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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

VERMONT ELECTIONS. The mail last night brought
lew returns only. The Rutland Herald says-1'he
locos have left stone ununed and the collision he
wcen themselves and the third party abolitionss has
lccn exhibited plainly than ever. A correspon.
dent at Burlington writes that the wing majority In that
town for slade for Governor 1906 for SENATOR the
majority was 23; and for Representatives was ~ The
Bratts6oro Phonir gives returns from towns show.
ing 27a votes against 1880 last year. and the whig ana
democratic parties have lost while the abolition vese Ras
gained In those towns from 900 10 Q7a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

FROM CARAccAs.-We have received Ell Libeya,
OF the sh OF August Nothing Of Importance had
taken place since our last dates, except the arrival
or rather return, of M. David, the French consul,
who had gone to France on account Of mis- health -
Inc arrival OF TINS gentleman was greatly welcem
by both VenezuelIans and French, as he had sue
ceeded IN rendering himself exceedingly populer
during his former residence at Caracas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

To Self-Shavlng Gentlemen, possessing a
beard and tender face the Met c Tablet and Stop
their difficulties convincing proof Of th-ir utility is
that the first cutters in London VIZ; Coman Haymarkeu
New Bond street have them for sale and recomme them
with the of their cutlery. Mandatory No. III Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

If the Great Western left Liverpool on the 23d ut,
as advertised, she is due to-day. We hourly expect
her with four days later intelligence from Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

STEAMSHIP UNICORN, which came to this CITY
few weeks since TO be sold, sailed from Halifax 70
England on the 18th ult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

NEW CATHOLIC CHURcH.-A new Catholic church
~ feter's, at New Brighton, will be consecrated
on Sunday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

IHE MURDER TRrAL.-The trial of Hodgk,ns.
which we refer TO IN our law reports, created no
public interest. The public mind seemed to be fully
prepared for the verdict The case was conducted
on both sides, with much fairness bv counsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06
C.Bartine entered 8. G. Frelinghuysen
Arnold b. &. Black Joke.
q. Wells " b. z. Sir Archie.


The day previous TO the match Frelnghuysen was the
avore; but on making their appearance on the ground
the tables somewhat turned; Sir Archie become
the favorite Frelinghuysen never looked worse-he
had evidently been hard worked and to appearance in
anything but fit condition start with such competitors
lean and lanky and a. that" His new shoes appeared
TO make him uncomfortable they pnched his corns some
where The surprise was, that Bartine should start
horse under these circumstances Notwithstanding ali
these unfavorable circums they went forth
The first heat was beautifully contested though Ere.
nghuysen evidently cut his hind feet severely at the
close they all well Tapped together In the
heat there was not three inches between renghuysen
and Black Joke In this heat the former was becoming
evidently more lame. In the third heat Frelnghuysen
and Black Joke were almost and nose all the way
round; but the formers feet so much damaged Il
was sad In consequence OF being awkwprdly shod that
his chance was entirely out. The fourth heat Black
JOKE had IT an his own way-or pretty well so the
Others made little or no push for it. The driver of Black
JOKE before he reached the score dismounted without
he word being gwen by the Judges All presen hit
he was distanced in consequence and that Frengh,y
sen was the winner OF the stake; but their
the former was declared the winner of the heat They
then went again, and Black Joke came in much "a he
fore, without his driver dismounting
The following is the final result:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

Jsl SosEy lsLAND.-The Fort Hamilton and Coney
f and Coney Island, tomorrow v;s ,bs Ch ue
men, 9"u IN, ii,TIoan, BY referring to the advertise
nient ny hours are very conve-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06
Delicious Oolong.-We get better Oolong

Delicious Oolong.-We get a better Oolong
R rsa psf ss than I've, g
!, ceps Two shngs saved pound Of tea eonsid
finer tea nss pSan rh than i
hs k.d that we have bought for yearsrch rsgrsst and
Tea Company than anywhere else One cup Of heir Yonog
s5,y S,S Ivy 60 ssa:iy Al ySo
wich. or l2l Chatham
Disease of the Eye.-An Interesting pamph-
let eatve the diseases incident to this delicate AID beau
r r. % Of tas Perform
G i% SsaS & ps tss.s h
it affords s the most convincing that T@ The least
sEht will b, eecledthe greatest of all etrty bles
residence as above
Dow, Jr.'s Sermons-The Neatcst Book Yet.
The ysu%e ofthee Sermons Just issued by The publishers
where praised No cheaer original,
qal edition contains Ss pages for IS cent. iy Hssns
and Others will be allowed liberal dis
Ths sa day Mercury. Of ,omonoy will contain al: En-
Country subscribers charged 81 a
The somnambulist and Ventriloquist RI
farewell story mThe Love Match
author have verdict favor Of his last novel his
merous admirers will here find he still kills time but
melancholy" and, with truth nature, makes
dent and natural paho may be anticipated by those who
have read Cocktons last Just published Price
cts, by BURGESS, STKINGER, & co.
zee Broadway.
Great Medical Work.
REPUBLICATION
THE
LONDON LANCET,
Journal Of British ard Foreign Medical and Chemical
Science Criticism Literature and News
Editor, Thomas Wakely, Nj p
Late Editor, Henry Bennet, NJ y:
NEW AMERICAN SERIES.
Published Monthly.
TERMS-$5 per annum in adv lnce.
Single Nos. 20 ceuts
Subscribers received mailed port Of the United
/ States, by BURGESS, STRINGkk x CO..
222 Broadway,
conner Of Ann ST.
S-The Postage the Lancet is cents any distance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06
Sporting Intelligence.

TRoTrISc OVER CENTREvILLE TRACK L. l. =
There a considerable on tho above Course
on Thursday to witness stake for $780, mile heats best
g. in harness, for $3.50, p pfor which the propre.
tor added purse Of $50 The following were the entries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

TRIAL FOR MURDER AT RIvERHEAD, L. In
another column we give full report Of the two first
days proceedings in the trial Of Jeremiah Tlllett,
tor the murder of John Colbert, last April The
facts connected with this murder are mos, extraor.
binary, and the whole affair presents curious pic
ture OF morals in the present day. We have sent a
reporter from this office expressly to take the pro-
ceedngs IN this case, and shall furnish the whole OF
II TO the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

1'''C' .1.FI-ZFT -2IJ-21l-2Ib
mere was some little dispute afterwards about set.
uihgj put after some explanation pro and con- things
were arranged Judges cannot be too particular in
decisions-air play is jewel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

STEAM CHIP GREAT WEsTERs-Ths favorite
steamer was eighteen days on her last passage to
Liverpool Ihis long trip was caused, it is said,
by Dad iuel-by using some bad Cumberland coal
that would not give sufficient heat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

STEAMSHIP VIRGINIA.-An, experimental trip of
this vessel took place Thursday last, and from the
in which she acquitted herself it is but fair to
presume that she will prove a great acquisition TO
the mercantile service; and that the plan on which
her wheels are constructed, is one that will, ere
long, be universally adopted by sea-gong steamers
This vessel has been built under the auspices Of Mr.
Affair, the we-known steam engine builder, and
was launched from the yard of w. II. Brown, of this
city. She is constructed in the most substantial
manner, and her engine has been furnished from
the works of Mr. Allaire. Her dimensions are as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-06

inc article is obtained cheaper from the Canton
Tea Company than anywhere else One cup Of their Young
Hyson Ooons, is worth gallon Of the common se
orally drank We cordially recommend all who enjoy the
which cheer bur inebrate" No. lG3 Green
wich, or l2l Chatham street.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Marcus Cotton
Va. ven. ex.

HIoHty >" OIeIIVHtF.
M ILL be sold for cash ia front of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county the fret Mon
day Of October. 1915. between the hours of II o.
clock, AM. and O'CLOCK Pm. of said day, all the
right and title Of Henry w. Clements in and 10 the
following described land, 10 vital that lot or
piece land, that is to say, the northeast quarter of
section number tbry-six 1867, township number
seven "a, and range number Two (2) west; and the
northwest quarter Of section number twenty-five
(22), township number seven "a, and range two
(2) west south oil the 3lst degree sf north latitude
sand above described lands to he sold as the pro-
perry of Henry w. Clements by virtue of the above
stated venditioni exponas, which issued from the
Circuit Court Of Mobile county and 10 me directed.
sep6 l9SIds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

4 ANDS FOR SALE VERY LOW-l6t acres
A1of Land adjoining the Big Spring. near the resi-
dence of ]. Austill, Esq, one of the desirable
building lots in the neighborhood.
Also-A l2acre Lot in the village Of Jacksonville.
Also-The undivided half Of the south east quar-
ter of section No. II, township No. 5. range west
containing so acres.
Also--Fhe undivided half Of the vAst half Of the
north west quarter of section No. "a. township No.
s, range 2 west, containing 40 acres. Apply to
ml26 a9n THOS. MCGRAN. "a ST. Michae-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

8j- No attention will be paid to any ORDER unless
the money accompanies it.
Those desiring complete copies of the Congress
sional Union and Appendix will please send in their
names previous TO The first day Of December next.
We will willingly pay the postage on all letters
sent to US containing So aud upwards. Other let
tiers directed To US, with the postage unpaid, wH not
he taken out of the office.
Newspapers throughout the country, who will pub
sh the above prospectus until the meeting of Con-
gress will receive, in return, the Congressional I'M
ion during the session. RICHIE x HESS.
WashingtOn, Augl, lS4b.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

ADAMS WHARF, selma, Ala.
TIME subscriber begs leave TO announce to his
Il friends and the public generally. that he has es-
tablished a new WHARF Tor receiving Goods, &c
at the end Of Bow street, just below the Ferry land
ing. Having heretofore received liberal share Of
patronage, (for which he feels thankfully he hopes
and expects continuance Of the same.
He will at all times be enabled 10 engage wagons
to forward merchandise, received by and stored with
him, into the interior. whenever he may receive or
ders 80 TO do. lap26 l26cmol JAMES ADAMS
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

COMMITTED to The Jail Of Washington county
Son the 22d Of June 1s45, by William Chapman,
Esq. Justice of The Peace, n runway slave called
PETER, who has told variety Of tales, saying
that he belonged TO different persons-and now he
says he belongs to Thomas Williams Of TaIedega
county, recently moved to Arkansas. lie is about
5 feet inches high, very dark mulatto. and about
45 or so years ofage, has a on his left leg, a
bite and two scars on his forehead, running up and
down. The owner is requested 10 forward.
prove property, pay charges and take him away or
lie will be disposed Of according 10 law.
sep9 l99Kmo 'V.P. SPARKS, Sheriff w. g.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

IA FOR RENT-The large and desirable
Brick Tenement situated on The northeast cor
ner Of ST. Francis and Franklin streets, now occu-
pied by j. Reid, jr. The house has large
rooms, with pantrles, closets and cellar, and good
cstern of water. There is alse two story kitchen
with washing and ironing rooms, servants rooms,
&c. Possession given LIST November. For terms
apply to G. W: GASColGNE,
senl3 atE.C CENTER & Co.'S.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

IA FOR RENT-'T6e Office in three rooms
.Gs,A up stairs, No 26 St Michael street Apply to
Mr. Emanuel or To Mr. ARCH BROWN,
sept2O No 30 St Michael st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

"a FOR RRNT-The store No % Water
- street. now occupied by Sager s. Sheppard
dimensions 80 by 1876 feet, with second story Of
same size. Possession given LIST Novemher Apply
sent2O ,nE. C. CENTER & Co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

NNTHARF PROPERTY FOR RENT-For
w one or more years, the Wharf north of Esla-
vas. known as Chiokazjla Whaci, eighty feet wide,
well adopted for wood or lumber yard. lmned-
ate possession given.
Also, Cor ront until tho first November next, San
ford's Wharf Apply 10
a0g9 c. CENTER CO.
D lTrELL'S LIVING AGE-Part IA Is ready
IA for subscribers, al % DauphIn street, where
subscriptions will be received. Back numbers can
be oblsined by application to
sep6 s. w. ALLEN, AgeHt.
OPIEIONs OP THE PRRss-The selections are
Of high order Of merit, and afford an agreeable
variety, being confined to no particular department
oflilslAture. There is the grave and the gay, both
of prose and poetry, all in the most beautiful and
finished style. Every general reader should take
the Living Age, IL he wishes to become acquainted
with the world around him, and progress with it
tCincinnati DAILY Times.
Ono OF the best things of the kind which hns yet
appeared in this country. 1t contains the very
cream Of the foreign quarterlies and magazines.
printed in remarkable neat and readable Style
picayuic.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

IVA FOR RENT-The lower tenement OF the
I.s.N two story Brick Dwelling House, on the
south side Of ST Michael, between Claiborne and
Franklin streets, being the first dwelling above the
residence of J. Wanroy, Esq. The house has five
rooms, a pantry closet and cemented cellar. There
is fine cislern, together with kitchen, ironing room
and servants room on the premises. Apply to
sep6 &c. DUBOSE & co. 80 Water 81.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25
FOR NEW YORK.

keE The packet brig ALABAMA, Ellery, mas
ss.ter, win have despatch for the above pmt.-
For freight or passage, apply on board al Packet
wharf or 10
SantlR j.. g. RYA
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

ID FOR RENT-Ths Wharf known Chick
- ozoa's Wharf, 80 feet wide. Possession CIV
en- immediately Apply to
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

II OF FOR SALE-A most desirable building
Ia let eligbly situated near the business part Of
the city. For sale low and on long credit. For
price and terms, enquire OF
4. W. MCCOY,
jan31 at the Merchants Insurance Office.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

IRA FOR RENT--The two story frame Dwell
IE.:ssM ing House, on the north side of ST Francis
street, recently occupied by Dr. Mott, situated on
the square diagonaly opposite 10 the Public Square.
Apply to JOS. W. LESESNE,
iel4 l62tr No. |, Krebb's Buildings.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

d. TO RENT-The fine and comnodi"us
t:::EH brick Two story Dwelling House, with two
HloIy brick Kitchen, on The north side of ST. Mi
chael, between st. Lawrence ane Cedar Streets
The house has six well finished rooms, and the par
lars have folding doors, with pantries &c. Posses
sion given on the LIST of November next-but If re-
qured il can be gwen the LIST day Of October.
Apply 10 JAS. DEVINE, or TO
augl4 s | Il JONES.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

IA FOR RENT-From the LIST November
EsE, next. the following desirable Dwelling Houses,
viz: The two frame Houses on the west side OF
Conception, between Cont and Government streets.
Also. the two story brick House west side of Jack
son, between Dauphin and st. Francis SITS. Also,
the frame House south east corner Of st. Louis and
Claiborne SITS. Also. the Honse adjoining lhe above.
All the above premises are, or will be put in COM
plete repair. Apply to P. ID. TAYLOR.
je28 Hasan's Buildings.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

ia FOR RENT-The comfortable two story
E.s.M frame House east side of Lawrence street,
door north OF Church. Possession LIST Nov. next
The premises are In good repair and will be rented
low to acceptable tenant. Apply 10
vl p. B. TAYLOR.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with
IN drawn from the firm of THos. P. MILLER &
Co. Thos. P. Miller and Orlando Furness, are
authorised to sign in behalf Of The firm, collecting
and paying the deo,s due TO and from said firm.
apl5 JOHN 8. REMSEN.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

r AW NOTICE-JoHN WOODWARD and Tho
IL MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac-
tice of the Law and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in the following counties, Wit
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa,
Benton and Ta!ladega; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
lrS-Otfice at Tailadega, Ala. dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-25

AW NOTICE.. W. LESESNE will prac-
Ia tice Law in the counties Of Mobile, Baldwin,
Washington, Clarke and Monroe. and attend regu-
lary the sessions Of the Circuit Courts held in those
counties. nov7 229ttf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
e,he Richmond Enquirer.

,,,sr a published DAILY ano SEMI
~ The Int,he Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
WEEKLY r" Of eight dollars II taken for snort
nm. and al INC ~" year For The Scm-Weekly, nve
!. o.r,cd than ~. and Three Dollars fot SIX mon,ns
solats pei snn 10 Se paid the o6ee, or femltteu oy
pavsbs IN :, SIX Dollars per annum a. inc Gnu u
NAL. pcs, paid"
The yer. . This office may be remm.eo Pet I ra
ct All au.able Bank notes, az the I'sS y. .uo .1'-
In coed ana ~ al ktters beng pea ey -. :,
tnr th pssa.. angle letter IS scafcoiy Y. ay as
tlhe pseisee n il the accumulation OF possas -
70 ht ' W. susueas, which operates 90
si en- re EnSIs az ADVERTISING.
;, THE DAILY ENoulksn:M'o6f INV cents. and
lines or less. hrst inse... s,. :, n,s-h insert
'N." eed,ng insertion tweh h,sa lm.s week,
ts, , week, twice "ec"' "
,sy seven anu are charged fifty dollars tor thir'y
Nnua' =. ms. ptpporrion for advertisements u
Ines. ana 10 '.", sot Lottery Vendors and Auction
greater e,csd one hundred dollars, tpaper IN
epded.l. srNrwEEKLY-one square oil sixteen
Is Ih1 g., insertion, IS cents; for each cnhunu
lines, or less, VS.
snee " esn.. distance must be- accompanied WIN lne
orders ,u or satisfactory references, TO Insure eAeSu
llon. . o,,-,,. and Marriages from thu country
IT w ~. oarty,s handwriting Is unknown a. ,u ~,
whehe he authenticated by the enaorsa1o" " Va,
once u.t me nr,hborhood, or they VIII 10 no case
fes'H'h.a Every measure, that mas oesh .ase :.
X ,ncs,,ons and Quizzes, has proved
pe.e",, We must, therefore, insist, ~ suon .ase
49, "rommun,cation being c-rtihed oy tiie hae
nv pasmas.r griffin The back 81 tae te1e'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
OLD CHURCH HOTEL.

1INHE subscriber having lately repaired the Old
i Church Hotel, in the lower end of Hanover,
and placed il IN first rate order, wishes to take in
Boanlers, from Richmond or elsewhere, either b.
the day, week, month, or year. His House is
beautifully situated, spacious and airy, in a
neighborhood proverbially healthy, moral and in
telligent; the distance from Richmond is fifteen
miles; its location is on The main Stage Road,
leading from that place to Tappahannock. The
Stage passes this place four times week, and the
fare from Richmond is only 81 25 On the same
lot with this Hotel isan Episcopal Church, where
there is preaching twice month; FIVE miles
above is Baplist;six Methodist; and two below
is good Presbyterian Meeting House. where
there is preachiDgevery fortnight. The subscri-
Der has lately attached TO his well new and pa
tent metal pump, and contemplates erecting a
Bath House for the pleasure, comfort, and health
Of those who are fond Of the luxury OF bathing.
This place will afford pleasant and delightful
retreat from The turmoil and hustle OF city life
His terms will be moderate, to suit the hardness ol
the times, and the subscriber pledges himself &c
spare no expense or trouble TO render those who
may solourn with him comfortable happy, and
contenlei. His table will always be furnished
with the choicest ceicacies Of the season.
JAMES ID. Elicit.
Old Church, Hanover county.
N. B. There are residing on The premises two
good Physicians. May 20-iam3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
i, Nv NO Il 1 { + >
Read 4 FlOurnOy.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARINEhofilr
~ consequence OF change having been made
n he lime Of holding the Superior Courts in
nns Of ii. counties in The range OF MessIs. Geo.
" Read and Vim. G. tl1nrnoy' ana .ne es, "a,
~. .orr,aon Of The new county Of Appoma''oS,
~ ~ ronisie interchange and cooperation between
hem has 10 their regret been rendered imprac-
, ,.', They hare therefore TO announce, that
n. co partnership heretofore existing between
them, under The style OF Read y fio"rnOy, IS,
nnbiir. who have literally patronised them during
nl.ssan, professional conne1ion of more than
~iy rsa.s, they return their thanks and severally
orer ,aeir services in their new relations. Mr.
r.oaruoy's arrangements for the future, will be
,pen below. Mr.. Read will hereafter attend all
ne Courts OF Charlotte, Halifax and Mccklen.
MIRO HIS address is Charlotte Courthouse.
GEORGE w. READ,
April 80, 1915. VIM. {. FLOCRNOf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20

Our whole community was overcast win
gloom on Saturday morning, By the su den am
nnc1 pected death Of Il. 8. Garland, Esq, VINO
departed This life bout 10 O'clock, A NJ, at bis
residence, near This place. He had been confined
10 his bed about lwo days and scarcely any one
was aware Thai he was dangerously III until Ms
disease had reached hopeiessly Tio!eat Stage,
and his manly form, 50 late!: bnoyant with
health and yeor, locked in The embraces OF Death
Mir. Garland was the son Of the Hon. James
Garland, OF Virginia. He was bofo IN Nelson
county. Virginia, June 9th, 1876 died, Saur-
day lttb instant. in the 2Sta year OF his age
He had been citizen al our town SIN the yea!
1890. and, notwithstanding his youth, be had al
ready ta-en his stand among The prominent mem
bers oil the bar in This judicial district His popu-
lar cioqucnce, his afiabc manners, and his ma
ire trnevolrnce OF heart had won for him the
regard and esteem OF very large circle Of friends
and acauainlances, who, with his more mmeci-
ale relatives aud associates, will be moved with
emotions OF deepest sorrow upon bearing OF his
untimeIy and sudden departure from The walks
OF life His heart-s,ricken ard disconsola,e IA.
mily have the tenderest sympa,hies Of whole
community
His mortal remains were inferred, with the
last honors OF the Masonic Fraternity, al the new
Ciarksville Burying Ground. en- Saturday, IL In
the morning. after solemn and impressive tune.
raj discourse by Rev. J. 3. Walker. in the pre-
sence Of a VERT large congregation, who followed
his remains 10 the grave.
fCLQrlsrils (Ttan.) Caro7ieie.