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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

M r q Et n AN o + A Is M + R > :,
Il Garieaers florists. Incorporated Com Da~tex, Mon
ntactnr<. frti=ons. Professional Men, hxAnses, and
others-Thc Pump and Fire EngiMe
com bine i.-Right Sfc1rcd By Uniek Stotes Lcf-
feTs-Fafei'.--AI.r lsrEryGEMgSTs WILL BE PRasEcU-
led ny Law.-Ihis is the most valuable invention Of
The and without which. manufactorics pnbiic rdi
fees hotels and private dwellings, incomplete mud
comparatively Insecure. With this cheap and eicent
Fire Engine. The Farmer perfectly independent nj all
accommodating insurance companies, and bid
.iriance the incendiary
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in Mr.. X. Drifting ham Mitehcils PUMP
AND ENGINE, aud esteem them most va arlle mp
vendage great convenience and cfic lent profec.
lion against fire.
CHARLES MARX. Richmond,
X. Is. TYLER. do
DR. ROYSTER. Iluguenot Springs.
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Fnrnviil-.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham.
K. j. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be in Capt. NJ. s. Lang
hornes sn,. VIM. II. Langhornc's residences On Din.
nond Hill, iynchburg. The Pump be in Erh-
rnnnd the Wig office.
II NOTlCE-An person. buying or selling the
above articles, are responsible o me for it.
BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL.
march 92-ts Proprict.r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

John r. WRlGHT'S SPECIAL NO.
y TIC 10 his friends anil The public erBratly-The
subscriber has just received nm the Mathematics the
nrrr-t richest and most valuable Of fine
Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, &c {,
brought this market He feels confident in any,
ing that every person examining large and extensive
stock, will be induced buy. Also complete assori-
Of all kinds Of Law, Medical Ply siooeical The
o:oyica. Mechanical School and Miscellaneous Books
Late Music and Musical Instruments.
A complete assortment Of Stationery. &c, &c.
Paper hangings Of the latest and richest patterns.
Persons desrous Of obtainng anything in the above
line will do well 10 cn and they may assured Of
meeting with good bargains and be waited upon with
disposition To sa,isfy.
march lS--ts J. p. WRIGHT. .
NEW GOODS...Thc subscriber. inform their
friends and the public generally that they have
sold out their stock Of old goods. and have the
easure Of offering hem large and general assortment
&c Nem and Fashionable STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS. consisting of Ladies' and Gentlemen
ofthelntc.t styles which they invite call from
a" in want Of and pretty good. at the lowest prices
march 22--ts e. & !. FRANKLIN.
COTTON YARNS Il OZNABU rigs.
~ 5000 lbs cotton yarns. favorite brands.
30 bales No. cotton oznuburgs
On consignment and for sale by
nrny 10 LEE 4 JOHNSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE On KsAsosA-
- bile terms ut Judith's Dam Of IL horse power.
Loconoive-Buier nf approved construction. has
only months. Apply to John d. Adams, Judiths
Dam, Capt y. McCprkle LynchburE, " the und~rsign
ed D. y. WALTON.
Con, IS..s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

NASTlNGS-la or Il, 900 lbs Casting u good
Feb l9--ts JOS II. WILSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
ASSEMBLY.


MIR. WARD rose to a question OF privilege
arising out Of an article in The Tribune about him
self ard Col. Monroe. He said he had studied Law,
but was not and never had been connected with
brewery.
Mr.. Lyon rose to a question of privilege
connected with an article in The Daily Register
about his having voted, notwithstanding he had
paired off with Mr.. Richards He said he had paired
of, and when compelled by the House to vote. he
voted as he supposed Mr. Richards would have voted
bad he been present.
Mr.. LUCKEY rose to question OF privl-
ege, but objection made on the ground that he
was in contempt, having been absent when there
Il call Of the House.
The SPEAKER held the objection well Ia
ken, and Mr.. LUCKEY appealed
The SPEAKER said he was ia contempt
and could not make any motion.
Mr.. VAN SANTvORD rose to a question OF
privilege arising cut Of article in Saturdays Jour
nal about pickpockets in connection with the pro-
ceecings Of Friday
The Journal was then read, after which
a long debate ensued whether business could be
proceeded with until the call Of the House OF FIJI
day had been gone through, and absent members
cleared of contempt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
On motion Of Mr.. STANTON. oeTeon

On motidn Of Mr.. STANTON, oe Tenn.
EsoivcG. That ~Aen the House siOuin. 1t album {,
meet IN "Wednesday ntxt 90 enable members 10 vs. tho
steamer Baltic
MIR. JOHNSTON, (of Ark introduced the
Senate bill for the apr ointment OF SIpe sndsns
OF lndian Affairs in California with an amendment,
which was agreed TO, and the bill passed
On motion of Mr.. STANTON, (ky.) the
Joint Resolution Of the Senate, authorizing con-
tnua,ion OF the work on the addition to tae Capitol
ard the Senate bill making appropriations for the
repair of the Congressional Library Room, were
made the order OF the day for Wednesday, the losh
instant.
MIR. DAVIS Qnd introduced bill grant
irg right of way and LANDS to the States OF illinois
sLd Indiana in aid OF Railroad from TerIe Haute
10 Springfield Referred TO the Committee OF Poo!ic
Lanes
Mr. THOMPSON Va) presented memo
rial Of certain Members Of the Legislature OF Penn
sylvania, relative 10 the bridge across the ONO
River al Wheeling Also presented a paper con.
tanning the official consent OF the wheeling and
Belmont Company that Congress may declare their
bridges military roads. Also the petition OF one
hundred citizens Of Ohio County. Va, praying that
the said brloges be declared established postroads
Referred to the Committee on Post ONCE.
The House then adjourned till Wednes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Mr.. Webster was entertained on Sat-


uresv E, ehing at the splendid mansioa OF Mr. Nell
son Robnso.- cerner SeveLieenths. aat Union.
place. Abcu, the hundred gentlemen were in.
vi,ed 10 meet hin, amocs whom were tnsny OF our
lcacDg citizens The suppsr, 1t Is sufiicen! to say,
was ordered OF De'monico, without limit OF cost,
ard with only the direction to make II worthy Oft
distinguished CUES, Of The vening. Amore rectneH
entertainment Was probably never prepared in this
City. Mr.. Nebs,er's health being proposed, he 70.
spoBGed in an address Of about twenty minutes do
ration, in which he alluded to his course on the
Compromise question. and spoke OF the great value
10 a commercial community like this, OF settled
policy of Government, under which the merchant
could safely calculate to-day upon the chances OF
tomorrow. Oiher brief addresses were made, ana
the most cordial feeling prevailed. AmoDg.he noted
persons present we Jaw his Honor the Mayor, Dis
trict.Attorney Hall and his Deputy Mr.. Evarss,
Recorder Tsllnadge, Mr.. Gerard Col Sandiord,
President Loder Of the Erie Road, with bis aos'
Messfs Townsend and; aarsh, Mr. John Harper, Post
master Brady, Rev. Mr.. Choules, Messrs. Chas. n.
Marshall, Moses II. GrinRell, Henry A. Cois J +. ID
Lanier, r. H. Winslow Lemuel Bangs, Aid. Maynard
and many others whose names we cannot recall De-
side strong detachment of the Bo al of Brokers'
There nas also distinguished foreigner present,
member OF one oil the most Populaf idhliios IA SN
rope, who received very marked attention from
most OF those present. His name was Heidsick
Those remarkable curiosities, the AZ
tee Children, are growing in popularity every day.
and people are coming from all the surrounding
cities and villages to see them. what Is ratner
curious is the fact that one never weares OF visiting
them some persons have been. dozen times and
will 20 still until they get to be old acquaintances
The idea for some time prevalent that they might pc
repulsive is fully obsolete, and the reaction proves
that they are the most attractive wonders OF the
human family ever brought to our City. II the
throng of visitors increases as it has done, there
must be larger room, since the one now used Is
already too small to accommodate all who CON
Persons who are still incredulous as to the Aztec
origin of these pigmies cannot do better than to visit
them and see for themselves.
We are indebted to Mr.. Geo. Coach
man, Clerk of the City Prison. for the following sta
tistics for the month Of February;
White White Black Black
Males Females. Males. Females. Total.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
RIarkets-Reported BY Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, Feb 25, I6j2
CoTToN-Saes to-day 1000 bales, at s 5 l6c. The
market is unchanged, but the prices of the better
Qualities are full and firm
CINCINNATI, Monday, March l, 1859.
Pork IL active $500 barrels Mess have been sold
at S4 LARD is quoted at &C. for BARREL and Sic for
ksg. FLOUR is dull, at SO 30. The river is IN fine
order, but boats are scarce.
BALTIMORE, Monday, March i, 1889. z
The sales Of FLOUR to-day, reached 500 bbls at
81 for both Howard st. and City Mills GRAIN Is dull
ard we have no sales worth reporting. At our CAT.
TIE market to-day the offerings the scales reached
$50 head, and 20 head were driven to Philadelphia
Prices ranged from S4uS5 on the hoof--eqdal to IS
ass so net. Hoes were at $7d$7 so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
NEW.YORK LEGKsLATURE.
SENATE. .ALBAYY, Monday, Ma

SENATE ALBANY, Monday, March |.
Mr.. BARTLETT reported favorably on the
bill to allow Binghamton to take stock IN the SYRIA
cuse and Binghamton and the Albany and Susque-
hanna Railways.
MIR. Cooley reported favorably on the
bill TO regulate the Wharfage of Lighters in New
York and Brooklyn.
Mr.. MORGAN introduced a bill to incor-
porate the China Mutual Marine Insurance Com
pany. -,
Mr.. JONES offered a resolution, which was
adopted that the Judiciary Committee report
bethe the Public Printer ad violated and forfeited
his contract by refusinCor delaying to print certain
bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
ssems'pnu,l dividend oftv cent. payable on me

ssemi-spnusl dividend Of y cent, payable on me
4th inst.
payment Of sl50,000 was made from
the Sub Treasury to-day, Gu account Of The Pension
tand.
United States Bank Stock 10 still in de-
nand from Europe at 80 y share. II 10 andsssosi
these shares used to comfortable extsns in An
steidsm Is a coser for taking usu,y. The borovss
n addition to paving legal inseres, brings share or
Two Of Bank stock at par.
Private letters from London state that
after the Bank reduced its price for sold outsiders
continued to take It at the previous rate and is vas
thopehs the Fsak would reconsider its set,oa on the
subject.
The further arrival of sI,40o, 900 by the
cress City in absence of large expcr.s has sivsa
consids reble confidence 20 the street
The Expcrss OF this pert for February
,nov q moderate increase OF Domestic Produce over
the same month Of fast year, and very large n-
cresse Of Specie. As compared WITH January, ls3s,
she Domestic exports nearly million larger and
the Specie seven hundred lhousand dollars larger
The Exports for February FOR four years past are -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

NAyAL.-Commodore s. II. Strinngham,
il is sajd has received preparatory orders 70 con.
mard tbe Mediterranean Squadron, MS piaco 81 tno
Cosport Navy Yard to be supplied oy Co'hniou'ie
The steamers San Jacinto and PoThaa a. ana r .ne
sloons Leyspt and 81 Louis all hitns our al tae oS
port Nav ard are ordered to The aedIeIt aassn
The s. steam frigate Saranac has oeeh ciae'e e.
home 10 take the place of the Princeton, olusieu ~
the East IIdies, which latter cannot % so'i
for sea in time. ~ ,v..-., z.nzi-
The t. s. steamship Sutquehannah was az 1s sln.,
har nee A. TO sail IL two days for leylobI GU .ron
tbe7s to Singapore, OF her way 70 Cnini-al WIZ
The U. s. soop owsr Portsmouth, .onl n sis 81
Denim mads the passage from Boston 20 paaiS az =.
Al days she called the rate oil 2V' niie' pei a~'
fer ak consecutive days. - xs.,r,oa arrival
The u ; big Bainbridge, Com manning, af "a 90 80
az Port Prsya Cape Verde Islands, Jal: ~ Ia -
DAVIS from Rio de JaneiTo. she fensiheu oO'H' "~'
inc The arrival OF the Commodore for oiaers.
The u = sloops Of war Germantown, Conia ~ .,
Layalette ,slled from PORT Praya jan ~, ioi -,
VINCENT and short cruise among snc ista I'D ~,
her return was daily expected. she "oula san III
Madeira about FEB. l. g. W., psayson
The U. s sloopof-sar Dale, Com WI re -,
,aiied abou, Jan. Is for cruise cowa Inc "es'
coas. of Africa - co,, cr.en
The q. ; sloop-of-wsr Decatur, Som. ei &C. |,
,aiIed from PEI sacoIa on Monday me "a INST o
cruise in the Cuff OF Mexico ard tns Ns.f''e@N
She viii VS.. Nicaragua and other points
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Advertisement. l--MARsEnLEs QuLr.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

"A meeting of the opponents oil the
Maine Liquor Law was last night held at Mrs.
Prest's City Hole, Brooklyn Thomas IL. Reddlns
was chosen Chairman. and Mr. S.ansoury Secretary.
Speeches were made by MessIs. Senest, Oward,
Heighwey and Benton. The femoDs rance of the
NeW-YoTk Anti l. quor La men, altered to suit the
latitude Of Brooklyn, and the resolutions attached
thereto, were read ard unanimously sdop.et, when
the meeting adjourned. Those present numbered
about 3O0 in all
The annual report of the Brooklyn
Health Officer, some time since submitted to the
Common Council, was presented last evening IN Its
printed form la addition 10 the Statistical inform
alton 1t impafts, (which has heretsfore been pap,
lshed) il contains several valuable suggestions and
recOmme dations relative to the health and Well
being of the City. Thereport enumerates tine causes
of deaths during the past year to the end that the
early attention Of the authorities may be called 10
the necessity OF efficient cleansing and ne use oil
disnfectants The most prominent causes OF disease
are various nuissIces-such as bone boiling estao'
lishmenis. slaughter houses, pgeeTies, &c, which
have a tendency not only to a0ridge the COMFORT
int 10 epdanger the health and lives OF the commu-
nitv The Pneumatic Machine Is recommende as
afTordre the best means for abatiDg ara nusances
An annual SANITARY Survey OF the Cly Is Iecon-
mended-similar TO the plan adopted In New. York
and the propIioty OF purchasing site LOT the e!ec-
ton Of BUILDING to be designated the CITY Dis
pepsarv and Vaccine Institution" IS also urgeo.
the necessity Of vaccination as preventive 70
ra,joIa or small p0x IS dwelt upon az considerable
length The Doctor suggests the proprlety oil con-
sderipg the laws of the Swedes and Russians toucn-
irg this subject. He expresses opinions ADVERSE 70
reyaccinalion and gives several instances IN PROOF
81 his views The modification OF the law imposing
mon ply scians the duty reporting all diseases Of
smaligDaut infectious or contagious nature, Is re-
commeuded The increased mortality last year
Ger any preceding and corresponding period lex
cent 1910 when $50 persons were carried on oy cnol
era aloIe is referred to, AMI the fact attributed 70
accession in population, niid1 OF emigrants, oa. iuai
- ruch 10 the loose manner IN which permits were
omerly granted. The Mayor, each member OF she
Common Council clerk, messenger clergy ana sex
tons all took upon themselves the responsoLilty Oh
,ssuiro them The result was thatln many instances
ne;,heI certificates nor permits were ever returned
10 the Health Officer. During the pas. year none
have been granted unless officially signed, except
occasion ally by the Mayor The report cOnclu1es
Nv recommending the purchase Of ground for general
burial purposes-as Wslabout Cemetery. tae only
Mace now for the iItermen. OF those Oh scany
Means. is rapidly filling upand suggests the dlsin-
.,,o and removal OF bodies from all the remaining
srayeyards here burials have been proaioiteo fof
some time past
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

Bosros.-Thomas Russell has a been 1n con,
frned by the Executive Soane1 a: rrsnH bas bsen
elected Civ Treasurer, in place Of James T. Duhh
resigned. ,,,;,,ss N the Common
cc MSgTi communication from the City Solicitor,
W. Chandler ia regard to Boston H MHss M.s.
Mayor also Submitted p,oposa rom I'M On
,ss ,orrs Of EurI ate, deepen the water IN GER
,a,r nS,,s Al the channel Of 0X har5or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

:, the VusingsoE Drove Yard. corner GID
Sa S.,sr' sna al CssmbsTiain's Hsdzoa hirsr bsD's
A. - lot Of kso For Cows CAVES, sesee aso
AZ Brownlnys N sthsi, EsH N-ss., AND als' u
wasaisoroy paovK YARD-oferes. i.tos sseIes
~ e. ssurh srn lsl remainder this srais Dsmsn
VI, ard prces 6r Sales good reading qualities hssa
Tto els The after acs improsemsn. vpos "a
Ar BRowxrss's-oEeIsa.s 90 Cow md CslJs; ~.
An SO 70 Ss,Gs fT 80 AL sold. 500 Sheep ana
sale Prices a from 81 ssa$t s9 81 so ths s'sr
az advance. fsw extrs sheep wefs soAd s'nSh
head. UEse4A, z30. mean =.
AT COMMUNICATIONS RlyEx BULLS 49, IT,
Oferss 35s Beet Cattle, at to sc I3Csvsu "a. "a ~
q Ss so sea $ts sts Sheep and Lamb a. q "a a.
q Sheer 81 sel$s sOaS5 -; Lenbs 81 INA, ssD
r. Fer Markets Gee ExkA fAga ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
CITY ITEMS.

RANCE OF THE THERMOMETER,
At A. J. Delafours Oo77nertv Lynch Cla,s Isl WdHsf.
1882 TAM. Noon. SPIN. 5P. M.
March I2S 30 81 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

" The Cincinnati Gazette states that
j. Davis, of Ross Comfy, OHIO, culsva,es 1880
acres Of Indian corn that be has this winter corn
crib filled, nich is three lies long, ten feet Algk.
and six feet vide- n l.. Ellsworth OF La Fays'te
County, Indiana. cultvates twelve Thousand acres,
which would require at the same ratio CRIB trensy
miles lorg, SIX feet IN hight. He is dssMous Of
selling thirty small farms Of one thousan- acres
each.
~ Considerable excitement has been
caused in Iowa by the finding OF a large number OF
indie me nts ~ recent 81 ssion OF the L. ). sui t
Court at Dubuque. against persons for cutting tmbr
on the public lands.
II Three thousand four hundrei barrels
of Canaoian Flour werc put into the packet ship
Daniel Webster, al Gray's wharf, IN ClsIlosto e,
Mass IN ten hours
~ We learn that Judge Green, and the
County JUDGE OF Casey. ~ have decided not
grant license to sell ard mt spirits in their pective
counties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

40 undersigned. . committee Of the
clsss VIC have been favored with the Opportunity
81 nsee9pg 10 the course OF lectures on the Tneo
NJ practice Of Opthamic Medicine and Surxerv re-.
een delivered BY Q. NJ. Ellio.t, n. D. in this ttsy.
esue 70 express our high sense Of tae value sf biz
naaecnons In this department. and oar ooiisalio1s
ot sne ADVANTAGES we have derived from his micro
scopical and other demonstrations the minute Al.
ssonicai structure OF the eye aud its sppendsyes,
c ms luminous illustrations Of the functions Of shis
Ns&n IN Meath and disease, tncu ding the operative
ano ,nefapeutical management OF the numerous
ma 'acies which impair and eAdanser vision. We
sa1nos orbear to acd that In opinion Dr. Elliott
possesses peculiar advantages as public te achsr--
e.s extensive experience in this department enables
Iender his Instructions eninently pg actcal BY
sssors cases, and the preparation Of the VARIOUS
siocies employed IN the treatment of this class Of
eiSssses we take pleasure in recon- me ndias our
seno" ssuoens to PROFIT py the oppor un,:ies which
svev repetition OF these lectures Will Afford. NJ O.
Savage: Maryland s. II. Hudnall, Virginia; Alsr.
ancer Litteil. Dublin Thomss D Dohsrty. Narv.
iauo James 5. Stevens, New.Bunsvick Bavnfd
T. Belt Maryland Charles Shepherd, New Jersey
1noch Pearce, Ohio Alexander Harvey. Alaosma
j. w DoheIty, New. Brunswick; Ed ward S. Fow.
ieS, Pe.nsytvsnia, Joseph A. McEvoy. Tsnnessse
a. n. Somers, yrsinis: Peter Hutchison. Nsw.
forS +. Pollard, Maine; J. McDSnald, Newton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

VETo-The Mayor transmitted mes
sage to the Board of Aldermen last evening, veoing
the action Of the Common Council in their interfer-
ence with the City Inspectors Department, and
giving his reasons Therefore the message was or
dered on file and to be printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

These figures show very remarkable coinci'
dencs in the merchandise exported, but very
marked difference Ia the amount Of precious
metal taken from US. Those financial philoso-
phcre, however, who tremble under their apprs.
hensiors Of the dangers this country would encoun-
ter under structure Of this gold escape, AMI tbs
consequent easy money Market will hod, doubtless.
the above exhibit extremely satisfactory. The I'M
ports for February, which hare not yet been officially
made up, will fortunately show decYesse Of asou.
three millions, as compared with February, 1881.
Tue receipts of The Erie Road FOR Feb
ruary exceed slightly the amounts have previously
S ated. The figures are;
PASSENGERS and Mails-......... $ss sas %
Freight Ile Gas IS
Total. SaOl $50 IS
february. 1851 i25.i05 30
Increase. .. &76,76s Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

White White Black Black
Males Females. Males. Females. Tot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

II For Markets see EsgkfA TAs@ q
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-03
VETERAN WING.

Among the first voters we noticed at the
polls at the late election was John Shyrock
Esq, who cast his sixtieth vote for State and
County officers. He is now eighty one years
of age, and has yet the first time to miss a
State or Presidential election On the morn
ing of the last election he walked into town,
distance Of nearly mile, ard voted tho
whole Wing ticket. as has been bis invariable
practice since the present organization of par
ties. He has voted twice for j efferson, twice
for Madison, twice for Monroe. twice for Jack
son, whom he deserted in 1882, twice for
Clay. twice for Harrison once for Taylor, and
be hopes to be able to walk into town on the
second of November next and cast another,
probably his last Presidential vote, for Win
field Scott. We commend bis example to our
young Wings especially, aud hope that the
old veteran of the Wing ranks may still have
many peaceful years in store for him. Cham
berSburg Repository.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-03

Departed this life, ON the I'd inst, in the neigh
borhood ofthe Falling Water, Mrs MAneAnEr Dr.
GAN, consort Of Mr.. Thomas L. Dugan.
The deceased had been for more than twenty
years, member of the Presbyterian Church, and
in the recent afflicton through which she cali
ed to pass, in the last few weeks of her life she
found great comfort in looking to that Saviour, by
whose religion she protested to be governed.
Within the brief space of four weeks preceding
her own death two of her children were cut down,
III the bloom of youth by the hand of death. The
earthly remains of the last of these she was unable
to follow TO the grave.
In the midst of these bcrcavemens. and through
out her own sickness, the deceased uniformly man.
Tested spirit OF much resignation TO the will OF her
heavenly Father, and Of confidence in Christ her
Saviour. In her DEATH her husband and surviving
children, have sustained loss which cannot be re :
paired
That dispensaon of Divine Providence, which,
has in the of four weeks removed from a sin
gle household pious wife and mother together
with two of her children, leaves behind il solemn
call not only TO the remaining members Of this fam
lily, but also TO all others in the community. abe We
also ready for in such an hour ye think not the
of man cometh.'
In consequence of the absence of the pastor the
church. Of which Mrs. Dugan was a member, there
were no funeral services performed at the time OF
inierment. These services will be performed in the
Falling Water Church on Saturday the 9th of No
vember, at 4 O'Clock, A. NJ.