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Robcrf RnnfonI- IL

The nomination Of this individual office and the pro.
scrpon of Governor Lincoln i, will lie recolected were
the conditions which Mr.. Secretary Henshaw ugrcd 10
take office. The Of both will be presented to the
Senate tor confirmation, IN few days. and be- hop
et the Secretary and his pTotegv will both 20 III, wall
There is nothing like making take his own physic
John Randolph said, when the allies invaded France
Rantoul is, and always has been, entire Iocooco of
the genuine Destructive School lie has done as much in
jury the Wing cause, any other Massachusetts
the present Executive elected entirely by Wing votes
thought properto turnout the appontec of Gen Harrison
the best officer the Port of Boston has had years and
put him in his place The consequences have been felt
most severely II the public service. Lincoln had taken
great pains reforming the existing abuses the Custom
House-he had reduced the number of employees as
much he possibly could being determined make every
his bread Il he ate the expense Of the public
andto enforce rigid economy all the departments
OF his oilice-and, what less important, be had
dismissed all the bTawng drunken cectoneerers who had
upon merit Of their but merely because they had
learned CRY "Huna Jackson, found ier way into
the public employment and substituted honest hard work
ing His successor has undone every thing lie has
Increased the number Of persons employed enlarged the
expenses, and returned the brawcTs Ii he and Mr. Sec
TetaEy Hensaw clear OF this Wing Senate we shall
believe that may walk through brush fire without
being burnt.
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NANSEMONn

Al meeting OF the Wings Of Northampton County, Va.
held al Easivile, the lin OF December lS3 for the
purpose OF eecing Delegates the Wh- Convention pro-
posed to be held Richmond, the 22d day February
ensuing. VIM. L. Savage called 10 the Chair and L,-
ther H. Read was requested 10 act Secretary.
On motion, resolved, That the Chairman appoint
Committee Of Five, confer together and Nominate To-
the meeting delegates the said Convention. Whcreup
the Chair appointed, james VI. Nicholson Thomas II
Jarvis, Thomas K. Evans, DR.. John T. wilkins and Dr.
VIM. q. Smith, TO constitute the said Committee.
The Committee having conferred together reported
through their Chairman that they recommended the NEE
ting the following twenty gentlemen be elected as dele
gates TO the Convention, 10 wits Dr. G.. T. VERIFY r. NJ
Jacob, VIII Savage, DR.. W. G Smith, T. r. JARVIS j. VI
Nicholson, W. b. Upshur, e.. r. Jarvis f. Goiiigon = f.
Nottingham, Dr. T. f. Spady, G. +. Watkins w Kcnnard
l.. w Young, DIR. r. :. Trower A. ID. lpshur L. H. Read
Dr. T. w. Young, \. j. Winder, and W. c. Parkhurst
And they further recommended token Of tho high re-
gard ia which they by the Wings Of this cJun
~, that Joseph Segur, Hill Carter. and James w Gusts
Esqs he requested toreprecn this county in said Conye
uon Bohoi the resolutions Of the Committee having hoon
unanimously adopted, II further
Resolved, That tie Secretary, communicate T., MrSsrs
Sega Carter, aud Cuss the resolution Of tins meeting re-
quesung them 10 represent the Wings Of tins county in tho
proposed Convention.
Resolved, That these cdn.s BE- signed by the Chair
man and Secretary and the Norfolk Herald for IN
seron with the request that they be copied into the Rich
mond Wing.
After which motion tho meeting adjourned
WM. L.SAvAGE. Ch'n.
Luther r. READ. Secretary
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Humiliation R,rndini.d ,

The Piusburgh Advertiser Of the 18th, contains long
article in reply to the Rovd Sydney Smith, for which
have to-day, bat which propose to insert upon
The rt convenient opportunity This article has given
more heartfelt pleasure thau any intelligence have
coiv"d 61m that quarter for many long day. We SHALL
for the pro'ni ourselves with COMPRISING the
sn5siaaec Of te Editors remarks 30 rs small space as
po. -ibc.
Mr. Smith assumes tsJ grounds. first. dat Penney yania
does not 60 paw and secondly thar she insovcnt
Both these are and fatty conldiced by te
Editor Of the Advertiser The State Of Pennsylvania hns
already Issued, seems, certificates her creditors d.
reced them 10 be issued the full Of icf claims
payable future day, and bearing per cent interest
rate higher by per cent than that established by law in
England. n these certificates have undergone depreca.
ton, il has been entirely owing TIC holders themseycs.
who, IN e. Of nervous apprehension, have thrown i'm.
number u cin inip The market aud sod diem fof
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This gentleman lately died his residence in Pougl
keepse (N.Y..l aged I6. lie successfully at differ
periods Of life, Chief Justice OF New York, Secretary
OF the Navy during Mr.. Monroc's administration. and
Associate Judge OF the Supreme Court OF the United Sates
all Of which sronshc filled with credit to himself and ad
vantage the country.
Ills death, during this Admins ation, uniurtu.
nate. We inhoPes, year would have rd Of Ty.
Ter and lis gang forever but it Of them must
he fastened Tor life. Conjecture busy as To the
individual destined TO fill this high and responsible Office
and among the names, those OF Messrs Spencer and
l'pShur
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DISTRICT SYSTEM.

t"t 4sH'I"IN VI THt "
Gentem6n:-l hope | am not respassng upon tie
kindness and lberality YOU have already manifested
the publication of article few days since. from
political opponent; but when editorial Of the 20th
you intimate that my argument the power OF Congress
To esiabsh the district system, - completely eiuted in the
communication of your correspondent 81" | cannot
iran from remarinc that must have been singuary
fortunate in my cndeayours 10 impress upon your minds the
view attempted 10 present.
a." like Your correspondent M" undertakes to prove
thst Congress have the power establish the district
system ALL the law "t the last Congress il
In this position agree with both OF your very able CORES
ponden but deny that the power OF makng or alter
terng regulations for the Of holding elections
in Congress any thing than the right proscrb-
ing forms be observed 10y the officer conducting thu
election. Yours, &c, y.
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The Petersburg Inielligeneer and the Enquirer.
We suhjoin the comments of the Petersburg
Intelligencer, upon the last article OF the Enquir-
err. on the subject OF Political Abolition:
POLITICAL ABOLITION


The eldest editor in The State founder. terribly in his
his indecent haste SANDER the Wing Party led him.
With Others, in for share OF the rage in which
the old gentleman always INDUCES when he finds himself
eorRered He has the grace, however acknowledge that
We have taught him good mora-to wit; "no to speak
book until he has read IT," But instead expressing
the gratitude that he should feel towards who has
taught him good moral lesson he that 'were
speak subject that did understand
readers might frequently be skaed the necessity OF reading
precious editorials"
We make no pretensions TO understanding" many
subjects for neither our learning experience would
justify in doing But it, after forty years editorial
experience, bring grave charges against any or
body of the faith of book which have never
mission, profoundly ignorant, will stand
the ridiculous attitude which the Enquirer now occupies
and complain ii charged with having an appc.
titc for SANDER craving that will adopt any
furnish itself with food.
This affair has produced least good effect II has
wnng from the Enquirer admission that able Whig
writer has shown oomRsRdabe spirit icriting against
iboloR-and his sophisiical attempt in the latter part
OF his article, do the effect OF this acknowledg
meni, shows how reluctantly he made it,
Before finish with this matter, we deem il a duty
which the Public them not take the
Enqurcr FIRST about political book tract. docu-
ment, other writing, which he may comment; for it
may and very probably oiH, happen-our moral" the
contrary Notwithstanding after his readers have
ed his opinions they WILL the Enquirer dscoy-
that they the wrong scent that the oldest Editor
had never the book wnon he commented on
and that he has found. subsequent that
its precisely the oi what he represented
to be
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Extract Of lette, 10 The Editors from ia,

Extract Of letter 10 the Editors from Washington
Notwithstanding the appearance OF harmony aud con-
c,ssion exhibited 10y the Locos the beginning Of the
sion, the signs OF discomfort maniese themselves IN
teir ranks. The Calhoun 10 Ice ashamed OF
their OF either courage in resisting the tyranny
o The Van Buren, caucus for t organization the House.
and pretend say that they had idea of making
demonstration OF their strength small suleci-hat
they hold themselves in Tor the great o
The Tariff &c. &c. What quarters-whai aid they may
expect from their Van Buren, Free Trade allies your are
doubtless, able conjecture from the Mr. Rhers
proposition for n Horizontal Tariff"
7. Swings sangnine and in fine spirits.
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lac quesusns in which be had borne part. No va,
farther from that political impotence. whose very neapseit
OF hurting ocn served 10 eOneas the kindness Of advea
me- DE- Linn was, from conviction. party man. jealous
all the objects OF party Around him. however, his
brave but and kindly threw bright
panoply at hostile pspsci, elt him personally
touched in the sharpesi eontlic, OF parties.
In such man. however, dear 10 the State be inhabited
and which had heaed upon him it, continued honor-, he
felt bound the maternal claims ct his State
whose honor made up Of that OF the distinguished
she had produecd In her bosom many left TO whom
his departed friend was dear, aud the State itself woudon
cherish his with and affection Here in the
Senate. they should look upon his like IN many
noble aud genial qualities. In few the elements
happily combined and Nature herself might hold him up
and say that this NAN.
The Senate voted unanimously the customary honor to
his memory. and then adjourned.
In the other Honsc after renewal upon the reading Of
the Journal Of yesterdays battle about the Protest and the
proceedings sprugng from IT, revive the subject
from the effort yesterday eNnguish II, Mr.. Bowln, OF
Missouri, upon from the Senate communicating
their proceedings there, moved like honor Of d.
Lnn and pronounced upon him eulogy after which the
House adjourned.
You will perceive, in the documentary part OF the Pres
dents Message, which send you, that diplomatic difficult
between Mexico and ourselves has arisen the Pro
test winch that Republic has thought necessary make
against the unadvised and indeed hagitous Of
Executive, stirring the question OF anncNng
rtory 60 which Mexico has renounced and little
be expected her caims stronger now
probability OF their enforcement than they eight
ago. IL seems that the Mexican goycrnmeni-earniug
what designs probably foot in this country what
least Mr. Adams has denounced contemplation. and
MIR. Tyler has put hopes in political reso-nsirueed
lite prostin advance against annexson and
declare that Mexico would look upon a Declaration Of
War. like lodged with Gen'l Thompson our
resident in Mexico the part vt the Secretary OF State
So far, | nothing that well, although Gcnl
Thompson's the notice treats offensive and
threatening. Yet these thus far proper tap
pears however strangely, that tho Mexican
voy here (Gen Amontc has either used a objection.
able and indeed unfit language else has been very badly
translated by the learned person who ntcrpre foreign
tongues for the Department Of State As he is the
who, under General Jackson, had nearly involved
in with France, by rendering French words deRaR.
u make Louis Philippe demand" when he meant
asked" and pretended" when he only said alleged
will undertake what the Mexican really has DONE
until ms words the original. have seen many
of Mr. Grrenhows blunder place any confidence what
he makes into English. II. SEcRErARio.
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III On the 18th OF December. the Medical Society OF
Va, held their Third Annual Meeting. The following
gentlemen elected Officers for the ensuing year
FRrpRrcx MARX, NJ. D.-Prc.idenL
FRANCIS H. DEANr, NJ Dist Vice Pref.
RlcnARp G. ANBlkR, NJ. D.-21 Do.
GIoReE q. MiSoR, N. D.-Recording Secretary.
RonkRr w. HAxALL, NJ. D.--Corg. Seey
JAMES BoLroS, NJ. D.-Tr,asurer.
RoBrRr q. CABkLt, NJ. D.-Libraran.
Dr>. John kearney Rogers. Of New York: Cartwright
OF Mississippi Bailey, OF Baltimore. anc Auter OF Phil.
adelphia. were elected Honorary Members the Socie.
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TRUST SALE.

Il y pursuance OF a Deed of Trust, bearing date
- the 18th day April lstI Of the
Clerk Of the Hastings Court for the City OF WIN
W. CwAihe Trustees
debt therein mentioned will be-
bidder, upon premises oock OF THURSDAY the esth
Gwamey said Deed conveyed beng reN-ron
remainder amer the termination of the Life Estate
Temple Gwathmey the following property .
l. One undivided moeiy NJ Lumber Ware House and
the ground thereby House being the
occupied by Robert GwaihnsyJ
= The House and Lot occupied By Temple catlmey
socko" ii being Of Lots Nos al situated
ON n AMI 10Th Streets
, one fourth pan of Lot No. ssa situated on X Street
Inc upr buildings and al tie grou1i
thereto attached which convey Gamble ana Nan
Peyton ms wife, Tie said Temple
by tile Lumber House formerly OF
street and lying the North East lot, aud now
occupied by Patrick Cayanaugh aud all
tnery owned by the sad Temple Gathney property
estate OF Mrs Mary Watts deed tlc
W. Gwafhey. nOlety ct the TemandeT OF all which
perry VIM. atlney hom Deed hy
the said Temple Gwauey bearing the 10th
aud OF record said Office Rob Gwathmey,
Richard Morris Trustees hereby for
more uidesrpton Of said property, and the interest
WIN w. Gwathn'ey therein.
TERMS OF SALE Will be- sufficient defray
the and charges Of the sale and the balance equal
sianenls m o. - and Is months with
sales secured bond approved security retention OF the
title tall payment IN full
Tie title laid VIM W. Gwahrey L. one noety of the re-
mancer all aid property believed be selling
Trustees shah only convey the title vested II
jAS9.k a. sr D. @NhV'E' Trustee.
0- Sale to the dwelling House 10 pro
ci-cy. de9a-2aviuis.
s.l. nt.sL.r
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$3,2o0,000
3-3OO
~
Expenditures,
Mr.. Bots Len,r to The Amheru Ft.tiral.

Mr. Bolts Letter 10 The amherst Festival!
This letter it originally appeared in the public prints
geographically imperfect Having been ordered to be
distributed in pamphlet form by the Prince George Clay
Club-and, understand other Clubs contemplating
the thing requested saw that Mr.. PETER
ID. BrRN,Rp, in the Museum Building, prepared print
editions revised and corrected by Mr. Bolts himself
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.Thr lInshinpfnninnr

Is the title Of proposed Temperance" Paper in the
city Of Richmond be edited by JAWS b. ToIrR. it,
particularly excellent ave do prescribe men,
but Liquor" Good. Liquor cannot be- much pro.
scrbed in mans but in laying down rules OF
life for self government should be cautious
encroach upon every other equal and perfect
night of choosing for himself his rides goyemance
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 81. is4,.

Mass Meeting Of The Richmond Clay Clubs.
The Wings of the several Wards, meet this
evening" at half past :, ut the Exchange. There
will be good speaking TO attract the public; and we
hope we may be parioned for suggesting that
long and didactc speeches ont of taste on such
occasions. Parties meet at these rallies, not To
study, but TO interchange greetings.
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Ths Central Clay Club II Caroline. convened in the
Court Houss. IN. bowling Grccn the ,lih day of De
-.m,bsr that being day aud the fixed by their
Constitution. or OF their regular meetings; some pre-
bninsry emarks having been made BY Andrew = Broad
dn. Esq. the President OF the Club, called the meeting
oder proceeded deliver address of beauty
aud eloquence returning b- sincere Acknowledgements Or
the honor conferred him In selecting him A. their Pre-
siding oaicor and ewing tho di.iaguishcd and patriot
c public .cryic,s OF Henry Clay Of kentucky e. lGris
void Esq., Of Richmond having been invited by the Club
IN ,,,,d aud deliver an address then introduced the
meeting y the President lie discussed IN succession, the
four great ana cardinal OF the Wing pariyBank,
Tariff Dsibutiou ank Presidential tcrni-Vndica-
ting IN. whg party against the cherc ot being Federal
.ts-and conteudnR that the advocated by the
Wig pa,y ar, Republican and that they the Re-
publican marty Mr. triswod with his armour bright
He had provided himself well with political authorities
aud he poured upon opponents the light oi truth
III. Argument favor 1T National Bank, was admirable
lie concluded by illusions the great Statesman OF
the West and to the brilliant victory tn BE- achieved by the
Wing party under their noble champion, predicting that
the rece M victories the State elections but the har
binses OF the glorious devcrance which awaits the Wing
party in November a. This part Of his speech,
e.ived with the enthusiastic applause. Mr.. Gtswod
having concluded motion OF NorbOme T.. Sutton Esq.
Resolred. That all OF the Wings OF Caroline, be APP
pointed Delegates the Wing State Convention, To as
BILE the city OF Richmond, the 22d day OF Fehu.-ry
next.
On motion, IL
R,Soired That the proceedings Of the meeting be sign
ed by the President and Secretary and copy thereof be
fors ardcd the Richmond Wing. aud Fredericksburg
Arena, Tor publication;
when on notion the meeting adjourned until January
court.
FESTUS DICKINSON, Prcs't.
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CANAL COM NJ f. CE.
DECEMBER 18Th, 1913.
OWEN


ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Clayton & Burton, j. Ashe MASTER with 3si
mdze, from Lynchburg l.. d. Crenshaw L. Co. and
Warwick Brother Il Co.
Boat Champion, j. X. Bea master, with ISL tons uzc
from Scots,llr ]. J. Faris & Co.. Blair 4 Broken.
brough y & Somervillc, A. L. Harris Ro. Gwathmcy
Frys x Co, and d. HaSal ....a
Boat Virginia, VIM. 7. Minor master, with 35I tens
mdZe.. from Scoisvile TO r.. c. Tompkins Co., and J.
J. Fars & Co.
Boat Victoria. WIN. Tompkns MASTER with 37i tons mdze
from Scotsyile, 10 Ro. Gwahmey and r. c. Tompkins
Go.
Boat Lucy Long, j. Cowell master, with IL tons mdle
from Lock No. 81 to Warwick & Bark-dale
CLEARED,
Boat EnerPuze, Geo. Cabe master, with u tons nldse
for New Market.
Boat Paul Pry, \. Harding MASTER for Bent Greek emp
~.
DrcEMBrR 18th, 1913.
ARRIVED,
Boat Pig Iron, Cox with 52I tons mdzc from Lyncbue
and Middleton Mills, TO J. X. Anderson and Warwick &
Bsrksdale.
Boat kannwhs, Station with . tons mdze from Scots
vile. to John Jones, and Hnxall, Brothers Il Co.
Boat Ohio. Jamerson with 49, tons mdzc, from Lynch
burg, TO j. r. Anderson.
Boat Mohawk, Lewis with 373 tons indsr from lock No
- to Warwick X Barksale, aud IoSal, Broihers & Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Rock Fish, Harding, with "a tons mdre for New
Canton Scottsville and Howardsyille.
Boat Richmond, Dixon, with Sc tons INDIE for lock No.
Is, Scottsvile, Staples Mills mud I.ynchburg.
Boat Metamora, Newbcry. with 81 tons mdz. Tor Car
tersville
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extremely strong. and they talk II they disposed
and determined TO be strictly impartial. much Of the
opinion. that sf has ar 10 fear from the cmper Of
the majority. than Cessia. He is regarded who
always either thinking about abstraction. about
himself and iavoritc Bots is denied be
strong one, buti. o eoursc greatly p'cadccd by hi. Up
ponents being the Speaker. Nevertheless, hope fair play
will be given. The CalhOunitrs warming into anger
at the studied sights put upon them"
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Wings sanguine and in fine spirits.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, Dec. -, ID
On motion Of Mr. BEswSFR, the House took up the bill
concerning the power Justices of the Peace" which,
after being amended motion Mr.. MComas, was or
de red To be engrossed.
Mr.. MARSHAL, of f., moved a reconsideration o. tle
vote by which the House few days ago, agreed re-
port OF the committee Of OF Justice, declaring il ill.,
eNpedieEr, this Time revise the laws OF this
wealth.
This motion sustained by Messrs. Stephenson and
Pcndleon Of G.. & NJ, and opposed by Mr. Bocock, prn-
cipaly the ground that unfair, after a full House
had declared that It lnexpcden order revision OF the
laws that, when many Of the members absent
tempt should be made 10 reverse that decision.
Mr.. PENDLEToS discnimed any wish IN a thin
House upon this question, the Importance of which he
earnestly enforced, and exemped by several illustrations;
and, upon h notion the sIject laid the table, and
made the order OF the day for the 10Th of January
Mr. MCoNAs, the organ Of the select committee,
ed that the memorial OF Alexander j. Marshall and Martin
F. Brooke, prcoring certain charges against Judge John
Scott together with the reply Of Judge Scott thereto, be
printed. Agreed To.
Mr.. GALLtnGR from the select committee, reported n
bill Extending the jurisdiction Of the justices OF the peace
tons, reported bill "to provide for the election Of Flee
tors Of President and Wee President Of the United Saics
which read the first time, and ordered its second
reading.
The bill "Appropnaiing the Public Revenue" read
second umc and motion OF Mr. Edmunds, laid the
table, and made the order Of the day for the Ih OF January
next.
The following bills were read second time and ordered
to BE- engros.ed:
"Concerning the survey of the Of Virginia :"
Amending the laws in relation proceedings III
Of iorcible entries and detaiuery:"
"FOr the relief OF the widow and heirs Of John Hop
kns, decd:"
"Concerning the powers Of justices OF the Peace"
The bill 10 the Estate OF nsoyonts in the SERGEANT Of
the city Of Richmond, instead OF the Sheriff OF Henrco.
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compliance with decree Of the County Count Of enrco
- pronounced he % day July. therein
pending IN which Robert BENNETT Harriet Thona.
Herbert IRE Plaintiff md Robert Mayo Sheriff licnfeo coun
AMI such admir- VIM erIof others defendant.
shall a. CDmus-ouar appointed by sad decree sen high
ct hef i"f cu nfpu NJ the Bc Tavern the city
mond on tn "a oi Jlauay neNia - O'Clock s. NJ likely
gro Itl about 10 year, Of age. =. u. JONES. CONT
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MARRIED

On The 2i by the Rev. Mr. Norwood wiLt,~ M,Esu,L
E- formerly Of Landon Vavt, daughter Of Jacob
Hall Esq- Of this city.
by the Rev. Joseph H. Davis Jons w FEForso, 10 M-.
MARY J,NE C,NE, all ~ this city.
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az Among those nominated Tor the Vice Presidency Of
the L. States in the Alabama Loeotoco Convention was
Amo~ Kendall lie received vote, that Of the nomi-
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~ NoTlCE.-on account of the Wing Meeting ,hi.
evening" the meeting OF the Boys, will be postponed till
Saturday. the 18th In due mc place will be de.
siguatrd.
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DEED,

ON yesterday, NoRNAx, infant son. Of Allen w an
Jean Morton Tie friends OF the family, invited to at
Isnd the funeral at the residence Of the parents this after
noon, at3 o'clock.
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COMNIssIONER,s sALr-

o. The fourth Lecture P0pery, will be delivered in
the First Presbyterian Church. tomorrow evening" NJ
quarter past o'clock. All persons arc invited 10 attend