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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

'hE Third quarter of I. 4 W. Morris
school will commence on Monday the
1lth inst. Terms as heretofore.
Richmond, March 9Th. 1888.
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The Erpedition.-CaPtain Back and
his associates in the enterPrize to dis
cover and relieve Captain Ross and his
fellow adventures, Of which we made
mention few days since, arrived at
this port yesterday in the Hibernia,
from Liverpool. The undertaking,
though we fear hopeless one, Is
deserving ofgreat praise, as well for
the benevolence of its primary, as for
the Importance of its Interior object.
Captain Back is now at the City Hotel.
We understand he will reach MODtre-
al on the Sth OF 9th of .April.--.N. Y.
Com.
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Il Serious Disdster.-The National
lnteliigencer OF April l, says-"We
arc sorry to have to announce that the
Public Building east of the Pres,-
dents square, occupied as the TRE.-
sURN DEPARTMENT., was consumed
oy hre yesterday morning. betweeu
two o clock and SUNRISE" The fire i
supposed TO have been accidental
Nearly all the important books and pa
Pers we're saved--those destroyed were
many Of the m obsolete.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

MARRIED.-On Thursday 1lth inst.
BY George Springer, Esq. Mr. William
Hawkins, to Miss Aga reagle. all of this
county.
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CERTIFICATES.

Hr. Thomas White: / have the
pleasure TO inform you, that .yreca-
bic TO your request, / have been using
Your iootiiachc drops IN my practicc
ior some time past, and 1 must ac-
knowledge that find them far ,ure-
rior to any thug have ever yet k.owu
tor that purpose. You are entirely
safe IN recommending them to cure
1lne times out OF ten; for from the
success that have bad. believe YOUR
recommendation falls short OF their
merits.
AIN we'll convinced thatit will cure
most cases of Toothache when il is
timely and properly applied. am
not able TO say much at this time rs to
It's Prescrvatise properties; bat from
what have seen OF your teeth that
nave long been cured and preserved
from dcCayine, and from d few weeks
experience am decidedly oft opin-
ION that it will have very beneficial
effect IN preserving the teeth; aid re-
commend II. hoping that it may prove
"a blessing 10 humanity. and adyanta-
gcous 20 Yourself.
l remain YOURS DC.
WM. l. \. BIIskEY,
Surgeon Dentist.
No. so, South Fifth street. Phil,dci-
phla, Penn syivania.
September -. ls3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

Black Teiis.--Most persons. when
the, wish to wash their black Grape
wells, use vinegar. Washed in coffee,
or rubbed v ith a cloth wet with coffee,
gives them a more glossy, black,
and brighter appearance. Bombaz'ne
dresses are cleaned in the same way.
Coffee is better than vinegar, as 1t has
less,endency to dcconPose the colorinS
matter.-.Ncsc York Farmer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

AWFUL CArAsTROPHE.--I New
York Recorder Of Saturday contains
an article from the Constitutional oe'
Cauca, stating that in the month OF July
last. while Mass was being celebrated
in the Church Of Sigchos, near Iacun-
ga. in the Republic ECUADOR, South
America, on the day Of the solemn
festival del Corpus, fire was communl-
Gated to the building by means OF
rocket, and that in the rush Of the au.
dience TO the door, it became shut, aud
the whole congregation persisted IN the
flames except the Curatc, who escaped
through window! The number Of
lives lost was estimated at more than
FIVE HUNDRED, besides children.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

Oa the 10Th ult. in the British
House Of Commons, Mr.. Wynn
brought up the report Of the Commit
tee upon the question Of the admission
Of Mr.. Pcasc, the Quaker, as Mc'"-
Der Of the House; and the Hon. ''en-
tleman gave notice that on the ilth
he should move that the affirmation
OF Mr.. Pease should be received IN the
place Of the usual oath. This an
nuonc ement was generally approved.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

In what Qpnth % aides scold the ieast?
: fe0ruar, Peing the shortest month
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

mond, Wayne county Indiana, on the
first of March, 1873, which, if not taken
out before the LIST day Of July, will be sent
to the general post Office as dead letters.
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DIR. W. JLDhINS.

For Sale bv CUSSIDDAII.
ard LINDSEY & CRAWFORD.
Richmond. Indiara.
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MONEY.--i'he sum of SIR hun4rcd
and hirt.y-t.ro thousand dollars mas oee,.
appsoPrl tied BY Congress for the pay
ment OF the Illinois Militia, for theil
services in the late Indian war.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

0Oou spirits.
1t IS stated that one fifth Of the slave
population ofthe island Of ST Hele "A has
been already cmancipated, and that IN
the course four or five wears slave will
not be found on that island.
Carving in marble was invented in 772,
before Christ.
The vintage at Madeira has this sea-
son been SO extraordinary, especially in
the north part, that for want Of casks it
has been necessary to put some Of the
new wine into boxes we'll cau!ked.
The Alexandria Gazette mentions, tina,
handb'iis are in circulation, in various
parts Of the country, nominating Col. X.
NJ. Johnson for the Presidency.
Sir g. X. Vaughan, H. &. NJ. Minister
to the United States, arrived at ~ York
Oh Thursday last.
Apiant called the oxalis crenata, has
lately been introduced INTO England from
South erica, and is likely to oe extern
siveis cultivated, as decidedly preferable
to the common potato.
The family estates of the Princes Es-
terhaz,, who are at the head OF the Hun
garian nobility, yield an annual revenue
of more than two hundred thousand
pounds sterling.
Mr.. Gould, the celebr ated Steno-
grapher, is now giving lessons in Pitts
burgh.
1t is said that the new regiment of
Dragons, about to be raised and put
under the command ofGeneral Dodge.
will be called upon next spring TO ex-
Plore the Southern frontier Oh The line
between the United States and Mex
leo to the Pacific Ocean.
1t is stated in the London Journals
th..t more men Of property, and fewer
practical men, have been returned to
the present Parliament. than were 60
any antecedent one. The reverse oa-
predicted.
Five hundred and tifty-;hree thou
sand three hundred and eighty four
dollars, is the sum appropriated on ac-
count OF our Indian relations. for this
year.
MONEY.--'i'he sum of SIR h,tndrcd
and hirty-t.ro thousand dollars mas oee,.
app.oprI tied b, Congress for the pay
ment OF the Illinois Militia. for their
services in the late Indian war.
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remain YOURS &c.
NM. l. \. BIEkEI.


No. SD, South Fifth street. Phladci-
phia, Penn syivana.
September -. $50.
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January 18th, 1893.
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Property for Sale.

March %, l>.j:,. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29
ESOGSslEGN.
LATER FROM ENGLAND,

~ ~ J. hDN EaNGlAND.
NEW loRK, March 23.-ALont 1 O'Clock This morn
ing. our news schooner Evening Edition came up from the
packet ship Samson, Captain Chadwick, bringing us Lon.
don papers TO The evening Of February 5h. Oh that dsy
the hing 10 person delivered his Speech. II possesses
more eXPIiciiness thsn has before characterised these adj
dresses.
The embargo on Dutch vessels had not been taken off
and IL was said would not be, while affairs with t,.t conn
try remain unsettled.
Letters from SSdbia announce the probability of tbr,.
MN Pacha asserting 10 . cessation OF hosdides, with a
v'e" toa Genn'iye arrangement OF thc differences be-.
tween TIE Sultan and his ~iusurgeni Yiccroy.
Accounts from COnstantinopla 10 January g.. stale uat
me sultan 90 the extremity Of Lis distress, had accented
the oioro assistance made by the Emperor Of Ru.si,.
aud tbdt a Russian officer set or Tor Egypt. to demand n,c
submission OF The Vicetoy TO the Sublime Porto.
he accounts iom Paris arc 10 February Ih. The ma.
val preparations dt Brest continued 10 be prosecuted wild,
unIiminshcd energy, ADD some Of the ships Of war were
already In a condition 10 put TO pea.
he army Of lhe North, the head quarters Of which
were at COfnpeignc, had been restored 10 The same footing
al Ui1t upon which 1t was placed before lis recent entry
inio Belgium.
Account lrom Spain, received by the French Journals.
state th1t some partial Disturbances in fbat kingdom had
3een checiualy put down, and hat Don Carlos was no.
u'f arrest W hs owa s%partmeufs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29
Ihe Areto Taif-uILnt !. Il 49,

r, 49, "'VV WU-TF HUI Is II NKeY
The Northampton QMass) Courier scouts the attacks
rPo' MI ray ana aiflrms that the wool growers, manu-
lecturers and mechanics are satisfied with his bin. "cir.
cumsta"ces considered'-and pronounce il Sin its gene
raj principles a e0od bill P'
We understand the great manufacturers of Pennsylva-
ma are also satisfied with the Bll-They prefer il infn-
ieiy to Verplanck's-and say, that they ioresaw the time
was coming when the system would be very much modi-
hed-and that a better bill for the South would baya.
6een got at the next session.-u The South NAV get a
better bill vet. o. ~
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IRELAND.


STATE n The County n KILKENNY There are nt this
moment upwards OF 1870 prisoners IN our county jsil-a
number unprecedenuy gredt-neMly 100 Of whom are
charged with Whileioot offences. I'VE sbonId wish to
have II nationally accounted for, says tie Wexford Con-
scrvative, how it comes to pass that, in the list ofihe per.
sons committed Tor those atrocities, there does not occur
the name Of a single Protestant
attack on The POLcc-One man kiIed Another AT.
tack was made upon four Of the cOnstabulary on Monday
last, at a place called Westclands, at about Is mites W. ST
OF Louisburgh, in this county (NayO) in C usequeuco Of
which one han was ~ ie', aud two Others w0unoed
n JPhitqOot ShOt-On Saturday, morning last, az six
OF the Clouioche police were paIoiiing near R,lbertin,
they heard the relOit 81 firearms between one AMI TWO
O'Clock; aud iioin Mr.. F~Hzbenty having received some
threatening notices, hey hesten,d tow ards his rtsid, nee
TO afford him their assistance. On their way they heard
another shot, accompanied by shouting Or approaching
ditch I'LL tie party caire uP, when hey challenged them
in Tie Kings name 20 si9ud. Immediately a gun vas
snapped at them, which fortunately missed fie, when
they IN return fired viii better effect, az they shot enc OF
the party dead; and, tom the quantity OF blood traced
'lopg The rosd, evidently wounded more. than one Of The
o,he =
LoNDoN MAHKEr, Feb. 5.-Britsb plantation sugar.
The market continues IN a state OF inactivity, in conse-
quence OF the unccrtointy which exists relative 10 he slave
question. u Is uudcrs OOd, however, that Government
VIII propose a committee OF enquiry before any final mea-
sufes are adopted; and this has tended TO allay alarm in a
great degree Foreign coGees are not in demand. Tobac.
co The transactions in Virginia are not extensive. The
Duich ahd German markets arc well supplied no lower
rates, direct from America. In siemmed and lealy tobac.
cos there was but limited demand, the trade being well
supplied. Holders are however, firm, and prices are full
Id 10 III per 10. higher. For Ireland some business has
improved rates. Coton-The transactions continue oretv
large atthe former improved rates. Saltpetre-The demand
- heavy. Hops-The activity in the market has subsidized.
1ast Kent Bsgs are now quoted al G5 to Go; Ditto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29
With my bow AMI arrow,
And killed Cock Robin!
But every gentleman to his taste! DE gnstiJus. &c

u Mr.. CGHOun.-We must again postpone our s,tic-
lures on lhe political creed which the Telegram has ei.
ven us OF its liege lord. We shall see what claim Mr..
calhoun has TO the character of a Friend Of STATE Rights.
and OF a limited construction of the Federal Constitution.
We shall sec whathe was on the Tariff bill If lsI6-and
what he IS now, according TO the showing OF the Teie-
graph ltseii' on The grand national system of Internal I'M
snail hand out in our next his portrait, as ably drawn by
me pencil oil Frank Hitter. He pourtrays the changes
he has undergone on The question of the Tariff. The
', structures OF Frank Hitter are Gree enough-and
though he shall ~''probably not exactly coincide" with us
on o;her points, we go so far with him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

Interesting The Kings Speech is silent about
EnancipH'on-and the Liverpool Standard of Feb. 8,
says:
III Is confidently asserted that his Malesty's Ministers
nave abandoned their plan for emancipatng the slaves in
'"ee years. ms statement is given out on the authori-
~ OF the friends OF the Ministers, and by The Societies
IorIned 10 promote The Immediate abolition of slaxeru %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

M WOOD n TIMBER-fOO ACRES.
HIOR SALE, on the Estate OF George w. r. Cusfs.
a Esq. OF Arlington, 400 acres Of Pine WOOL, original
growth, lying on the Pamunkcy river, 6 miles from Nest
FONT, and about 90 miles from the Chesapeake Bay.
Wafer n~dvigablc for a ship Of the line. Four, Eve. elk
or seven years allowed for removing the wood and tim.
bcr.-lf not previously sold, will be offered a, public auc
lion' on The premises, the first Monday in May next
Terms asb.-Pledsoa apply 10
WILLIAM BRUMLEY,
Steward and Agent for G.. W.. p. CusGs, E.a.
White House, near N. Kent G. H..
March 2G. t05-.gy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

Pockets 60 TO Ell lis; Mid. Kent Bags al CT TO so 80.
and do. Pockets, CO 6s. 10 81 to clio per cwt. Tallow
The price is now los 3D. to 46s Cd per cwt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29
EGicllHalond, Friday, March 20.


IT is evident, that n great push is about To be made
by Messrs. John {. Calhoun 81 Co.-und that ar
Engagements are making for ulterior political objects.
Many an honest and honorable man will lie deluded
by the machinery to be put in motion-and the sa-
cred banner of State Rights will be used either TO
shake the Union, or TO push ambitious aspirants into
the advancement of their views. AT all events. the
heresy of Notification, if not openly glorifed. is TO
be justified by the danger of the crisis, or concealed
under the smoke Of the Pfuclamation. One of these
signs is the speech of Mr.. John Tyler, at the din
ner given 10 him by the 45 citizens of Gloucester
county.
If no ono else will strip that speech of its specious
ana Insidious colourings, we must, we suppose, UNI
dertake The task. But, there are certain subjects
which an anatomist does not like to touch with his
knife
At such Il dinner we could scarcely expect 10 es-
cape n hit-and accordingly we have two of them.
from gentlemen whom we have not the pleasure Of
knowing. Whether they are to be found among The
" unSophisticated youth of our country,' (some of
whom may tarry at Jericho till their boards pfowl
we have not etquired-but we will venture to saw.
that they belong to that school. among whom "nnl.
LITIGATION finds its eulogy and its support" After
tile course which MIR. Tyler has pursued for the last
six years and three months, we shall not he surpris-
ed to hear of Mr.. Tyler's taking the Professors
Chair in the county of Gloucester-and probably
with ample credentials from Mr.. Calhoun himself.
But we are sorry TO see some of the gentlemen, who
were ut that dinner, whom we know to be men of
worth, hurried off by the cXceptionable expressions
OF the Proclamation, into the excess of South Caro-
lima Notification. We are sorry to see one of the
cient remedy"-anothcr declaring it " right i'm prin-
ciple, though possibly wrong in policy'-and a third
writing an %eqhivocal epituph on Modification, some
what like the old ballad:
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.N'ice Discriminnfion nf Chnrncfcr

eFttt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " CVuTUcfcT
The Nuliiying "Post' Of Charleston, publishes a lettc
from Lexington in Georgia-decaring that jackson
abused as a IyrdnW'-and Calhoun is styled the Jefer
son OF the age!!' The writer and the editor arc both en-
titled TO a leather medal for their pains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-29

NOTICE IS hercby given, dlot application viii be made
~ Tor tie renewal OF a Certificate OF One Share O.:
stock, standing in The name Of John T. Holt. on The Books
OF The Bank OF Virginia, the same having been lost or mis.
id"i' thWch iVJ lO3-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

,he recent nentary OF its suhor-"In case nj dli
oerae papaoIe aud dangerous exercise OF powers no,
se". rs ino fght OF the States, who parties to tho
EVIL ny refusing TO re-elect their representatives by pc
uhonng Congress Tor relief by demonstrating and even
by protc-iine!! From such solemn and pompous preni
sioh!" fN' >0'N'"-
w no would ever have imagined that a volume of rea.
og was necessary to prove that sovereign State had
'g 10 pray and protest against OF the Fedcfa
governments anu who, moreover would have imagined
hat THIS night was limited TO OF and pal
Paoe violations OF the Constitution, when every school.
ooy KNOWS that the humtest citizen has the most uni.
sd ana unqualified right to petition and protest. with or
violated or uo:" " o'e'
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b EMOVAL.-The subscriber has removed TO one of
- - the new tenements near the Market House. on f
or Main street. and has received his tall supply OF Boots
SHOES ana Leather OF every kind in his business
the cities OF Philadelphia, New York and Boston and
all selected oy himself which enables him to assure the
public that his stock is surpassed by the cy for
neatness and durability H. int nds IN ali
its various branches, boil, Tor ladies gentlemen He
has eight journeymen direct from Philadelphia AT work
upon such as satin, silk, prunea and kid AMI will make 10
order at short notice. such may be desired and will be
sold az cheap can be afforded in the Northern cities
Gen'lemens work as heretofore, of the best materials and
workmanship. All work made sold by the Subscriber
warranted Leather OF all kinds sold in any ouanity tn
suit purchasers, by the bale, side Otherwise Leather
cut TO any pattern size. Findings for shoe of
every description He is determined sell a. CHEAP AS
can lie purchased in the city, goods Of like quantity
either wholesale retail. '''
Country merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock before they purchase He has made
arrangements with the Northern cturcrs and will
receive constantly. such stock lie may order and viii
suit this market He returns thanks lis customers and
generous public, for the liberal encouragement they
have bestowed upon him. aud pledges himself that II
strict attention will merit business he will at all iies he
ia his place. Orders thankfully received and strictly Al,
tended to. PHILIP K WIJITI,
October 8. IT,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

~ OflCE-Was committed TO the JaiI OF the Civ OF
IN Richmond on the sixth day Of May last, as a rna
way, Ohe owner unknown) Negro man. who saws his
name Is Charles Day. and that he free man; was born
and raised in Alexandria. has free papers, and saws that
he never had any Charles is about % years old five
eet two inches high OF dark copper color, well set no
marks dscovefabie had on when committed grey cass
net round about and panaloons blue cloth vest; he
that his mother setlee before he was born by Mr.
broadwate Methodist preacher that he has worked Tor
Mr.. g. Neal (when he was Mayor Of AlexandriaA and
that he knows him TO he free; il he is a runaway his
sreqnred TO come forward prove property pay carg
es and take him away, he will he dealt with as the
directs DAVID WHITE, Jalor
for William ID. Wren, Sergt Richmond
August l3. % a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

SSALE OF LAND-On the aIs, d,, ., o.,..-.
- at Johnsons Springs, in the county Of Coochi.nd
sna proceed to sell at public auction Tract of Land
Iae'y occupied by Mrs Anna Moore as her dover in the
G oi her deceased husband, and formerly owned
y wafer Boyd Gillian deceased The title 10 the land
oeeved TO be undoubted, in consequence of late de-
,sioh OF me Court OF Appeals. Terms made known on
me uay oil sale which will he positive.
WIN PANNILL. Admir-. de bonis non
",h ne IpH ANNEXED, Of Waiter Boyd GILLIAN decd
o. 4l-tds
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Tan RS LITTLE has re Opened her Seminary for the
1tA education OF young Ladies, at Fredericksburg Vir-
g'ma, IN which pupils are instructed in all the English
branches usually taught in the best Scminare. incnd
Ing Reading. Orhogrsphy, Writing, Defining, English
Grammar. Geography, with the Of the Globes Maps
e.; Arithmetic, mental and practical; History, Ma,he-
maics, Natural aud Moral Philosophy, Che misry Botany
Rhetoric and Composition. The most mi Teachers
are engaged to instruct in English French Latin aud the
Ornamental branches.
Natural Philosophy will be illustrated by experiments
uon according to the class in which the pupil ranks
from $l2 90 per session of five months to s i6 do
limited number OF young Ladies are received into
Mrs Ltes family, whore they are trained up in all the
eouresies Of polite domestic associations Thv incuca-
ton OF moral precepts strictly attended TO- and nothing
Is withheld which can benefit the pupils committed 10 her
care.
hoard per session of FIVE months. $50 90
mhsn'hg, 90. do. 90
Bedding, il provided, M
In identa expenses, Tor fuel and light, so
Payment Will be expected quarterly in advance Each
young lady TO provide her own bed and bedding when
cow enient-also towels.
Mrs. Little having adopted in part a uniform dress for
her boaders The advantages OF which she has tested 10
and guardians il agreeable and con enent TO then CO.
operation in her plan. The benefit 10 the Young Ladies'
arises from The absence OF desire vie with each other
IN point oil dress, rva'ip highly injurious youth
iui mind, and 10 parents aud guardians the saving Of much
unnecessary expense resulting hererom.
For The approaching fall and winter term she would re-
commend dress OF mazarne blue bombaZet or ,ucruo
Tor school boys, with cape OF the same material 10 be
relieved by white muslin irl the ne OK black stuff
apron co'ed hose and leather shoss. For Sundays gar
hct coored erino dress with black silk velvet and
cuh' large black silk velvet cape straw bonnet trim
med with crimson ribbon put plain
hJerenees.-Rev. S. b. Wilson, Rev. f. c. Mcclure
John Scott, ]. s. Wexford DR.. B. r. clifford r. H. Han
son, l.. w Berry, c. l., Stevenson, Vass W. Allen,
Minor, d. H"Tow.-Rev DR.. HILL Winchester, Va
Rev Dr. Alexandcr, Professor OF Didacuc and Polenic
Theology in the Seminary at Princeton, N. J--Rev. j.
W. AlexlnIcr, clphi..--Rev. W. Ns late Pre.i
Gent OF Dickinson College-Rev. II G Ludlow, and Rev
william Patton, City Of New York.
October Is. At Q,