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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05

S. B. RAMSEY, JAS. GOODIIN,
A. RUMBAUGH, WAI. ROBINSON,
]. ARMSTRONG. sr, s. b. LAUFFER.
]. ARMSTRONG, jr, JOHN FLEEGER. ST.
III. Y. BRADY, J.M'CLELLAND, ,jr
JOS. III. KUHNS, THOS. GUTHRIE
H. LAUFFER, SAM'L KUHNS.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
BRIDGE SALE.

EVHE Commissioners OF Somerset co.
B. will sell on Friday The 29ih insI.
.I,e building Of q Bridge over Buffalo
creek IN BroIhersvalley township, where
the old Cumberland road crosses said
creek, a. or near jacob K. Bieghiy g.
Sale 10 take p!acs On the ground al II
o'clock Of said day. when and where
7lan Of said Bridge will be exhibited
By order of the Board.
X. l.. STEWART,
Oct. 5. 1887. Clerk.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-05
CHEESE.
NOTIONS.

CONSISTING in part of silver pen
. ell eases, silver thimbles, STEEL
beads. silk twist. ION spools, for purses,
watch guards. chains and keys. beads,
necklaces, combs, water and fancy col
ours. came.s hair pencils, crsyoD PEN
cIls, segsr aed tebacco boxes. pocket
mirrors, tweeZers, steel pens and hold
ers. toys for children, &c, for sale al the
Drug Store of Wm. McCRErEY
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

Doucf.ss AND GhumsoS MonBEp-Wam
Lloyd Garrison and Frederick Douglass now on
an anti.saytry tour to the west, were severely
handled nt one Of their meetings IN Harrisburg,
Pa, last week. Several volIeys Of "unmerchanl-
able eggs" were poured through the windows, fill
ing the room with the most disgusting aud sitting
stencil. and one struck Garrison on the back,
sptnking rs essence all "oyer his honorrd head
A pack Of fro crackers was exploded, causing
much excitement aud alarm. Cries of "Ihrow
out the nigger" were shouted by the mob outside,
and stones aud brckbats were hurled when he lett
the house, protected by some Of his coorcd friends
Douglats himself escaped without injury.
BaaiaR Rambitr
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
Administrators Notice.

CulNr, oF llEnrTEAD, Ser
4 Z the July term 4 J.. lsi5 ofihr ilrmpstrad
n CONT OF Probate, AIS, the following Ad-
,ninltralion and Guardian accounts were flied for
confirmation al tho neat October term Of said
court, VIZ
Harriet D. winn, EAI, W. II. winn-RcpoFt
Of Auditor;
Jal-p 5. Smdh, Adm'r. n. r. Nrson-RepoH
Of Auditor
Jas. T. johnson. Admir-, Edw'd John.on, Jun
" a ;. johnson, Adin'ns, Jnm,s johnson;
J I, Camngion, Admir- H. Canngton,
Watson Reed, Admir-, x. Morrow;
II W. Smith, Admir-, ". Dllafd;
Marearrt Mcdonald. Adun'x, = MoDonad
4. J. NanmslIc. Admir-, J. Bowen:
Sarah Duncan, Adm'x, WA. u Duncan:
Jas. II. 4 Jena Black. Es'rs, wm. Black;
Phobe Nash, Ek'H, 4. Nash,
Up lrt,, EN'r, !. o. H. Cole;
Elijah Ferguson, Admir-. Jno nni,ou;
sam. Young, Guafd'n, NJ J. Rochester,
Mm. CLARK, GuafJ'n, joshua Enqua's hon;
Therefore notice is hereby given IN accordauc,
with Law 10 all persons Interested in said settle
mrnis to come forward aud ir exceptions 10 sai,
accounts II any they have On or before the sccon,
day Of the ncsi term Of said court or they will b,
forever barred hom excepting 10 said accounts o.
any item thereof
Trsie' - ST. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
STATE or ARRlNS4S, I

ST1TE or IRhIASiS, !
County, OF LAFAYETTE. 4
In the lafayette Guelt Court, IL e8aaeefg
sittiRg, AZ Juig Term, A u lsfs
lOh Jalg, 4 d lsii
James $. puaa, Complainant
a.
Dennis pailre aud the iisifs O,iFiaal BIZ
OF lholnas II llayle, dee.
Defendants
tAMb the complainant by lllghlower Ais 90.
" lleilor aud i appearing to the caurl thai
Ransom Pilot aud Elizabeth his wife, John rVt.
neF, john Dawson aud Sarah Di yson bis wIi..
James ailgoFe aud MarY kignrc hs wife. lamsa
Turner, John Nandetsan mud lan- Mandsrsaa l..
wife, abage named delendaHia, are noa.fezIaanis
Of the state Of Arkansas. On motion Of the SAL
james s Deus, il is ordered that publieaiIon b.
made in the Washington Telegraph, ntEsn4pI r
printed IN the town of Washington, In the stafs
OF Arkansas, tof twa weeks IA snccesslaa the Ia
Insertion to be at least eight weeks beIafr tn
next term uf this court. notifying them Of lht
Pendehay Of THIS snit, ani that unless they ap-
pear hafe an or before the thifd day Of the nesi
term d this court, to commence on the if.i dav
ol January ISIS, aud eAeepl, plead answer o.
deunf 10 the oomplauauls bill Of complaint, tn,
sans vii be taken as confessed against them.
aud tie prayer thereof dsef.ri accufdInH1y--
Aud ihis cause Is cuuliauad
4 tfee copy FUN the faodnI
AllHss JESSE DOUGLASS. eIefl
Sept :. ll-aw
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

4 nrlNrEcrING Fun. An important
discovery has Just been made by a Mr.
Lcdoyen, who has published statement
respecting What be terms "DisiniecIing
FLUID" 4 report on The subject has been
presented To Parliament, and experiments,
founded upon this report, have been order
ed to be tried.
According 10 Mr. Lcdoyen's statement,
the fluid disinlects night soil, not destroy.
in, but Increasing Vegetation, more paItic.
ularl, as regards agriculture, completely
prcyenlng The d,easc in potatoes when
Inc land /, manfred with disinlroied night
s,H. II di-iniects hnspiial wards Of 20, 80
ma. also cellars, wAler closets, ''in 1u''u' ,,,
inps infected by impure gas'es' IL alsln
csc,s ,nilor. suffering p~dh fever on board
y, y ,s.,sl, /, .l,u ..slniect ships at SEA and
" s,. ,.s',.' ,,',,,,'.ae Il disinlects patients
II ar, y a'om injections disorders aud
..',Js, s"nef, also dead bodies, so that they may
oe kept nearly a month also different parts
of the body can be KEEP, ior tho purpose OF
- Saturday Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

A CnALLENGE.-Goo. Law, Esq, the
owner Of the North river steamer Oregon
offers to run against he llendrick Hudson
over the same route recently run with tho
c. Vanderbilt, or any other agreed upon
for two thousand dollars against one thou
sand, or u tho above amount should he
deemed insufficient, he will offer, in add
,ion. as follows $1,000 to S2O0O, 5000 tc
s25Oo. $4,000 tc $4,000, S6OO0 10 $3.50
esuO0 to $4,000, ., one hundred dollars tc
seventy five on any amount up to hGy
thousand dollars. II ei'eer OF the above
arc accepted, Mr.: ba" offers to run the
Oregon Nth only nre ~Heel against the
81. Lhiis RueWc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

MYsrERious.-Wc have received by lh
steamship Fanny letter from our Ner
Cruz correspondent dated the 18th inst, I
which be says that an extraordinary Ell
press was despatched that morning at
o'clock by the English consul TO ovrftak
Gen. Scott. Our corrrspnnlunt ptesum'
that something very important must ha'
been despatched. lor the regular EnglisI
courier, the best express man in the world
was expecting 10 20 up the following da
upon the arrival, then expected, ol the Eng
lish steamer Conjecture was busy as Il
the nature of the despatch. One can hard
ly AVOID cnnnnc'ing the purpose OF The mes
ssnuef with the anticipated arrival OF Pa
II ics. Having rIst learned that the ARM
Of Gen. scott had commenced lie march
II might have been the design of The Brii
ish consul 10 delay il by some means 10 give
time for Paedes 10 60 up. This would sho"
n more intimate connection oi the EnglIsl
government with the return Of Parcde,
than we have a right to charge upon groundi
ut all eqni,ocal. But what could have
been the necessity for despaicbng a specIa
courier on the l3lh 10! which we have NJ
doubt whom the regular courier was l'
leave the following day Every thing in
dicaling British comPlcity with the return
Of larodes should be lnycsligalcd'-N u
Pidyuiie.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

Is Tow.-Yosterday morning the corpse
Of drowned man was found floating in the
river opposite this city, by some persons in
a skill who cast rope around il, brought
il to the shore, and made it fast 10 the ruddel
Of the illinois. Tho Coroner was at once
sent for, but before he arrived the Ilino.
had backed out, sud taken her departure
for New Orleans, corpse and allI
81. Louis PsgtGe,
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

CoNrLIcr or JuRIsnIcrinNs.-.lt seeia-
that il is not yet settled whether Texas hc.
,ond tho Nusccs is Texas OF not. The
United States Quancfmasier there (Mr
EasllAnd) insists upon tho United State.
military law jurisdiction, aud the Teas
srli constituted authorities ihefr insist Up
on having their own jurisdiction. In lhl.
eon1et Of claim. there have been seriou,
difficulties, as we see by a correspondence
ia the New Orleans Bee.
The QpahermG ster has TAzed to the
ground the houses OF five fisherman, and
han.hed them from Point Isabel. whose
only guilt, ii is said, was their procuring
iire arms. lie imprisoned another man
Tor being dunk, aud then sent him, fsy'
the writer, 'lrom his own ndiire State tt
New orleans" Finally. the QuarlermaS
tel ,cni the Deputy Sheriff of Poin, Isabel
and his Two Assistants, 10 Vera Cruz, ioi
enareins Ihoir own Texas Law, We pre-
sImc. National hhligeacrr.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

SILVER ANp MoWG CoprgR NV JEa
slY.--A farm lying in the neighhpfhoo1 oi
Princeton. at Rocky lIill. was recently As.
cetianrd to contain ri,h vein Of copper
ote. and It was forthwith purchased by a
minin, company for $4,000. The RI.
NOR. now are that the copper is exceeding
/, rich, aud that ia opening this mine a vein
Of silver has been detected in connection
with the copper, which yielded 90 percent.
of pure metal. Under IEese circumslanc.
es IN. larm has suddenly Increased very
much in value. and II is said that 100000
could moi buy it.--Sat Cowir.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

nHAn OF fasgnAN.-'rhe murderer o.
the Van Ness family. died, on tho alsI
inst, in tho Jail ai Auburn, n. Y. Many
persons called to see him during the three
or four weeks preceding his death, and all
agree that whatever may have heen hi.
mental faculties al tho limo the erine was
committed, he was at that time II perfect
idial.-LouisrHe comid.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
REMOVAL,

FENliE Subscriber takes th. method OF inform.
u ing his friends aud customers, that he ha.
removed his store To The brick house formally oc.
ouprd by Prescott 4 Belts, where will hr iound
general assortment Of Dry Goods Clothing,
Hats. Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Nc., at prices 10
suit the times The rublic are respectfully Ia.
yited to call and examine he stock
l.. H. COLLINS
Fulton, August liih, lsl7-3G-y
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

SERVED lin RlGnf.-The Courier & Enquirer
having very properly exposed some Of the NAL.
practices Of VI Leeonte, the agent of tho French
steamers, the latter met Col Webb In Wall street,
and attempted 10 SPIT in his face; On which, the
Colonel knocked hun down with his walking stick,
cutting him pretty sever ly on the head, aud then
quietly walked on, leaving NJ Leeonte "alonc In
his gloy;'-N O. Balieiia
The Courier Enquirer, in regard 10 NJ, Le.
eonte says
"ol that pefsonags we know little. and care
less but we have charged, and are prepared 10
pI0re, in a Giuii or Criminal Court, that he did
write IN relation TO our city authorities, gioss de-
lheFate and malicious ialsrho0d 10 his Directors
And that he did deliberately, and with intent
10 rob, break open a package intended for the
steamer Union, which was not addressed To him,
aud Of which he only obtained possession by rra-
sou Of his being the repuied agent Of that steam.
ef-t.us riolaiiHg a sacred trust. aud making
himself ameniabls to fas asd imprisonment
winch We by no means promise shall not yet be his
fate II We hear fmneh more from him.
"'fhr Franoo.Ameriuan says, NJ Leoonte is
not madmda We believe H. Hut -four charges
be true, he Is a eaasumats kHaue, and, to expose
his knaycy and punish his insolenee, a. well Us
10 protect 0m pfaHfris asi render safe lH future,
Hlfkags irdHs#liisib bg French steamsfs, we took
upon odrseyes the iask Of exposing him
In another aHtele, the Courier SAYS.
when gentleman friend Of ours--cNllrd
upon han in brhalf 81 many of our merchants, To
inquire whether Il was not possible Ia make an
arrangement by which letters for France might
b paid here, his reply was--.Na. and IS tAs
fsta.t of yaHr uaft4less GsrsramsHita and after
fuHlrr conversation, he closed with the remark
-" Your mete4aats hare oalg "a thank rouR
DAMNED HAsu.lif GOVERNMENT SIX years ago
| Impressed upon them the Necessity nf an inter.
national arrangement, and they would not listen
IA me.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

4 Nss Kind Of CotiOa,--Onc discovery often
lrads to auolher aud science in seeking to test new
experiments has not unlrrquently fallen upon
hitherto unknown aud exceedingly valuable results.
Id seems that this truth has very recently bccn
fully proved in the proper preparation OF gun cot
ton We learn from the Medical Journal that a
physictan ~ Georgia, in recently attempting 10
Iorenarr run cotton from receipt sent him by a
brother physician, was unsuccessful, and found to
his aslonishment that hls cotton would neither eS-
,ode nor ignite. being anti.jnfammlbe. On in.
,r,lpbtinr. to tud out the cause, he found that he
IIrd moi used the right acid, muTIutlc acid we sup
,ose. llccpcltcd the process, and the result was
| a. same; so that he claims 10 have discovered q
Method Of rendering cotton incombnslble. he
avs that this cotton eau be prepared WIN l''le
,,nense. a. hc has tested the mi,lersulliconlly to
| nav that il can bo manufactured into cloth the
st and texture Of the cotton being not in tho least
injured, but capable Of being made into clothing
slh as much eass as from the common material
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

Silariss Of Nep York Jadgss-By the new
regulation, Judges of tho Superior Court are TO TO.
eeiye SO u week; Judges of the Common Pleas
$50 a week each, aud Judges Of the Supreme
Court $40 a week eaeh,
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

ANren5fE of BugNA NsrA.--James
). Jcuuisan, who was On the bloody taltlt
oI Buena Vista, related 10 us yesterday,
The following anecdule TIM, occurred at the
Time, or At ieasl gained errdrnce with the
soldlefs.-tia. Commercial.
Ga thu dat Of the bauip ii Bucna Vista.
and at the tune when the 81 Indiana fegi.
ment vas under lul retreat. one oi the men
came aefoss a private belonging to the
Arkansas Cavalry, who was Wounded and
unable 10 get of the field. lie had dis.
mounted from his hutse, aud was lying on
the ground Al the tins The lndianan came
along. The Arkansa. man upon seeing
the lhdianian asked hun Il he would help
him on hls haIse again, which was standing
some twenty OF ,huly yards oil; the ludi.
anian, gad to gc,lhr chance Of riding oil
the dcid, consented aud catching the horse
helped The Arkansas man on, he, the lnli.
anian. getting on before. While they were
leaving The deld, a eannan ball from the
enemy battery took of the head Of the
Arkansas man, bat the lndianian, so intent
was be On getting oil the held, did mol
notice i. pom arriving at the doctors
quarters. ha Has asked what be VA. going
10 do with the man hehind him' IL re.
pied be brought him IN 10 &c, hIs lfs
dressed. why, sif, replied the do tor,
"he has his head shot of The lndanian
cast bis eyes bshind hun aud gaEcd at The
bloody stump for minute, and replied
"Wh,, the ID liafl he told ne he vas
only shul IN the lrgln
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

Now ding Btoas .
fl'llE subscriber would respectfully inform tho
! pablc generally, and particularly parents
aud raanIans wishing 10 educate Their children
and wards al tins plaee, that be- has apeued a
haanllng llouai Ia the large two STORY building
laleiA oeuupiod by Mf l. Nance, Tot tie accom-
maiiiI5u Of studeals and other persons wishing
private b9anlIng be Is now prepared Ia. ac.
sallaasiaie twenty I've az thiny haanlffs, and
pledges himscli thai his fare and attention to the
eamiarls Of hs gurais shall not be uiefaf to the
hrsi IN the place. Nh hay who has much "a.
fsfHurn Ia That lns, VII eantinlly attend little
Ffls aud Young laiiss, ala may be- placed under
her ehaIsf while attending sohoul Tie following
tate u changes ate - low that certainly no one
can complain on that account
taf Roafl'ns, lodging, Washing candies and
ite.aood s. Ol PEI month Or ) 10 per session Of
i've mouihs ons hall payable iHraFltly ia adj.
Sanes Transient taahlrfz received on terms
equally accommodating
G. + RAY
Washington, sept 1T. lsl7. 3s=u
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

The Philadelphia Inquirer says that krl'
logg, the painter, came home in the Wash.
ington steamer and brought with him Pow.
rrs' Statue ol the Greek Slave.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
Lafayette Academy.

rHNill: next session ei the Lafayette Male aud
4 Female Academy. Will commynee sn Mou.
das. the 9th oi September. J. VI lluus. Pnnci
pal. Mn. llogE, Assistant. Terms Tor sssson, "a
9eeks
Spelling snd Reading, $40.
Arithmetic ana other ordinary English
studies, Is.
Mathematics aud Languages, 20.
Iews,illc. August -, lsi5--3L
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

IowA.-rhe llrss ,aran,it. IN the Iowa
Legislature, aeroriIn. ~ correspondent
nj the journal Il Commerce have brru
filled ly the election OF one Wig aadtw
l.ocolaru,-as heiorr. Ii this report b,
true, it Is still doubtful which patty will
have the United States Senators. The
journal" questions the accuracy Of It's cor
respondent. and thinks thai lAe Democrat,
have g,,"sJ onr mrmber, Just enough 10 TO.
verse the state ol pahics IN the House, by
giving lh"m tscniy member. aud leaving
lhs Wings but ninctecn.-Na'i5nH iaiei,
iig,arCg,
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

ELoprNrNr.-i Clergyman OF Virginia
hos me, oloped with young girl, iearlng
IJ, M wiCe and children behind. The par.
lies are snid to be in Baltimore at The pres
cut time,
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
A NRRlTABLE BRurn.-We b,vs rsrelv

A NsRlrABLE BRurE.-We have rarely
seen any thing equal 10 the dcspicablo ma
lgnlly oil tho following, from the Iowa
Statesman, democratic paper. Any Of
our contemporaries who may exchange with
IT, we hope will give the name, "lhc human
name, oil the fellow, aud pass Il round, that
no may receive the eseefalion Of Nil honest
men, Thus to insult such man-n such
a manner for such a eause aud undera all
circumstances Of the case, argues great de.
Pravily of heart, Every respectable paper
IN the Union, without distinction as to par.
iy, ought to at once strike him from their
exchange list, aud we hope every whig pa.
paf will not fail 10 do so. We turn with
loalhing from such a creature;
~ o. Bulletin.
And then might Henry Clay well Ell,
claim, My sou Is wearled of life Then
Then let hun know--lal him be- assured
that they arc NJ other than the just Judge,
menls ot God ovcHaking him Tor his viees
aud iniqlilies. Ills complaint OF misery
was enlilled 10 ~ compassion, Nay, they
wufc sinful, because they were from a sin
iul soufua--iiom a lniui broken and de
bauchel by luxury aud corruption. lie is,
therefore, the author oil his avn misery, by
having thrown away upln tho vices and
lolirs bf The word, thai power Of mind
which Gnd had bestowed upon hm iur nn.
bier purposes"
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

The total receipts at New York, by the
Hudson river, from the opening OF naY'ga'
ton to Friday last, we're 1,6O2,776 bbls'
ol whcni -four, i,27l,5l2 bushels OF whed''
aSd 2,1O3, ,O52 bushels Of corn
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

We should Ike to see the n5ufPaRsf that would
suit cyrry bady. II would be safuslyy. SuaH
a thing never did NOT never eau have a place
among thiags Of earth, Yet thousands orc aslaa.
iahsd ibai the piper 10 whiah liiay afe "a subsafi-
Der, does uoi contain iust suah aTa'rs tbry ike
to read bIsi unr experts mafai sssays, another
love tales aud miscellany, another miHl sad au.
scd,rs; aaaihef looks luf ssfmea, Whilr Al
wondrf that iasif particular Taste Is not suited
never lof a nomaHt suPpo,ns that an editor caters
lor ihg mental appelii,s oi thousands.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
NOTICE

IL. Prsans indebted 10 the sihle Of IaeaI
4 n hastaid deed, arc frqaesis to maks IN
mediate payment
JOHN q. HIGIIrOWER.
Adm d, hnnis non.
aiay 30. lsI7. as
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

GREAT CONSPIRACY Ar RoaR.-A con,
spirncy against the Papal Government had
been discovered at Rome, which was To
have taken place on the l7lh, the annivef-
sary olihe amnesty. Paid agents were ID
have created an alarm among the multi.
ludes assembled on the occasion, aud Ia
have thrown daggers at the feet Of the sol.
diers, To induce belief thai il was intended
10 murder them. Fifty malelaelors were 10
have been let loose from the prisons into the
Piazza del Popolo, shortly belnre the Ere.
works, in order to occasion confusion.
The popular chief Cioerrnaeehio discov.
cred the whole on the 10Th. The people
Immediately demanded the suspension olihe
feast, aud the Pope having ordered the i'm
mediate armament OF the National Guard
upwards of 20a0 oI the mn.l respectable
citizens applied to the authorities lor arms,
aud succeeded in maintaining public lran.
qhilily,
Cardinal fcrreli, the new Secretary of
State, arrived at Rome on the l6h. The
people received him with aeeIsma,ion, and
In the evening there was general .lumin
alton. Tie iifst act ollhe Cardinal was Ia
dismiss an eiile Monslgnal Gfas.elin', the
Governor oI Rnme, allowing hun only t"en
" four hours 10 quit the city. NJ. Grasse
lini opposed M resistance, aud instantly set
oul ior Naples.
Colonel ffrddi escaped at the mohenl
some National Guard. entered his house Ia
arrest him, They found hi. sefsan, hum
ing papers with So much precipitation that
they set on fire tho curtains of hs bed
chamber. Captain Muzlarell aud Ber.
lola were apprchendei, aud the founef
would have been murdered hy the populaes
had not Prince AleAanlfn Toflouia an1
pnincr kosbeliusi nlerIrtel. The broth
rr Gaiana had made hs esHapa. N.rlous
other PERSONS had been arrested, aud the
disclosure ol the prisoners, aud the papers
seized in fheif possession hal already
thrown much Ilshl on The conspiracy
Baslna Rambler.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
STATE or ARklNSaS

CouNff or llEMHfflD
oaias Of the Clsrk uf hs Hempsieai Circuit
Court On The cAdaesfg SIDE thereof Ia udeaiioa.
September 6tA. A, D. ISL.
siephsn Bunam, Petitioner.
Susan Bumam, Defendant Dlnafes
sE'iliS day came the said petitioner by Field,
hia solicitor, and filed his petition herein,
praying 10 be divorced from the bonds Of malf.
many suhilsling between himself and the said
defendant. Aud 4 Appearing rom the affidavit
Of the petitioner that the defendant Is a non.
resident Of ths STATE. II Is onlrrrd that publication
be made notifying the sad defendant that unless
she BE- and appear by herself or attorney OIL or
hatefe tie llird day Of the next term OF the Hemp.
slead eifruIl court, At A court 10 be holden At the
courthouse ID tho laRn Of Washington, in said
county,, on the third Monday after the fourth
Monday Of January nett, aud answer the petition
Of the sid petitioner the same will b. taken Tor
eonifssad against her aud a decree entered ao.
eafdinsy Aud ii Is further ordered that lhis
nfdsf hg ub'shrd ia the Washington Talearanh,
a newspaper published IA the State Of Atkansis,
taf iWa weeks by tAn suerefaIve weekly iasrr.
tea., the lasI ol which 10 be four weeks belore
tue nfN term Of tbs epufi
fesig I. SANDERS, Clelk
a true copy from lle feeond
fesla' = I SANDERS. Clerk
saPi : 1g.2w
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15
MARRIED.

In Columbus, on Tuesday 7lh lust, by the Rev.
J. Custer, Nc J. 4 Cobb 10 Miss Sarah Ann
daughter Of VIM erablfee, Esq, Of Columbus,
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