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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

VNIN PLATE, for roofing and manufacturers pur
Il poses braziers and sheathng Copper, Engi' h. Am
ericanand Russia sheet Iron, for sale by
mys JOHN N, GORDON soN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

qa--&c-sMM OMNIBUS LINE.
A-ss&GzAzaGzsg The subscriber is running line of
Omnibusses ia this city, from Rockets the head of Broad
street.
Fare from Rockets the head ofBroad street or any
portion ofthe route 81 cents.
The line consists othe splendid coaches that have
yet been introduced into the city attended by and
experienced drivers.
- No improper persons will be permitted to enter any
ofthe Omnbuses, the line specially commends itself
the patronage of the ladies'
no TT r. NAILOR.
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100 EBLs. sCOTTsVILLE FLOUR, re-
Il CO ceiving this morning for sale by
my7 RAGLAND 4 BROTHER.

A NEW WORK, Published This Day
N An odd volume of Facts and Elections, i'll prose and
verse; by Mrs Julia Mayo Cabell, in volume, lamo neat
paper covers. soc.
The publishers respectfully call the attention of the
public this little volume especially the community OF
work. the profits arising from its sale to form the
nucleus of fund for establishing work house in this city
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
EAGLE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

Il EIONS.-100 boxes fresh Messina Lemons just
IL received for sale by LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX.
81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

EbRE1EE LARD, in bbls pals and kegs, receiving
Il and for sale by
my 25 WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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THE LATEST NEW MUSIC.
* ANdsS EQHs EHa II H1lANM Ell,

LNAMILY LARD. in pals, for sale by
H. my 26 VIM. EGGLESTON.
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& WsFT,s CLARIFIED sUGAR.-5o bbls in
~ store and for sale by
my 25 WILLIAMS K BROTHER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

ESAMILY FLOUR, ROE HEssHANGs,
IL &c &c.
rs bbls superior family Flour
so do supertine do
"a halfbbs family roe Herrings
90 bags Mocha Coffee
% hplf chests fine black Tea
Just received, for sale by -,
my % FRY McCANDLlSH
SECOND SUPPLY OF SUMMER GOODS.
- CHAS HARTWELL x co, l07 Broad street.
have now received their second supply OF new summer
goods, consisting in part Of
Rich figured Chalie Robes
Rich figured Bareges andIissues
Satin plaid Bareges and Grenadines
French Lawns and Jaconets
Rich figured Indian Silks
Low priced Lawns, in great variety =
Plain plaid and figured summer Silks
Mourning Goods of every description
French and American Ginghams
TILLAS-Inst received fresh supply of Man
til as; also black silk Fringes, for Mantas
French Embroideries in great variety, very cheap
Plain and embroidered white Grape Shawls
White and cOlored embroidered Grape Scarfs
Together with a good assortment of Housekeeping
goods. all OF which offer at low prices at
my "a CHAS. HARTWELL CO.'S
yHN0BACCO HON PLANK -l00O 900 feet best
Il quality, just received and for sale by
my &c ROBF. RANKIN
TNIN PLATE, for roofing and manufacturers pur
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

FINE WATCHES.
A NY lady gentleman desiring to possess really
"a fine Watch, can be supplied by US, as we have on
hand really superior Watches that be
mended for time and durability, and we are receiving
further supplies by frequent arrivals we have them in
gold hunting cases Also open facesand either gold
white enamel dials
We invite all in of fine Watch to give us a CALL
aatteng ourselves that furnish them good,
if not better than they be procured either in
this foreign countries Previous sending abroad for
Watch which may be procured Of you know not whom,
give CALL examine prices and qualities and satisfy
yourself
NH 81 GENNET & JAMES, Eagle square.
AIDING, per steamships Roanoke and City O.,
IL Norfolk, viz,
so bbs Apples Glafowers and Russcts
100 boxes Cheese, English dairy and Goshen
20 firktns superb Orange county Butter
Eco bbs Newark Cider
125 boxes Oranges and Lemons, in prime order
100 half boxes Raisns
100 er do do
so whole do do
100 drums Figs
10 trails soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
bags Filberts
so boxes New York steam refined asserted and
fancy Candy
100 bbs Pink.eye and Mercer Potatoes
Receiving per above steamships in the best order and
for sale low Also receiving, large supplies by each
ceeding steamer. H. w. TYLER,
ape No Main street.
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ENREsH GOSHEN BUTTER.-5O package:
u fresh and superior Goshen Butter landing per Roam
oke and for sale by
nv o6 w TYLER
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THE DAILY TIMES.
THE NEWS BY THE ARCTIC.

The steamer Arctic arrived at New y DIRK on
Sunday morning, having lett Liverpool on the 9th
of May.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-03

DRDNCHEITHs.-Bro and kindred disea-
ID in language adapted to common readers. By
w. w. HALL vol. II mo. Price 81.
lisa, Pigramage, by Caroline Cheesbro, author of
Lillian and other Poems by Winthrop Mackworth
Praed; now first Collected vol, 10 mo- Price ST.
For sale 1T
my 10 NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
Next Tuesday.

Next Tuesday, the most important political
contest that has ever occupied the attention of
the Voters ol this Republic will De decided =
a contest that, mere than any heretofore set
tied, will determine the great and momentous
question of FREE TRADE against PROTECTION
TO AMERICAN lNpUsTEY. British Manuflc-
,urers and Brush Newspapers have been
unable 10 repress the strong sympathy they
feel for the triumph Of the shan" Democracy.
They regard aud emphalically pronounce :" The
democratic party" of the Country the " fRAc-
Teal ALLY" of the Free Traders of Great Bri-
tain, whose object is TO break down the Manu-
featuring Industry Of the United States, and
mske themselves the great Manufacturing
Producers of the world while they reduce US
to the position, the dependent position, of Con-
sumers. All The tory journals of England and
Canada disclose this object, aud if the Amer
lean People do not tawart and defeat it, al the
coming election, they will have nobody but
themselves to blame for the disastrous conse-
quences that must inevitably ensue. The
question, we admit, is fairly and openly pre-
scented, and next Tuesday will see it deter
mined The time for argument is passed
the issues are settled,--the pleadlngs are
closed. With the great inquest of the Coun-
try now remains the momentous verdict. W.
confess that the election of Franklin Pierce
would shake our confidence in the practica
wisdom of our Wanted self-government. /
would convince US that mere party drill, anC
intense pursuit OF the "spoils of office, - al,
stronger and more potential in the working o
our system, than reason, sound sense, obvou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
BURLINGTON PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOHIiI 20

National Interest, and solcr patriotism. i
would convince us that PRINCIPLE, in the great
,struggle for supremacy, which occn,~ every
four years in the Republic, is wholly merredl
and forgotten in dangerous and most llmcu-
liable lust for office, and for mere partisan tri.
sunph. 1t will be a sad day for our Country
Ia sad day for the cause Of Constitu ionai Re.
spublicanis throughout the word,- sad day
l or the hopes Of the true friends Of Mlnkind
and Human Rights, that shall chronicle the
8 to occupy the sublime post once occupied by
4GEoEGE WASHINGTON 1t would be triumph
sover something more than an opposing party
Eli would be triumph over the PRINCIPLES OF
kREPUBLlcASIsM, which are based land have no
: other safe basis) on the doctrine that great
liability, well.known and acknowledged public
gservces, and undisputed aud demonstrated
craftsmanship -statesmanship that compre-
fheRds the whole of the vast and varied, and
sometimes apparently hostile, interests OF this
Immense coniederacy, are the only safe qualti.
fcatiuns for high office.
a But we have no opprchcnslons, we are most
shuppy TO say, for the approaching result. The
PEOPLE have the great matter III hand, and be
: tween Trunk Pierce and WINFItLp $ OFT --
between the poor alternative between somebody
! and nobody. picked up sin cr'r"aiS" by the
4 Locotoco National CouyGnuuu and the rc9u-
Il lar aud noble nominee Of the Wnig NAtiona
SConvcn,ion, VIC feel the most unhesItl,lng con
%tidcncc in their determination. WINFIELD
ESCOTT CANNOT BE DEFEATED, ant
N'the people say amcn"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
VhC 'ThIrd Nistrirt.

It is rutnorud that the Free -sojlcre Of thu.
District have nominated Guam - y. KAs,oN
Esq, OF Burlington. in place Of Mr. KowElL
who has declined, and that the "Old liners
have nominated somebody in Essex County, ii
place of Mr.. ADAMS, who has not declined -
We do not believe word Of all this. III on
opinion, all the dscordant elements OF Opposi-
ton in his District will be concentrated in II
kAssoN, vino Is trading free -soier in Bur
hnctun, and who, on M0t account, will be wors,
defeated than he dreams of in the coming con
test. Mr. kasson is Il Pierce and KING Loco
foco, or a Hale and Julian l.oco.oco, ---uobody
knows or cares which. He possesses the con
flence of nett er of these factions, and will b,
'dreadfully beaten, as he deserves to be, mex
TUESDAY, by ALvAH SABiN. The man TIN
tries to ride two horses at once must be a goo,
IDEAL smarter than Charles d, kasson
1t il also rumored that the old-lucrs have
Nominated Mr.. HAYWOOD, of ESSEX County
Though this rumor needs confirmation. On
own opinion is that the main effort, IN opposl
! ton to our true Wing Clndidata, ALvAu SA
BIN, WI be concentrated on oni hcrmaphrolIt
'friend Mr. Ea53oa, who Is neither fish nor flesh
neither beet nor bird, but sort Of cross be
tween somebody and nobody! u 2 adyertls
four Free-soll friends, however, that Mr.. knsso
is Pierce and King pro-savery Locoioco, 4
4 The has ALWAYS sl e., and they may vote 10
CHIN if they thirk 1t decent or profitable
lMr. HAYwoop is an ultra oid-line locofoco, /
lavor of slavery, opposed to the protection o
sAmerican Labor, and River and t,ar5or LII
gprovements, and everybody that Is welded /
i these interesting doctrines can vote 'or him.
Mr.. KAssoa is nothing, one way or the othe
Ollie 10 in comatose state, -ne.ther a Wing nc
"a Locofoco, but in that halfway, u.ie-wl
! position, which neither gods nor men tolerate
and which the Holy Scriptures "spues oat q
its mouth :"
HURR.lH FOR .1LT.iH S.iBLNr
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Another Falsehood Nailed.
The locofoco papers have published again and
a gain in bold and staring capitals the loIlwing
Ise statement.

The ocofoco papers have published again and
again in bold and starin. capitals the ioIlwing
ta Sc statement;
"lou are Instructed not 10 enlist Foreigners,
FIR he Bauqltoa of s. Particle has taught US
SCOTS instructions To his Recruiting officers
duuns the Mtxjcau war,
We have now evidence, to prove the Nats
1nem ta.Se, ,cithoW the least shaio0 Of tounda-
ton, The National lntelligencer OF the 9th
inst, contains letter from Capt. Schuyler
Hamilton, one of Cen Scots Aid-Ie-camps,
which quotes the Islander as it appears in the
Washington Union, and says
Il beg you will deny it, ia my aame, as ut
sterly aud uuq,alifedly false. | was one of
tGen. Scots aId-Ie-camps during the Mexican
4 war, and have continued in that capacity to
this time. The only instructions given by Gen.
Scott to recruiting officers were to report to
certain officers in the Unl'ed States, viz Gen,
Brooke, at New Orleans, and the Adutant Gem
eral o. the Amy at Washington. All other
Instructions to recruiting officers were issued
from the office of the Adjutant General at
Washington and, on enquiry, am authorized
10 state bat TO such instruct ons were, howev-
err, issued from the AdJutant's office it could
only have been done with the sancli N Of Pres
lden, Polk, or Mr.. Secretary Of War, Marcy.
under which Adiutant General Jones issued
orders during the abse nee OF General Scott IN
Mexico.
Z The utter folly of so doing in time Of war
especially, Is sufficient TO stamp this, purpcrt-
4 nlg 10 be an cAtrac, from Gen. SCOTS instruc-
TONS, as a base forgery. ] relterate the s,ate-
ment tn utterly tQl'e
: Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv'',
s SCHUYLER HAMILTON,
Capt. by Bre,et L. s. Army
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(OFF.ClAL)
STATE OF VERMONT.

To THE FREEMES or THE THIRD Con-
GREssIoNAL DIsTRIcT:-
WHEREAS the Committee, appointed by
the General Assembly to receive and canvass
the votes given on the First Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER. A. D, 1852, in the Third Compression
al District, for Representative to represen
this State in the Congress of the United States
have given notice to the Undersigned Cover
nor Of said State, that no person has majority
Of all the votes given in said District, and have
forwarded TO me statement Of the number OF
votes given for each person. as follows, to wit
Alvah Sabln had 5.9l2
Henry Adams. 1888
A. Judson Rowell, 2,e94
Herman R. Bearlsley, g. WIN. H, French
8, Asahel Peck, 2 Wesson Maconber, 2 =
J. c. Adams, p H. c. Hubbell, l; H. B
Stacy, | George w. Benedict, Ira Put
nam, | William Baxter, | Charles Adams
/; Homer L. Hubbell, l g., G. Harrington,
AIRY Bradley, | Asa o Adds, |.
Now, THEREFORE,, in consideration Of the
premises, you are required to meet in the sever
al towns in said District, on he Tuesday mex
aher the first Monday of November next, al
one o'clock in the afternoon, at the same place
where the meeting was last held for the cleo
ton Of a Representative to Congress, to cleo,
a person to represent this State in the Congress:
Of the United States; which meetings are tc
be conducted in all things according 70 the
provisions of the statute, in such case made anC
provided.
~~ Given under my hand and the Sea
SIs of said State, at Montpelier, thi:
ooh day Of October, in the yea
wv of our Lord one thousand egh
hundred and ffly-two ard Independence
of the United States the seventy-seventh.
By the Governor,
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS.
FLlYY II. War;, Secretary.
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HURR.lHFOR .1LT.3H S.iBLN'.

o. Since the lnmented Illness of the re-
asponsble editor OF the Sentinel, during the past
sthree months, we have not looked at more than
three or four numbers of that paper, and neuer
unless some one called our attention to t. u @
don't fight shadows, and therefore VIZ trouble
yourselves very little about what shado"s, or IT.
1 responsible and fugitive penny-a-,Iners, my
have to say under the wing of Mr.. SAFE The
sSentinel under its present msmanasement is
4 said to be very dirty conduit Cox the Trans
mission Of scurrllous ISLANDERS of Gen ScoIT
whose splendid services, both AS Solder and
IA Civilian, have contributed essentially TO the
power, the glory, and the prosperity OF the
Union, whose fame is unsulhed by any dlshon
aorable act, whose character Is the pride Of his
scountrymen, and whose reputation ought to be
3dear to every American heart We aye pre-
spared to believe that this is trls Of the .Saatj-
saei, as at present managed, because we hap
epen to know that its substituted editors. nftbere
! be more than onel have shown themselves viii
fling to descend to personalities in political con-
stroversy, that are as removed from fairness and
L decency as they are from mprltorouS argumen
atat Oh. With Mr. SAKE, we are always ready
Ito debate or dispute, on such terms as he would
Jpropose with the nameess tribe who now
Scontro the columns of the Sentinel. we wish to
{have as little controversy as possible, That pa
4 per is surrendered, bodily, to Franklin Pierce
sand its managers substitute abuse ard lies
3again5t General Scorr for want of any decent
lor plausible argument in favor of Franklin
EPlerce. They kno,o that Pierce is something
Aworse than mere inconsdcrable, third rate
SNew Hampshire Attorney but they also know
xthot, as respects the mere SPOTS IF office Chez
SonIy concern) Frank Pierce is reliable THERr
sToRs, they stand by HIM. And the bne
srecord that contains all that he has ever don,
lin public life exhibits no solitary act, vote o
sspeech that is not positively dscretabie t.
ghim-( " illness his votes against River an
3Ilarbor Improvement Bills that President Jack
Sson approved his votes against granting pen
Eslons to the widows ofold soldlers,-his ,peec
3and vote against giving to the poor old widow
fof President Harrison the balance OF her hus
glands salary for year opporune fam,
Tngs and scknesses which constitute the stapl
dof his exploits in Mexico, &c, &C., Duuu
lthe or 8 years he was in Congress- he is n,
aknown to have taken any rank among leadn
linen IN either House, he never originated G
advocated any great measure of public policy
< or made any mark whatever a man of tlcr
or influence. He was placed at the head OF n
committee by Mr. Polk vino was SPEAKER whc
I he was in the House, nor in prominent pos
ton on any COMMITTEE. In fact he va ey
IDENTIFY considered trhop considered 1t Az a
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ism IN cchoing the abuse Of the Pest, is Of a
piece with tie description Of editorial literature
that, under the present malignant feebIeness Of
lis management, las speedily brought that pa
per down where nobody pretcnds to read it, eX-
cept the few who may have previously qualified
themselves for the task by consentng to pay
for it! This is our first and last "notice" OF
the anonymous concern, and we have intended
it for "iirst rate" one.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29

DANIEL w EBS LIZ BNflRbD, AT HIS
RESIDENCE IN MARsnrfELp, At % MINUTES
BEFORE 3 O'CLOCK THIS MOENtNG.-Ie egruyh-
ic Despatch.
"Leaves have their time to f1,l,
And flowers TO wither IN the North Winds breath,
d And Stars to set but all,
Thou hast ALL seasons Tor thine own oh DEATH ~
CALHOUN, CLAY, WEBSTER. not one
sof these three great Americans is left ! The
! biicf tclegraphic despatch ut the head of this
iurtcc announces the death Of the last named
( and the greatest of the royal trumvrate =
Il lie most potent and massive inte 'lect that the
world ever saw is withdrawn from us. The
!. largest ami most powerful STATESMAN that ev-
Yer influenced and swoyed enlightened Public
Opinion ON earth, is Ge1d! And mos; emphlt-
; cay may it be SAID that Death has ALL sea-
sons for his own, In our Judgment, there never
{, was period III our National career more prcg-
I nant Of good or evil, than the present there
never was a time when the magnificent and
comprehensive capacity Of DANIEL WEBSTER
3was more needed, to curb and restrain the spirit
Il of aggressive and nsnamed progress" which
/ threatens 20 disturb the peace Of the world
! As It appears to mere human reason at no per
! iod in the history of tins Republic were he
/ cJriusc5, the great abilities, the experience an,
i the isdUm Of DlSIrL WEBSTER so essential
Ily demanded by momcntous n ational interests
pIAe mo. ements, intrinsic and cxrinsic, whicl
s!tIrChtcn 10 embrOll Us III disputes and war
fwnn all Europe, and whch point towar i til,
acGuisltion OF Cuba, Mexico, and tue Sand
.wich Islands, require the pondcrous counter
rcheck OF DANIEL WEBsrER's great name an,
stIniuencc. At no more nopportune moment, l
'isccui5 to Us. could the great Defender and Con
| servltor orthG Constitution, the great EXpound
+. er Of is Principles and Policy, be taken trol
e Us. Alno time has our "Inanltcst destiny cal
>, led for larger vision or more enlightened re
, Is!raining hand and no Anne lean possessed
q conservative power, 50 wide and pervadng q
{ DANiEL WLBsTEE.
T. Bet he is gone. DANIEL WEBSTER L
( DUAN, and the people are wholly unprepare
I for the stroke. lie has died when hlS Cuunr
/ was ielaing IRON MIN. He has died whc
( grelt cnNsEFvATiyr PRI>CI LES most needle
eutorceHent aud ciucldaton, and that cniorc'
ncnl ana elucIdaton winch he could best gy'
4 lie has died in the matul lily Of his powers, an
4 when he was strongest armed to advocate an
H stabish the true administrative policy OF I'll
n Iovcrnment. lie has died heart and soul
> & American, but before the true AMERICAN SY
ErEM has been established, before the cardln
kductrIne Of ELF-PnoTECTIoY, las essential
: Nations as to individually has been authorit
lively recognized and settled.
q DANIEL WEBSTER Is DEAD! II
Wgreat ANrRIcAN STATESMAN, the intense at
ShAa, has gone from US forever
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Shorty after he cohyelsed with DR.. Jeifres,
who 5aId lie cnnd d" nothing more for hin than
To administer occasionally a scdative potion
"rhcn," said Mr.. Webster, 81 am to lie here
till the end. If II be 50, may 1t come soon"
He now had Mr. Peter Harvey called in
agaIu, and sad to him-"lIaryey, am not so
s,cN bat that | know you am well enough to
know you ; am well enough to love YOU and
well enough to call down the richest OF lIeav-
ems blessings upon you and yours. Harvey.
don't leave me vi am dead. Don't leave
MarsHeld till am dead man"
4 Then, as if speaklne to himself he said
. "On the 9th Of October all that is mortal Of
/. Daniel Webster will be no more"
] lie now prayed in his usual voice, strong,
full and clear, ending with Heavenly father,
forgive my suns, and receive me to thyself,
/ through Christ Jesus"
At half-past Z, DR.. J. NJ. Wrrren arrived
from Boston, to relieve DR.. JefIrlc5, as the i'm
fmedate medical attendant.
4 Repeatedly IN the course of the forenoon and
5the early part Of the Afternoon, he conversed
3irceIy and with great clearness of detail IN re-
IatlOn to ms private atiIlrs, and the condition of
Gus farm. stating his plans fully, and the man
a ner in winch he wished them carried out.
These matters, however, formed but a small
.iporlon OF his conversation during the day and
evening" nv S'iGtu pJil NclN opportunity 10
press upon the attention Of his friends the great
'truths Of re gion and their practical applica-
! ton to the affairs Of life, and he seemed to
. gain new strength as he from time 10 time elo-
.quentIy aud soe,nnly cXpltlated upon the
+ bcatl'u!es Of Christianity, and its principles
and Promises.
Z 10 oc,och lie is still lower but perfectly
Hsan~be OF everything that pusses within his
/ git or hearing. Should he die in the course
BOT HE III Llt your express viii start Instantly
Z or Boston with the intelligence.
n MAtsHrrELp.
4 SUNDAY, October ~, 1852
The Hon. Daniel Webster, Secretary of
Estate of the Uuiteu States, died at his Manson
tlIouse at Narshhrld, this morning, at twenty
Etwo minutes before three O'Clock.
x Is last hour was entirely calm, ard he
thrcathel his last 50 peacefully that it was with
Ed!Gcuty the prcCl-c moment was perceived ui
his departure.
3 The following particulars we copy from an
'Iex'ra issued from the Bee" Office:
2 "Bepeatediy in the course Of the forenoon
Eand tie early part Of the afternoon, he conycr>
Ned freely and with great clelrneSs OF detail IN
%rc.a'i1u to his private affairs. In reference to
Gins funeral, ue left explicit orders that his re-
Emaius be cnjoombed upon his farm at Marsh
= ( field. and that they be followed to their final
fr.,.iug place by his family and ncighbors.-
file also desired that the services be performed
Z ay TIE Parish clergyman. lie wished for NJ
u s p1upo. display. How like Daniel " ehster Is
e as request.
From haji-pas; to 10 o'clock the grea, man
B lI-l rapidly. Arou.inE from lcthargy at
Hl0 oc'ocb, lis countcnance became animated,
' 3 md hs eyes flushed with lis usual brlll!ancy,