County, the 9th inst, I. B.
Sanders, Esq, Attorney at Law aged % years. Mr. San
ders a graduate of University of the class OF
ls49 and just entering upon life in the practice of
an honorable profession, when he down, leaving
his aged parents childiess.
At Hamptonsvlle, Yadkin County, N. c., the
morning of the lth inst, Miles Wilcox, Esq, aged 43
years. formerly resident of Hartford County, Connec
ticut, where he has many relatives. For the last Is
wears he has been a resident of the former place.
At Burnside his residence, in Granville County, n.
c. on the Goth of June, Patrick Hamilton, Esq, in the
esd year of his age.
Near Oxford Granville County, the 9th inst Car
one T. youngest daughter of John G. Taylor, ESD in
the 18th year of her age.
1t has rarely if ever fallen to the lot of the writer to
with such of virtues in one young he
was endowed with intellect of singular cearness and
uuickness and the diligence with which she sought at9r
knowledge, developed prematurey the disease to which
she fell a victim. She possessed of many virtues /;
she was good amabe, kind, discreet, aectionate and
obeien and with such lovely traits of character could
not fail to place in the hearts of all, with whom
she was intimately connected. She ever the below
ed her teachers and her associates and the hold which
many remarkable virtues took upon the love of her
parents rendered the early separation nsupporaby ac
Her goodness in the language of her father,
dered the loss difficult to be borne. But the faith
of the Gospel throws divine light into the gloom, and
bids her friends not those which have no
hope" Mado in infant baptism member of Christ,
child of God and inhertor of the kingdom of heav
en,"a growing conformity to the divine will and image
prepared her for tranquil DEATH and furnishes to her
friends the of resurrection to eternal life.
Christian faith and hope sustained her in her sickness
and DEATH and there be reasonable doubt OF her
acceptance in I" The Beloved r:
&c The good die first, and they whose hearts
Are dry summers dust, burn in their sockets