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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
'ome Of the papers doubt this news.
ANOTHER "INDIAN" OurR

Another "INDiAN" Outrage
Thomas Whitaker, deputy sheriff of
Otsego county, New York, went to
Worcester, in lha, county, one day last
week, to serve some writs not AT all con-
necled with the rent difficulty, but was
seized by 25 or 80 men disguised as ln-
dians, and prevented from performing
his duty. His papers were taken from
him, he was ridden on a rail, his head
was tarred, his boots taken of, filled with
tar and drawn on again, and he was then
sent away with the injunction not TO ap-
pear again an their dominion uuder pain
Of death"
An anti-rent disturbance has also oc-
Cured IN Ca,taraugGs county, and at our
last advices, the people in Ellico,,svilIc
were under armsto defend the jail where
some rioters were confined. The Sheriff
had been fired upon several times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
Administrators Sale Of r cal
Estate.

Pursuant 10 a Decree Of Tie Hon. Coart
Of Probate, Of The torn Of Portsmouth.
ItOH sell at Public AUCTION on Me
premises, on Me mn day Of February
nert, at | O'Clock in The forenoon Of
sold day, (y fair, i not The neri JAR
ddy,)
A LII. the right. tile and iricrcs, Which
"a !saoc Law,oD. late of Por.,nnuh. dec,
had etihe time of his death, in and 10 the
hra' IN Portsmouth. or So innrh thereof ne
siIi' pny the just debts and incidental ex.
penses. Said farm is situated abou, 7 mile,
from Newport, on The west shore, and has =
valuable privilege for sea manure, aud il
bounded "a foows :-norrherly on lard ~
WIN. jenkins: easierly on land of Parker
Hall sou'hery on snd of Lev, Chnce;
and westerly on VIM Jenkins aud the sal,
winter, and contains about 40 acres, with .
good house, orchard, md n valuable well of
water. Condi,ions at the sale, on the premi.
seq.
ELISHA A. LAYTON, .7dnr.
Portsmouth, Ian. l3 lS45 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
Savings Bank .

SPERM OIL, warranted pure, just rccen
~ cd'snd for sale st retail, by
Sept, p; GEORGE u. KNOW LES.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
Gle A RE -.

Feb. lsl-Drig Prince dc JoinviIle, Gardn'
for Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Feb. 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
v iw ADvERTIs EMEM rs =.
6-clters

HksAiSisS ~ rue Posr-oFFict, NEWPORT
\ n. FEBHrARy ], ls45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
UOLLY SPRINGS FEMALE
lNSfltUf fh.

THE examination OF The Pupils ofthis Insji-
: tG.e viii commence On The 18Th OF pecen4bel
next.
The ensuing Session viii open on Monday
the l3lb january next
Experience has confirmed the opinion, always
entertained b, as, tbai Ia>Iitulion, d 'serv ng.
meritoriuaSIv, the Fub.lc confidence, eau contin-
Tue 10 Z 10 exist witaout the meats oi meeting lis
heavy curreni expenses. To save ourselves the
downfall, which, according 10 our present Sys-
TEN Of charging but half in advance, 100 plainly
lies before are compelled 10 make an al
teration 10 toe times of payment We shall
therefore require, In tulule, payment for The
whole Session in advance.
G. 4. FOSTER,
REcToa < PRINCIPAL.
Oct 22d 1914 -Sw
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
ngz,--@.. COACH SHOP
80 -. - IS szsgssaEs q webster

Take this method of returning tneir thanks
to the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended aud hope to merit a continuance
OF the same. They are still at the old sand
wheie they are p. epnred to DO all kinds Of
Coach Work IN The best and most approved
style They have in their employ work
men not to b. excrlIed anywhere in the
South. w have all kinds oftri mining ma
eIiils, an pledge ou-s Ives to reniAr gems
eTal satisfaction IA trimming Coaches &c
Oae of the best Harness Hakers in the
South is now 10 ia If employ and they can
supply harness as cneap.and as good as y
can be o5iained elsewhere. Cha ges for
work MODERATE
Holly Sprinps, Jan. II I945-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
CHslSTlAN q CO
WEsOEESAE.E & rEE1'AEL
DRUGGiSiS:.
JEFFERSON STREET
MEMPHIS

Jefferson Street, nearly opposite the CONNER
ciai Hotel, two doors west OF The Planters Bank.
and few doors from Front Row, Z 81 ienail and
eomPieie stock % everyiaing comprised m the
Drug l.Ee v y Oils ot an kinds Paints Dive
9tad>, shop infn.iare, window glass OF an sizes.
i9nry soaps anG Fefiumefie~ together Wilh a We
iy genera a-Sar inent O every description 81
dr ls~ a1l m-aisiuee---
10 our o!d conn fy friends, of Marshall, De
500, iiPpah. Laiage le, Pnloioc and Panoia
count eS, ~h' hsve known a. DIugsists here
l'lHre, We b-s % say Sc attend keep CD Z
splendid as uifm-n- witha slew to a waoless le
business VIII thsm believing As we do. drug
can be sold IN thi> u4arSeI IT prices, which viii
justify their purchasing here, instead of >erdiue
10 theNOrh tor the small sup lees they may wan.
.. d. WATS0N.
Dec I3 1914
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

49, = HN4 -
Alil!ers Letters,
Cambridge'S NIatheInat-
les,
Davis Shades & Shad-
ow'S,
%. Description Ge-
omeiry,
Hawks Ecclesiastical
History OF lhe U. S.
Darby'> Universal Ga
Zetiee~,
Writings Of Washing
tor
Newton's Works
Horace, Virgil, Cicero,
LiXii,
New Latin Tutor,
yIairs Euclid
lI!ilWright's Guide
Groves Greek and Eng.
Dictionary,
The Preacher, , vol.
Life CT Livingston
council OF Nice
Beaumont on Gastric
Juice,
BenHii's Book keeping,
Memoirs of hannah
OJre
halmer'S Political Z
CoE0my,
Lie Of Rev. Leigh
Richmond,
Family Religion,
Afflicted Fam;ly's COM
panion,
| Davy Crocketls Tours
Smellie'S Philosophy,
| GfimshaW'S Greece
| Catechism on Grecian
Antiquities,
Bunyans Holy War,
Psalms and Hymns,
Senecas Morals
/ Hcrvey'S $ Meditation
Life oil Jackson,
Smily's Geography
aud Atlas,
! Gentlemen and Ladies
Lexicon,
/ Mrs. Halls Bible con-
veTsatiouS |
EngIiSh Composition
= mining geography |
and alias,
Interesting Novels, I
CoDy Plates. Portf
| Good Old Music, and a
Paper, w afers, Sealing
AprilI3th. IS41-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

For he Treatment and Cure Of Eerers
I>t-In,ermittrnt, or Ague and fever. "a
Bilious Fever. 3d-Typhus, or Winter Fever
4ih- Remiuent, or Yellow Fever. Inquire for
Dr. James n. Haftien's nti.6jLj0us Veg
etabte UaicerSat Life Pills
Dr. Marten having used these Pills for ma
nv years in an extensive practice, is fully persua-
deG that they are superior To any medic inc OF a
carhariic nature now before the pubic, tor gen
eral Use. The preparation is scientific, and is
The result OF much research. labor and expert
enee Id Will be found mild, vet e1Iicaciou> IN
lis operations removing ali the acrii matter
from the stomach, bowels and inle>lineS, with
ont occasioniug taer sickness or debility. For
sale BY II. z. LEWIS,
Holly Springs.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
0 K { N

SIX fine Young oxen-well broke, are
offered tor sala.--Tae Wagon if required
can De had with them on the most accom-
modating terms la payment cotton viii
be tlt1tu at l,2 cents
EGque at tins Office Jan IL, 1915. 4.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

American Revolution,
Young Cadet,
W orcester's Geoera-
ply and Alias,
! Lie of Joseph,
New s, stem Of Mer-
camille Arithmetic
Parlor Songsier,
AIoof'> Melodies
! Cooks Voyages
| EpiscoPacy Examined
Ramb.eS q a Natural
Isl
Evenings at Home,
Solitude SweeteAed.
w orceSter's Element.
ary Dictionary
Paiey's Evidences
DO L heolosy,
Pastors Testimony
Hopkins on the creed
DR. Larden'S Encyclo-
p9dia,
: GoldSniLb'S Greece
Do Rome.
Life of Girard,
Bennet'S Letters,
Weem'S Washington
In9ef+olI's Grammer,
Lie oil 17lTion,
irving's Columbus,
4 homp>on'S Seasons
Christian Professor,
| Domestic PortEaiIure
Barnes Notes,
| FhompSon's Narrative
Go. Guide TO Health
| Colburns Algebra,
| TeStamenls
! HeiberS Sermons
Comstock'S Chemistry
/ PaieY's Synopsis
MaIlbyrn'S 5 Geography
and Atlas,
Smiths Algebra
Pocket 1Iaps of the
different States
Washington'S Relig-
ious Opinions,
Hodges 5 commentary
Kentucky Volunteers
James Smith
Piano Instructors
GrimshaT En- glan
Halls Sketches Of the
Vest.
Flute Perceptors
s supply Of QuilS, Lette
!, Wa &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The unde sigued having. at the Oc'ooet
,o 1874 fine Psoba.e Court OF Marshai
County. Mississippi Obtained from said
Co., .a,,a,s of Administrator upon the
estate Of John Abernathy. late of said Ccun,
- Deceased All persons indebted 10 said
estate. are hereby requested TO make '''"e'
tiate payment and those wing cia..ns
gainst said estate are notified to p'essn' '"e''''
duly authenticated, within me '',''e p,e
sc crIbed bv law. or the same Will De odi 4eu'
BUCKNER ABERNAIH1 II Z,
WYATT II. ABERNAIH1 ANS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

n oN 3 or TIE NJ T. CHURCH The
~ Oi'ollna Annual Conference OF this
~ 's ~. unanImouly agreed to the pro-
49,. -...s'on by adopting the report of the
|ior,,., ~ ne subject. embodying reso-
~ i NE elect that the time has come
n =. minister's ofthe NJ E Church to re-
|Ashs r 70 union with the North. and
|uso..S SSOoierence elect delegates to the
|sF Is,- on'entIon at Lou svilI. XIV, in
y C.nf''.-bishop Andrew did not attend
Isasr, IsasISe' oaS' having on his way receiv.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

EXECU TOR 5 No TICE.

The undersigned having. at the Novem'
Der Tern. 1914, of the Pfoofe Ocue "
Marshall county. Mississippi, ob'ained rom
said Court. letters of Exec uiorship upon
he estate of Dsyid Hardin, Deceased-A' u
person indebted TO said estate are hefeoy
reout ..ed TO make immediate payment anu
ment. and those having claims against saiu
estate are notified to present. duly autheh'i
Gated. within 4he time prescribed by law. OF
the same wi be barred
JEHU Fl MCPHERSON.
Executor.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
BOOKS BOOK s.
L I. EWls ILTg Sl0EE
Sauf5 S;5. .of ca,,,~a rvsry.
4th SIDE Of Sqnare. HoHy Springs.

III E have on hand the following Books
w which we willSell e1tremclv iolr Ia. Cezsi
Or on time 10 punciual men. Come and see. We
determined 70 sell cheaper than they can be
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
- OYSTERS Ally Z

r., OVslsT-Strdit"tot"S
~ 4g.,G5l5ls Siual'o" "s'
Ds'r.sraaes-
he other night. ;he door
y h71l - 4 s. Louss was thrust
ao1,s a'1hei nero from he Sucker
.a'-i'H,ii, me six feet high. spare
f's ri,b a hungry, anxious
so7.I II. hands pushed clear
az az, N hls breeches pockets.
was hard to define, and
Ia as suruoanled by the fun~
t;arap imaginable Alter
Ne iadulged in long etare
a.og n lhe oysters. and slowly
~laoaded The attentive opera
ooe. they are, too"
I'm teIl Of iysters aiofe'
,.i. lhr fust time I've seed
r-aps lii ~" " " 'id' '''1'
NJ .+aa, of town"
.,-,.sed ,h,s desperate Intention
l.,oroached plate, and scfu
Wy I'll shell fsh with gravity
1;eh would have done honor
r.,,ious searcher into the hid>
ofnlture. AT length be be-
IN. On the difficulty Of getting
N how qaeer they locked when
la any Lhin' hold on so-takes
sofstevin', boss. TO get 'em
.,6er slick and slip'ry when
,.i smooth as an eel ! I've
NM rive that felIer lodgins', jest
,Glrs, as uncle Jess used TO
-ke.alion
i. sas the reply, down with two
r csa have a dozan.'
NJ. r exclaimed tie SucLer, nov,
..sl.aiu' il on ute strong, hoss.
4 dozen on EN- aint noihIn' to
"a here's no eitin' mort'n q
,e or Them I've Only re-aIi'
.,rgaes on my frs. veutur' 10 ST
U-Il sou what, I'll Gin you two
5-a dozrn, if you'll conclude 10
M, r7s sanding by iniuleing
~,L.d 1, the attendant to shell
.rF-r was accented.
..,l rppaatrd the Sucker. all
.i lens for dyzrn.-vou're
turning Al the same time TO
..os of vour tricks, for I've
,,la being T,iriy understood, our
.roT nrs seul-skin, tucked up
aaI b.k in hand. awaited the
.INIL T. came-he saw
was boltrd : A moments ;
,.g.4 eusu,d The wac dropped
ark witn \ look Of mingled
" aad horror,--something aka to
~ Hamlet on set iug his daddy's ;
r.,-nr burst iuto the exc.anation-
rrd alirg : Is l'm 4 ch is,iau.'
~ b,r0 had oDeued bis mouth
ramamgn. before, bI, now /.
a Frlr-a horrlI dread ot ~
inland ignorance of the exreut ID
l---.h- uace .laInty ofthtl mJm IJ
IN. U.gfd TO dssperall3u he Li-
a. airh'. the rov Q
.g swallow r aItr,f enon-red the
..,r.Ilis,os no oio !, to mel
w.. go.
-,4-.t-,.,r .,..I,;a4h;.o,x
W rra r-..,f,7, = ,J;,.e and viii
.-a,pJ ,s,' til h. io = mns,
.,-,a
rzn 7,n, and n.n, i ON, i
,-..r f.,, ~, 4 : - 80 ~ -, -,
s.l. ,..t ~, no" .6;.t1, =
.,..u. .,,m. ChIorIvfOh do
ltfh. i,r,.,.l a., - a.; NO ,t,r.
r.r
~ d.t,,rr r-,, -,, .,..,-or,h;son :, {?
drbe v., ,...,.' ~. e,'''' = LD,,ra -
parprr s,6rs
Z o- .rss a,,,L -. 81 u,o
-. ss--.i,L-11 II = -, d-,,e,a,s
.5-I or. ,5s ca,l, s.rai,owed hall
~. -, -, IL e,;rIr so,aaI
y. - - - anI bIdwed
- tNe-N-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

A aie Eueliz 4 "a ger 81 IS ts.i;ai cpunseffe.f
sovereigns, niaie of a fow staniaFd, have
bernmanuiactured tor he NPfess pusposr Of
circulstioa 10 lie Uu4ted STATES. l. said
that the fraud could only have been detected
at the miat.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NJ OFICE is hereby given haI we have C an
Y ard Ihe stvle ofihe old hrm and Wl~E 70 cioSe
~ ,7i1 hnsiueSS rs early a. possible aud We
hrne every man " bose account stands open
will av il himself the earliest opporluni.
80 - close the same. We cannot mercnan'
disc without money
sTRATFON s. GOODLETT.
WE would return our thanks 10 our Gus
toruere and solicit continuance oflheir psi
rono5p W. promice to sall Goods accrfd
iogta the times CAEAP for CA Fl. Q 70
n4nctual nrn on . short credit Call and
oive us tral
SrEA Eros. Go0DFET'T & Co
WE have largr supply ~ Gfocerves - our
Commission U1usa is Memphis, which @
vii. srll low for Cash, or advance ON Cot
Ton stored with Us. . ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
Holly Springs, Aiss.
VIII practice in the Circuit Courts Of the 6th
Judicial District, the Dietrict Chancery Court
al Holly Springs, the Federal Court at Pontotoc
nd the High Court OF Errors and Appeals
Jackson. August Is, 1913
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

getting FAT as the Ioafer said when
"Sealng LARD.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

WMa Ga D13 gEs
OF the late firm Of Beck d Beharrelt1
GROCER d Commission Merchant
MEMPHIS. TENN.
u Particular attention paid to the shipmen
on Couo. aug. 50, AT
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
NATIONAL HOTEL.
PANOLA COUNTY Mss.

The subscriber having taken charge of this
we'll known establishment, formerly occupied
bvIE NJ Halle E~Q, would respectfully inform
lhe Pub ic that he is prepared to accommodate
rEsEyEsLEE2S AND EOAEDE EEES
in Il >3y .e-nut inferior 10 any establishment in
fh- surrounding country. lis rooms are made
cont or able and he promises that strict attention
snail be paid 10 all who may favor HIM with a
call. Ills table shalt at all times, be supplied
with The choicest articles that can be procured
10 This market, and served up in a style mol
heretofore practiced in This section OF col ntry.
He has good hor>tlers 10 take charge OF his
sable. a8d that branch the Establishment
vii be properly attended 10.
NOV ,, 1o34 p. B JONES.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17
MONROE COUNTY.
DESOTO COUNTY

WEST OF THE BASIS MERIDIAN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-17

STRAYS OF MARSHALL. COUNTY
Taken up bY Benjamin Dcdd miles east of
Holly Springs, one dark bay or brown horse,
iet. hind foot white; some white hairs on The
shoulders. small white spot on the right
hind thigh, star in the forehead, Is or I6
hands high, ~ or IS years old. appraised to
$4,000
By Edward Howell, miles south west of
Holly Springs; one mouse cOlored mare
mule ofcommon size, or yeas Old ap-
praised TO $500
By John O. Warren. living in North Mt.
Pleasant; one bay horse, both hind feet and
me fouf loot white. uear I5 hands high, 9
years OLD, appraised to $1,000.
By John Chew. miles west of Holly
Sp.iugs. on the Wvau road, one large sor,
,rlI horse, IS hauis hieb. OF years CID,
anpraiss to $1,000
JAS Il SWAN, Ranger.
JIu II 1915
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

called ''par,y, y though nci.hcr himself nst his
ministers summed publicity, their dignity
allowed them nc further Ia notice. Still he
would call them his friends. Yes. he was
their true. friend. The delightful bonds be-
tween prince AMI people had endured Tor ma
ny centuries, apl he hoped that it would still
endure.
This appears to us truly a remarkable pro-
duction. and we have therefor given its sub
stance rom the German, though somewhat
abridged. IL is somewhat remarkable for an
absolute monarch TO unbend and address his
subjects in a strainl OF argument. AS TO the
main point, the interference Of the Magis,ra-
cy. who have shown all utter indifference to
all forms OF religion. TO a new sect; the King
Is in our view clearly right, or at least he
makes out for himself an excellent case. A
monarch who reasons with his subjects is no
longer absolute. The people of Berlin took
sides. II seems, with the magistrates, ANA
greeted them with shouts when they with
drew from the royal presence. Since the time
OF the Great Frederick, tie magistrates Of Ber-
lin had not been invited asa body into the
royal presence. Hence the importance at
tached TO this OCCASION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20

From the Nep York Hrald. .
TREMENDOUS FIRE IN SAG MARION
OVER ONE HUNDRED BUILDINGS


We learn that an extensive fire, laying Sag
harbor in ruins, broke out in that place al
halt past III o'clock on Thursday night. 1t
was first discovered in Oakley's hotel, and des-
tro,yyed about one hundred and fifty buildings.
The gentleman who politely gave us this
information stated that the fire broke out in
Oaklcy's house, and run up and down the main
street on both sides, and extended through the
back streets TO the wharves. 1t spread over
the heart OF the town. destroying almost the
entire business section. We understand that
aibthe hotels but one arc burnt; the Suffolk
20. Bank; the Corrector Office; Phelps hotel,
&c. &c.
II appcars that the fire stopped at John Hill
dreth's brick building at one point, and a lane
at another point. The buildings DESTROYED
are inn to be worth about one hundred
thousand dollars, and if the goods therein
Were not saved, the total destruction of proper
VIII not be much short Of a quarter Of a mil
liou..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
RESIGNATION OF MIR. BE.RRIEN,

h term of Mr.. Berricn did not expire until
the 4th March, 1877: But a proposition flu
dug favor with the Wings oil Georgia. 10 elect
a successor To Mr.. Berri-n at the present
$ ssion OF the Legislature, q caucus was held
accordingly Of the Wing members, at which
Judge Dougheriy received a larger vote than
Mr.. Berricn.
Upon this. MIR. Bcrrien resigned his seat
IN tn Senate the next day. The Democr ratio
papers represent the vote at the Caucus as u
eensnre OF Judge Berricn's course in the Sen.
ate, and that his resignation is proof that he
himself SO regs rded and resented il: VIC think
1t more than probable that they are not in ihe
secret. and that by the preference of Judge
Doueherty no censure of Judge Bcrricn was
intended to be implied: Ii is proposed to con
stitu,e a Court of Appeals in Georgia and to
place Judge Berrien at its head, aud this we
suspect, explains the matter.
Do our neighbors OF the Enquirer observe
that while they are as ,ailing Judge Berrien,
the Federal Union" the State Democratic
organ at Milledgcville, is extolling him as the
''noblcst Roman OF them al" as AN ornament
to his party, and an honor TO his country and
kind7
Thus we think OF Mr.. Bcrricn. and we mos,
sincerely regret his retirement from ttle Senate.
Beside his great talents, he was SO accom-
I.is,i'o anu COURTEOUS d man, 80 thorough q
Wing, so fearless i'm meeting responsibility
and 50 loyal to his principles, that we have
regarded him for years, as a star of the first
magnitudc, worthy OF the highest confidence
and the highest place.
After MIR. Clay, there was not one into
whose hands we would more gladly have seen
placed the Executive Power of the Country.
With him there would have been no shuhling,
lodging or trimming. AS to tredchery, he
could 40 more have contemplated it than
sheep stealing.-Richmond Wing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
From the ". \. Mirror.
THE KING OF PBUSSIA'S AUDIENCE To
THE MAGISTRATES OF BERLIN

The answer of the King of Prussia to the
Magistracy OF Berlin, as reported in the All
ghemeine Zeitung and copied!into the Schnell-
post, Is one OF the most remarkable documents
oil the kind that we have met with Tor a long
time.
This body had. it seems, presented an nd.
dress, requesting his favor towards the nev,
sect, the Dissentients from the Roman Cath.
oiic Church. The King regrets the presenta.
non oil the address, but grants the audience
10 consequence OF the invariable fidelity of
mat body to the royal house for cen,uries.-
ne loves Berlin as his native city, and for lis
loyalty. That 1t must seem strange even in
them TO present TO him a long, vet rather The.
illogical treatise; yet he would attcmpt loan.
swer 1t. The Relormcrs (says the King) com.
mitted To- the Sovereign the organization nl
the church. The departed King estab.
l~IshedSynods, through which alone proposal,
Tor a change could regularly proceed. All
Europe was looking TO Prussia in regard 10 h,
ecclesiastical relations; but that this was .
point IN which the M1gistracy had no right
Whatever To interfere. II gave him. the kim
great pain TO deny their moral right TO do s3
had they better fulfilled their duties to tLq
many churches Of which thew had the patrnn.
age, the case would have been different q W.
I'm had IN the time of Frederick the First: 10.
OOO inhabitants, yetit had at that time as ma.
ny ClersYnelT as 1t now had with 100. 600
IN this respect nothing Of moment had been
done, and IN consequence his cares had been
greatly increased. They, the magistrates
had not stretched out a motheriy hand ever
70 Ihc Protestant Church, had refused a church
to some English clergymcn who bad request.
cd one, whilst they had been willing to grant
two toCa'holic. dissent"rs. The magistracv
mad taken II upon tbcmsclvcs 10 call The Or.
lhodoS' whose steady loyalty could not he de-.
hled' a party while they had not a word Oh
censure lot OthersIwbo were false To .hsi,
oath pfsch in tbc prcsencc of the D.i,. .',.
preached only detection from the church, nn,
whose l9Yqly wa. more than doubtful. s.
' 70 the aslgqaiion OF tn royal favo, to tho ID
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STEAMBOATS, LOST.

We learn from the st. Louis Rsporf,y tina,
the steamer Little Mail was sunk about TWEEN.
ty-fve miles above Jefferson CITY on the
morning of the 9Th inst. The engine and fur.
nlture will be saved, and part Of the cargo
The boat will prove a total loss. The boat
struck a root, and sun in a few minutes. She
had on board 100 bales OF hemp, and a ouanti.
T. OF bscswax and hides. She was partially in.
sur d in ST. Louis.
The Little Rock Banner states that the
steamboat Rolla was sunk, a few DAYS. since
Just below Pine Bluff, Arkansas River. She
had discharged her freight at that place. and
was ON her way down the river. The water
Is said 10 be eight feet deep wher. she lies;
and she Is supposed TO b. u loss. We have no
further particulars of the accident.
We learn, says the Louisville Journal. bv
the Empire that the steamer Henry Bry was
sunk To her boiler deck in the Mississippi las,
week, and will bc a total loss. She was bound
from ST. Louis TO New Orleans with a full
cargo. y boat was long side OF her when the
Empire passed.
The ST. Louis Republican of last Monday
stat that the steamer Manhattan. bound from
that port to New Orleans, struck d snap on
Saturday at Devils Island. which knocked a
hole IN her hull, and was run upon a sand bar
having from four to five feet waterin her bold
The cargo in the hold was all more or less dam.
aged.