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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
FUTURE DAYS.


decree e the trcult oaurt corporation OF Lynch
hurF ut special uHrn. November Goth tho
fnekel ~ llsh the undersigned Commissioners, viii SELL
On TIL RSAN tte nth day of peecher noN the pre-
misses Al public auction much ef the TRACT OF LAND
OF thu tsaten Douglass II ucoe decd, viii he suiepn
to pay tho dehts In the decree mentioned credit equal
hstaunchls 81 N aud twelve months the purchaser pu
ehase giving negotiable notes tor the purchase money
focorN endorsed and the title be retained until the pur
chas money paid the land he designated the day
sale SAMUEL, NnMIIN
n. .t.-II
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The kanSas DiHcUiiy.

BUFFALO, Dec. IA hotter in the ~. Louis
Democrat, dated l.eavenworth Deee nher Ist,
says: MCrra escaped from prison and informed
the Territorial Marshal that he would appear at
Teeumsrb ON the day Of trial. lha Laurens
people Say that Sheriff Jones never produced II
warrant for the nircst of his prisoner.
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Fatal resnn in the Boston Conhidinr Case

Fatal result in the Boston Comhiding Case.
The Boston papers of Tuesday evening state
that William sumner, one of the victims of the
late disgracrfu cowhiding affair in that city died
on Tuesday morning having been gradually full
ing in health since the attack was made on him.
The deceased was n young man about ~ years Ut
age of highly respectable connexions, being n
cousin of Senator Sumner, and his brother n
member of we'll known firm OF a ship chandler
on Commercial wharf.
Edward O. Coburn and Frank Dalton have both
hcen re ARRESTED. The Telegraph recurring to
the circumstances of the murder, for such it seems
to be, says:
On the afternoon of the day ON which that as
saut was made, friend and companion OF Mr.
Porter, Young man of 10, Mr.. William Sumner
of Milton who had been induced by the advance
of the ladies to indulge i'll sundry tiirations with
them in confectionery saloons and the street. was
sought out in saloon in West street, and undcr
the pretence that the lady of one of these parties
very much desired to see him, was induced 10 Wis
it in "A carriage, Mr.. Coburns house on Shaw
nut avenue.
When the re, he was dragged to the caller and
here most wantony struck and kicked and 9th.
crwse mareatad against the protestatlons and
screames of the ladies', by the enruged husbands
who supposed that their honor had been comp.o-
missed by the conduct of Mr.. Summer. and his
friend Mr. Porter. IL was then brought up to
rear door. and told he could go by sealing the
fence of the yard but while upon it, he was
again pounded and bruised by the two parties
mentioned.
The Transcript says:
We hear that the two young sisters. the wives
of the prisoners, who are reputed to have been
the original cause Of their troubles, were both
promrnading the streets usual yesterday and
on passing the / lih ward ROOM at the Franklin
schoolhousc. on Washington St, were booted at
by the crowd around the polls as evidence OF
of the public indignation they have excited by
their ridiculous foy to use the mdest term.
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The Recognition Of he Nco Nicaraguan Coz

WAsHtNGToS. Dec. As our Government
had sent instructions to Minister Wheeler not to
recognize the New Ncaroguan Government.
(but which could not have been received by him
before h. did so) Parker II. French will not 1t
Is thought be received ms its accredited Minister.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

New ORLEANS, Dee. l3.-Dates from Vera
Cruz to the 9TH aud the city of Mexico To the
9TH, have been received by the steamer Mexico.
y conspiracy had been Dissolved, the object Of
which is to make General Uraga President
Uraga, Padre Miranda and Col. Opollo had been
arrested, and the ailar causing great ex-
element
Col. kohcs has been trpointed to succeed
General Amonte.
1t was reported that Cometat would retire
from the ministry.
The church was opposed to the existing Gov
ernment and affairs were in general confusion.
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E,ALI. sTOCIk, lsas.-MairlE s,evea., d

HALL. STOCK, 1S35.-MhirN stevens, In.
II PORTERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS
EARTHENWARE, &C. GONE DOOR ABOVE PowELLs no.
TELL Petersburs, Ia. e
Since the late the nth of May last which sestroycd
Store and stock Of Goods have taken the Store
door above Powells Hotel and formerl. occupied
by Messrs. Wills Lea & BROMLEY where we have M
opened largcir entirely ste TX of Goods. We -
have receiv. from the European Markets by the ships
Aurora West Point Irene and Neptune large and varied
of CHINA EARI HENyARE &C. &c. and from the
Northern Eastern Manufacturers assortment of
WARE embracing article usually kept in establish
this kind We enumerae few of the leading
ces Gilt and Plain Dinner and Tea Sets of which
beautul Vases Pitchers Plates Dishes Cups and
Saucers Glass all kinds; Bowls Pitchers Cob
let's Tumblers Wines, Deeanters, Salvers, Shades Salts
Britannia Ware Castors Walters in Sets sepe
rate Mahogany Frame Looking Glasses all sizes
descriptions; Lamps Girandoles Bathing Tubs Japan
Toilet Sets OF all sizes Having chased
mostly cash feel confident that sell
other be found in the Those
wishing TO purchase respectfully invited
pay particular attention to the packing
ments. MUM STEVENS,
sep ats = LIST above Powell's Hotel
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4 E'niinre.

New YORK. Dec. l3-A Washington dtspatcn
saws hat the Naval Constructor has pronounced
The nropeller Niaga building here, IA failure.
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LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE BALTIC

NEW loRK.Dee. l3.-The splendid mail steam
sh'P e"iae' CaPt. Comstock. has arrived. bring
ing one week. later news from Europe
! ae 'nly lecture of her political news, which
"laY De CONSIDERED important, i. variety of ru.
m'fS stating That there is at last prospect of
peace.
onr iun.r says that Russia has directly re
luf.."d ffn>sia 10 make oonciliatory offers To-
'he Western powers. Prussiai is said t. have
accepted the mission. and Austria assents,
The rumnr that has ass1mcd the most def
mite form, Is to the effect, that propositions huye
been submitted to Napoleon on behalf of Russia.
w4.eh can be hanorahly accepted by the Allied
Powers. Tiz:-That Russia will conclude peace
with the Western Powers. without the intervon.
tIoa Of either Austria or Prussia-Rnssia agree
ing to aceede Ia the guarantod Independence Of
the Danubian Principalities and the freedom of
the Black Sea. Both parties will bo allow
ed To continue preparations for war, but no ne
1--WE hps'iiitles are 10 be entered upon up To an
agreed date.
hopes are entertained that peace may speedily
rnsGe from negotiations.
The excitement respecting American affairs
has almost entirely subsidized.
The Danish Conference met on the Goth, but
took no definite action
The King of Prussia in II speech before the
Chambers OF the Kingdom, announces the deci-
dedly continued neutrality of Prussia.
some unlmportant changes have occurred i'll
the English Cabinet.
There is nothing important from either the Cri-
mea the Black Sea.
The Admiralty contracts for furnishing the ma
Wy with provisions have been taken at much
lower rates than was expected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

New YORK, Dee. l3.-lh" Jury IN Bakers
case are still! out, and there no chance of
agreement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
GA.E OF RrAR. AND PEHSONss, Es-

~ UP NNEB
- TAJE-n pursuance Of decree OF The Hastings Court
the city 81 lypehburr shall Commissioner Ia said de
named. SATURDAY, the 2lh of December AT tho
residence ioury T. aYnos sll nj public auction.
nll the read md personal property of which The snI HayWh
died suixed and roaspss consisting If the ilpl sc AMI
LOT upon which The said Haynes resided aud lHAtl or
LAND atnatrd IN county If Campbell about tunr mile ~
from the city yHrhur, containing about 10 hcresi aap
slaves Nio tbs Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
Ms, Guaranteed Stock In the Va Tenn Rai
road aud nine Shares IA the ctli2cus savings Bank The
personal propov bcoI upon credit 81 four months and
Inc real upa six aud tHtvc month"; NuGt
liable notes frnry endorsed viii be required for the
purchase ndncy the real ostno Ii be retained
until pureiae he paid Sale Ia commence at u
O'Clock. 4 NJ and t. continue until completed
Ill. 1ll.AA Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
Dion BonbcicouH Dg,nr The. Cinci

Dion BoubcieouH Dying The. Cincinnati En-
Qmrcr of Saturday says Tile visitors to the
National last evening were panied by the AN
uouncement that the amiable Mrs. Bourcicault.
Miss Agnes Robottson) had been called home to
New Orleans by the receipt Of II telegraph dis
patch, which conveyed to her the sad inteslii-
gpnce that her talented husband. Mr.. Dion Bour-
cleouIt, was lying at the point of death in that
city She left the city on the o'clock train
Yesterday afternuon.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

Elrem this day I viii proceed q sell . Iasns
II stock Of Black and Fancy Dress Sks and large variety
Ladies' Shaws for cash. Call not looe ~
opportunity Of obtaining such advantages
dec 3ts NATHANIEL 0UGGENHEuGER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
ypR, FAMii1 CANNIAGE Am IIAIlNEsS

~ 10. II AterlON-ou SATURDAY MopsfNa III
10th lust will sell on Market street. cxeeilel,
CARRIAGE and HARNESS which has been used but Ht,lc
aud Is IN hrst rate running order
Also. two OF three good saddle aud harness IIofses
dee t0tlath PHELPS .\ueIlr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

ID VA-NOTlCEIn taking charge of the above establish.
ment would respectfully solicit continuance of the
former patrons Hotel and tenssI ask them
call table shall always be spread with all the
The servants all attentive. The
shall have the best attention hrt
viii that the ladies who patronize the Hotel
shall every wish graed and all ask share OF bus
The house furnished in the very best STYLE and Is
Gated quiet part of the city My Omnibus will always be
the different depots to attend cusomersto them
and fro. JOSEPH ]. CAHRINGTON
jy 30dScts Proprietor,
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


bug M GISTIA Al, CoMMlssIsN MEnuIiANTs on,eo
IN ehnond III Gary street in Petersburg corner Of Old
sale OF r.h,rea Wheat riu and ali Kinds Of Country Pro
~ un,.r IN mo C,l.,, Inc eent men
obn NJ ,,try Ist,. tLis,,qu pahnsv ESQ NeCorlle A.
innss aud Don + 4 Peters rsus ynehhutr klaor r W
p""el o"omsa ' sn III epssr " ID and Water Cole IT,
$50 riltsyitana. judge Nm INN and James q Tafiy
Eso linifnx fmny a.dSets Y
n,,,.,.,a..x ,,.,.,... 49,
~ - ~, ~ ~ $500 "a L.s NV,
npashth y, ~ IA W : -, ~, n sna
n"e" maH I' ~ JUDI" of the pt JUDICIAL Circuit Of
Nkhh one ~ me 'n'g'se ue sel',ie ,out.p, Npns
e an" ,51SS INV ~ ' uni a,, a y, W.
7''o ',''a' -, ~ "a 49, anu ~, H. M, f Nv -
WIS ie3'i eN lllfe N'1 !" ms euoh oinaaylns ~ u
a'Vs' aoa,S ao i.ee. m s a xall,
9Sap'nU"na', ,spp "11l ,h1a, " ,' "t ' ~
l1pPoiE ever issu'd III Ios COUNTRY .4.,, ii, ,,
cAoasHo, ha"fs opinoa q nc l%t-@lhs WORK applies
a, 20 , Nn my I'm 'h dl aI u,nIs
H,a'cs as IN ,ah,'a. n u. WIN np"" ,he 'oa
10 Tho lawyer library"
Srads sun Eqnify-nstory Sultn Equity, as prose
cuod and deienJcd Virginia state Courts and in the Uni
ted States Circuit Counts b. AleSanaer II Sands ESD couu
sollow Law Richmond Va vol post evo $40 PIP Price
si0o
This intended supply young Of the legal
and c nf saitsn ponit Inv rfrenre ia tha olse, N"
br' It's yarons stages h. dina, decree Of epponi esecn
lion Sc. The Appendix bosdos containing summary le
n decisions v the Virginia Court of Appeals &c aioenng
Equity pleading aud Practice contains variety Of forms Of
Hhis, Answers pomnrrers Pleas pecroes w. &c I'D"
practical also found the Amends viii make the work
A.. g. ntsi, commission 'srr'h"",, ,.,n
- NJ VII ~, n"on IA tf A. =, ,, I,i, n,on,t
sing dilgcn' personal attention -. -, ....-..
n9.ded nce Of charge to the owner -. -.
He will also attend promptly to orders for Plaster ananr
Ills experience with strict aud prompt attention aud quick
n'"tns ne hops WI ae,,te 'eae "heh WIN ~ "
:,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
BY WMm. MOsBx, Auc,ionccr.
sNsKNIrl.E viii he added 4. IA, AL, hi

TIL y III fsfdti .fi1r
mafnhH an 1sspftmcua f Housuhod aud Kitchen Entn
tne W Nem Mthafan Wardrobe Mtthr Top rcI Tables
s"tas headSeads Fables Chairs Kitchen Utensils Walnut
Ni'linf p'8h o.. y" g u PHELPS,
de- Ia.it AMI ps,4r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

VNANTED.-The undersigned wish to cos.
w tract for 100000 FLOUR BARREL SLAVES, for I'm
distant delivery Persons having timber suitable
for such will fndt their interest apply immediately
nov l2-cts LANGHORNE & JOHNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

WXyANTED-Informaona as to the Whereabouts OF LA
" WIS EVINGTON who resided In this place up lss
ANY with his residedce If alive will
confer by leaving information at this once II he lief
children they may hear something their advantage;
children his next OF kin. lscP%Iis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

~ &cIhs delightful compound made from CarraPeen
IRISH Moss, combined with other romcdc agents pc
cuafy healing influence upon the throat sud lungs giving I'm
mediate relief in obstinate coughs colds Hoarse Hilucn
asthma &c Also the "C0UGH CANDY much
winter
that elidren viii them without difficulty Made
only AT J. IL. THOMPSON Il CO.'S
dec Jifd6cts Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

- GUANO SOW ER.-We confidently recommend this Ma.
chine Having but little machinery durable
aud easily kept In order and regularly quantyo
Grain fiuano desired Frank Rufn, Esq Editor tn
S0uthrR Planter thus comments on II
we perfectly convinced of its value In efficient
working capacity ehoapness durability aud simplicity of
strueton that do hesitate recommends to the public
thing which II is known do often venture upon.-
Again horse the machine with peretect IL
breadth feet fast horse walk and
bushels time does require many Stop
pages necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding entirely independent Of the wind done
with well during high winds which prevailed most
time during calm because the seed delivered
ground We only recommend the machine,
every farmer but them buy it, not
Mr. Seymours account who is nothing TO us own
THOS. BRANCH & SONS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

This Company is entirety mutual in its character tn
profits belong to the insured and dividends made Al
unaily
The profits onc.tird Tie premium paid
"A few dollars paid annually hundreds of Thousand
70 those depemdont ON onr lives luly ti.cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

HOUSE, offer for sale of land containing 2l5
IA the Immediate vicinity of the Court House
This tract land productive well waiered and has
good supply Of TIMBER fogina growth besides supply
second grow TIA suitable for fire wood that be regarded
ueNhaustiblc
There handsome situations for building the
AMI desirable building lots would be cut of
and sold separately.
which win be accommodating, apply in my alb
senea o Robert Tnsley, who is authorized to sell
may 7-vts. JOHN H. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

EfoE ~AEE.-Sl Oooa0 Bonds II the Virginia and Y,
- ncssce Railroad Company, bnuring pur pterc,
principal and Interest payable in Ncw York aud secured
senhd mortgage upon The cntfe Road and all tho assets
the Company.
These securities regarded aa of the first class and will
sold at price 10 command tho attention of every capitals
lu Information of tho present condition prospuc
Of the Road will be furnished 10y upon Application.
une dNrs pETEHS SPENCE a 60.
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nEATu RLOw no RATS AND

XNIHEAT RsaREsIHERs.-DIUGUI & BRO.
w have on constantly having
Wheat Threshcrs Horse Powers of the approved
,atern apd mt up In the most substantial manner.
These Thsher have been used by of the Farmers
surrounding country for the last ave years, and give
universal satisfaction.
f'as- Orders attended TO with promptness
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

zN1I4a 4, .tC siAsEs PIANOS y no d lhHE-
w spONSiBIE TRAVELLING AGfN1Sf when you
get in trrrhntg the very best 1ualy mot second Iai
ut With ,i be gaaniicd 70 be ms lew ~ any nj the
North OF soul, ltom l.. T. NASH Piano Forte Dealer,
Of Sycamore and Bank ss, Pffrrsbnrg
Always hand botwsen 30 and 40 Pianos 10 select rom
nearly all varying in hty 10 and finish lnoy 23fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

SMOOTH LIPS AND SKIN.-Fresh Cold
- Greenland Lip Salve, highly periumed' III meat J"' anu
'oXes, prepared and for sale by n,up.p
dyc,v Bank Square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

s' az, 's"ns ahfgnc Trim
MlNG-MoIRE ANTIQUE CLoAKS, Velvet Trim
ming.-CLoTH GLOAkS. MORE Antique Trimming.
We have the above almost every color and In price
the lowest grade to the elegant be had Please give
a call lnoy 2-tsl GEO NJ RUGKER & co
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y and buys Hats Caps Pecs from l2i To IS oents-
Also, and boys thick Boots and BfoRans at the lowe
possible prccs. Call at LOUIS L. ARMISTEADS,
dee Its Farmers aud Virginia Banks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

! " BRYCE COUNsELLuR AND ArroENFf At LAW,
VIII nra,tre in the United States Court al Claims Letters IN
business NAV he addressed him a Wall street New York,
or n Wnshinglnn d Y. LA HutlNDLN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

I,uuAv NOnTnEKN aNDT,-T,, rgas.l.sass

w SOUTHERN MAI. ROtTE BE afs} s.ssn 'e'-sEs
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
ToN via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND Al.
ENANpKIA RAILROADS.&C. night Train leaves broad
Street Staun al ooc allowing - minutes 10 passengers
from the Richmond and Dan, Railroad for supper Omu-
bus free Of charge. z... .z..-.
FARE BY NIGHT LINE.
Richmond to %
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EusI arrived nnh Tor sal" '"c ""t-' 'os Oh ~h-
laat,. 49, " i u SOLOMON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-31
IMeSl.


OF congestion IL the lungs. nEopoRE H., son of John
7. and sarah Ihambern, aged year, months and 70
days.
Tho friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend hi, funeral from his late residence, u and 20 Ro
biDson street, this afternoon. at three O'Clock.
On "wednesday, August -, Captain HAzApl,n COFFIN
in tho I'D year q his age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence So johnson
street, This afternoon, al three o'clock.
On thursday, August 10, Dr. IrIR vAv zASDr aged 60
years and months.
The clergy, friends and relatives Of the family are res
pcctnly invited TO attend bis funeral from his late resi-
d.oe, NO % Eighth street this afternoon, at two O'clock
He reans will be tatcn 10 the Reformed Dutch Church
IN Nm'h street. whore he funeral service viii be held at
half pat two O'Clock.
suddenly, wedne aday morning, August 90 ALBEIT
hui-l', son q John II. Marsh. aged ~ years.
Ia. relatives and friends Of the family, also his Their
NAV NJ; Mm; \. smith, are repeatedly invited to
iiit street, thi. afternoon, at one O'Clock.
en- sunday, August 20, Is drowning JAus Lasra in
The Goth year Of his age.
Iie friends and acquaintance OF the family likewise
me Mount Moriah Lodge Nc. ~ respectfully invited
70 attend BIZ funeral, from his residence sol Fourth
sttest, ihis afternoon, az two O'Clock,
ssn lrepcisco papers please copy.
On thursday, August ~, MARY WILSON, wife OF John
Ni.on. aged III years months and DAYS
Ts relatives friends Of the family also those finer
J,hn and Thomas Wilson, respectfully invite
- END her funeral from Tho residence Of her son in.
Law I"*sph tusek. No, ~ Blocker street this after.
n0ssi al two O'clock.
on Thursday, August o. E1DAriln COULTER. daughter
q hirhafd 1ogltrr. agcd - years,
Tho icns sud acquaintance. of the family arc rcsrect
fay invited 70 attend her funeral fsom her late resi-
Deuce 80 seventh avenue, this morning at ten o'clock
In ns,slyn on Tuesday morning, August 2s after a
ysry fhori Hines II dy-entcry, fmDlzcx W J,xs,y
o. nerly Il Newark, y. j. In the oath year VI his age
It's Tsnlainx were Inferred In Greenwood
~s~sfk, y, - Tepers please copy.
A. ke,pori- y. j., on Friday, August To- Of mara SINUS
AIaun n, ip'snt son q Alter, r. and fanny n stone.
'ako. agd 10 iays.
M retnains werc interrcl IN Greenwood
Al ils,erstrav, =, J., on Tuesday, August - FAME
1n.f oniy daughter .. Frances v and Rev J. Blcckeu
fhg~ sihs,n, srsd 10 montss and dsys.
AZ l4hotts,le, staten fsanf, On Tuesday evening
Aurus' = los~A twin daughter 81 Josephine Findlay
and WIN. E'gnE -ackst', agtd months and 81 ays
Al View Eochelie On "Wednesday, August ~ GLRfor1r
- We ~ atsanlcs HUDSON, In the 18th rear Of her
ag~.
rhs RELATIVES and friends are respectfully invited 20
attend her funeral from her late residence this after
nccn. ~ two O'Clock.
A. Ns~ britain, Com, On THURSDAY morning. August
IN. Cnnss, third q Hester ami tho ste Msrtin
Burp.. axrd - years and days.
The fnhs = oil tale place from The residence of his
mother. ise iss' rweny s<ven,a s,rCt, III, rr,oains
Il. u AS.t- = C.tepyss1