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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
mARRrEn.

On he evening % the 18th Inst L3nywood in ihe county Of
P.Hre Edward by The Rev D. Wilson, D. d Rev ALIEN T.
CAEkINGrON. % Charlotte County. Va, 90 Miss FANNIE lsA
bELIE youngest daughter Mrs Mary Evusbe Of Prince Id
UarI co Va
ias. che residence brides mother, by Rev @
thl.u Dr. J. W LEFTWIrCH Of Bedford Va, and Miss NJ.
BETrE jon rs, of Pi.;sy Iyaua county.
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nEEn-

Al -ure OF her father n Henry county, Va, the 9Th
April Mis- MANY ELIZABETH STAPLES he wife Of Col Abram
STAPLE, Of Patrick county and daughter Col Peter P Penn
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CONTRACTS FOR sUPPLYING oP COAL

CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLYING OF COAL,
FOR TIE UNIVERSITY OF VA, SESSION 1867 81.
I1R0POSALS will be received till the iOh Of June
the supply Of Anthracite and selected Clover Bi Coal
for the Students Of the University and the Public Dung The
Coal TO be delivered at the Domoes the students
Public Buildings yard will be furnished for the deposit Of the
coal Immediately the line Of the Central Railroad
Al the time proposals will be received tn. supply
Kind!ng Wood.
Specific information In the premises will given Oy appica
ton TO he undersigned.
The undersigned the privilege Of rejecting one,
all the bids R0BT. r. PRENTIs Proctor.
Pfoctor's 0fiNe, May 9th, 1860. my1l-3.awtd
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HOl FOR HARVEST

l.
ANtNG received the Agency sale Of CALDWELLS
Ter them te Farmers CO v1a present Harvest This
Mae much staple Do les construction, and Of lighter
drt than has been thorough tested during the
last ak and has an le improvements that have pre-
scented themselves curing time. We authorized 10
rant The Reaper a respects and VIII make exhibition OF is
ug a-s to those uuacqusnted with t. the farm OF H.
Ma miles from this city, the Mech licssyie Turnpike
mass GEO. WATT CO
SERVANTS CLOTHING.-We have a most extensive
> stock o, LINN and Co onafe Clothing Also Hck-
or leans and Brown Cotton shirts which the attention
OF purchasers.
myZt KEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
4 TTENTION MILITARY.-whte dril pants and
a Flte Berlin Gloves IN quantity aud az low figures 10
which The attention OF Military Comp inss is invited
my!6 KEN BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
NANCY 1TARSEILLES VRSTS.-Sc0O fancy Mar
ses Ns's, embracing variety Of and pretty
myes KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
MILLS, GRAIN CRADLES.
wv have Ia supply % tins superior Cradle which we
w have sold the last years giving SUBTRACTION
and offer them farmers for TIE approaching harvest
ant-g hat they all give satisfaction Likewise, hand Clean
AMI Rakes
sg-'A second hand Horse Power for sale.
lly1G GEO. WATTS 4 90.
y UM.Hgh proof genuine Moasses Rum hhds pipes and
81 bills from Boston and Portland For sals By
maj q G. B. DAVENPORT
PORrLAND sXRUP.-sOO bbs for .as BY
iaas @ Davenport
CyAhDLEs.-IsskIsrssu summer casas 800 boxes Tor sale
- hAao ~ Sc ,. Davenport
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49, EOTlGE.-The Masters, Wardens, and
w. Brethren OF Lodges No TO- IL &C. ST. 49, So I3O l6l
o9 and > together with all transient brehrn good standing
are invited 70 unite with Richmond Randolph Lodge No the
Masons Hall, MONDAY May 2st at O'Clock p Vi and
Paucpa In the laying the ne Of Trinity
church, to be erected on Broad street OF Goth.
By order Of the wOr Master
JOHN LESTER Secretary
my25-3s OR r. Lodge, No. 10
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Hidn. ain nndLenthnr S1nre.

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 s. Third Street. between
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have for sale DRY AND
sALTEO SPANISH HIDES Dry Green Sailed Patna Eps Tan
ners OIL Tanners and Curriers' Tools at the swest prices and
upon the best terms
~ Nj kinds Heather In the rough wated for which thu
highest market price will be given cash. or taken In exchange
or Hides Leather stored free Of charge and sold
fe2l-d3m
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- RARE OPPORTUNITY Is

w. offered 10 Of capital purohss. he
terest Of partner retiring engaged la the Wholesale
Boot and Shce Manufacturing Company In Pa leph The
House Is OLD and welt established one. aVora6y
throughout the South and West The business be increased
almost Continued llheAh Is the The pa
ner retiring. Address care Of ALEX HILL co,
mAZI-lw l2T Main ~, Richmond Va
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TUuY3 .purYnfo C.,,c,Y
ROCKRRIDGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. va

ROFh BRIDGE ALI VI SPRINGS, VA.
TItHS ayoue i open yters II has been
the constant aim VI the Dropret0r Its attractive
and comfort the fame " It's medicinal waters being well s
hbhed for many years Since the ast watering very
spacious sud complete
Bathing Establishment
has been up combining the improvements In
WARM, COLD, HOT and SHOWER BATHS We hope also TO
compete Ia good for the season" the celebrated
"RUSSIsN STEAM BiTH."
Our Pamphlet (Which will be promptly sppicaon 10
filed with LEI e Of the most n,nt Physicians Cerymen
others stesHg the virtu Of this DYSPEPSIA CuRo.c
DiARREt and DTsESrFRY scaoFUit AL GANpu
DISEASES, CHRONIC NEEyoUs COPLUTs BtoNcIs PLs &C. &c
The chief by Jiryi,ia Central Rail Ro1d IN MI
borO FIVE miles distant from the pngs thence Passe
from the Soua West who the Virginia and Teuna
see Road proceed 10 Lcbg thence Charlottesville and
MilborO' Depot
The Rockbdge Alum being the first IN the virginia
Spring. reached by the traveller for the White
sulphur Sweet Hot Springs &c Sc Is resting poG
We shall try 10 make IL comfortable one
mi2l-eod4isc4t FRAZIER & RANDOLPH, Projectors.
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUSisi the best and chssy
article dressing, identifying, cleansing curling preserving
and restoring the hair. Ladies, try It, Sold BY al druggists
perfuniers mhl}-d6m
sAXD's sARsAPARHLA-Although scofua ds feusray
Inherited yet possible for those born with perfect sound
constitution Scrofulou, living Improper diet
exposing theEnsey mephic gases malaria, from
Digestion which impair the vitality Of the blood fendrr
tkened and inaamed until erupton break upon sur
face body In this eSyen-y nothing eeasou,
SANDS sARsAPARILLA to purify the blood prorole ahsy
circulation strengthen the faniionai organs o the al
effect radical cure. ma92-dcivlE
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1t is stated that fifty Sayoyards recently attacked The
Swiss custom-house on the Genevese frontier, and thai
shots were uterchanged The Swiss authorities lodged
complaint at Turin.
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lnY.r,s MiracmIoms Ycrmin DcMrnY.

err the remedy for RAT3
MICE, COCKROACHEs Bugs ANTS, MOSQUITOES, FLEAs,
MOTHS, GRAINwO ANS snd GARDEN INSECTS.
~ Principal depot. Gl2 BROADWAY, Ny.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. myl6-ijn
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The Paris correspondent of the London Herald asserts
that seldom have the relations between France and Eng
land been on more unsatisfactory footing than at pres
ent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26

s1ey6 ed much 70 attract the soIourner
ne sttsnton Of The psbie respectfully Invited Vim NE s'
JRAKC1s SMITH,
lei Proprietor
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of Tbs Star.


- 6RoRsIIown. December IL 1880
Mr. August Ebert who shot himself on Monday
last az stated In our letter Of Yesterday died
this morning st bali past eight O'Clock.
Lock No 81, known 70 boatmen as Duley,s
lock, near the Great Falls fell in YESTERDAY and
Of conrse navigation cannot be resumed this sea-
son.
We have the pleasure to announce the compile
ton OF the wood and iron work Of the Aqueduct
Bridge over Rock creek, one OF the finest and
most graceful structures In the country. Messrs
Desmond sons, CT Baltimore, were the contrac-
tors, and have done their work In the most excel
lent manner and TO the entire satisfaction Of the
Governnent orhcers In charge. The work was
finished on Tuesday last and has been accepted
and paid for
We understand that the night school lately e.
tablished, is attended by very small boys, with
one or two exceptions. How 10 this, We had
supposed that our youths and young meu (appren-
tees and Others, would gladly have awaited them
selves Of this opportunity to learn little read
Ing, 'rlting, and Ultimate; DO they know
enough already-or are their engagements 50 press
ing and andsements 80 absorbing after dark, as
TO leave them no time for the acquisition OF
knowledge. We feel some delicacy in calling
the attention Of " fast'' boys-reprs yes
OF 81 Young America"-tos so trlhing subject but
would suggest that there may come day when
they VIII regret time wasted and opportunities
thrown away.
Lovers Of good oysters-and that includes nearly
every man, woman, and child In our corporats
Hmtts-will see by the advert sement below that
there Is new depot opened on High street, where
raw, roasted, s.ewed, fried, and scalded, are
served up or sent ont. Give the proprietor call.
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THE LATEST NEWS
The Southern Crisis.
T z L z g e APHIC.

BATON RoueK, Dec 1.-The bin prov,dirOr
for the election Of delegates 70 the state convs1
ton 70 be held at Baton Rouge on the asd Of
January, has passed both Houses. In the House
strong effort was made 20 put the ouestioa Con
vention or no Convention, before the people
The Military bill passed both HOUSES. appto-
OF Military Commission and military Buresu;
also Tor The organization Of volunteer companies
ana aming tue same, aud for establishing mill
,aIy depots The Military Board win be con-
NeneS lmmedlately. and some one will be sent 20
pure base arms. The ameadment OF the House
ietoiading the purchase Of arms at the North by
.oe BOARD was lost: The bill Of the House con-
S,.ts. ali me goods arriving from the northern
Staes si'ef The lN Of January. and APPLYING the
PIoceeos OF the sale OF the sxme 20 the purchas.
OF arms, was referred TO a Joint commiia~. md
created conside able fun
The Legislature adjourned TN 10 morrow xh.,
IL VIII probably finish its business
nAIoN hopSk 4, Dec. l2.-The Senate pissed the
INV hr o's, stef an eloquent opPO.itiOn
OF Mississippiwas introduced 70 the Joint sr..io,
aud made speech announcing the action az No.
sl.sippi, and asking the cooperation Of Louisiana
which was cordially received The haII wss
crowded bill 10 appoint COmmi omen 10 ~,
sister slave States created much discussion but
was lost resolution requesting the Governor
adopted
The extra srssion Of the Legislature has nd
jOurned SINE die
.
IL says, that compromise Ia impossible
CHARLRsroN, Dec. l2-At Fort Moultrte s very
large force Is said 10 be working night and dsv
No one IL now admitted inside unless In company
with the Commandant
The Sixteenth Regiment Of south CAROLYN,
Milltia mustered to-day, 600 strsng Their strange
appearance at this time provoked good deal OF
comment.
A dispatch from Washington announce ths
resignation OF Assistant Secretary Trescott
Inc cinks contemplate resunllng specie pay
COLUMBIA, Dec. l3.-The senate have adopted
tue report apptoPriating half million dollars for
the extgencies which secessio on NAV create
ArsUsrA, Dec. l3.-Barge secession meetings
Were held last night at Savannah, Columbus and
Atlanta. So lar the meetings held in this state
have been more Of a conservative than secession
stamp. All, however, favor resistance I'm some
form.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 10 The Advertiser to-day
publishes the presentment Of the Grand Jury OF
the District Re dcral Court, declaring the Federal
Government to be q worthless, im potent nuisa nee
by permitting violations Of the Consultation Ina
the states multiplying the fugitive slave law, and
from other causes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

FoRT kEARNEY, Dec I3-The California pony
express OF the lat inst. has arrived here The SCI
cession excitement was the all-absOrbing question
in California. Some Of the Brec kinrdge papers
were publishing carefully-written articles favor
ing the formation Of q Pacific Republic, but they
attracted little attention. The republican papers
are urging the selection OF a Californian In the
formation Of Mr.. Lincolnis Cabinet; also a change
In the judiciary system, so that the L. s. Supreme
Judge shall preside az the Circuit Court on the
Pacific coast.
The leaders Of the negro riot at Victoria have
been tried and acquitted, the disturbances not
being premeditsted.
Advices from Japan stste that the brig Of war
Camilla, which left Hakodadi September 9Th,
was lost in typhoon OF Kanayats. All hands
persisted.
Most Of the store houses at Yokuhsma were
destroyed by the same typhoon.
Advices from China 70 the Sth OF October bad
also reached San Francisco IL was reported that
the Allied feet was within sig lat Of Pekin, and
that the Emperor had fed.
The steamer Cortez left San Francisco on the
lat, with 81 $50 90 in specie, for New York.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING Two suits of neatly furnished
ID Rooms, on the first and second floors or, If de-
sired, will be rented separately, with or withou.
streets, north of the Patent Once. Terms mnder-
ate. de 4-S."
QOARDING.-A family or two OF three gentle
ID men, can be acc inundated with hoard at No.
453 Ninth street, one door south of F st: Terms
moderate One of the largest and most desirable
is now unocoupied. Table Boarders accommo-
dated. -|;a .'4 % l5t*
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READ the following letter from highly respect
able gentleman:

REGDths following letter from a highly respect
able gentleman:
LIMEsToNe, MontOur Co Pa, Oct q. 1883
This Is to Gently that was pronounced BY sew
eral physicians as cOnsumpuve, and had all the
symptoms Cf the disease la It's worst form. such
coughing, severe pains in the chest shoftness of
bresth. mig Mt swt ats, and extrsme weakness and
lassitude IN my whole system My family nearly
al having died of the disease, had given up !
hope OF recovery. as nothieg gave me relief; but
thTOug u the persuasion Of friend was INDUCED
10 Try Dr.. Wtstdr's Balsn9l Of Wild Cherry. The
first bottle relieved me considerably, and the third
bolt cured me entirely. now feel as well as
dId in my life, and am able to follow my eccupl
ton as farmer as fully as any one.
also had O Sister in a more advanced state OF
the di seas ., having been confined TO her bed Tor
over a year, and onounced beyond hope by our
best physcIans. she afo was entirely cured by
the Wild Cherry, but II required six or oIght bot
es ard she still takes II occasionally as pre-
ventstivs, being naturally weak chested.
would sincerely urge all who are slmil8ry al
hicted TO trJ ". WiI6T'S BdIsdm OF Wild Cherry,
as am satirfed that but for your own valuable
remedy my sister and myself would not now be
living. viii chserfully answer any one rho may
addrs SIS me on the subject, and state our cases
more fully. JACOB MILLER.
for sale IN Washington cltJ Il. Stott, >. h, Waite
Il, ID. Gilman, John Schwartz, Nalrn Il Palmer,
John Wiley, Il. Moore, and II. II. mePhersOn;
in Il s"rgftovn by X. 3 y. Gas II. and g NJ. j.
&c uthrOn and by druggists everywhere. de l4-lw,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

CousHs-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, BroRehial and ASihntdtie
AfectiOAs. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily aud certainly when
taken IN the early staees of the disease reoou Sc
slould at onos be had TO Brotoa's Bronchial
TSOekss" or Lozsnges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritAtion Of the Tnroat b9 ever slight, as by thu
prscauti in ssTious attack may DO etfectpaly
wardeo of Public SPEAKERS and SfBsers viii hnd
thsm eHsoiual for clearing and Strengthening tn
voice. see advertisement. de LILY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

The FEMALE ORGANIZATION is offen as frsll as
that Of tender flower. Many ofthe sex enter into
marriage relations without being able to undergo
the labor and trials Of maternity In this country
thousands of young aud beautiful women are s.csl-
feed every year from this cause alone Hostetter's
celebrated stomach BItters will save many Of this
Glass from al untimeiy grave This medicine has
b en- u ed with great benefit by immense numbers
of people throu shout the repu blIc. the pr prize
tors have received grateful commendaions from al
sections Of the country, The Bitters will be found
to be very pleasant to the taste even beverage,
and prompt and power al in its eff sct medicine.
L. in ses vitality into the anne, and strength
ems the whole system that women lwhO use 10
are enabled 70 20 through with labors which, with
out it. would be certain % PROSTATE them.
Sold by ali drug gists, de l0-eoSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

LADIES, the best place to get your Christmas
presents 10 at Mrs. r. @. Etchisons, No. 10 Pa
with a complete assortment of Fancy Goods, all
Of which she has selected herself especially for
the approaching HOLIDAYS. Her stock of real Lace
Collars, Sets, Handkerchiefs, Wells, embroidered
and plain Linen Sets, French worked Sets and
Collars, Head Dresses, net Sleeves, Fans, Port
monaies, Linen Collars and Handkerchief, and
large stock Of Fancy Articles (any of which will
make very handsome presently will be sold very
cheap. We advise you to go at once to No. II
Pa. avenue, and get your presents before they are
picked over.
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HnnRopArHrc RRMKpIKs

All OF Dr.. Humphreys Co.'s spacikc Ho-
meOPstirc Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, containing % walls, from 81 TO IS
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
II. u. Gilman, $50 Pa avenue, Wholesale and
rstsiI agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 3J3 north r street
also By r. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave,
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract az Witch
RazS, for internal and external lhfiammatlons OF
AL kinds. Sold as above. ma g ly
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HnIInWAH,a PILLS.

Female Complaiafs.-No other medicines of the
day possess the property of restrain those inOr
dinate flows incidental TO the gentler sex, and
which are the sad results OF nervous debility or
enfeebIed oonstitut on. Thousands of females In
America owe their existencs and the actual enjoy
ment Of health to the OF these celebrated rene
-aiess Their nature is go simple that they may be
taken By the most delicate female with perfect free
dom and safety Sold by all druggists, at IS, Go.
aud per box. de 10 lw
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HOYT'S
HiaWatha Hair Restorative


Is warranted in every instance to
RBsToRK GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL Color.
IN THOUSANDS Of CASES
In the principal clties of New England, ard HAS
NOT FAILED in q single lnslRnoe to ac-
coInplIs all that rs claimed for II
No Hair IL so Gray or Red but the HlAWATHA
will change II to a beaut full life like
Grown and Black.
IL Is not an instantaneous dye which crooks,
smuts nd gives dead black color to the hair; the
patient having to submit to soapIng. wash .Dg and
sponging of the hair every time Is ap2lled nor he
il preparation Of sui hur, sugar of lead, &C., nor
of ingredients defetsTious TO the heir OF skin
Ii is an article requiring no preparation, no wash
lag before after uslt IL rs az Piled IN hive min
ut1s time, and with IS little trouble as any ordinary
article for the toilet
"People who have used this preparation declare
II is miraculous in its effects, and that II will per-
form all that il rretends TO do '-Baliols Pictorial
sits success wonderful, and We can only say we
i-dorse all the proprietor says In regard to H.
Boston Journal. :,
I'VE observe, by notice in Boston paper, thst
/. q preml UNI was awarded by the Massachusetts Me
chi.nos Charita ME Association at thelr late Fair
Boston, to Mr.. Joseph Hoyt of this city, for his
c.lebrated 'Hiawatha Hair X estorative, an article
which richly merlted this favor. 1t was for It's 81
perlor merits this respect that the COMMITTEES, a.
Ter sufhcisnt eyidonce presented TO theinse YES,
award ed to Mr.. Hoyt this STEERING testimonial "
Propfdsncs Erentag Post.
Kidweii lawrence ID. q. Ridgeley. In George
town By J. L. Kidvelh snd By Druggists generally
de ~ I'm --t -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

NORFOLK, Dec. lathe condemned slavers
Storm King and Triton were sold at auction yes
terday-the former for 6 500, and the latter for
81 US
The bark Parthian, from Liverpool bound 70
City Point, and the ship Amos Lawrence, 100 days
from California, have arrived in Hampton Roads
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Convention Of Virginia Minute Men.

NoRFoLK, Dec I2.-The Argus Of this morning
calls for a Convention Of the Minute Men OF
Princes Anne ard Norfolk counties, and OF the
cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth, TO meet here on
the 18Th inst. Prominent and influential speakers
will be present.
The excitement Is still on the increase, and the
wish for secession is growing stronger In this
section
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MARRIED.

In this city on the l5ih instant, BY Rev. Chaun.
osy Leonsrd Mr.. CHARLES CANTEK to Mise
gUDA : NTH. al of this city.
On the 18th instant st Graee Gh1reh by heyi M,
b. ils, and Miss SUE B. sUTTLE, dang hi ter
caru. 0'peH, Esq,, Of this city;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

Nor ForND-The body Of Mr.. George Howard
who was drowned on Monday night near the
Penitentary wharf, has not vet been recovered
although his friends for the last two days have
been dragging and using every other exertion in
their power to regain Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

WE WOULD ADVISE all our readers in want o.
clothing, furnishing goods, hats and caps, to cal
on Smith, No. 400 Seventh street. He offers grea
bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

SENSATION IN THE SILK TRADE. Perry q
Brothers. prices for Silk goods, and the extent o
their stock, is at this time making a sensation
among our lady friends.
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DIED,

80 Sbf, OF scarlet lover, aiter SCI
On the 18th ms, >as Of PbOpt DAYS. h OBERT
we're and Psinial ill1 Nsof Q. p, end ~. L. Brown,
az ed years and months. sastspt, .. the yssl
On the mptpins Of the Iath s, Rev. WENT
nee 2! his fat5 Fiji b L: Sss u.s. Albses
Church, aged s. years. -.