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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

BEEF CAT FILTH, Off, At III. scales TODAY rereli
ed lao head OF the "up,b,r offered, b0 u, hd driven
Pal deli lila .lG ,pd grler-, aU0 lett narhhi
and the rcminc ""rc nrthas Il b., Bam"rc butchers al
RANK 80 TO the ln't equal 81 81 To nett
and s. - lot nj iao Tat Cattle were sold
a traction sirr than the outsid ion The supply
good and the mark ~ At ally. hrt active.
SHEER Th"r,' sup'ly AT ark't to day we
quote ut &2a3 s. head a. o,ln lily.
There 100 head oder at the Seal to-day
about bH "t over packers pad SO iId7 per V"t anu
butchers 81 e7i al AZ per
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
Railroads in Texas.

The State Of Texas has granted forty four char
tiers 10 railroad companies, Of which >e'"ht"e"
have been forfeited, leav,ng twenty -.esen charters
still in force. of thcsa eleven are i'll process Il
construction, with nn aggregate lcngth w'cn cntl-
pleted Of :. 22223 miles.
The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer Of the 1lh
Instant says:
Zone o the most brlinnt writers in the South,
and recently Unitcd States Senator, has teen "u-
gagged 10 take The editorial management a.! lie
EAGLE AND ENerIRfr.'
We suspect that tie aliusun il 'e above Is 20
the Hon. Jere. Clemens, rcccn'lyn Senator from
Anbama-or, rcrhai4 the !le.. Waiter Bra he,
If Mississippi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

lVa I'D a ~ fRoLbGtSF AND Boc1RESS, respect
iuil the Ladies Gentlemen rhs place and
Nl"iniN, that she hS- taken the CABELL HOUSE
w'r SHE b. consulted, be,wrrn the hours 10 o.ock
n NJ ~ NJ Present, FAST
AAD EuIukf Hints Of stolen lost prop
"rty Absent lovers AMI husbands sh Future husbands
an wives s anl seribud &c guide Ladies
AID ii.ntltlcn In Busutss Love Marriage. Can
cra+ OF lru- siauliDs utiorWsc.
Particular pad female aud Disorders
1t none who Ia tr uGlt, whose minds Unsettled
fan :" consult Mad i..r heNi,io
ord prom 1lk attended For each consntatipu
ruuG., from IA vtHis iduc is d3t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

could insure the which this article has
Reumsti-n. Salt Rhanm burns. Bruises sf JOINTS
,al sprain. Pole ENi and Sw engs Horses, has
equal for Man or l'enst No will he wiibou IT who
has tested Its value And with reference the
estimation IL the Mrstapg IDment, chcetuily thai
article ever performed many ,nrs IN
this l. W SMITH, HtIgefeld, Conn" 5. LpIIcH Esq
Hyde Park, VI writes that tn. horse
less dis ease was spnSin3 hut The lee q" the Mus
iniucnt. have soil him fr $50 Your Lmihoat
wonders here Such testimony Is reaching
DAY. The halt isn't told. Every family should his~
war"" iNifAFioNs The genuine Mustang IL sold by all
respectable" dealers throughout the world Beware Of 9th,
BraRgs ltiiiiuent.' il IL b1s" Imitation
BARNES " PARK, rr"pretms.
upy wi Net Yurk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

STII'ZIIR.
STITZER.
OrpO'"- me EAc"a"ye Bank.
Main street, Lynchburg, Vn.
ALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS

I
kTIlZERs is the pa!e To hny ,oar HATS male n
- under his own in,peion Nv tho n,s celebrated Ia
nnncrops Gust m"rs "! lie hHlsntst Hat that he pro
i,eed There notig Ike them In This city hey the
Hai nf tho really beautiful lie does not
design being egotiStca but what every by sa must be so
H. therefore Hat 10 ecps all other hat, In beau
STYLE durability and finish peculiarly adapted the torn
Of the head and exclusively beautiful Sitzers The place to
gett
lie would also call attention to his large stock Of Soft Felt
Hats Of every grade quality Servants Haa Ia
ety. Navy Velvet and Plush Childrens Fancy
Hats and Caps Ladies' Riding Hats and all kinds Of Hats
made to order at the shortest notice
Call At Szers Practical Halter for b.r at the sign
Of the BLuE nov l2dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
moiiewn,,- Oi.,sncm, Is = .o,cre,.. rcmra, 10.

the removal OF pmpcs b"is Uloiehes chBps shes
ether bl nlshes - Warm should
rcde lis alton perssirncy In It's will
tie stubborn symptoms Il scr0tnla lis both
thorough snd nvsrnblc Sold I'll. No Mali
Lane New York and by all Druggists BE. 1Ic AID
trrb ox ar H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

a, least disappear from the scene and take the
underground railroad for SHINE secure retreat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The sv~asr.s discovery Of the ago. II .rilsns
oecpts that noiice under circumstance pacut edi
zines. sst"raiiyes thing at tho kind. for have
nreudicr agsstf Il them lint cander ~smes
Ie ia the adssrtls "f Pref
,,aiyc the last column botio page Of this
rsnrr "" TOO juvenile To require anything the kind
iui distances 81 its use have IN know dgr
bie that II IL sovereign remedy -sain
the hair b-roning prema,urrly grey. II il i,ir by
bni unn appli directed the effect prodn..
.lin which brings ont tho original ra,iye c"or, hir
stiffness aud gifts II glossy and natural
persons who have used IT, they
leased whit Examine the advertisement Rspabioan
Sold by all gn4d Druggists. Idle, ii-aw
hiiadriphin.J an~ II ls55.-Mr..r-.
Perry DAVIS 4 son --bents or more than
A rch with Troublesome ugh attended wi b yellow
irnhy cxp~etorEkon md emanciatou Iow ed WHEEL,
rr liver ar InnR cough knew net, tut there was \,
lures. III king tin IN INV chest Calling
off, Of I'll. United States Journal Of this the
pr pstors strongly recommended try you Pain klc
and The article, and ped and am
nov vel This was last March withhold INV ndires. as
famii" and self notoriefy That what
rp ss cmn truth Ia well known to the
ct the Journal write under the Influence Ing
Yours truly ANXIOUS
Sold 10y ril medicine dealers
Sold by JOHN " SEAf. Lyuchbnrg. lee II Wv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

Tie Wheeling Time says that there are = !, eat
many Democrats IN tAa, city who Will hot 'o;e 81
Letchcr for Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13

Washington let cJ-~.i.cts represent dat there
is probability thai Congress Will pas. The lrer,h
Spuliatiun Biz at tlic present session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13
Nrtiink ~ il hardly known the
ntr gent of teair,s, low dec ly the


experience Ia teaching, SITUATE in family, to
tc'ca the English branches, Music and Drawing Satisfactory
references hc required Address NJ G. X care
OF In Is q, Mcsg nson, Aliens Greek, Anhcst co, Va
dc BE iawi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-13


No. ~ Ann Street NV YORK
NB-The number Lsd1cr dated Jan 1t lei9, will
DO good date from in that
the MOUNT VERNON PAPERS by the Hon EDWARD
EVERETT will Mr. EvkRar s arr cics viii
be copy rghted prevent pubrs,i IN Other
Ier nuN - cit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24
COMMERCIAL
the Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 23.-Flour is dull at $4'oo
for Howard street and Ohio; City Mills $4.3l.
Wheat is in fair demand, at yesterdays rates
fair to prime red lo4Glloc.; fair to prime white
ll50l25c; choice lots for family flour, l35c
Corn is brisk with a slight advance; white OF
G57c.; yellow 5s66oc. Whiskey is firm, at 22e
for City and 223023c. for Ohio. Provisions ae
quiet, but firm and unchanged. Bacon sides 50
act shoulders 74G73; Nye's plain sugar cured
hams llIc. Mess Pork $l6,5o. Lard 9l9lOc.
NEw YORK, March 23.-Flour is firm sales
Of $500 bbls; State $4.OOG$4.3o; Ohio $4.S5
SS5.Oo; Southern $4.456$4.9O. Wheat is dull;
sales of / 500 bush; Southern red l22c. Corn
is firm sales of $1,000 bush; yellow 6sS69c;
white 65IG665. Pork is heavy; mess $4,000
$l6.62,. Beef is steady; Western repacked
sl2, 5OGSl3,25. Lard is steady, at 9fSlOc.-
Whiskey is dull, Ohio 221c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24
A scene in an Italian Theatre.

In the Venice theatre, during the repre-
sentation Of musical drama, entitled "Can-
diano w." in which a chorus of conspira-
tors had to repeat over and over again, the
verse ''Corsiamo animosi Ia patria a salVar''
the police had taken the precautl0n to have
the word "patria," changed into Giovanni"
the name of one Of the persons in the drama;
but this Was 10 vain; fer the pit, having been
informed of tho alteration, enthusiastically
applauded that passage night after night;
and on the last evening, when the series OF
representations was about to close, q cry was
raised from every part of the theatre, Non
Giovanni, ma la patria; viva la patria!"
whilst the Glamour and plaudits were raised
to their highest pitch, and a police officer, who
made bis appearance on the stage, warning
the spectators to be quiet, was quite unable
to calm them. The uproar went on fast and
furious, and they enthusiastically chanted
the significant verse, "COrriamo, corriamo
la patria q salyar!" At last it was found
necessary to let the curtain drop, and clear
the theatre by main force. You see that the
saying of Alferi still continues to be true to
US: "Servi siam 81, ma servi egnor trementl."
-Da,ly NepS Correspondent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24
Live COrpses.

An amusing anecdote has been told us,
namely, that two gentlemen civilians, ram
bling inside the town, came upon q house IN
which were four or five Jacks sitting down
smoking. In the room were several dead Chi
nese. One Of the gentlemen thought he saw
a finger Of one Of the Cinnamon move. lie
called the attention of bis friend, a surgeon,
to the body, and he first lifted up an arm
then q leg, and let them drop heavily, with,
out any signs of life being observable; 1u'
still having his doubts, the muscles being
1.-the, he applied the toe of his foot forcibly q
posteriori, when the supposed dead mar
sprapg up with a yell, bolted out. and es
capped, to the intense amusement OF the tW(
civilians, and the astOnishment ofthe sailors
which vented itself in EXPLANATIONS neither
choice nor elegant China NerS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24
The Fire at Pistsburg, Pc.

The immense cannon foundry, known as
the Fort Pitt Works, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday morning, as already stated.
These works covered q whole square OF
more than 400 feet in length, by 200 feet in
width. The eDgine-house, in which the fire
was discovered, was a brick building. 10
feet long by IS wide, four stories in height,
and full of valuable machinery. The second
story was full of patterns of the most choice
description, which can be replaced only BY
an immense expense Of time and money
The boiler and smith.shOp was an iron
building. Every thing here was destroyed
A great deal of valuable work, finished or in
process of completion, together with patterns
&C., is ruined or annihilated. The foundry,
a substantial brick structure, l15 BY 10
feet, was also ruined. The great cannon-bo'
ring department of tho works was a huge
building stored with the rarest machinery,
some of it of the most ponderous kind. The
losses are estimated $4,000 insured lor
S37, 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24

LOCAL 1T

r
A heavy snow storm, yesterday 'ne -'u''
March.
Hour FOR PRAYER MEETING CHANGED
The hour for the daily prayer meeting a'
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, will be from II to l o'clock, COM
mencing this day, wednesday,
THE CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.---This well
known Troupe are to commence a series OF
entertainments at Liberty Hall tomorrow
evening. There will be no disappointment
this time, we are assured. The lovers of fun
and music will not fail to hear them.
THE R1yER.--Tte high southerly wind of
Yesterday had the effect of raising the tide
to a very high point. From eleven o'clock
to six in the afternoon, it was found imprac-
ticable to get the steamer George Page out
of her dock. One or two attempts were made,
at the imminent risk of her being driven on
shore, before suficien. Roadway could be OBJ
tanned to make her respond to her rudder.-
The great fault with the slip is that 1t fronts
parallel with the shore of the river. 1t
should open moro OF an angle with the
channel.
We notice that the COllyer Company
have made a much.needed improvement,
by rebuilding and extending their wharf,
and arranging q more comfortable once
thereon.
About fifty fish and oyster pungas were an
chored off the eleventh street wharyes, giving
our port quite an active air.
There are now eleven steamers owned IN
the District, and running on the Potomac, as
follows:
The Mount Vernon, Baltimore, Powhatan
and Maryland, belonging to the Washington
and Richmond line; the Collyer and George
Page, running between Washington, Alezan'
dria and Mt. Vernon; the James Guy, the
Tempest, Wide Awake and Belle Haven, tug
boats, and the Columbia, running to Baltl.
mere. The propeller Diamond State, owned
we believe in Baltimore, runs IN conjunction
with the Columbia.
Great improvements are going on in the
vicinity of the lower steamboat wharyes. y
street having been opened to the river, o
large force is employed filling up behind
the new sea-wall, and connecting Captain
Mattingly's new capacious wharf with the
shore. Another gang of men and carts are
grading the southeast corner of square 3o@
belonging to the steamboat company Tor
an immense coal depot. Mr.. Van Reswick.S
steam pl~aniDg-mill was set in operation this
m~orning--the first time for two years.
The steamer Baltimore will be put to-mor-
row upon the Alexandria marine railway for
her annual repairs.
Tho noble old Maryland has been fitted up,
and is now fer SALE Washington States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24
yn,.tn and China.

from St. Petersburg. Of the 18th,
nsbats says:-"It is well known that
10 zoe al Pu,iatine, who commands the Rus
Aau sonadron 10 China, had received positive
slsn s1;ons TO observe the great circumspec-
iD''ra' - carefully avoid everything which
tcO an S;.,urb thefriendly relations which for
r,lgT' ,ro centuries Russia has kept up
the n through the medium of the ecclesi-
ST feH' m;ssion in that capital. Notwith-
's. nv all the diplomatic skill and pru-
,iauu' displayed by the admiral he has not
asn0' abIe to put himself in relation with the
oeeo a IS Pekin, as the mandarin at Shang-
COa.. s;,;yeiy refused to allow him or any Of
nI pS osrs to land. The admiral therefore,
h DIS With his frisate to Hong Kong,
return he observes the striotest neutrality,
'.asinr the proceedings Of the French and
English in China. ,:o
hps" cas- at first difficult to account for this
.,.rss in the feelings of the Chinese but
cnsp Us, dispatches from the admiral clear up
lux my.tery By stating that the jealousy OF
.Is usndarins has been excited BY the mill
.os ID naval establishments of the Rus
!ai! IN ,be Amour, and that the Chinese in
.,'5sj 70 adopt hostile measures in conse-
S"aDcs, 1t was probably with a view to
G~srestate the Russian establishments on the
,monr that the mandarin who commands
.sa ,wo great provinces in the North OF China
-. suddenly attacked the Russian advanced
na.,s and compelled them to make a retreat
~ more than thirty leagues along the banks
81 the river. and burnt or destroyed all their
ESTABLISHMENTS. 1t appears that this attack OF
,bs Chinese is to be attributed to the attempts
msds by the commandants of the advanced
posts to take possession of an extent OF Z,coV
,nusre leagues of forests and plains which
,Ss Russians are desirous of annsxing to
their possessions"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24
Destructive Fire.

NORFOLK, March GA despatch received
today, states that q large portion of the bust
ness part OF Elizabeth City IN. CD was
destroyed by fire this morning. Among the
stores burnt are those Of n. A. Cohen, White
& Lavcrty, w. b. Burgess, |. u. Knot, b; /,
Miller, j. c. Grandy, VIM. Shannon, II. Cul,
pepper, B. Sprcwell, w. ii. Clark, c. NJ. La
ferty, and others. The loss Of property is
said to be immense. The Marine Hospital
is also in ruins. n. A. Cohen has been ar
rested on suspicion of having feloniously
caused the fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24

CPRAGUE'S AMERICAN PULPlT.-An
- mails Of the .fmsican Pulpit, or Commend
ratiye Notices OF Distinguished American Cler
gymen, of various denominations, from the early
settlement Of the country to the close OF the
year 1855, with Historical lntroductions, BY
William Sprague. d. d. Four volumes are now
out vols. |. and II. containing Congregations
Ministers, and vols. III. aud ". containing tht
Memories of Presbyterian C%lergymen; pric,
$3.50 per volume.
The Youths Companion and Counsellor, editet
by William Chambers, author Of Things as
they are in America" Joint Editor of "Chan
bers' Journal" &c. $3.50.
.ingel Votes, or Words of Counsel for Over
coming the World, after the manner of Rich
ster's "Bast Hours seventh edition, soc.
Texas, her Resources and her Public Men, {
Companion for J. De CorGover's new and cor
rect map of the State Of Texas, by J. De Cordo
yer, sl.25. Just published, and for sale by
mn "a ROBT. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24

The Clearinghouse of the Baltimore banks,
We understand, is working very satisfactorily
The influence OF its operations are salutary, and
will so continue while a strict. compliance with
:hesystem and principles on which tits based is
steadily eyacted. The Philadelphia bank Clear
ing.honse was to m its operations yes
terday morning. at 81 o'clock, rooms having
been prepared for It's use in the Farmers and
Mechanics bank building, in Chestnut, above
Fourth street.
The disbursement of the proceeds of U. 5,
treasury notes seems TO 60 on pretty rapidly
Notices OF drafts to the amount of $6OO,OOO
were received al the New York Sub-treasury, on
Saturday, OF which 100000 was a tIarsieI
draft in favor OF the Norfolk Sub-treasurer.-
The proceeds are sent to that point at once
Bali $40,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24

The Norfolk Herald says:-"lf Virginia is
.,,r to be what nature intended her for, q
source of wealth and power to her people,
aha must finish what she has taken in hand
in the way of internal improvement: The
examples Of New York, Pennsylvania and
Msssa achusetts are conclusive as to that
point. Let the people Of Virginia begin to
feel the effects of the prosperity which will
aow from the completion Of her internal im'
movements and they will soon become obi
rious TO the burthens of taxation"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24
NH ll-eots

BY S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ON Saturday morning, 9th inst, at II O'Clock,
" in front of the Mayors Office, will be Of
lered, at auction, for account OF whom it may
concern
93shares Alexandria Water Company's Stock.
so shares Potomac Insurance Companys
Stock. S. J. MCCORMICK.
feb 23-eots Auct.
~ The above sale is postponed until Thurs
day, March 25th, at same time and place.
Will be added to the above, $500 MANAS'
SAS GAP lsr MORTGAGE BONDS.
NH i-eots S. J.. MCCORMICK Auct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24

IA STORE FOR RENT.-The new three
&@A-story BRICK STORE, on the nortt side
of King street, recently occupied by George H.
Blackjack as an auction and Dry Goods Store,
is for rent. The situation Of this property IS i'll
a business part OF the city, and its complete
arrangenents for any kind of mercantile bust.
ness, renders it very desirable. Apply next
door. 10 HULST & CO, or J. A. MlLBURN,
corner Of King and Washington streets.
NH 90 +f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24

VALUABLE BOOKS AT GREATLY RE,
Y DUCED PRICES.-Sears' Guide to Know.
ledge, or repertory of facts, embellished by
several hundred engrayings, l vol. royal Svo,
cloth, 81.
The Prose and Poetry of Europe and America,
consisting OF literary gems and curioslties,
compiled by G. p. Morris and N. P. Willis,
vol. royal Svo, cloth, 50.
Museum of Literature, compiled from the
periodical publications OF England, France and
Germany, 81.
Southey's COMMONPLACE Books, 2 vols, Svo,
$3.50.
League of The Iroquois, by Lewis H. Morgan
svo., cloth, $l.50.
The Public and Private History OF the Popes
of Rome, by L. NJ. de Cormenin, Svo.' cloth,
$3.50.
The Life and Pontifieate Of Saint Plus the 9th,
by Rev. Jos. Mendham, IS cents.
Select Speeches of the Right Hon. George
Canning, svo., sheep, rs cents.
Presidents Messages, from Washington to
TYLER, svo., cloth, IS cents.
The Artists OF America, a series of biograph.
ical sketches of American artists, with Portraits
and designs on steel, by c. Edwards Lester,
Svo., cloth, so cents. For sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE & SON,
NH 10 No. IS, Kingst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24

NOTICE-The subscriber, having purchas.
~ ed OF A. L. Gregory his entire Stock OF
Goods and interest in the STOVE and TIN BUSI-
NESS, is prepared TO execute, with promPtness,
all orders for Plain and Iapanned TIN WARE,
or other work in his line. He will also keep
on hand an assortment of Cooking and Parlor
STOVES, Parlor Crates, Safes, Reirigerators,
Water Coolers, Pumps, &c, together with all
other articles usually kept in similar establish
ments. [mh Isl H. |. GREGORY.
N. B.-All persons having claims VAL pre-
sent them, and those indebted TO ne are request
ed to settle without delay With Z. II. Gregory,
at the old stand, lls King street, who Is author
lied to receipt bills, and use my name IN tho
settlement Of my business.
NH l5--lm A. l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-24
DIED.

In Richmond, on Sunday afternoon, March
2lst. 1858, after an illness of one week, Mrs
FANNIE ANN GARY, consort OF Mr.. Geo.
w. Gary, aged twen,y-tour years and three
months, leaving ar afflicted husband and two
children Zone two and a half years old, the
other only three days old,) and large circle OF
relatives and friends, to mourn their lrreparable
loss.
At O'Clock on Friday morning, March 18th,
at his residence in Fairfax county, after a pro-
tracted and painful illness which he bore with
true Christian resignation, WIN. THOMAS
SUMMERS, aged So years, II months and l9
DAYS.
On the goth of March, 1855, calmly and peace
fully, and surrounded by her family, Mrs. LOU
ISA COLLIER SMITH, the wife OF DR.. Philip
Smith. of Summerville, Clark County Virginia.
She died in the GJth year OF her age, and was the
daughter of Col. John Christian, OF Charles City
County, but has been for upwards OF the last ~
wears a resident of Frederick and Clarke. Few
have passed through a long and well spert life
more universally beloved; few have departed at
its close. leaving behind a wider circle of Ia
menting friends, or more blessed in the hope OF
immortal happiness. Gentle, charitable, and
utterly unselfsh-a kind n~eishbor, a sincere
friend. an indnlgent and faithful mistress-the
most affectionate Of wives, the most devoted OF
mo,hers-and last and best, the humble, and
earnest, and contding Christian; truly, she lived
without reproach, and died without a tear.
NAT. Int, and Richmond papers copy.]