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so VILLAGE HOTEL, IsE.. -
.-sH seaf| .sst $50 BY esnH,sa e-s AIS
James Richards. proprietor,

MONROE, UNION County, NJ G. a.s..4
The subscriber embraces this opportunity to tender
his thanks his old patrons for the many evidences
he received of their perfect satisfaction during their
sojourn with him, only at his table, but in every
other accommodation that the most ftstdious could
wish. +s f-= 81 @g-.s--F ~ Fs..t 1v e ~ aas SOS
lie hopes, by still increased assidieusneSs, to more
highly merit their continued patronage anu also the
patronage of the travelling community III general 81
JAMES RICHARDS.
Sent. 81, 1855 ~ -7- SIM ''-~ o" 7''-.@'.@ .t
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Thc Great English Remedy.

: CIIt UAlIL8o -CLAIthE > -OEIIEBKAIED
aH FEMALE PILLS, 1a.a-a- @ s4.-
PREPARED FROM A PRESCRIPTION OF SIR J. CLARKE NJ D.
PHYSICIAN EXTRAORDINARY THE QUEEN. -ssT :
HIS well known medicine IL imposition. but a
Il sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Instructions, from cause whatever; and although
powerful remedy they containrfoillng hurfu to the
constitution, To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
suited - -
These Pills have never been known to fail where the
Directions the ID page of Pamphlet well oLserv-
ed For full particulars get pamphlet gratis of the
Agent .rF. er-sf -a.s.-s :. - ~ :
\. B.-Sl and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorized Agent, will insure bottle, containing over SO
Pills, by return mail ~ .s-s .,- .-.r.-zS sssa :
Sold in Charlotte by F. SCARF 4 CO. sole Agents,
and by Haviland Stevenson Co., Charleston, Whole
sale agents
March ., ls5saiag goa E3ay 9JY
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BREAD AND CAKES.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
Charlotte that he has fitted Shop Trade street
r. NJ Oates Co.'S Store, where he intends carry
ing the BAKING BUSINESS, He will furnish Fresh
Bread every morning the doors of his customers and
hopes BY strict attention business merit share of
public patronage.
- rsE JOHN DORIAN.
August IL 1883. 3n-pd - - -
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WHEAT WANTED.

The subscriber having purchased the Steam Flour
ing Mill in this place, is prepared to buy Wheat for
which he will give the highest market price in cash
Flour Bran and Neal for sale at the MIL or Dolly
cred wherever desired in town. ~ - .s.- ~
tE#.-.f .~--. ~ .'.F.'.1s. -. JOHN WILKES.
Charlotte Aurust To- 1853. ..s 21-tf. a.
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s,I.. ". vi. PRHTCfaARD,

Yielding to the wishes of many friends, respectfully
announces his determination to resume the PRAC
TICE OF MEDICINE. He may be consulted at
his Drug Store Irwins corner. The poor prescribed
for without charge.
Charlotte, August 81, 1883. 81 -# If so .T
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Sewing Machines.

Having been convinced that the public required
Machine competent do all kinds of family Sewing
price within the reach of every faniy take pleasure
in sayi- G that have now produced one which has
been pronounced by competent judges the very best
machine in market for the price. For simplicity of
construction, durability, and the neatness with which it
performs its work ii cannot fail to give satisfaction.
We respectfully invite You 70 call and examine them.
s.. FISHER & BURROUGHS"
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RAILROAD NOTICE
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. =.

NEW, CUE4P -1ND4 E.IPEDIT1OfTS RflYtT,r,
-f FOR FREIGHT FOR THE INTERIOR 0kisTsI3
- ssss NORTH Carolina. 4. s.r-tl.,. =
Merchants and others about purchasing their Fan
and Winter supplies are requested to notice that liz the
completion OF the North-Eastern3 Railroad from Char:
lesion. . - to Cheraw, the advantages of cheap and
expedinous route FROM the scaboard has been opened
to them All Freight consigned to the Agent If ttS
North Eastern Railroad will be forwarded free az
MISSION No charge will be made for storage at Che
raw all Goods viii be taken of in the ComnanI,
Warehouse until sent for.z+s u sast g lGG fl"1ii =
Office 4 ~ ''e Fest
~, .-.,ta''5s.. 49, s. s. soLoMoNs sdE
Aass 49, eop.sE3f .fesTf afzt IS Eng. and sSunt 49,
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I'D Rheumatism ......'..
Can certainly be cured by a Prepare
ton made in Charlotte, N. G..

rheumatism -a.:,
Can certainly be cured by Prepare
ton made in Charlotte, N. G..
TEHIIE subscriber makes preparation that will cure
III the worse case of Rheumatism known. Having
been afflicted with the disease for long time himself
and having been cured by this medicine he safely
recommend it to the public. Many citizens of Char
loe and of Alecklenburg county, testify to the
efficacy of the preparation; and all he asks Of any
is to give it trial.
nsn. Price, 81 so per bottle. a7rt <->4. -,
Apply to me, address at Charlotte \. C. .sa5
July 20, 1858. W. W. QUINN.
Hoyr Testimony 's@
As to the value of Quinn's Rheumatic Remedy:
VI as .s,at. CHARLOTTE, NC, Aug 49, 1858.
Mr. W. w QUINN, Dear Sir: 1t is well known to the
citizens Charlotte and Mecklenburg county generally
that for years past have been afflicted with Rheuma
sm in its form-so badly off that frequently for
months in succession unable to either hand
North and South; of them effected anything Ikea
permanent cure, and many ailedto give temporary
relief Hearing of your Rheumatic Aunhator,
last resort procured two three bottles, used it
corGng directions, and happy to certify that in
bly, short time it has entirely cured effect
ing such thorough too that believe there is not
vcStigc of the disease left in my system. have
hesitation i'll stating that your Rheumatic Annihila
is the -ony for rheumatism that has
como within my knowledge, and believe the only re-
liable offered to the public. Persons afflicted
with the painful d sorder heavy debt of gratitude
for your Invaluable discovery You at liberty to
use this a YOU please al q. EDW'D TERRES, -#-
Assist. Assaycr L. s. Branch Mint.
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READ THE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE:
... DIR. CHAMPIONS
Celablc Agtlc Pills

safe and certain for Chi1ls and Fever Fever
and Ague in allts complicated forms, and IS also an
effectuat remedy for Feyers Of every description TINS
medicine is perfectly safe and harmless in its effects
and may be given with perfect safety persons Of
ages. 1t never fails to effect when taken accord
ing to directions accompanying each box. 1t purely
vegetable, containing delcterious drugs nor mineral
medicines of any kind ~ 3a}. .gg1,-5t -tg
DR.. CHAMPIONS Anti Bilious, Anti
Dyspeptic, Purifying and Cathartic Pills-Ihe
most reliable and safe remedy in Liver Complaint p,
pepsia Costiveness, Sick headache, Sick stomach bill
lious habits indigestion and all that class Of disease
arising from disordered condition of the STOMACH
bowels, blood liver. 1t is entirely vegetable ana
contains no dcfeterous drug or medicine and is one
the best .eathartcs ever recommended. ~..f .5e
Price, 25 cents per box. ..s a.. .......
Forsae by r. Scarf Co. and by F. NJ Ross Charlotte
2 SO Fzf ,6F.sM! Swyer 81 Co.; Proprietors
juno IA, 1858: 49,. Belleyille, Illinois
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2. SAURS. 81
Architect and Builder.

Will furnish Designs Plans aud Drawings fer Public
Buildings Private Residences and Villas Particular
attention will be paid to building FIGURING Mills Corn
Mills &c. OFFIcE in Sd story of Aexanders Building,
front room, China Hall. -. -.-.. --.-.
Charlotte, Oct %, 1858.
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FISHER & BURROUGHS.
TIT AVING opened large and attractive Stock of
IL FILL IND WI.FTER
@ O O ID .

In the Corner Store recently occupied by L. S Williams,
INVITE ATTENTION and solicit examination of their
Dress Goods, EInbrOidcries. Shawls. Cioaks,
aud Carpetngs, which they have
in great variety.
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Blankets, BLANKETS.

Fine Bed and Negro Blankets also kerscys and Plains
for Plantation use, will be found cheap in price at
FISHER & BURROUGHS.
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cry sE-
And Dress Making.

Al Rs. WIIEALAN respectfully informs the ladies of
NICharotte and vicinity, that she has returned and
offers her services to her old customers and friends
Residence one door above the Post Office ..
June 80. 1857. -. e.. '-
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CHICKEaING & SONS
Prize Medal Pianos
The subscriber, resident of Wilmington y c.. being
agent for the above Firm-the only that has recey
ed 81 different Prize Medals different State Fairs
invites the attention of purchasers he sells at the
Boston Cash Prices. showing IA different styles of
Pianos, varying from $225 to $1,000. -. .....a
"a" Planes famed and repaired
.e..#a#a. a.z-- ~ t.s -. T. 4. zBOIINSTEDT.
Wilmington, Aug 81, 1858, z . y IS .s-. ... ....
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Trustee Sale at LifacolntOEa, u. G..

BY virtue of Deed in Trust to executed by Jacob
A RamsOur, | will offer at public sale all that valua
bic and well improved PLANTATION lying on both
sides of Clarks creek containing about $50 Acres ad
joining the lands of James \. CALDWELL John +. Phiter
and others, about Il miles from Lncolnton Bctw cen
two and three hundred of said tract vauabl:
bottom Lands-a considerable part of which is excel
lent meadow. Said tract is we'll wooded and watered
It will DC sold in three several lots all together
purchasers may desire 49,. ..a| a
Also three-fourthS the whole of aurc Hill Cot
ton Factory" situated about half mile from Lincoln
the South Fork OF the Catawba River, together
with about 20 of Land. Said Factory is well
furnished with first rate machinery. . .-.-..a
Also that large and valuable Brick Dwelling and
Store in Lincolnton occupied 10y Mr. Jacob \ Ram
House. and is of the best stands for business in the
town. ,... ...... E.. ...-..- tE =. ....sr
Also four Lots Nos Is, Is, Il and L. in the north
west square of said town.
Also, either the whole an undivided half of five
Lots i'll said square, Nos. 81. %, %. 81 and 25
Also first Horse Power and Threshcr together
with some other articles Of personal property
EI9" The sale will take place at LincOlntOn the
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER next. Sale
positive.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash. On the remaining
two-thirds credit of one year will be given, with in
tereS from date. Bond and security required. as5
Persons desirngto examine any or all of said pro-
perty, may call Mr. Jacob RamsOur the aubscri-
Der at Lincolnton
..s'-. l.. F. THOMPSON. Trustee.
September 90 1858 a.- n7-3t {.-f
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l[18gDRAE1Dg

FENIE undersigned as Agent viii receive applications
IL for INSURANCE in the NORTH CAROLINA MC-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ~ ..-
This Company is the oldest in the State and has
been i'll successful operation for several years. Its
rates moderate, and all losses promptly adjusted
Persons wishing to insure their own lives the lives
of their Slaves in this Company will call at the Office
of the Agent at the Bank of the State. 49,. 80 .-- "
Rs9@ SLAVES Insured for TWO-TIIIRDS of their
VALUE. =....E- ... z,,.;-...-. .-.. ~. 4 =
THOS. ". DEWEY, Agent.
January IL, 1858. 1ypd
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MEGKLENRURG BONDS.
seven per cent per anauIa.'

These Bonds are undoa bedly the safest investments
that be made, and are really preferable to any
State Bonds
The County cannot repudate. They bear seren Der
cent interest payable seni-anuuay, with Coupons for
the same They are Of the denomination Of 500, which
will make them more and useful for domestic
purposes. 81 The coupons will prove. cenreaient
medium for ing county taxes. The citizens of the
county should possess them and they offered to
them. Proposals left at either Bank in Charlotte or
with Capt. John Walker will receive prompt attention.
1890 no. ag157sPe7 Ss sa-@5<s IT, W GUION 1'7A
Sept 81 1885, z, Pres't. W. c. &. r. Railroad Co..
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons whose Notes and Accounts are due,
~ owing to the undersigned Trustee, earnestly
requested to call and settle it is Important that the
trust fund be marshaed carly day as possible.
Remember, Indulgence cannot egt0ce. 1854 .ss'" @
W. i. MYERS Trustee
June l., 1888 . -s of Leroy Springs.
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&HS W.
% received and for Sale by slssrasaej.s 81 ,
y rr ~ =, .....r. NJ. W. robson & co. g..
July 81. 1853. N 19-tf
PROF. DE GRATH'S PRACTICE.
Sheriff cured in night by De Gratls Electric Oil
= g. I've aG LETTER.F FROM DIR. fKEYSER.l7s- nj
Pittsburg, May goth l63G.--PRoF. De GRAFH, 80
South Eighth ST. PHIL have a remarkable cure
and painful hand applied the oil personally which
gave instant relief He has recommended the oil to
others afflicted with rheumatism, in which the results
were most satisfactory. Truly ftI yours, m
b2a1zl Great Cures Citizens Read, I'D aa
Rhenma tisnl--Mr Joseph D Bartle, Myrtle Street.
says the Electric Oil cured him Immediately. - =
PilcF.-Charles Sexton,s Esq, ex-Aiayor of Camden
says six applications cured him. Also, curedhis Rheu-
matism.
s Neuralgia.-Mr David Mann, 400 Vine Street saws
he was great sufferer, but the oil cured him. So says
II Grant, Esq. ST North Eight Street $500 -
Cronp-Fhis Oil is infalible for Group. Ask lady
at the Girard House. .ra. -.
CAUTIoN.-There numerous limitations sprung IN
on the reputation that my article has acquired The
public must beware They are worthless. zsrr,1.
=. .-- ...s, = Philadelphia, Sept. 1st, 1856 =.
Prof. De Gratf Dear Sir-I must Inform YOU of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced from
the application of otr Electric OIL The case was tina.
of girl of eight of age who terribly afflicted
with scrofua. and discharge from the knee. The leg
became SO contracted to literally bury the heel in the
hip 1t had been in this state for about twelve months
and finding nothing in the whole Materfa Medical I'd
have any effect give relief finally procured al
bottle OF yonr Electric Oil gave it othe mother
directing her to apply it to the parts along the con-
racted sinews whchhad the effect of making the leg
nearly one-fohrth straight in abounf Six hours The
application of the Oil continued for about three
weeks using only six bottles and the legis nearly
perfectly straight. - JOHN H. McEWIN, Md, - II
= + 5sFsa ..Fa.tss s-Fs1z lG2 CaIlowhill Street
For Sale in Charlotte by Dr. E. Nye EIutchison Co.
July IS: 1883 ''.-< ''ss -
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September 20, 1858 er =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17
Lynch Law in Kentucky--Horrible Sui.
cfde--TWo Men Hung

The particulars of the hanging Of two men at
Grecnsburg, Kentucky, mentioned Saturday by
telegraph, have reached US in the Louisville pa
pers:
There were four men confined in the Jail at that
place on charge of having murdered Henry
Symson, Esq, year and half az, A body Of
men, numbering some three hundred from the
adjoining localities, assembled ut Campbesvills
and marched to Greensburg. The mob proceed
cd To the Jail, which is built of stone and very
strong. and found the doors locked and the tailor
gone. number Of men Immediately seized
large piece Of heavy timber, and with several
tremendous blows bursed the door from its him
grs. An inner door was speedily broken with
crow-bars and slcdge hammers. and portion of
the mob stood in the debtors room fronting the
cells in which the miserable men were con6n-
ed
Tho locks Of the cell doors were soon broken,
and the doors priced open when most horrible
aud sickening and revolving sight met the gaze Of
those present. One OF the men, Elias Scaggs, .
man weighing 200 pounds. was found weltering
in n large pool of blood in the last agonies Of
death. tho blood spirting in large jets from a
ehastly and selfinhicted wound in the neck having
with II razor, cut his throat from ear to ear. His
body. c"nvulsed in death, dragged into the
debtors room, and from thence down fight of
stairs on to the street paving. The remaining
men, namely, Bill Saul Thompson Sloan Despans
and Geo. Hunter, were then brought from the Jail
HouHu anu Deh1Hu mcn on DOrBeDAcK,
when the crowd, in double iiie amid throngs of
spectators, took up their return march to this
place, n distance Of twelve miles, during which
two OF the miserable men displayed considerable
frmncss, asserting their innocence in the most
positive terms.
On arriving, they conducted the three men q
short distance to an elm tree, and began max
ing preparations to hang them. At Thompson's
request, prayer was offered in their behalf, he
praying and weeping aloud during the time
lie was then mounted Oh II horse and after again
rope was put about his neck. the end thrown
over limb the horse driven from under and
Thompson was launched into eternity, lie seem
ed to die easy--one or two spasnodic jerkings Of
the limbs shnddcr, and all over. Des-
pans shared u similar fate dying much har-
der.
At this stage Hunter gave evidence of makinga
clean breast which. after some delay and q good
deal Uf reluctance. he did. epnfessing to the guilt
ii Scaggs, Thomrs.n and llunter.ard duplicating
five others rs being concerned in tho murder
Their names follows: Henry Scaggs, Jerry
Scaggs, Moyd Mcdaniel, John Underwood and SON
in-iaw Of SIMPSON. A negro named Beko who
was under arrest. was also implicated by Hunter.
and brought forth and the two confronted; nothing
of importance was ELECTED and they were both
taken to iail-boih of them making narrow es-
cape The murder of Sympsnn was most foul
AM atrocous one--the murderers doing the deed
ut the dark hour of night, and robbing his house
riding to the confession of Hunter Of IS 900 or
$4,000
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WASHINGTON Items.

Judge Parker hns lett for New York lie came
her" Mt the Presidents request and has had sew
cral interviews with him. The President it is
snd, offered him yesterday the Collectorship of
New York, declaring that he meant. at oil events,
to remove Mr.. Schel. The Judge declined the
honor intmatiug his preference for the mission to
England, for II seat in the Cabinet
The Collcctorship, it is stated, will now be ten
dcred to Mr.. Taylor. the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor on the same ticket. Great efforts are
being made by Sehe's friends to arpease the Pre-
silentS wrath, which 10 attributable to the con-
duet of the lIards in the recent election.
1t is said that the Hon. Robert McClelland. Of
Columbia county. New York will take the place
of Mr.. Birdsal son-in-law of the Hou. ID. S. Dick
tnson. The charge is that Dickinson and fifteen
thousand Hard voters sacrificed Parker and Cor
ming, by "a prior agreement with the Republic
cans.
Secretary Co'lb's Report is partly written. lie
recommends tax upon tea and coffee, but is silent
iron Secretary Cobb will not e" out till jan
unry. The Treasury drafts ISSUED last week cx-
uctly double the revenue.
Hon. +. Corning has departed. after repeated
interviews with the President relative to q III
sul-hp at Porto Rico, and not respecting q Cabi-
net portfolio. The candidate recommended by Mr.
&. will in due time bc appointed.
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ring given by La catarina TO Don lIenriquez.
being recognized by. Count Compo Mayor; as one
of the celebrated Brazilian Diamonds causes the
arrest Of the young nobleman, who. however, is
aeain rsscued by the Queen. who appears on tho
Throne, and presents him to her Court ~ her cho-
cen oousort and their future King.
For this evening have . great treat with
Bal6's celebrated opera, in three acts. of the Bo-
hemian Girl. This opera abounds in songs which
have been for many years considered among the
foremost of the multiplicity Of musical production
Il is worth the price Of admission alone 10 listen
to tho ever favorite songs Of II dreamt that /
dwelt in Marble Halls" and you'll remember
me-" as executed by Madame DURAxD and Miss
IiopsoN, aud of which all our musical friends are
intimately acquainted.
We appeal to nil lovers Of good music to attend,
rs we are advised that no opsra will be repeated.
II is due to our friends, Messrs KUNxEL l. CO.,
to state that it is wholly through their instrument
tality that our citizens arc thus favored with per-
formsnces of the highest order. both theatrical
and operate, and We rope and trust the enterprise
they have manifested will meet with proper remu-
heration.
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How Near He Came.

The Chicago Tribune, n leading organ OF the
Black Republicans, in abiding to the late election
in Illinois, tells how near Mr. Douglas came to mn
actual membership in that party. The language
is significant. Here it il:
1--WE have had says TINT rnrer. q" hnnd-to-
hand fight. in which all the advantages were on
the side Of tho Democracy-in which. from tho
nature Of the case, all our party strength could
not be cnlisted--ip which the leader of tho De
mocracy. man of great courage, GOODNESS and
adroi,ness approached near Repntiican opinions
on The rital question Of the campaign, that we couhd
not hit him ,cithom rounding Cur .friends."
This is the testimony of an Opposition organ
after the election. Others may do us they choose
but for ourselves we decline throwing up our
hats over the election of any such man.
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The New York Express thus slludss 10 Mr.
lEvssstes Grafton u that city. and pays him q
trlbuts which ell who have heard tbs splendid
Addrssa Of Mr.. Everett. will readily acknowlsdge
70 Be- just and deserved;
Tho repetition in this city Of the great GRAFTON
on Washington by Edward Everett, for the third
time, drew . crowded house ut Niblos yesterday
afternoon The body Of the house was well filled
with an intelligent and patriotic audience. lnrge
portion of whom were ladies'; while upon the stage
were large number Of distinguished citizens,
conspicuous among whom was General Scott =
The orator spoke most appropriately beneath the
national Gags which were festooned above the
stage and the Grafton was preceded by the music
OF "IIail Columbia, "WAshngton's March, and
other national airs.
! Many Of those present had heard the Grafton
before. and many enjoyed II for the first time.
The speaker had the sympathies and entire at
tcntion Of his audience during the two hours no
was speaking The applause was frequent, earn-
est and most heartily observed.
| We feel, for one that Mr.. Everett, in thus from
week to week. addressing his countrymen on the
character Of " ashington, is doing great public
good The Mount Vernon Association, and tho
purchase of the Home and Tomb Of Washington.
are objects Of secondary interests compared with
the life-like impression left everytime Mr.. Everett
speaks, upon the hearts Of thousands Of hearers.
The goodness and greatness of the one truly great
man Of the nation, are presented in colors 80 clear
and distinct that they cannot but touch the hearts
Of all who listen, and, in addition, give to each
listener new incentives To duty rs citizens Of the
United States. The true statesmen Of the country
can perform no better service than in frequently
holding up the life and services of Washington.
All men Of all parties acknowledge him rs model
man and model patriot, and with what good rea-
son Mr.. Everett shows, in placing him side by
A.. la, h. Krolar,ck thu (,raat
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behind him when he died 240 children and grand
children. Also Mary, the wife OF John Buck out,
who died Aug. 1855. aged p years" The church
itscfwas erected in l699, and is of the Oldest
churches in the country Probably few men have
left behind them more direct descendants than
Cant. b.