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SPANISH ExpEDtTiON az
Mali. ROBBERS

BALTIMORE, July i6.-An attempt was
made 10 rob the great Southern Mail YES
,erday morning, about 6 miles from Bal
timoFe, on the Washington road, by two
villains who seized the two fore horses.
One Of The robbers quitting his hold for
the purpose Of taking the mail-ihe dri-
yer Immediately laid whip TO his horses,
WHO sprans with suvh alacriiy as Ia
exiricate themselves. after dragging one
of the robbers several yards. NJ (hron.
attempted Robbery Of tie Nal.
yNHEkEAS u has been represented to me ny tIis
w driver of the Mail stage. that attempt was mad,
tins morning 10 arrest ibe Mail Stage beueen this OH
ana Etnhge, ~ IT'S progress to Washington, by two
more hIghwsymen : do therefore offer reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for The apprehension ri
the person or persons concerned IN said attempt or
cenvisonof said person persons in any of law
J. S. SKINNER.
Pair Do I,,I,
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BY order OF the Board OF Directors
Extract from The ,oiJ Tbjr,es S"t ~ o,s''

Extract from the said Thirteeafh sJ(icl.
Hail yearly dIyiaenos shall be uahe OF SO much Of b..
pronls OF the Bank shall appear To the Director.
ADVISABLE and once in every three years the Directors
sna. 'ay h.ore tn stockholders tia general meeting
o' heli information M exact and paticua: statement
of the debts which shall have remained aid alter The
expiration Il" the original credit period Of uebie
ne term OF that credit, aud OF the suIpins The prvts
II any, after deducting losses and dividends
July 40. 81 IN
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Nem WiiIiMnru Ntote.

:
AIRS. WHlTE-(Sir dO0rS 6sIotr the Ben 7ggern)
- mas iaeb received iiom the North, all eN r,ient
assortment OF STRAW BONNEiS- Ladies' Misses ana
Chiidren's black aud white BEAptR HAIS-ti-lt
mems summer CHIP niTS.-Elsgaht French 4KTI-
tiCIAL FLoWEkS.-BiaCk aud dTab PLuMES.---
fashiohabie aud plan SILK and Satin BONNETS-
iukBAhS, CAPS, CAPtS COLLARS q CULLARErs
-LnstTIng and Satin RIBBONS e. 2u aez. BAN BONES
II An! part OF The above aIicles will be disposed Of
al as law prices as they be purchased IN the city
Tor current Hiuney. at..vyv
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Souihm'a Jio"ni0in LGnd for .Saie..
J WISH 10 sril taci 81 land confirming 900 acres
lNWs ~ NtBEM ARR D. county, on the south side Of
these 'nht3ins aud extending artoss the road leading
IRON CEAELDT tp fredericksburg distant
10 mii-s ir.,n tie former place, and from atur.
" lies Ia sa!nhinns neigh torbu.d 5ajririnr lard.
~ james n Isftrli auu ". u MeTiw.th.r suc ts OF
the brst quality ot that rel land, highly and drSrry
coy r>.h for the growth Of corn, wheat aud tobacco:
ans 80 adriiahn adarted T. the use 81 oyrI at,i,
~ PSUN Near lUb acres ole cleared NLi,b are
good orchards Of sprle pear aod chrtry i.es and
spring ct nnconm"nl, pure ana delicious water = al
conveniently situated.
la the absence OF the subscriber, the land will h.
shown by the oNeIseer, OF ". u Mpiipeihcr.
WILLIAM II. NFRiwEvIitK
Jul, 30. aty,w "
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p0S'HSCMkpT.

LATEST FROM FRANCE & ENGLAND
NEW YORK, July IL -Gv the arrival this
morning of the Ship Fubicon, Captain Hoi-
bridge, IN 80 da,s from iiasre de Grace, We
have bees taNoted with Paris papers To the
9Th ut June inclusive, containing London dates
10 the ith. The fnliowiu. parayraphs are all
nc can give this evening
PRICE OF STOCKS.
LeNDoN, Jane 3.-3perrent. COnsols- G5 rs.
GS 5-S. ~ same reduced Ia IS, rs 5-S-3 =
PER cent. 73 rs 5-S-I per cent Il. ~ 81
S5-5 percent 90 81 1903
Yesterday the loan having been officially
announced on change the public stock ->pe-
rienced a sudden rise. The ConSols which ha d
sunk had arisen To 66 Ii aud 3-S. IL is g id
the loan will be of 80 millions but that The
extent OF the operation will not be made puh-
lie until after the close of tire list of those
concerned. Among tn subscribers are named
;lready the houses OF Roihschild, Richards and
Ellis.
PAnIs, June s.-Trice of stocks, bank &C.
tons !i05.
from ihe London Price Current of June 4.
Potash lis Cd a ~; old do. iS> a 4gs I'd
Eearl 80 a 5Gs cotton Georgia l2d a I4d
Iice Carolina l5 is tobacco Mar, Land qd q
l6d. Virginia Id a Cd
We understand. that there was no material
alteration ia the Cotton Market AT Liverpool
BoRpEAuX. June Arrived Young CORN
Qnimper, Ma" Orleans
MAn>EIILEs, May 29.-Auived young Brn.
rus Ga'drer. Baltimore Sailed Nauchc>t
Packet, Jenkins, and CorSair, Bark or for Ban
celona; EnGice and john, for Boston
(oni idr.
SPANISH EXPEDITION.
Captain Cofhn, sf the brig Laura ARn. VIII,
arrived Yesterday in 10 DAYS from Cadiz in
forms, that the sailing of the grand expedition
to Sonth america was again deferred unit
about the siof September. On the 18th q
MAY, Two ships of the line and three frigate.
| sailed tor Lima. Captain Coffin also states
that the Spanish treaty vas not ratified, so Ia
| as the ith of June, the day on v hich lac sailed
The Hornet still reinaineda at Cadiz, waiting 70
dispatches and sailing orders. Is.
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Bank ctthe Cnited StafpS, Jniy IAN, 1919 q
NOTICE rs hereby given To the stockholders Ut the
Bank al the United States that IN pnrsusncr az
TIE tbI tenth article of TIE section of the act
OF general meeting Of the
WIZ ne held az tarr ranking. Honse in city al PHI
laneirha, on Ho"R0g fhsaTSt day % hore,t5er beIt
at ten O'clock in the Is,stu ming.
nA DIar LII. L. ar...-
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AN ready 10 treat with rI for the purcLase
of Stock Ofihe UniIed States within the limits prs
sctibrd by law, nj the commissioners ct The
Sinking Fund. JULIUS d. DaNDRlDGE, Cashier
agent Jorthe COmm'rS OF tie Sinking Fund.
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sgy1 Richmond SLyMcl6ursr
g. y A-,-SSp~Sf STAGE

Ssj3yo - Richmond f LyAri,Jurg
fSss-tJ l-y-fETe.T STAGE,
,StS,9-s.j >i,k.1y ~ I caves Richmond Tues
..-S,ss.Sp -ysr, - days unit FIiaa,s 2, inc
1afsrs O'Clock a NJ. and arrives I'M
l. "chboIg an ihuisda5s and SuBdays Ia ainn.I
Lth'es i'nSLbng"n i6sys ard ,'oRJa,s ~ k.f past
srve"A. NJ ara arrives in Richmond on SUNDAYS aud
Wednesdays dinner. For seats aupty a, The s,,se
o+hee (urnn tIdie) R,chn'und ~ al lie bar of mr..
aoyie's tavern, Lnrhhurs II Al baggage al tie IAN
al tn, ne,s.
Lien where loihs The western line Abr. don K-aH
vile aud Nashville, Tenn-Alsu nom Big ,rk 10 I'm
hstie here, tasresa y toa late noiicr in hs pane,
Back with strong horses and good driver viii ,u,
mus snhmerto aud from te Sweet aud Whit. sulphur
springs. rkoPRit1oES.
july 20 or IN,
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LONGEVITY.,

lCOMMUNtC ArION.
Departed this life after fev days illness.
on tie nniih instant, at her residence in the
county OF Cumberland, Mrs. MARY IIOL-
LAND, aged, one hundred and seren.
As iar a. human reason can judge. she vas
henest aud r4lghbOuIIy IN = scriptural seusc,
lived long life of piety, and died Christian.
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Baltimore Post Office, July 1.

PHILADELPHIA, July little occurrences
of a few cases OF fever, of a very malignant
character, near the Delaware. Market street
wharf has excited msch alarm at Baltimore
aud New York there il no part of this conti-
nent. from the St Lawrence to the MisSissip-
pI, wholly exempt from fever at this season of
the year /; the recolleCtions OF the yellow fe-
yer OF 1888 and 1893 are still fresh and these
occurrences of every year are cOnfounaed, by
fear, with those extraordinary occasions If
there had been any inst apprehension OF a
contagious disease. or Of that Kind of disease
which formerly wrought so much dssolatian.
though we entertain entire confidence in the
vigilance and providence Of the Board of
Health, We should net have waited for any
counsel TO give prompt warning To our fellow
ciiilrns. The vigilance Of the Board OF
Health is, AZ il should be, silent and waichCuI
and demands applause. IfWora.
Alta meeting of the Trustees Of the u
University of Pennsylvania, Tuesday, Jolly
10, 1919, a letter was received from Doc
tor PHILIP SYNG PHIs1C, lately elected
PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY, resigning the
Pr9eyorSL1p Of Surgery: whrreupou. if
was ordered, that the Board will, on Tdes
day, The Sd day Of August next, receive
nominations for PROFESSOR OF SUR
gerry III this University
Extract from the miButes.
EDWARD Fox, Secretary.
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so HhdS Near Orieans SUgars
7 ANDiNC from Schooner North Siar and for sale
- ny ROBERT GAMBLE.
July 20. OH
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NOiCt.-haviHg removed t. tbe cUbuttt, Ha,e
constituted Jetsrs Srbiett aud tisr iris INV agents
iOi The sale OF Tie t"ur, watch rat he made 81 the Anpt
MI Wis ihey are alec authorized to purcb.se vb al
On NY account BIZ, CHE tTHAM.
July 20. aIat
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CASE OF TJE IRREsfJyBL.E.


piracy bnt the witnesses. who were expected,
not having appeared, the court was adjourned
till Monday.
Yesterday, the Court again met-JudgeS
MARSHALL and TUCKER Oh the bench. The
counsel tor the prisoners iAoved for post
ponement ut the trials till the court in course.
upon tie ground of the absence of material
testimony. Alter some argument upon this
motion, the court decided 10 adjourn the cases
tIli Monday next, TO afford an opportunity to
the witnesses lin Norfolk aud in Baltm0re) 10
attend.
EJ-1'he Board of Health in New York having
appointed an agent To visit Philadelphia ior
the puspoSe ct pnQuiTiUg into the existence Of
the yellow fever in that city, we are ia
vored with his Report. AZ well as that OF the
Philadelphia Board of Health. The follow
ing IS their heport-tO vi ch we may add that
TN" Philadelphia papers deny any subsequent
cases having occurred. There is dispute
whether these cases were generated or not BY
some man who had come from the Havana
passed through New York and arrived at PHI
ladelphia. Ii - denied by others that any
such man had passed through New York or
arrived dt Philadelphia:
HEALTH OFFICE,
Phiadeipiia, july 10, 1919. :
ST-In reply tn The communication re-
ceivtd from you this afternoon, on behalf
of The Board OF Health of New York, the
following staten MT OF the circumstances
winch have given rise 10 Tie report of The
existence OF yellow fever lis tins city, is
made exactly az they have come To the
knowledge of thus board
On the 2d of July, report was made
io this board, by doctors Griiiiihs and
Parrish, OF three cases Of malignant fever,
III house OIL The upper side of Market
| street wharf; the persons reported, were
| Clement Reeves and wife, tbeads of the
| family and Their daughter, Susan. They
| were Immediately removed IDto the couu-
| try, where MIR. Reeves soon died Tie
wife and daughter are now Con,aIcscent.
On The 5lh OF July - youngman wasrepori-
eel Ill OF malignant fever hy two other
physicians, doctors Knight and Uller, no
was employed III a store adjoining the
house north OF that occupied by the pa
tents before mentioned. This Young
man died those who we're in attendance
upon him, have been sent in tie country,
AMI The house was cleansed aud white
washed.
On The 7tli ofJuly, two cases Of the
same form of disease we're Z, ported bS
doctors Dufhrld and Huson, ~ house or
store adjoining the same buldng IN
whiChthe sick were first reported, but ~ a
direction westward. These persons were
soon after removed out of the city, and
one Of them is sIncc dead. All Tie sick
mentioned were residents Of live city, and
The disease has not been traced la any
vessel or any stranger arriving from a.
broad in this place.
Slrce tht last mentioned cases. viz. OF
I've 9TH July, 80 report of simiar ds
: ease las been made 10 The Board, no
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RICHMOND. JULY 90.

Papers communicated to tie Ig,tsn'turdi
Society Of prginia. aud published by the
t,o,arr;ttee Of Correspondence.
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POETRY.



4 THE FEMALE CONVICT TO fIER INFANT.
osIeep not, my babe, far the morn Of tomorrow
Shall sooihe me to slumber more Tranquil than
thine
The dark grave shall shield me from shame and
from sorrow,
Tho the deeds and the doom OF the ~niltv are
mine.
Not long shall the arm Of affection enrold .hee.
Not long shalt thou hang on thy noCl,yr's fond
breast;
And who witt, he eye Of delight shalsbehold thee.
And watch thee, and guard thee, when am at
rest!
And yet i doth gr;evs mo to wake thee, my dear
est
The pangs Of thy desola,e mother to see;
Thou will weep when the clank Of my cold chain
thou nearest
And none bat the gsilfy should mourn over me-
And y&t masi wake thee---iur while thou art
weeping
To calm thee stiae nv tears for awhile:
But thou smil'st in thy dreams, while thus placid
iy sleeping,
And oh how it wounds me TO gaze on thy
smile
Alas. my sweet babe, with what pride had
priest thee
To the bosom that now throbs with terror and
shame.
II tbe pure tie ofvirtuous affection had blest thee
And hai'd thee the heir of thy fathers high
names
But now--wth remorse that avaiIs mott mourn
thee,
Forsaken and friendIess. as soon thou wilt he
In world, if it cannot betray, that will scorn
thee,
Avensing the guilt ofthy mother on thee.
And when the dark thought of my fate shall a.
waken
The deep blush Of shame, on thy innocent cheek.
When by all, bat the God ofthe orphan forsaken.
home and father in vain thou shalt seek:
know that the base world will seek to deceive
thee,
With falsehood like that which thy mother be-
guided;
Deserted and hepless-to whom can leave fheeo
On. God OF the fstherless! PITY my child
From me Franklin Gaseie.
MISSION TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Wake Isles Of the South your edemption is near.
No longer repose in the borders of gloom:
The strength Of his chosen in love viii appear,
And light shall arise on the verge the tomb !!
The pillows that grt We, the wild waves that roar,
The zephyrs that play where the ocean storms
cease.
Shall bear The rich freight to your desoate shore
shall wait the glad tidings ofpardon and peace
On the i'lands that sit in the regions ofnight,
The lands Of despair to oblivion prev
The morning shall break with healing and light.
The young Star ofBethlehem shall rpen to day
The altar and idol in dust overthrown,
The incense forbade that was hallowed with
loos
The Priest Of Melchisedec there shall atone.
And the temples of Atoci be sacred to God
The heather shall hasten to usher the time,
The day spring. the prophet in vision once saw
When the beams Of Messiah shall 'lumine each
cline.
And the isles ofthe ocean shall wait for his law.
And thou. Ohookiah now santed above,
Wilt rejoice as the heralds their mission dis
close,
And the prayer will be heard that the land thou
di5st love,
May blossom as Sharon, and bud as the rose
w.
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uen, with the exception Of ihrre or four
dssperadoes. have left b.m, and win The lat
tr hr LAS A to Ls6ile, al Ca.ycsiowE
Inc Amcrican families, who were pesceably
settled IN Texas, as culiivaicrs Of Tie soil,
are pushing into this STATE with eli speed, and
- The time wrote y1u here are a number
o eamiliss on the banks OF & .bine push
ing over. The current report is, thar TIE
Spani4rds iGtend erecting strong works Ut
Nacogdocaes, fifty miles torn the site s9lrc
I'd by our troops on thi, side
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charlottesville understand the Post Office
in Durham has been removed from the Method
Isl Corner 10 the South West Bend of the
Androscoggin-and that ALvAN ROBINSON,
Esq i appolnted Plst Master, vice THOMAS
FREEMAN. Esq removed,
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los and rs State Baak at New Brunswick,
n.
is and IS, Newark Banking and Insurance
Company.
los, s. and 81, Eagle Bank, New-Haven
payable at the Union Bank, New
York.
los Phenix Banks Hartford.
2s Do. DO.
los New Haven Bank, payable at the
City Bank, New York.
g Hartford Bank, payable at the Mer-
chants Bank, New York
los Middleton Bank payable at the Me
chanics' Bank, New-York.
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4 society has been organised by 81 as
ssmhly of chool feathers in the town of
Sclpio.' lis object is 10 excite emulation
in the several schools by awarding 2remi-
urrs 10 the most deserving.
M other plan so admil abiy calculated 10
improve the coaGitifsn UfCommon schools.
by exciting spiriI Of emulation and rivalry
las come TO our knowledge ID is hope
that those in orher towns, who feel On in
terest in the education OF youth, will pro-
mote the establishment OF similar SOCIETIES.
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Counfeyeif BMs.-Great numbers of coun-
terfelt and altered bank notes are said now 10
ne IN circulation, IN and about Hudson. -
Among Them are bills of the following de-
nominations, the lis, Of which is procured from
the Bank of Columbia. For the present, il
seems to be peculiarly requisite that great eau
ton should be exercised in examining bills
that may be offered by strangers.
8 dollar notes. Franklin Bank New-YoTk
SIS and 80, Onion Bank. New York,
SIS Mechanics Bank, New York,
SIS Of the Orange Bank.
Do. do. altered from
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FROM The PHILA. GAZETTE.

Va RELF,
In the Philadelphia Gazette of the 25ih
inst. there appeared 40 " Extract from tie
It. Louis Enquirer of Oct. 20,h," purpor-
ing 20 be Memorial to the spproach hing
Congress ofthe United States, from certain
Delega,es of Baptist Association, assem-
BLEED at Howard county, territory Of Nilsson.
rl--on the subject OF SLAVERY !--rhe
c urches commissioning those deleea es.
may be the CHCacHEs Of CHRIST, but The
language ofthe Messengers is very foreign
from the example, and the religion Of
JE US, whose ecorded dcclarstionis, f" NY
kingdom is TOT Of this world ''--rhat any
ST of men, calling themselves bapiists, ,
should act in their religious capacity, 50
contrary to the fundam nial principles Of
heir society, is lamcntable, who, with the
respectable society of FqIENDs, have uui.
tormly opposed every thing that has even d
b ing on the elliance of Church and State
Had they, as citizens, given their opinion,
sanctioning the abominsble sin of African
slavery, however repugnani 10 tie sound
code Of Republicanism that opinion mish,
be, he abettors Of it would deserve our Ri '
and prayers for their ignorance and incon-
sistencv.
However erroneoutly such g Missouri
Delegates" may style themselves 'Baptists,'
the real and Billie Bap,ists throughout he
United States and the world, most cordially
disclaim an association with such degrading
publications, and pray for the divine illumi-
nation Of all hose persons, and particularly
"the Mount Zion" delegates, who advocate
them ROGER WILLIAMS.
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MISCELLANY Y.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,

FH. SHIRLEY,
On late tour. met with learned and
ex 'erienced physician in Maize, who in
10 med me that some years since, he was
requested 20 visit man fli'cteG wit insan
ny and wished 70 put an end 10 his life but
not having sufficient coursees was DESTROYS
that he would assist him in the work To
tais be conserved The patent then asked
now he would 10 il. The Decor replied,
by drawing blood from his veins. The
Mani c sgrerd 10 the measure believing that
1t would bs az easy death. Two veins were
theo opcned ~ each foot. and when about
I've quarts 4 oio1d were drawn, he beca me
Sim and asKedif u was not time To- him o
die Z Not yer, replied the PHYSICIAN Al
ter drawing one qu-rt more. the patient
turned verv pale, and appe like dy ing
psrson. The lie p'ures we're hen taken off
when a pleasant sleeP ensued,snd continued
Tor s,nrt time. He then awoke in the full
exercise OF his reason. as,onished at his pgt
sumption, il wishing FIR untimely death,
fnl Of gratitude to his maker and lis ply
sician. He continu d in the enjoyment of
sound mind,in sound body,S in re excr-
else of christian temper. MEDICUS.
Erir0e' e a letter from gentleman near
The Sabine. dated 20fh Sehf. 1919
fhe xped,ion so much talked ofunder
1enera! Loo 2. mas ended as expected--ia
d'scrace. This grand army IN insignia
.hpn) never exceeded seventy Officers and
.pIfates /: the former never had talents Q.
hads to support the undertaking. have
this day received Information that seventeen
hundred Spaniards, from 81. Anionia, are
n fall march for Nacogdoches. Gen. Long
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The Reformers, in England, as they now
style themselves, the Radicals, have prevailed
upon the clay-moulders 10 join their standard
who have produced Radical Jugs, out of
which nothing exciseabie is TO be drank. The
Jugs are decorated with tie following lines -
May the British Rose never blow,
The Scottish Thistle never grow,
The Irish Harp cease to play,
Till Henry Hun, has the day.
The London Courier proposes 10 add The
following coupiet -
g And may our champion find, let's hope,
His just reward, four feet of rope"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-21

This bank never bad plate like the
notes which are III circulation
Hudson H'hig
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A chart Of Boston Harbour, from the sur
vcy of Alexander S. Wadswoth, Esq. OF
the navy. has the testimony Of Comm
B inbridge, as unrivalled by any other
chart Of Boston Harbour and the environ
waters
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-21

The Treasurer of the .4mericdn FJlc Societ
received 10 the month Of November 5000, 70
s 81 IS of which was from the Maine Bible ,ocie
ty end $40, from tie Bible Society in The count.
of Somerset.
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AUBURN, IVY DEC.

AUBURN, Wy. DEC. l.
The Interesting ceremony Of breaking
ground, preparatory TO the sr ection or the
building for the THEOLOGICAL SEMI
NARY, 10 this village, took place yesterday
in presence of numerous and respectable
comp nv Of the citizens Of the villsge and
vicioi'y, who had assembled with teams and
suit hly implements, for the laudable pur
pose OF devoting days lahour 10 so impor-
tsnt an object. After the invocation of the
Divine Blessing by the Rev. VIM. Johnson,
the Mr. Rev. Lansing delivered a short but
very impressive address.
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f81'D EVERY TUESDAY