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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
The Mode Of Usei M Guano.


The following valuable suggestions by BESJAMx
HALrowkLh Of Alexandria, on the use of guano, are
taken from the pHgiaia Sentinel:
:" In reply to thy inquiry respecting the proprfety
OF mixing ashes with guano previous TO sowing [
may state thattit is entirely opposed to chemical
principles to mir iveeshes, or guics-ime with Any
animal manure. Ammonia, the chiefyaluabe char
acterstie ingredient Of animal manurcs, is usually
found il these measures in combination with some
organic acids and these acids owing to the geneta
~ strong affinity, unite with potash and lime ben
when they are present, and liberate the ammonia,
thus rendering the manure ofmuch less value
But this is not the only injury. The liberated
ammonia unites with the acids in the soil as the hui
mic, crenics and apo-crenic acids, which al
most insoiuble, and forms compounds, readily dis
solved and washed from tie soil by rains greatly
depriving il of those constituents upon which its
fertility chiefly depends
It is the deterioratng effect arising from theies-
cape of the ammonia, and the soluble compounds ii
forms with the organic acids in the soil that id-
cate the propriety of mixing plaster with guano
fix the ammonia, previous 10 sowing it on the
land. The first crop may be none the better thereby
and, in some rare instances possibly not qnite SO
good; but the land will always be in state more
favorable to the growth of subsequent crops.
q will take this occasion to repeat, that regard
the discovery Of guano, and its introduction into
our country, as great blessing, by increasing the
fertility Of oar soils and aording the means Of i'm
proving many lands otherwise ina state of hopeless
steriliiy. But we must not depend upon the use Of
this as the settled policy Of farming 10 the aeglec Of
Of our hone mGAures Its opposed to every princi-
pie Of political economy, to send as far as half the
circuit ofour globe for guano, and neglect equally
or even more valuable manures on oar very prerni-
ses, and in our neighboringcities. What an amount
Of money now sent abroad for gtiano, might be re-
tanned m the country, and the farmers be quite Jas
well supplied with fertilizing materials, were only
proper system adopted which is entirely practical
bic Of returning the Dasts animal and vegetable
matter to the soil; and how great benefaetor will
he be, who succeeds in adequately awakening pub
lie attention to the subject
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

E3-Aaspng the individuals, nineteen III number.
who will be taken to-day IRON this lily to serve
out vaFioas terms in the penitenia. &, Is Joseph
MathaIfs convicted Of burglary, and under sen
teace ofsix years confinement For lie rast FIVE
or six weqks he has been feigning insanity with a
furious peftinaeiy quite remarkable. So violent
has he besn that BIS legs have been secured with
stout chasb, ana his arms heavily shackled Day
after day Ae has raved for hours, and rolled his
eyes as ifsufrring spasms IT madness. He has
worked hes mouth soit ifeihed like mad-iogs, and
made desperate efforts 10 bite every one who drew
near andshas attnaly in several cases succeeded
10 infictisg painful wounds with his teeth He has
been ciosslg confined in a dungeon, through the
bars of WHICH he could be seen rolling clanking
his chains, gruing his teeth, and heard bowling
horribly: He tore the clothes from his person., re-
fused food. and wallowed Ikea wild beast in the
filth Yesterday, finding that there was no hope
for him hs gave itup sayng, that il was Of no use
10 rave aug more, as be was beaten hut such Z
course had once awaited hin, and would now, be
thought i PfuIeu hadnot put il TO him SO ;ishts'
He called for raz II shaved himself neatly. put
on clean Clothes and endeavored 10 be as comiorta-
BILE as possible. under the circumstances He is
much emaciaied. and, 10 his stInggles and devil
ish conduet has injared his person to "A consideEa.
be extent. He was once powerful man, and
dis nguished fof feats facility in circus ID which
he was aftached--Cin. Commercial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

TN revenue rvgvlvrd BY the General Post ono
Department fJr the fiscal year ending soth June was
nom isrtr postage Sssss2 7s newspaper do. SAIL
Us. Tosal Ssoss, SEQ. Last rear the amounts
wsre, FOR lstier S41e2eTss, and far nsrspapers
sra, 94s f0,al$s,ole,ls2 As compared with last
war. ,Aers Is this year an Increass in the total
AMOUNT. 81 sss,,2 The excess fon lsiters tia
ysar ON last yrar Is $24slass Win the desrrsss
10 be smeunt received avm newspapers is slTf,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
oBTTU,6RY.

-
She spatklcd-was cxlales ls-and wenSto Heay'n-"
piedon Sunday night, the oath ugtimo, at the Her
mitageI in this county, Miss ANN ELIZA, eldest
dadghtdr Of RoGER CiEw, Esq, IL the 18th year Of
her agcl
The adcntie and anlihle traits Of character which
had 20 BEAUTIFULLY adorned her brief career in life and
had won for her the warm esteem many adniring
friends threw softered halo around its closing
scenes
10 her deeply afflicted reatvcs,. there is, in the
midst of their bereavdnaent a consolation IN the
surhncc that so pure gentle and aitsonatea spirit
as her can genial abiding place, only in the
,.bdsono of her Father and her God.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
Chnrrh neIlirafidn.

O. Sunday morning last ths new church, recent.
iyefetedby lhe BaptIs, denomination, .. Waterford
ia LOndcun county VA dsilezisd % the service Of
TIC Ndst High Ia The prtenre of an immense rOngru-
CATION. The dedicasUry sermon swN preached b.
Rev. Dr.. CoAEs, Of uexanada Thsehnrvh Is rery
nsnt comfoftAhl1 building, and rrBusn cfEaiii upon
dc 60usrgnsi0a shroush whose nberalliy il vas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
PasroR.L cm1NoE.

TAsPsople 81 Jefferson viii Ieara With regret. that
ne Ksv. Il. c. HaArox. who has 30 ably. realousy
AID plOusly filled the pulpit at Harpss-Ferry. and
sAspherd.iowa. has accepted call from the eolsresa-
sIua Of The 50 Prrsby terah Church. Baltimore Mr. IT.
made kfnsslfefal In every ehierrrise which had view
religion Il ssration Ills services always steOm.
mad In sickness or death and he viii leave with tho
good wishes Of al who had the pleasure Of hearing
knowing him. Fuss
"a good snan's prayers
VIII fu fhsdeepesi dung climb 70 heasen's height
Ard bring blessing down"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

II The Richmond Examiner thinks. is view
OF Ihe stsetnres made upon lis couee; that 3if Mr.
Hanier's oficial condaci cannot be disapproved
and severely repfimanded by the press witiaut in
Curing the imppiaii0n Of improper MOTIVES. we
may as well declare him Dictator al once an annex
to the other unconstitutional sections Of hi5 land
BILL the old Sehtion Law Of John Adams II
would then be, bill for raising revenue on mimi
mann prices appropria,ing public lands to insarnal
Improvements ia pursuance Of the Cons i,ahon !;
tuning all Europe Asia, Africa and America in
upon the public lands ~ way OF pre-emp,is1, for
the common beneft Of all states, kingdoms piters.
prineipalities, lands, AID tongues: saggin.d the
press IN accordance with the resolutions OF 9a and
80, for The benefit Of State Rights King Hnkter
and whipping the Devil aroand the stump esner-
allyn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

DELic.rE SEARcH The ST. L5uis Held
states case Of young LADY ofthe most nod ~
cd respectabiily. WHO entered shoe store ia fhat
city. and asked 70 Be Shown some CATER boots;.
nnmber we're shown % Der which she examfoed
tnd tried on While the nfiention Of The ~
er was occupied with apother customer several
pai ; Of CATERS disappeared. The LADY conclrlsnv
ioi TO purchase, he vas compelled 70 accuse ~ cf
secre,ing he shoes she denied H. and he MISSED
and proceeded 70 search. and fonnd several n1irs
suspended b. hooks which were attacked % lkss,a
dv's carriers He took from their hooks those Be-
longing 10 him. andleh tHere several others, uteh
had no doubt been taken iron siorEs she wnk a.
lowed lodeptt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
a. L. AND II. Il. ROAD.

A meeting Of the Board of Directors OF the A1sx
andria, Loudoua.ahd Hampshire Rail Road, say.
the Alexandria Gazette, was held on the 25,h in
staff. TheChef Engideer stated that his estimate
and specifications would be ready by the 'lliia o
October, when the Board resolved thai they would
50 soon as they should be reported, proceed forth
with 10 contract for the necessary graduation, ma
sonry bridging, betweep this city and Clarkess Gar
in the county Of Loudoan, distance offorf miles
Lses5arg Hassisgiosiea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

ly- The Piedmont Wing sayS-"Ths dinner to
Governor Smith came cd a, Washingio7 Kappa
hammock, on the slh instant and was fo.o~ed BY
speech 10 the assembled citizens at the Ccss House,
which Is reported to hare been one Of his best e.-
forts He announced himsslfas candidate for re.
election 10 congIrss. bat al the same iius latina
ted that be had no sort Of ot;ectien to " made
Governor aSains'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
TnR ConIxG ELECTIONS.

he elccinr ne.r q had nre ezriiag npse tksn -
di.1ry i-isfsEl lnd sIihc1sh The slerleuk are II
st.,r q co1fs,o, a. .sl.r.- ~ a. .r,.,s
/. 1900 - - :, L.
= - - g - 70 ~ - -
.e.t Annse are states heid thsir eiesfoas q ne
l0Ih 1sznt- Psnnsy AHA. Ohio add f,di.nand thsss
elect fy-sesen Representative, % cdnzrtts besids.
State ofre-s Neu Ycrk. llIi.os, Ni.hirla AID wis
eoasin, elect o. il. Tsk Il Novcmbef. nd tbess w
eAooss furfy-nine euber. EaouxA 10 ssrs he sc.is
decidedly ssssst he As;u,,r.sisaahs is r.saIt :
esidehily snteipa,ed Il walki.rsoL We esr,ai.ly
ean give the power. IN dat euarier no eoafoIt They
would not take unnnx uhen der best ieads gaze ~
and nov sbey mast dido he e1aseqnensss.
II the West sbry are dpdginE their Grs ks1s- They
, d.,oa,r. So tVhi~ a. fiendk % aioug,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

ScasrrFr or PaPka.--The newspaper. a 9, -.
is are nearly our Of paper a16 The civ i al n n
fun Of country editors vainly endesror n -
cure asupply The St Louis InieIIiseneess hss ~
ready appeared in .borrOwe1.tIo,h tn ,o-
stage Of Eaier 10 The Upper Oaio. from whenc. -
supply Is usually obtained. accounts for he rear-
eiIy of,he article al -. Louis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

DssTRrssix1 AFFns.-A gentleman IN Ao.i,.r.,
county, Va. named ". Lavender: Who ksi 6esr
annoyed for sumo time By dog. POISONED ~.
milk FEY days ago, and placed il aside win he
ess.sa 2, ElillaT nIm. Uafonunaisly ke failed %
Of The milk. Three Of hen iisi aI,S
an1 some Of he remainder ale <onsi35;Si IA 5s;ie
<zrgsf5n. custiiiel = s''s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

A kscv-N oFEIse Yicroar.- Larisrifs. S,pi 3O-
-At The municipal election today the Know Nn,5.
ings played Of heir mysiicaitricks on orr
iticians. Tickets with the name Of Wilii.m s
Shepherd for Mayor. whovas no, before Known
candidate, we're put In circulation. ard Al he
close Of the polls be was found 70 Be elected MAYOR
fthe city By $50 msiority.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

THs ExrcgTiOx or c.sET.-ThOs casey, Who
Of the brutal murder Of AR. and AIRS. Tavtor. Al
Nalick, some 10 months ago. He mad no eonfas-
sion and died very hard, showing signs Of Iife ~
minutes after the drop fell. He aged abouf s.
years A fellow prisoner states that he adalis,sd
10 him thai he eommitled the deed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

The Ravages eflbe Yelios Fever 10 New Or
leans are shocking. The report If the Morality
duriag the week before last ani Ia. total Is $50 Of
which no less han $40 deaths were from he epi.
denic, while the exiraordinaIy B1mser OF 100
deaths were nom other disease. This, the papers
iafotm az, is an increase ofz9 over the aggregate
mortality Of tie proceeding week. which Wis 49l
The dealhsby yellow lever averaged oyer n daily.
The loiaI mortality al Savannah for ave wekks has
been 9St OF which 100 were from yellow fever. Ia
Charleston the deaths from yellow fever ralee from
ffleen 10 fwenty Der day. m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

DRowSsD.-A correspondent inlormsEus, that
on the I'D inst.a youth BY the name Of Jon Shoots
was drowned il the dam OF The TaylOrtoSa mills
10 the Germaa Settlement 10 This CountyE He and
ayonuger brother were passing near Tho dam on
horxebaek when The horse stumbled and pitched
into the water. throwing the Two youths Ia. The
elder brugher Is Supposed 10 have lost hiS life in
The noble effort 10 save bis Younger bTolSsr
fLsts5arg UasifHskoald,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
RULES AND NEGOTIATIONS.

For marriage announcements 30 chasre viii
Obituary notices not exceeding ~ lines will b.
inserted gratis. The excess above fsai number Of
lines Willie charged according 10 dc advertising
rates. IFl5ates Of respect will be thafged a adj
veriisiDg Iales.
communications designed 10 pSonaoie the per-
sonai interests Of individuals, OF itat do NOT pos
sess genetal interest," will be charges for al the ~
suai advertising rates. Those Of al offensive per-
soDal Character will not be inserted
All advertisements forwarded by Newspaper a.
gents win Be charged III he nsuSi advertising
rates and must Be accompanied b abe cash or lis
equivalent, deduetine the commissicn.
observation-disclosures shall Be chafesa i0r 81 The d.
sual rates Of yearly adveTlisemenisz and bishop
notices. double the advertising rz2es Extracts
from ether papers referring 10 such sdver;isemenis
will Be subject 70 The regular advertiIins rates.
Candidates announcements for 0lfre Of emolu-
pent will be charged 81 advertising saiess
: Egr The above rates are not 10 .Sisiate any ex-
isting contract.
6H HENRY'sIHYIG0RA CuADiAL:-T
merisof this purely vegetable extract Tor the removal
aud cure Of physical pHosraton genital debility ner-
affections &c, &e fully descs bed il another
columh q his paper. ID which the readef reierred
81 per bofiie, bottles fof IS, six bhifles or IS
SIG per d1zcn.- Observe The marks 81 de oRnurHn
Prepared only By s. =. COHEN, No Franklin Row,
Vine Street, below Eighth. phiIa icIrhia. Pa. TO
WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE AlsDRESsED--
For Sale ~ ailrespeetaels Druggists lad Nsrsbsnly
throukhonthhe eQanfry
FeArmg Z, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

Tns KsoW- NoralS0s.-The fredericksburg
Va, Herald says We learn thai this order ade It's
Appearance in our down ihe~riFer-neighb3r, Ian
caster counly. some Tour WEEKS ago, and il IS nov
" are members Il itsaia 70 Be spreading The fire
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

THs WtSpER BuiLpiSo.-The purchase ny IN,
Quilted STATES of The property ami improvenenls1n
Washington. known as the Winder building, has
been cousammated BY the Secretary q War, as au-
ihorized by an act ofthe last congressi The a
mount paid for the building was 500 zoo The
business Of The Pension Second ApdI,of saad other
Offices has been transacted in this buidingf1r sew
tral years, and the government has been playing
an ann al rent Of S2l 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

fzThe Price Of Bseads:nGs Is nov 50 mitch 10.
wef in England iha, Il, Amrfica thar seyersl car
goes Of a5nr are said ID have been shipne4 ffcn
Liverpool Tor New Tclk. ibis has not happened
sioce he imitation Of 1857 vEsn aour vas fmpor-
Id inio New York from TIE Medilefranezn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
TINS Know -NoaHrxa PLArfoaM wash

TINS Know NoRHNG PLArFORM The Wash
ington Sentinel, referring to the mass meetinsheId
10 HAT city on "Wednesday evening, says:
Judge Ellis, as the selected editor Of the ron
IemPlated American otgan,' explained the prinei-
pies which be intends % advocate including gppo-
siiion TO the election OF any man OF foreign Bird or
Of an American Roman Catholic, 10 Office He
was he said, 10 favor offoreyer excluding mts moi
born in this country from exercising H.. ejeltive
franchise but in diferetce 10 his friends he wbuId
agree 10 M the naturalization probation Al ~ niy-
one years. The meeting heartily endorsed his
stntimentspi
4 Mr.. Ellis flImerly represented Aceomac eoantv
ia the Virginia Legislature subsequently, he was
appointed Judge Of Cileuit Court in thai Slate
and during President T5iers administration was
s-nt as Charge % NieaT2gaa. He has al ways Seen
considered democra,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

f<rProfessor Morse Is said 70 have discorefid
ihs skeleton Of mas,cdol near Poushl<ee psie, SD
ne most perfect specimen erer yci NurL. TIE
b.rss are partially f<Iih9d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
krried

\, ln.l..a h" n Ultina0, N HoF SamucE llo-
yer. NJ. Mill ADAMS "a sf,esss : !. -
SLACK. all Of ~ ~.
Oa Tuesday evening" 9Th nl Es,es " ~;
John s. Martin, Mr.. JOHN H. 49, : 1891 -
Miss ANN. SMITH, Of LoudcGn-
On Thes " u,ornag last By Rev s.r ~, rs.
JOsEpa l. {l(<lEI BERGER aud Mss .'kbkAtL Ali
8. ScHAFFER, daughter of Wm. SchafFsr. I'll g -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

E9.Nelson A. Starr, nsgfo who committed !
rape upon The person Of yonng white girl; near
Poughkeepsie. ". r.. lev days since. plead gull
y to the Indictment. and vas sentenced % ihe
STATE Prison for tie Term IF rs nafHra' Ne Starr
is about 20years 81 age The girl who i but ~
years Old vas % iplnrsd a. Z, b ueabe y sppesr
:. coart,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

t&Jsmes NJ Bickiold, rlo vas hung + New
York Stat, last teek Tor ne maIler q Il T. seeo-,
made foll -rsisssi1 4 ks srIr,s trktft b. ~ss
executed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

zThs angel Gabriel has been ARRESTED Al
Wsshinetcn and eomuii'ed he very pertinent
and truthful charge q being a general distprter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
THE EPIDEMIC ATTHE SOUTH.

During the week ending the 9Th lll-, there we're
SOL deaths in New Orleans, Of which number 3lt
where from yelioa fever. At Mobile during the
same week, lhrre were IS deaths. inplusing : from
yellow teFer. The yicksburg Whis d. the l9,h
uliime, says there have been 30 cases ofyellow ie
YER ia that place. and that many OF the citizens
lsayisg AZ Sayanah, Mrs. A. s. burroughs has
fallen victim TO the epidemic, making the Sc
venih member Of that family who tled pflhe dis
ease within a few weeks. OF eight or nIae menu
bals Of The editorial corps in SavsEah when The
disease broke cut, only one, Mr.. Hiitoa (heedilor
Of the Georgian) remains. He haaa severe az
tack, bat recovered. Mr.. Chapman, Of the Cou-
rief, is dead. Mr. Thompson, (formsry Of BalIi'
nore1 Of The News, and Mr.. Alexandria, OF the Re-
publicun, have recovered fron severe attacks, add
have gone to the country, Mr. Pusch. also Of The
Georgian, was compelled 10 leave on account Of
sickness IN his family Others absent when the
disease broke out, and have pru ienly kept away.
Fortunately The disease is rapidly abaling, but
strangers and absent citizens, the Georgian says,
should nj think sfcoming there at Ireaeni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

vreMcSr Liouoa Law Srsr4NED -The Su-
preme Court of Vermont ihrOush Chief 4uziice
RedIsld has l1si given Judgement in favor lcf the
Prohibiiory LiQoor Law Of hat State, asSailed on
he ground Of lis Submission 70 the people. The
a e vas thar Of The State aeai6sr Parker f3rshe T..
LEGAL sale OF li6uor and was carried up on appeal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05
The Murder m Princes Ammo. va.


TheNorfolk Herald Of 26th saws, suspicion ofhay-
ing committed the foul deed fell upon Mr. William
Ewel also Of Princess Anne who was arrested on
Saturday,, and taken before the examining court
But after long sitting the evidence not appearing
sufficient for bis comnittal for trial. the court dis
charged him
Il Is said that personal difficulty had occurred3n
the court room, on Friday last between the partes
and that Eve left the court room half an hour BE-
fore McAlpine, whose way was BY the same roed
which E, had taken On Saturday morning Mr.
McAlpines corpse was found on the roads side near
Mr.. Montagues gate, about miles from the court
house lying its side; the coat partly of as if he
had fallen while in the act Of pulling il of The
freaty-fAres Of the wounds being pronounced b.
medical men who examined them, to be sufficient
cause ofdeath. Surely demons OF vampires spir-
il must have possessed the murderer who could thus
Manfon IN the blood Of his victim A pocket book,
with the aknonnt Of money the deceased was known
TO have had with him, and small penknife were
found in his pocket; and the horse which be
rode was found mile further on the road. tied 70
kHee, with he stirrups thrown over the saddle
fBrAt The recent Democratic meeting held in
Washington city 10 put Gown The Know Nothings
Capt. EIEaEd G. Darlington addressed The meet
ing. and said;
He denied that the Native American party Tas
formed for the purpose Of preventing any man tom
woIshippi1g his Creator according 70 The dictates
OF his conscience, and characterized as SANDER
upon This metropolis the iRlimation contained IN
me call for The Democrats meeting. that II had be-
come necessary in this city 10 organizs an associa
ton ofthe mainlenapce Of civil and religious free-
dom
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-05

ESr The Masonic Fraternity at Richmond have
made arrangements 10 pay special funeral honors
70 the late Edmund P. Hunter, who al The time OF
his death was Gvand Mas,srofthe State Of Virgin-
II. The ceremonies viii take place on The 4ta Of
November next, and will be qaiic imposing. The
Grand Lodge, Grand Chapter, and Grand Encamp-
meni will meet al Richmond. ami Masons are en-
peeted to be present from all paris Of the State. A.
Julson crane.hss been invited 10 deliver eulogy
OF tie deceased, and has consented 10 a. 30.