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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18

rienre teaches -Fevcrs, sore ihroats ngues, rhrumatisr,d drop.
sizes. bilious affections. headaches, nil ahac' ions of the stomach
and bowels, both OF n co-tivc AMI dy 81 nteii' character. and all
The malaii's Of womrn AID children, have bctn cured by the
use of liranirethis Pills To tie ,ou that have paid two NIL
lions OF dollars 10 make this trutl, known, is Of itself an as
founding fact and yet never was n truef word spoken And
what i, The RESULT Why, thar about three million persons In
the United States partially believe in their efficacy, aud hav u
a general idea of the benefits to be derived from purgati,n In
sickness. But what IA field for pNIiamthrophy! What million,
remain TO 10 converted! And 'ut me say that this knowledge
Is second only ~ Christianity 10 the benefits 1t IL capable OF
comforting on mankind. Let not medical III n persuade YOU
that hrandrethis Pills are n lrack remedy 1t is no such thing.
What sell you fr two siiliings these men could not supply
for a dollar. My herbs and ex racts a. all prepared in my avn
laboratory. where a steam euaia. y, nnr hun irel and lnrty
horse power IL employed exclusively for Ibis PURPOSE. hr,ilrs
an extensive water power. In useng these Pills yun risk moth.
ing tor they have been used by millions ; that should won
I ri disposed to take a sY dose. ypu will be able rert,iniy to
live ihr"ngh the np-r ri II; and ,ou may have the laugh on
your sd" when the doctor Iens yon hat he hit your ra>r ex
a"tiy with that 'asi medicine. e" on in The use If tie Pills.
they VII! core you without hurting yoGr teeth or gu'ns. and
in every WAY improve your h alih Sold at 40 %si Canal
s're,t, b auifcth'' i3u.'ling; an By all respectable dealers in
iH"iieiie. april =! dim.
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Election Tickets.

We are prepared to printany number of tickets
to be used in the ensuing election. Price: 81 per
FIVE hundred, or 50 per thousand, where orders
are accompanied with the cash.
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The Republican nfirms that Mr.. Preston was
t~ersburg, and that Mr.. 7. us easily put hors du
combat by a reli informed opponent, such as NJ.
Tucker Now, we have no disposition to dis
paraSe Mr.. Tucker. when we say that to n person
acquainted with both gentlemen. the statement of
the Republican will be laughed Mt. For genius
and talent the two men are not to be named in
the same day; Tor is Walter Preston the man to
leopard his reputation by dealing in random as
%sertions that cannot be substantiated
1t the editor of the Republican il determined
to be singular and eccentric, he has that privilege.
but his estimate Of the powers of Mr.. Preston il
at variance with that of ninety nine hundredths
of the people of Lynchburg, who recently heard
Mr.. Preston.
Our neighbor reminds us of the juryman, who,
Ipriding himself somewhat upon his own iudr.
Ment. resisted the conclusion to which eleven of
his associates had arrived, and when the Judge
demanded the verdict, declared that his mind bnd
been made up all the time. hut that tho eleven
who differed with him ''wcrc tie contrariest dew.
ills he ever saw" We were but recently informed
by o Democratic editor, that Gov. Floyd, who has
often measured swords with Mr.. Preston, had
told our informant that Mr. p. was 1.-The most for.
midable opponent he had ever encountered
We will take Gov. Floyd's judgment in this mat.
ter, especially as it agrees with our own, and with
that Of most unprejudiced persons who know Mr.
Preston.
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.I,vsrnnpeut Rave crfefrd q navaf se. Sel 10 m.
Pacific cast ier The special parpa.- II watching
his movements. lie IL seldom seen cons.rsios
With any peeson. bot IL certainly actively at
work at something. Time will soon reveal VIVA,
it all means."
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Political Address in Bedford

WALLER r. STAPLES, Esq, of Montgomery, will
address the people Of Bedford on the 9Th Monday
in this month. at Liberty. upon the issues insoiv-
ed in the present Gubernatorial canvass.
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For House of Delegates of Va.

Eay- At the solicitation IF many friends Of all
Political parties, announce myself a candidate To represent
H. county OF Campbell Ia The nexi Iioase OF Delegates OF
Virginia. apii i,itioie BOWLING LARK.
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~ We are authorised t1 announce Gen. o.
q CLAY - = candidate for the ohaes OF Commissioner of The
Board of Public Works. may 3dsetiofc.
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sse- We are requested To announce JOHN d.
J. TaHGAS = rsndidsta for he OH .e Of Commissioner Of the
Hoard Of rabie Works. march "a didose.
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~CaNDsDtrES rdz OFFICE.
For Board Of Public Works.

H1r- We are authorixed tn announce Hon. WI.
d. TkEDwAY. of P1ifsyisania. a~e.ndadafs for the ofaes Of
Commissioned AZ The Beard q Psblr Works
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WALKER AND HIS WORCESTERSHIRE New Or
leans Pirayune's correspondent. writing from San
Francisco, on the Goth ult.. says: 1.-The usual
amount ofmystery attends the movements of Gen.
Walker. The fact is now well known here that
some persons are quietly purchasing a considera-
bic amount of firearms in this city. This has been
g'ing on for more than n week. The fact is, the
little 'Grey-Eyed Man of Destiny is becoming a
theme Of cogitation for all those who think that
still waters run deep. l have no doubt that Walk
erfally intends organizing another expedition
against Central America. We have Il here that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18

\ VETERAN OrrirEa To BE EXCITED FOR MrE-
prH.-We hive already alluded to the ARE 1t Of a
celebrated Ouch officer for poisoning. The l'ague
correspondent of the. y Y. Herald furnishes the
sequel:
Lieu,cr ant. General tiunkcl-a pcnsioncd afic err
who la seen much service and distinguished on
many II fell Of battle. Waterloo includcd-hae
escaped the shot aud bayoncts Of the enemy to die
ga II ~srafoli, in his eighty .fourtl, year, for the
cIim" Of murdcrhy poison. The sausage, senson-
cl with arsenic, which he had prepared for his
mistress. was rejected by her and eaten by he,
brother, who died in consequence. The toary
criminal was accordingly arrested, and the evi-
lenee ns we'll ns his own confession having shown
him To- be guilty. e was sentenced last Saturday 70
be- hanged in the Hague. lie has since appealed
inrassnlln, but the sentence is sure to be con-
tifmcl. The culpri; has for many years been on
intimate terms with the royal family, and it is not
Improbable that the king will exercise his prerog-
aiivc by committing the punishment OF death into
perpetual confinement. The miserable old soldier,
who. notwithstanding his advanced age, is in full
possession Of the faculties, has made several nj
tempi> at self.destruction: but measures have been
taken that be Shall moi cheat the gallows of its
due by thus ~eyading the %ignominy Of dying on it.
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ICEi ICEII CELL

THEf.ubscribc will keep constantly on hand during tho sea.
i ann. A A T. SUPPLY Of NORTHERN re, which
can be hal At his store, On West Street, u all times
may ildlpa n. COCHRAN
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INTERESTING FROM J,PAN.--By way Of Hong
Kong, China, we have news from Japan, dated at
Nnrasaki. on the 10th of February.
The young Emperor was crowned ut Jrddo on
the 18th of that month. lie is a youth Of some if
teen years. 1t will be remembered that the late
Emperor dici on the 10th of August last, at the
time the treaty negotiations were in progress aud
it was not until the 18th of September that the
fact WAS publicly made known.
This new one is the civil emperor, or Tycoon.
An American man-of-war was expected Mt jed
do to take the Japanese ambassai1 rs to the Uni
ted States.
The Japanese war steamer N%innamon would
them.
on the Goth Of January. in which 50.0 0 buildings
are reported to have been destroyed; the devoar
ing element continued it's ravages for a dap and n
half, spreading devastation over a space Of about
FIVE miles in length.
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HGtE CREAM SALOON.

IL ~
"SrAND DOWN THE STREET"
.Ha.r o. "H t"r hr soest re ftta II sat on ia He .S0t.
Ar Ma ihi, day. AL ICE CREAM SALOON. for the re.
''ri'ian 81 10 upIi y, Ladies aut Grt tlcmrn, " h. are sc
l.tcsf"i L, call. with The ASSN anec hat everything W iI he cnu.
tpttei in ia" o,st si,h.
wa lis,S To the Lad eS, that the Sa,pon will he under tho
lima 'h1" ,lirS, at Mrs. koYD
MAY NJ. lsN--mlN Inds y A. HnND,
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We have been informed that Mr.. Bncock, in his
speech ut Campbell &. II. on Saturday last. made
some unbccoming illusions to Mr.. Goggin->ta-
ting in effect. that he had abandoned the law for
the purpose Of securing Office, and chat. when de-
feated twice ly Mr.. Powell. had returned to his
abandoned profession. which he was now nnxiou.
to desert again for Office.
Now, we do not intend to impugu the capacity
of the people for self g%o,crnnent. in regulating
such n man as VIM. l.. Goggin. IL accept as a rep
resen,ativc man, Mr.. Paulus Powell. We let that
pass, trusting that the friends Of Mr.. Goggin Will
remember, and aNcngc at the polls, the l,hcs and
jcers that have been put upon him in this conncc-
ton.
We cannot. however, resist the inclination to
submit n word or two in response In Mr.. Bococh,
What meat is this our Caesar has fed on, TINT he
has grown 50 large Has not Mr.. Bocnck been
fat,cning on the spells of office tr the last ten
wears, and is he not now II candidate unbiRien tor
the su0iagcs of the people. anl three thousand n
year? Really. the ins,leuce of Democracy is in
supportab!c No man has any right to aspire 10
Office unless he call himself II Democrat.
Now. We respectfully submit that it does not
lie in the mouth of our reprc.cutatiyct to nssail
Mr.. Goggin ON this ground, nor can the motives If
any Wing be impugncd. If we wanted office, we
know how we could get it. and if this hal been
the ruling passion with Mr.. Gogsiu. lie would
long since have put himself in the line of SAFE
precedent. gone over To the Democracy, und got his
pay. Instead Of pursuing this mcrccnary course,
he has clung to the minority-a prosecuted, dis,
franchiscd, almost hopeless minotity-and has
only, at II call like that which drew Cincinnatus
from his plough, come forth from his retirement,
to take the helm, and steer the ship of State safely
away from the dangerous reef upon which she is
in peril Of being stranded. No, NJ, Mr.. Bocprk.
the lust of Office has not tempted our noble leader
to sacrifice his integrity. aud it does not become.
you. an incumbent Of Office, to make such allu.
Isions.
We mean no unkindness to Mr.. Bocock, and we
feel none. whilst ycnturins to suggest that for the
sake of dcccncy and propriety, he refrain from
any further indulgence of this sort.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18

llypRornoBIA l. 4 SrABLE-1 Horse Rnns
Md anil .iH,chs Trio .Wen--On Thursday night
last. a horsc while confined in n stable in New
York, wassnlienly attacked with Iydrophobia.
The Post says:
The iniuriatel animal tore down with his teeth
the manager. and then breaking loose. dashed out
# the stable door int, the yard, where he rushed
Willy about. and then attempted to leap over II
brick wall. lie failed in this. hut continued his
attcmptS. although severely cut in the sho,l 'crs.
\ coupe Of men. not knowing what was the mat
ter with the animal approached to lead him again
to the stable, when the horse made n fearful attack
upon them, tearing completely out with his teeth
the bosom ot the shirt Of unc of the men. and
,.rnsping hold of the shirt sleeve of the other
fortunately. the men We're hardly scratched the
greatest damage being done tn their clothes. A
wagon VAS standing in the ward. and the cnraged
horse. lowlinS and snoring with agony, seized
the shaft between his teeth. and shaking the We
licle violently wrcnched the shaft entirely #
His dreadful distress seemed to search in his vio-
lent manner for some relief. At various times
h. emitted hidenus noises painful to hear. Final
ly. to put him out of his misery, he was shot and
killed with a rifle.
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New Engan !. IL n"w stopping nj the Bnrnet iionsr in this
r.Iy. lie has been making n tuur If the Western States, with
'is scientific a:snriatrs, /, inyestig ate thcii remedial preiuc-
tons - such rs hi can make remedial. We notice he has been
received with marked distinction by our leading citizens df lie
We-t and are rel iced To fnd they have shown n p,c per .sti.
mate of The man Who has Ghaps done more tor the relief Of
matt, o.. may Il dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18
ROANOKE Couxrr, May 10th. 1859.

10 Ns Editors 81 he Lyachbnrg prgsntdn:
GESrLsNEN:-f hive been absent from home
ever since the Democratic Nominating Convention
which met in your city on the 18th Thursday Of
last month. and consequently was only partially
informed Of some statements which appeared in
your paper concerning me and my nction in that
body. returned from New York and found that
you had stated that ] am a Goggin Wing. and
that ] merely went into the Convention asa jest.
This IL an error which | hope you will do me
the justice to correct without delay; ms ! d. not
wish to be placed in the puerile position Of perp.e-
trating n silly Jest upon n body Of respectable
gentlemen. mn n democrat in my political
faith. and am assured that tho democrats OF my
county will most cordially give their SURFACES to
Gen. CLAY, who | had the honor to put in nomina-
ton. am. gentlemen,
Your obi serv't.
LANDON RIvES.
We received the subjoined letter from Mr..
Rivcs by the last mail, and very chcerfully accord
him the privilege of a hearing through our
columns.
II will be seen that he denies no statement that
we have made, except that he is not n Wing.
We knew nothing about Mr.. Rivcs personally or
politically. but had our information from a gentle
man to whom he communicated the fact Of his in
tention to vntc for Mr.. Goggin. and who very nat
urally concluded that he was a Wbig. We can
give n respectable voucher for this statement
whenever it may be desired.
Mr.. Riyes does not claim that he had any M
thority to cast the vote of Roanoke in the Convcn-
ton, nor does he make any allusion to the fact that
he left the Convention without n quorum, and boz
fore the nomination was ratified; nor TO tho other
fact, that an unquestenahe Wig did cast tie rot
Of Roanoke upon The .f"al ballot. We have no
disposition, ind certainly no motive to misrepre-
sent Mr.. Rivcs or any other gentleman in ntten-
dance upon thnt Conyention--so called. 1t liz
sufficient 10 our purpose to say thnt the whole
affair was Il miserable abor,ion-that it did not
represent fairly one fourth of the voters Of the
District and that even the cf ,fts of so respcrta-
Bile a gentleman as Mr.. Rives doubtless is, cannot
galvanize il into any Importance.
Tho public will r~epudiatc it as a usurpation Of
authority which they never conferred, and rcbuke
the nominee who has been found willing to seek
tho shelter Of the bogus concern. We are giad Ia
see that certain Democratic papers in the District
ignore the authority Of the Convention, and have
put the name of a gentleman other than tina, oi
its nominee, nj the head Of their columns. Roll
on the bali.
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SANE ,Rb'S LAVE i1N,IipRArbi,.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY fRJM ct as,
TURTLES TIN. BLOOD.
\ SPRING MEDICINE.
Fancy MEDICINE.
~ GOOD MEDICINE.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
tthl.S Ili.I,U ATTACKS.
CURES CDo lISENESS.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINT.
tittS CHRONIC DIARkli,EA.
CURES MME GpMpLAIET
CURES tliDiIF.
Ct itI;S FLAIII.ENCY.
.>rr adTct II, incnt in another column.
march l. dtui.
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snnnmm.sory Rhrumn,i.m - ~s.r-.

4 go0d.lookinz frirud Of ours. who u On this
side of ,"riN. though snmcwh hat hoari headed, while al,seai
from the city n few days, used Prof. woods II ir Restorative.
aud IN lis return called Ia see his lady love, but was amused
10 fnd she did not recognize him aud Immediately determined
to ps-s for a cousin of himself but was eventually rhaxrined to
md he wa> captivating his former ,if in the affections Of the
lady. whirh caused him to make himself known but the la.
ds Sill saws that she likes the II iterfeit better than the orig
iral, and insist, that he continue df necessary to ne the Han
Restorative. To be had OF the dfnsgists.-a. Louis Morning
Hrad
Sold by all good Druggists may CIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18

Machines IJ Broadway. New lnrk. and lal Baltimore Street.
b,itimorr. A NEW STYLE PRICE s50-llEMMERS 81
LATit This machine scws from Two spools, as purchased
from the store. requiring no reminding OF thread. II liens.
Fels, 3aihers and Stitches in a superior style. n lis ing each
$ am by it's own operation, with II; recourse to the hsnd.pce.
die. rs is Re CURED by other mach,nss 1t will i, better and
c irai vt sewing than a seamsircss ran, even II she works for
one rent an hour. Send for n circular.
may 3d's. j 4. DAVIS n co. Agents. L%ynchburg.
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NOTICES.

TThrrr will be n caii sarrsinz Of she BO1rd Of
Tradr Monday evening, May 2Jl, af3 o'clock. Al their room
over pavre \ Biarkfnr1s a FIJI meeting Is desired, a, bu. /.
hes. al Importance sii ~ mo up fr action.
may II d5t. wM II. S~TRATToS, Secretary.
1nnnu M nsasory sisan - essrs. Perry
pH,i. d. Sou-firnts Il am at n loss 10 express wit wurds
the satisfaction II gives me tn inform Yen of the benefit have
received from the use ut Your Pain KILLER. Abou; enc year
stnrc. was Alta ed with the inf ,mmaiory rh-uinatisH,. he
irE unatlr To walk fr eight wrecks; beside the confinement
10 the house the pain q, pefirpeed 10 tongue can IL scribe
u Al to return to the object Of this letter. TN The 9Th of De-
c.unIri last | had n .a.re severe attack than before Iinme.
dfst.iy commence using the Pam Killer made by yon which
10 my surpr So. immediately rrlis,e VI me- ~ pain, aud saved
me- the nee rsdiy of being rontncd Ia my bed for 0nc day. 1t
j. now eleven DAYS -ince the aitark. and the inf ANIMATION has
caiirely subsidized MY lih,bs wi,ri, were tremrbdnu ly swoi en-.
have assumed their natural shape. In short l am entirely
wall aud feel bound, by the r"uiuon ,ynpatbics of my m.
tire for those who NAV br thus It'll ted, to make Tho above
statement, that all may resort To the Pain Killer. that time, ex-
pcn>c. and a world Of suffering may he prevented
HENRY WELD, Clerk at III Genesee Street. Utica.
Sold by all meiirin. dealers.
Sold by JOHN H. SEAY. L%ynchburg. may Gow.
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WOiLD 20" obtnim N b 'aut,fni Ferirniif
W Call a BLISS Photographic @ ,lery, next door t, tho
Virginia Bank, Main Street. Lynchburg, Va ma, il-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18

Is noW open for the Reception Of Visitors,
AZ All. Ks, DAA AND NGGssGr.
april Is ,l3n.
HNNANEs.ED have justice
EI c-ivtd son'Iiin. very he and al, CANT h the way e IN.
AMELEp PAINTED BREAST NJ AND EAR RINGS
t'whch We invi'c the attention at al persons who are admi
rerS" at he .ewriry. Also. a beautiful lot OF Jet and Coral
M ki.AtES. with Or \ - attached
We W ,ni our { lends aml Gust mcr- to understand that we
ne going in los small prphs and Il ark sales
may 10 dts. ~SItVERrfoRN Il Cliff
SRANDIE~.-I.ondon Dock, , incgrOwes and
ID ii,nncssey~ lRAADiES, fr ,ape by
april 2ad s.. JAMES BOYD & CO
GOLD SsAyE sPOONs-W %
~ PURE w have inst re 'ei,el n flu, lat of SILVER
TABLE, SPOONS. afrantei pure, plain pattern, whch , o
vii sell at the l"we|i prices
W. have aisp received a largo 10, Of PLAIN GOLD FIN
CIR RINGS. warrante, solid.
W. have also lust opened a splendid lot Of GOLD SPEC
TAtIES. wi h real Pc bic and traz Ian Pebble lenses.
Allof which we offer at the lowest prices
'"N bts SILVER HORN s. Cliff.
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NrSY1St.- % fsb1.k AND E3sa .iN-
~ ER> - The Subscrib + having permanently rugand "a
the Min and Hntt'r Business, will i"enlri, sen Ia thr nuk
ct II uSr, early + norl ings. SWEET Il But TER Mflk.
as. BUTT x, " h,eh he promises ohsii tie nicr ana. ru,r
lie iesi rctfniiy -oliriis n trial. ID Y. >EAii.t.S
y B-iir rcsp"ctf NY cautions and h gsil, !. tro,s 20 =
tlrlr VrGsp ", II 4 iNrGr,Ilh t re- end m ~ a l. > %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-18

OST-A GOLD PENCIG..-rhe ander will
H. he suitably rewarded by leaving it at this off C.
~ a II It's
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ENT.
d u D l. K Y II A l. l. g.

on wIDNEtpAA EVENING, MAY. Ish. $50, vii /
prr-rhfod the >trr IA: Comedy az
OLD EEA. 8 AND YOUNG HEARTS.
PAS DE NATE, ~. Miss KATE PfXNoYEt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-14
EhL ED.


In this city, Nov, r. Mrs. Chloe, widow of the late
Gardner johnson, s. yrs mos
funeral on Tuesday, at o'clock at the house Mr.
Isaac Mills on Forest street Relatives and friends
invited to attend.
In oxford, Nov l2 Mrs Clarissa wife of John weth-
erel and daughter of Andrew Sgouney, Esq, late of
Oxford
Funeral on Tuesday, Nov Is, at 70 O'clock m at the
house.
In Nlbury, Nov 4, Sarah j., eldest daughter of Daniel
Il. and Julia +. Livermore. % yrs mos II DAYS.
In Holden Oct. g. Horace Bailey only child of Horace
and Mary p. Hobbs mos days. Oct Is, Frederick A.
son OF Ebenezer and Deborah Henry, 20 yrs mos.
In West Townsend Nov. 4, by rupture of blood YES
sci, Eaton Foster, of Ashby, aged "a.
In Princeton, Nov f. Dea Charles 3. Temple, aged g.
In Leomnster, Nov. g. Mrs Naomi Wheelock, so years
month.
AT Greenbush, y. Y, Oct H. in the depot on his way
rom Illinois to his friends j. Webster aged 35
merlv of Hartford, Conn.
In Ware Oct %, Mrs Cecilia aged 81 wife of James
NJ Breckenridge, of Waterbury, Conn daughter of Mrs
Alender breckenridge, of Ware, and sister of D. L. Web
Ster. whose death is announced above.
IN Lowell, Now ii, Samuel j. Varney, editor of the
VOC P0puh, aged 40 yrs SmOs; Nov g. William Webster
aged g2.
AT Cavendish vt, Oct 27, John spauding aged 80,
revolutionary pensiOner.
At West Stockbridge Nov. 9, John Whippe, aged II.
In Clinton Co, Mo, Oct 80 Mrs Atchison mother of
David r. Atchison. L. 5. Senator at an extremely
old aye.
In Columbus, Ohio Nov. 5, Mrs. Amelia, wife of Hon
GlSiaVus swan aged 10 years. Mrs Swan a native
OF Mendon, In this county, and of ancient family
OF Quakers, who immigatcd into the colony soon after
II appears from the records however that George Al
urch the great grandfather of the deceased denied
te privilege OF becoming citizen of the of Men
uon' on account of his religious opinions