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SHoURDS & cos
BIRo ASaPE3
LABOR AND FUBL SAVING
WASHING SOAP.
Manufactured by ShOurds 4 Co.
b13 Chestnut 81 PhjIo

HaHulactnttd by ShOurds n TO.
SAB Chestnut ST., Philo.
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. la
WARRANTED to wash clean in hard. soft
w or salt water, cold or hot, in one third the
time Of any other Soap ever manufactured; thus
dispensing with boiling, bleaching, DC.
FLANNELS, CLOTHES, &c. st
washed with this Soap will never shrink or nave
sny harsh or g,lmmy feel, but leave them in Their
original soft and plant state; which is in iseli
sufficient recommendation to guarantee Its use III
all families.
THE FINEST FABRICS
may be washed thoroughly with it, without the
least injury; giving them "A lustre equal to newly
imported goods.
PAINT, GREASE & DIRT
of any description, can be readily removed by the
use Of it, without injury TO the article, whether il
be the finest dress or ordinary carpet.
In the use of Shourds & Cos Soap. the mos'
delicate need not fear, as il will inurc or CHAP
the hands, but on the contrary act as an emol
ent, and is not only the VERY BEST WASHING
SOAR ever offered to the public, but as TOILET
SOAP cannot he excelled.
Wherever it has been used it has given pcriec
satisfaction, and is warranted to do, in all ca
ses where fair trial will be given it.
SHOURDS & CO. Manufacturers.
No. 5i3 Chesnut ST., Philadelphia.
For Sale BY Grocers generally.
November l6, 1885,
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PHILADELPHIA WINE & LIQUOR STORE
BITING & WATERMAN,
Imnnltnrs anl nealers in Iinnnrs


Importers and Dealers in LIQUORS,
NO 22o 4HarEet MFeei, iH'H'eiPH"'
OFFER for sale, the cheapest and hest assort-
~ ment of Liquors in Philadelphia, such as
Ohamn,rnc Sbcrrics Port Stock Cloret Bur
sUi'0''S ,rn ""us," "a; I; ''7'''"
pr,ud;os ortbo chn;ccs, tr,IJs viz.
u C,,r1 d., -. a.. G.,
Tne Masap amd 0,d'| G 'RJ emnGo &c o,t % .u,
Irish Nh;sccy Sc S.c. "N
hnteis ana the country ttAue snPPh'" fhia-
deiphla Prices on 'np most hpeIa' TERMS
July l"' lo"o'--
npoyry,S pSopICr rorI,II,ICI GIN
Is Crp ~ > ,,---, y - "
R.nwAr's Medlcated Soap for sun burns, tan
'etier' "c' ~
Radway IS ClrcassIan Balm, Tor the haEr dand-
rntl &c
Cholcra Morbus, &c. For sale by
II. Is. MASSER.
sunbury, dug, 8, 1850.
o.mo,.r, =, ;, =, =. :, = -
"a monds, p uncs and Cream Nuts.
Planes Of all kinds.
Salt and Pqsler.--Just received and for sale
Sunbury. Dec. 90. 1919.
pOOKS and Goii Pens. On hand several cop
gold pens which we will sell at the PhiIaJepbia
prices For sale at ihis office.
.---.--- ----- --.-----------
EA TENINGS.-A cheap and excellent arti
Gle for fastening sash for sale nv
l. w. FRIIJNG
'' '"' 49,
EeATENT Trusses of all Kinds, Harrison 5
Il writing and indellible ink. Cotton yarn and
laps, lust received and for sale by
Nv. FRuING.
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DOCTOR TSTESTr.T
FOR 15 CENTSI,!

BY MEANS OF THE POCKET
EscuL,PIus, or, Every one
his own Physician! thirtl-
eth edition, with upwards of
a hundred engrayings, show
ing peculiar diseases in eve
~ shape and form, and NAL
formations of the gcnorative
system,
BY WM. YOUNG, NJ. ID.
The time has now arrived
that persons suffering from
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-01
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
\ vigorous lie or premature death.
AlNkEllN on self ServaliOn.

This 'ot inst published IS flied with usefnl INF r,p,,i,u
on tr unrutrs md diseases %: the (icnerlye Organs
II adlrcss.s sr.'ullAo % YOUTH. MANHOOD and Gl n
AGE, ana shuu'd hu read hv al, -
IEe va"ai, advice and Impressive warning it gives
WIZ prevent years ot misery and suffering and siy. annual
ly ThHsuds nI Lives
Parents rs reading viii learn how, n n-rv-,t IN. d,.
tructlu ul ihrir Children. '
- remittance IT y cru's enclosed in a letter sd
dressed u DIR. klNkEllN, y. W. conner @: THIRD L
UNION Streets between Spruce & Pine Phndrlnbi,
WI rt'r bnk, under cny crPr, per retgu OF mail
res ms at distance mny address DR. X ly letter pos,-
paldJ ana be Clr". at b me. "
fALANGES OF MEDlClFES, DIRECTIONS &c
prwaiel hy sending remittance and put up s-cgIe from
DAMAGE ~ Ct RlDSTG TT =
B'ikgS'iers, New Agents Prdars, Cnnvassers aud al
o'I,rs supplied with the 4qVe york at very low fsies
lrbN1ry ., isjO--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-01

C,o,ton Yarn, Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Laps
" and Wadding, Cotton Outings, Ready made
Pantaloons, Ready made Vests, Congress Knives,
Porcelain lined preserving kettles, just received
for sale by IL. MASSER.
sunbury, Dec. =, lg4s.
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PATENT MEDICINES
THE PEOPLES vADE-MncUm

THE PEOPLES vADE-mHcUM
COMPRISING A COLLECTION OF OVER 200
VALUABLE RECIPES,
In the UsJul and Interesting drts lCith f.
simple and Curious Experiments in
CHEMISTRY
INCLUDING Medicines, Perfumery, Chemist
Cookery, Farriep, Dying, Confectionery,
mestic Economy, etc. etc. etc. Price 6t cts, {
sale by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, Dec. s, ls49,
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STONE WARE.

GTONE milk Pans, stone Jugs and Pitchers,
- and other articles of stone ware just received
aud fer sale hy JOHN w. FHLlNG. ..
Sunbuy, June 2S, ls49.-
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MORE NEW GOODS F!

Just received at the store Of HENRY MAS
SER, a lot of Caps. Gum Shoes, Almanses,
Queenswars, Liquors &c. All Of which will he
sold at the lewsst price,
Dec. IA, 1850.
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WIN. M'CARTY,
ELLER,
Broad,cay,
SUNBURY, PA.

TT AS recently received, among other articles, a
= great variety of New, Cheap and Entertain.
ing publications such as
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fBANK NOTE TABLE,
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PENNSYLVANIA,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
U. 5. Bank notes is di,
All solvent banks pa,
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Sunbury, Dec. IA, ls5o.-tf.
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D OO Cd Es. So
MUSICAL INsTRUNENTs.
GERMAN BRONZE POWDER

Also constantly Oh hand, Wholesale and retail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

The ,sas taken on lIr DoRMAy amendmen, and wa
| AYEs-Alessrs Damron, Imboden, Mc;ue. McCliniic
Hammond, Grantham Wells Gilman, Dunlap. Sydnor
Pearls Caison, Duke Jewe Patrick, Wright Ecydson
Jenney Harvey Bcrne Vanorsdal kee CacEiey Fairfax
oinrm. p9rnan Patterson and Iancey-2S.
/ NoHs-Messrs Hopkins (speaker,) Finney Allen Bow.
COCK Garter, Boisseau, Burwell T"mpkns, Carngion Of
Boeiour Hays Lewis of Brunswick Clarke Speed, Buck
nsr, Darlington of Charlotte Jones Page Segar Muse
Stuart Hume Dessns Cooke Edwards OF f. Brooks al'a
i,ra Gusran Carroll wilson Stova, Monroe White, Hall
noyHih, oothal Howser Tomin, Semp, Ferguson, Pen
dieon Niblett Newman, Montague, Williams Baskerville
Edmundson kby, Dawson Slubbs, Butt, Wheeler Yerby
henderson Campbell Of Not,oway Willis Robertson Cox
Neal Mitcher, Scott of Powhaan Garrison, Flournny,
!lVes Harrison August kernan Sp7ers Pitmnn, Calvert
Campbell OF Smyth, Newsom Cruchhed, Sue Whcadon
phi'rd o sussex HorneE, Massey of Warren and Cirke
The previous question then ordered on Mr.. CRrrcH-
FIELDS substitute.
nir. McCUE moved an adjournment which was lost
The vote was then taken on the amendment of Mr..
CRGTCHFlELD 10 the amendment of Mr. FERGUSON,
and resulted
AYr.-Me,.rs. Honlicc, topeaser) Finney Allen, Bow
cock. Carter Damron Boaseau, Imboden McCue, McCin-
tic BurwelI T"mpkns. Hammond, Gran,ham Darlington
OF B. Wells, Lewis Of b Clarke Speed Buckner Caring
Ton Of Charlotte, Jones, Muse, Stuart Hume Dunlap,
Cooke Edwards OF L., Brooks, Sydnor Taliaerro, Gner
rant Cailson, Wilson, Monroe, White weon Hall, South.
bett, Newman, Jenney, Montague, Williams, Beirne. Ed
mnndson, Kilbv, Dawson, Stubbs Butt, Wheeler, Yeby
Henderson, Campbell OF S, Willis, Kee, Cackley Scott Of
T., Garison Harrison, Stnrm, S,ro,er August, Dorman
Patterson Nlartz ancey Herman Spee Pi,man Calvert
Campbell Of $, Newson, Cru,chfiod sus'le, Wheaton,
D.ard OF ), and Buyd--s3
NoEs- -Nessrs. HAYS Wenlan, Boli-s, Scgar Dcsk!ns,
Pearls. Stora Lewis of Fl. and d.. PatricA Ferguson,
Boydson, Harvey, Robertson Coz. Witcher. Fairfax,
Fonrnoy, Rves Horner Massey of Warren, md Jackson
The then taken the amendment amended,
and was agreed tu
The taken engrossng the ~ and resulted
ayes So 29so the bl amended ordered 10 be
eagros-ed.
On motion Of Nj FLOURNoY, the use of the Hall was
granted ts evening the Central Southern Rights As5oca-
tlon.
Or motion of Mr.. PATRICK the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
MARBLE YARD.

HoS ROGERS sth Street Man, Richmond Va Dealer
u IN Egyuan Italian anl American Marble MoniInents onra
Grave Stones pieces ofeycy description Wall Pae onI
Any design in Carving executed III the neates; manner
Orders from country with promptly stsndeio
M having served his apprenticeship one OF me aes
York having much eaerncr la 10
ss n,,,re sa,sfartnn Sor'h S,nh ~" 'flN
EfFEasIy CARRIAGES r. MAaCr,ACi1na h,
FRANKLIN STREET. REAR OF THE CITY HOTEL.
rEyfIE subscriber would his thanks 10 the pubic ol m
patronage bestowed him for the last fifteen y'a
his stock OF aartapt com
pr,sng following descriptions Coaches Chlrro'eet baoue
Top Bu-sys and sIsess snufseiu o.
of ne best and superior workmanship whlch VII 10
fourd 10 be equal respects TO he esf oae1
o .ale in tins elsewhere BEING determine" osupP re
nlbc wI,l superior home made WORK in'e "o
may he IN quality call aud exaris
being sell ait
els. of the an,e quality be- purchased elsewhere .
All kind. manufactured order anc repairing done VII"
"sa'ne rn ~ "a, f' ALFRED KING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
For The Enquirer.
T Vt TIC 1sF'461t'I y
CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE.
CuR HousE, NEAR STOCKTON, CALIfon*iA, !!

December oin, 1880.
Dear Your letters hive found ME in this remote or-
ton OF Uncle Sans empire md give great satisfaction
Incioss send You OF our coin and lump oi s Ie
staff Both can, sae) AS informed you in my last we
were about setting for mines and accordingly we da
Co. We damned up the rver washed all the sand got SICK
or dam broke company dissolved and wc MADE no.
thing Mining, / you is like bsitng-yery, very
uncertain. Some, indeed, make fortunes which eicoues
many more to attempt H. who TAIL Digging or washing all
tay the ana water Ia dsagreeate ana ge'hs
the head for what gold YOU NAV have by sons Ioooe
Or o:her worse The chance o being 30 trealea Is od
enough n the mines Of California, SO am now expert
nenna n other business than mining nave ioa.ea Oh
thirty Of land within mile OF Stockton anu WIN
partner keeping teams for travellers, aha I'ihS ~
sing stock and vegetables This is no" sa.1 10 DC ICE
best bu.nrs. in this country. At the worst ou '1tio III
cnurs. time be fortune, being 30 heaf one o. ee
MOS. prosperous and growing cities IN Tie world ou
kuDw tha, have many Inducements 10 urge my return 10
our Tide of lhs continent but wsh 10 40 81 IA ioe
p,osperous sua zion than LEFT It, Ana hot"iuis'ahui"s
one failure still entertain san2aine hoPes W uons
Sre times was Bruce defeated und on ths TENN attempt ne
won vcto that compensated Tor oil MS i1uies ope
THAI the AEglo-Saxon blood has not nege'er ~ @ VIC
ya;os of their good fortunes sosaksn le
Pesur-oe, :, prosan notwithstanding some ortuEes ta se
beeo sunk in California ard many persons nave returned
hrace aoor deem thoss persons more ps'o s 49, ~
encouraged emigration here than those VINO are geeoy "
discourage the enterprises of our Young men IN aAnB e
venture 10 this distant region. lmpruoehce quo ah "
:ofu;udo and perseverance, cave oee" ~ Nv n,o., nar,
,eo,hs Of unsuccess hcre elsewhere VI 'e Ios'
,boss who have loat capitol have ceen w
reckless and those who have lost time ana aoo! "ouu
done as little or less elsewhere ,. ,ho, o,,- Da
u,ocrsfc triends view ~ 10 encourage ralei ta ~
Inc ardor for enssa,on ihhe ms Goun'y Win " our r
a,t c.nire Of commerce ard national power; WIN our
.aS s.osa the con,inen we embrace Eastern sis
ls and Europe @ one arm and BY aid Of our lightning
winged steamer the treasures OF he lnalss we
,f,tAar IT the cursed OF dissolution De no more
bSsrd within our mighty borders. Let us not ar or op-
a" destiny ssnd % f b Us BY na,i'sn
- s' - a h.nd the blasts of tsnaticism and the
e, The rab"e, waves Of Ultra patriotism Let her ride
ont the storm. un.noved and fearless
s ,,y,,g lime Of dissolution and agtation7' answer
tat Virginia mounting cann0n.no 10 destroy our Union
hnt 10 dsfsud our Constitution For when Union ard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
THE UNION PARTY.

lhe sure,t means Of producing 'Dsunion party. j, 10
organize Union party per se." Richmond Enquirer.
Some politicians are o5stnatey determined (savs the Ma
etta Ca Advocate to make the people believe If possible
that there extreme and imminent danger to the Unon
that the only hope of safety Is in their protection and
ianshlp This may be strong game far as political pow
et Is coheene;-itS authors may ride into power oy lis
means but the Richmond Enquirer one OF the abes
portes OF the late Compromise measures them
the danger OF such trick The dictate Of common scnsc
u.s. that an elaborate and complicated party oganizatior
with the avowed object o! preserving the Union
est humbug Ii there Is not, among The peop the
strong enough attachment 10 the Union maintain il,
nR1oW parry organization. - rannt Ee done ci.a il-
Whrine. ~ rnnusr IS right in the uotre above
he "Laon party per Sc may Iudso y 's'y iaci'
any body ese attempting 10 degrade the general at
10 the Union into ins' lment Tor p:csiden
should condemn them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
PORTRAIT OF JENNY LIND.

AND MEDALLION DAGLEkFEoIlfto ~ 'oiohSI
yRorSD
THIS splendid improvement rnut be seen T. pc NJ
rean Gallery, where NAV lnd all the Attest n fo
ronsis;lng of the CELEROTYP BY which .Aant ci1t' oe
=, an, saronI. TYPE,
ana the HYAIOTYPE. or Daguerreovpes on G'-- II. -
every improvement now be obtained nj t. 'ef!i ""
t39 Main street. above Governor. a. ,.,.
n Their Northern Combination Sky Ligh' -
Nv" =" 'N " WM 4 PRATT & 60.
We have inspected above style Of Da2uere9iypGs an
he by PRATT Co. 10 ai s'att
aCv ny.,oor Nv ;,s process ee amos; magical az! ~
ev highly reasins O'aacd In some cases me lc,A -
osely resembles enanc!e minlatufe ~ It's IVORY zone d "
eye on an arlste; The nhs oi DARK ues Vi
npcar. the lumnn ivine IN all the vsihrss u ' we
the enlre! upon 1ta"'
sh. rou M surrounded by wreahs OF ho~es Bt "e is oV
,,h,ly 10 iu iusice these beautiful Medaion pdgac
and mus; request the curious In sch ar "
md Judge lor themselves Mes-rs Pratt Co claim 10 ne NE ~
- ,Jroucc the ssylgh Ie and apfrar to T. co
sanity nvsntng something the OF The ART hvi
their gallery and "seeGre the shadow eye 4e %
D., Tine
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yr1o CHARLES B. ALLEN. ESQ. You are hereby

yuyo CHARLES ALLEN ESQ You hereby nouhec 'h
shall on Thursday 18th Jay March l sthe lot >.
n Mrs Lucy Watkins (omery Langhorne's Tavern Cumberan
coun,y STATE vrgni4 hr houlsof O'clock -
o'clock OF that day take the deposition Of Mr Wa"h@i
depending 1 7
Ciancory Circuu Court OF Cumberland eoan IN when
am naintf and aa Others defendants II me delDsphs
no, on The named shall continue the aAs 81
The same from day day. the place. M they are sen
Yours. respectfully, DANH>i y 'Ni'''''''
rah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

ys1ur subscribers from their old Gd 10 Eae"
square i9 Main and next door 70 Aa1s!arf Du.h
friends and the public geGersr
10 call.
Gold and Silver Watches style rich eTery SILVER Tea
sets silver Spoons paterns Silver Foks Ladies' Sl"a
longs Spoons Cream Spoons Salt md Mustard s"ons @
and ST yer Spcccles Their a-eOrmeot OF Je~ey eomsta
non every article the line Particular attention gwen Ws'e
and Cockrepnring. 6ENNEl /" Jaa!fS
Ian ol-rl,y2m l;e West Main Street. FsIle Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

country fall the last expiring wall ncr,v-the Ia
blow for freedom, will be echoed by Ergnas own u,ne
mountains There will be the grave that Goddess whom
We all worshD-and will be the soil That
encoses the first Of men, should aso embosom the a. mar
tyr of Freedom.
But ados adios! When fortune either smile. or lrowns
you shall hear from agnin. J. O. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
,.'.l l.s.s' ''1'e John RAvENSCRorr JONES
--nil,IAM a MARY COLLEGE.

,x,nr .I Visitors OF the College i!iinm & Mary
a,.r revised v laws the Institution and amended them so
.e Sc oi College instruction, now Inform pa
r!i,n- ,het relying upon highly competent and re s.
~ y and anon the .ounta laid for moral and IN
1s,rrn d; this n.,iiuon they have every reason 10
m oI SUCCESS and hereby recommend 10 public patronage
c,ncd 10 side WITHIN ihe WIS OF e 49, u
the morals and OF the studen's iunu
saosGel the anaysis OF soils ana maauIes' @
qv aa science fund is provided TO aid IN the
,a leas Twelve youths OF the safe. whose eitcu m
sc. u m AFFORD IN entire expenses OF their educaion anu
cr ~, uren youths Of good moral character ana promise
.ln- We. recommended Will be instructed whou. charge oil
i 49, ~'s JOHN TYLER, Rector,
HENRY A WISE,
TaZEWELL TAYLOR,
WILLIAM MEADE,
EUSrACE CONWAY,
WM b HARRISON,
WM MACFARLAND,
JOHN L SuELL,
J. r CHRISTIAN,
r. G SCOTT
a. - r McCASDI.ISH
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"Of the nature Al conQues.i
For then ho h parties nobly are suocued,


Such are the victories worthy of this age and such the
rivalry of nations TO which invite all competitors as We
are gamers by the struggle even when defeated
We shall not have the Metropolis. to-day any thing
like the splendid pageant of year ago. But in honor OF
the day. the important deiberaye bodies now in ses-
sion here have suspended their a5orand our
dery will animate with the roll of drums and
muskery and the booming Of In further tribute 10
the memory of Washington, the State Executive members
of The Convention and Legislature, and citizens aud fair Ia
dies from all portions of the State will assemble at the
Grand Ball Monday night 10 rejoice together that virgil
MIA gave Washington the world and TO their faith
that they will endeavor prove themselves not unworthy
compatriuts OF the Father Of his Country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

cjt,n ltoys Vii Dc o.ened my family al sh- Bruns-
1 ~, >ass brunswick county, Va on tie Isl MONDAY IN
. ,le ordinary English studies ;he lan, Greek and
=. y, . a3 lie h-acs branches o VIA heEla.lcs VII! DC
M ,Elt A COMPETENT eacncr has oeen cnipioseo nn'
o some OF he cla myself, 20 taal sla.t DC
u., nl.n operations OF lhe school anu "ii oe
s t.l.e 20 patrons Tor ~ entire management iuc.
..b good Scnu, rller ;aan large one AM with thal
,x rgle H ru.i.. Viii ~ any event, exceed 'wrhIy-
nav. % Ii thoroughly repaired and "rrensed oT .he
a,ion of mat nnnher rs atdo,s IN my family
m i b. ase av scholars bu such as reside N me linde
49,, m "a, ,be scAooi The Sc val pe Of len months du
IA q. .sr7u., lu- ca ne Isl December. ISL ,,,
scar! sNi: tuition the lasruayes Mathematics
4. Al !ea win the higher branches o Mathematics,
sttort..tf, g. - ~, studies, S2l .. ,xe,,,, ,o>rs
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So mlY'd in him. that nature might stand up
Aud say 10 all tho world. this vas man"
TRIRI'TE OF RESPECT.

A. regular meeting Eureka SecI No. 81 Cadets ienl
rc- held the hall Sr1ensvie Division Som OF TemprIs
\, DO At vrrsie King Queen count Vucnis, tbe 3
of February 1851 the death Cadet LANES JONES having been
the BY Cadet George Pace the following
.tnolo ami dr.s0l unanimously adopted:
Whereas pleased Allwse Creator
embersp by 9th OF February, 1871, g.y
Joass who member OF hI
aer,n up OF his death. and feeling sensby the
mont which ti. l-pensaion ar roush upon Therefore,
That submit with lu. the gr
lions who and N whore hands the issues r
and at ami all the ourhrais nuloefrd
Resolved ID That ic dealt; o brother ils has loot
faithful and exemplary member. and the Academy wh! "l
attached, respectful. submissive and siudou pupil anG b.;
fellow Students honorable and h.h minded associate
Resolved 3D. ha, tender the only surviving brother aud M
friends brother sympathy aei condo
eaco IA tins acing bereavement aud that evidence oi
viii the usu. Of or thirty
dass.
Resolved i, Thaa copy the above preamble and rts9utoa
aligned nv communicated to 'he family o our
tteased brothers, and that copy ofwade 10 the eios9 a
Southern Era Richmond Whi and Enquirer accompanied VIII ne
each IL the respec
papers IE"FlLis So' iH"ai f. ~
GEORGE Il. PACE, Secretary
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEM IN
y WILLIAM r. s. THOMAS ~
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