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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23
BY THE MIDNIGHT SO[-THGRN FAIL


The s,Io,r,n- ctr spp.ars Do yesterday 3 Va
toral TsuUizsues- .. s, only Pity 'hs' inc @111
should have fels !; necessary 20 hsvs noU'9o 'Dy
Mr. Foo:s. nou.eu.e though Re seaa'o' u '-'
Uaiei states g..
To rsy FDrroRs: Respect for the eensIe,
where reuisrk. we're made s5asivs o. iHys N.Y., -
. I-th instant induces me & mske tae I'-'"-7
.,,..,i,, va, thsf Rave ssid that our 10
..,tp,iro. rl never be vei and wisely ana - :
fully maintained srd anisieieI -. - bssr
,Iass.- - cal moral u11trce can oe oiuteI. - -
- c--.----e-t- Who dar-s . denouces nc
A. a-,ed candid sies OF the lrfai o. lleA'
country a. mere priz- tshter- le =, = ia
s,hfer,@ "a. never used By me % refer =. =, -
dlvi1usl. ne lght % MAKING u - MO
ls,e candidates icr The PresiieIey re''r en''''N
ny mind 49,, g. n-vai uo1n Con.
-, ~ 49, rs,Trisry supp IS Should oe volsd
TO- re rnsneinsncs Of this war. II oFdrr tna' We
Government mghi - forced ~ ~, y. ~ t5s
OF sar 70 withdraw our victoul-s rus. ,,.-s
/ .en-riy's country 10 disgrace, e - ,..t I
t - > .,,.,,-.-, ~ srv ore NJ friends Any" lnA
was oppose 70 the Withholding OF slpF - ., a
The inird accusation VA. that u1oeI''oN =. -
i@-s,s s-,.s ,ior before u had yet been snoih'e1
1 r decision. and watch n NJ W" AN-H - -,
than sslv 10 be presented for decision IN sc -
/ where ne 80, with others for the d'eua.- e . -
judicial duties. &c Iai' ..gPo'e 49, 80 ysntle
To- .ritt.n ~ me ct summer % four or I'VE .'"'
men 4 ,nd 10 Ohio Vto urged me- 70 PEI MS -
name % be- brought before The aalAlo
dec'iug thsi honor and N answer 20 o',s' - -
letter stated 40 nesry a. can reco4ir.N '.-y ..
not being before me- that slavery existed ~ 'l..s
OF the locsl lap and cons cncriy e'eo ny -
sith1t. the sanction ~ las ms hi1 DeeH 49,
/ bv .eg.rsl Judicial decisions. snd supposed vas
doubted bv no one In the c,se Of Graves ana >lausn,
II recognized BY the lltses ioHo"hs inc 'uau %
ouiniop and w.. held thai the commercial power
Of Consre.. did not extend % the .ave .sde smons
the Stsies that Congress hsd no wei oNeI VOC -
.r, and that q, belonged exclusively q the respective
-is-e. A,a political question which e'n never come
before the Supreme Court eSpre''ed yset oppose
70 the extension Of Slavery. Ias, 80 TAR n esn re-
/ collect was the substance ct the communieaton
The gentleman 70 whom the lfisr Vas addressed -
far =. remsmber. did DOT Represent others sL1 gu
no, consider the publication % the leittr as hsecsAy
II W.. not written with that view. but there wss no re-
/ strcfian IS 20 its publication -, l., -
some two or three other letters were written 10 IN.
,uer 10 letters received snt were published without
! nv permission snd scsnst my wishes us Is zoe
A., ls,,e- a. fsr A. now remember that have VIII
! ten for publication within RTE two lsst years AsaSt'
zen claim the ght sud shall exercise u OF iofni'ns
and expressing my opinien % public essures.
January 90 le49 JUN MCLEAN
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Thing.in philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Nonisy,

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Monday. Jan. p
Yesterday morning girl named Mary Price
AGED about years was badly burned by her clothes
catching IRE from the stove =, ter residence In the
rear Of No Al Moysmensing road below Carpenters ST.
Her mother while attempting 20 eItugush the 'me',
was severely burnt Her brother also nad DIS hands
severely burn, endeavoring to save her The LITTLE .if
finally rsn screaming into the street where M
Wolfe threw carpet around her and extngusned tne
FIRE TWAS thoug ht the girl could not survive
Kah-ge-ss sah-bowh tse celebrated indian chiei nss
lust returned from the South. sud addresses meeting
this evening At the Chinese Museum.
The Flour market !. sill quiet and nominaliy held ~
s. Is but good brands only are selling ~ mat price
snd the demand IL tor home Corn meal no sales
Rye Flour 200 hJ's. sold ~ g 10. Wheat noihpg
doing Corn continue a. 90 cts. for Pennsy IVA
MIA Yellow Osts are wanted AZ 80 80 cts Tor south
ern and Pennsylvania. Cott0n-NOthing new ana
bushes. dull Sugar /. bringing full prices 200 hhds
new crop New Orleans cold on private terms FroVi-
sions-But little passing hands. seeds All qule'
Freghts without activity. Whisky steady at % cts
for bbls. -
sA1Es OF srocK,-Frat Boards 900 City 6s N,
ssi "A North American Bank, l2l o schuy XII b.
4 $500 Ches & Del Csnsl O.. e5. = Beaver Meadow
Rd %; 50 Reading RI II s3s5 Lehlgh Interest on
80 Mech Bk, 26i 5000 state 5s, ~ sl50o L. . Loan
g. G.. 100 100 : Bank, -.
Second B9ard-2OOO Sch. Nav. Sc, 65. 39t 80 sch
Bank {: 100 U :. War Bounty scrip, Jot LIZ
Reading Railroad l2t 10 Beaver Meadow Railroad,
%. 8 30 State Elves = So DO - 1900 do. 1yi
3622 Ihigh Interest 81; 1900 L. : Loan SKIES o.
100 IS Harrisburg Railroad, 81 10 Girard Bank, rs
600 Reading Rsirosd Bonds, f6: 1000 do, 40 l5O0
" So. 81 Farmers aud Mech. Bank, 81 400 CITY
~
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vrow Albasy-U. r. senator.

We learn with regret, from Albany, that some
Wing Members of the Senate are con'prins
agsins, the harmony and succe" Of the Wits
party. by trying TO prevent the usual preliminary
meeting Of the Wing members Of the Senate anc
Assembly for the nomination Of Wing candidate
for Senator Of the United States. We trust thai
the information 10 incorrect Surely there 10 nc
Whie Senator ready to turn Loco foco by enter
ing into any intrigue to defeat the VIII OF inc
people b. Legislative trckery.
Both Houses our State Legislature are largely
Whig. The members Of both were chosen by the
Wing majority Of the People TO meet together to
consult as friends, for the good OF the whole State
and for the harmony and useiulne" OF the Wing
party. We do hope that there is no Wing ready
20 incur the fearful respons bity OF injunng the
cause in which we are oil interested by re'oriing
TO the despicable ticks which we have SO sincere
" denounced when resorted TO by our oppo-
nen,s 1t s the duty of the Wing members
chosen by the Wing voters OF the State, to meet
together according 10 the usual custom to consult
together To indicate tleir wishes 10 express their
preferences and then msgnanimously to yield
personal feelings to the fairly expressed will OF
the majority Any coalition with the opposition
TO defeat the Wing majority will at once aud for
all future time place the actors IN the conspiracy
among the ranks Of the opposition.
We understand that some persons on their own
responsibility, without consulting the majority o.
the Wbig members Of the Legislature, rendered
the nomination for Senator to Governor FISH, and
that he promptly declined it. As true Wing he
eould do nothing else. II is but another proof OF
the ssgac,y of the party in placing confidence IN
him HIS wisdom and patriotism IN refusing 70
become the cause of distracting and dividing the
party who so enthusiastically sustained him as
their candidate for the first office in the State, Will
place that party under deepersense OF gratitude
to him. That gratitude for him will be as lasting
as the scorn which will fall upon those who seek
10 divide the brave forces, who have Just ioughtso
gallant battle and won so glorious victory.
We speak from no personal preferences. We
only entries, that those who have stood together
in hours Of adversely shall not play into the enc
mys hands by .despicable disputes, gendered IN
tho flush of victory We care not who may be
the nominee we shall gladly coincide in the Tan
expression of the will Of the majority of the party
but we kindly caution those who would disturb
and divide US that their conduct will result only
in the merited retribution which an indignant PEG
pie will visit upon those who prostitute the powe
which a oonadins people have temporarily en-
trusted to them, 70 personal pique or seihsh puT
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Important Decision.

frou he s. Loco Nrs Ers, Jsn ii
The Supreme Court Of Illinois, on saturday OF
las, week made the following decision.
Thi. wss en- action Of debt Instituted By Charles
Nclutyre as endor,ee sganst John Preston as m-ker
of promissory note tried in the Pike Circuit Qls)
before Mr. Justice Purple.
Preston gave note 10 the Ocean Insurance Company
OF Boston Mass upon which the suit was brought and
which Was 10 these word.
BosrOs, 18Th u Jan 358.
Value received, prons. 10 pay 10 tho order of he
Ocean Insurance Conf sny I've lnoussnd eosIs on de-
msrd. with interest JOHN fhtotON'
Tpou which note va. n. following Enforcement
Psy,o Charles Melnyre without recourse
tJOfL SCOTT, Secretary"
Upon the trial OF the csuse the plaintiff filed up the
endorsement, % a. 70 make II read As follows
Assigned nv the Ocesn nsura1ce Company to Charles
Mcintyr-, without recourse Joel scou, eeeretAr. IN
behalf of The Ocean IrslTkrce Company
Tne defence the sui vas purely technical consist.
ing ~ seven points. a. follows
Thatunder the ,-nersi-sue ~ss necessary Tor he
sinf 10 prove the Ocean Insgrsnce Company was =
corporr'n ihai tis co1 only done ~ pfoducuoh Of
their ~ lechsrier and rroof " Use under
Thai he p.slnif must prove tho power Of he lnslr-
Company 90 tsk-s pOnssory note hat M must
De deterr ed from Inspection Of their charter ard inst
inasmuch ne chsfie produced referred 10 sressn <
scl be produced or he Coun oud itief q
that ,H- Corporation a. prohibited from aAng PROM.
sOryrOo
s Tnsi he compsny had power TO endorse he no's
Thst psinra COZ nj To have proved that Joel scou
Secretary Of he Company snd bad anthony 20 endorse nc
That he cd not endorse Il 10 The ofihs Company.
Thar he endors was noi II egsl form aud pass
81 Ute % the psinl1
That ih- psuuf bad ri,h 70 q. up me en1osSmsul
| o % make Il vshd
Ths Court below gave Judgment for the defendant
which the Supreme Court reversed deciding II favor
OF the Company o. all TIE points
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Board OF supervisors.. .NoSo,y.J.n y

report presented IN favor Of geuuorins L-sb.
lsur- 10 repeal The paving the Register sssry in
esd Of fe-s and re.,orirg The Old plan u thar o-r 70
cris1g The ices sng psyng bis own CLERKS sc The
pcu amend~ By Elm ar measure a. 10 20 once q
Caurtv C|srs Ad1r'ed
Th-Msyor a. Pr-.der % he Board, reported hat
tie I'm October be dssgnaisd Thomas CoOs ard JOSEPH c.
Han "a fpr the supreme tcsrt IN psce Of
George W >chsrenan ara II mas q Hepburn, vho hsi
been appointed by he sheriff On The h h- 10 spponiei
ia hrhcoc< sffrrts1t ~ho bad previously rem
appointed ~ the sherf On the 9gh &C oher pporiec
Richard ian Gie-on. Eiwsrd Lutte 8 John hdmonc
10 sane Court pisc- u John Peat John ssidmofe -
Horaio y Parker. sppoiuted by he sherf Nr Hsh-t
hsvir declined 20 scf and M FURY Who hsd been pre-
viousy guAtet ha ing died GO ne Ism June, Geo
krSrrey snd Jon Hua hrs were sppoiltei.
The report accepted. and ne appointment u ne en-
Ger. cor II ru ~ frum the dsies named
bill % Mchse STANDBY, fOf c.esnng Court rooms " a.
ordered 10 be psd-
sory tbel, the owner Of the buildings occupied a.
Bonded Warehouse Broadway, ttchaf se.psce and
NeN-si who complains that ih- 70 usuor OF s-q'fN %,
which The huicing assessed too high &c Are-ff-d
sut he Soart 81 'Ournef
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By rHE CsE OF seHgNcXs PvLNosc sYRUP-Dr J. n
ochLScN Having O-ea cured n confirmed bronchial con
Sumption oy he Use OF your Pulnorc syrup deem IL my
duty publicly 70 STATE. had DOT been well for several
years .nd ss rs from The Effects Of cold had dst-ss
ns eoase attended -a great difeul,y Of bfesshng-so
nacn % hat could not lie down Ia bed my appetite
gone DO~es very cosye aud digestion grealy impaired
a. nOihDg scarcely hzl kate would remain upon ny
sel Mas much emacisiec ard bad violent ehl.s, levers
~la ss-s very mach Ike The sgue cannot tes .riOe
slslon s1a sCr-fiags ard when csme out OF The Hoe
pA where ne doctors sad ncurzbe wh oro1c a. A.
eonsln puon, gave up getting well May % my
hlencs 81 Up ose- would 1--we long wn inen heard
" 01f medicine and Of the great cure. bad made
and u Inspired with Of hope ~hich ~ss not dssp
pointed. Your PsmOuic Syrup ~s ne feu edy ny system
wanted IL relieved my cough and procnfri or ms rect
II oOsered the phegm and matter and ensbet ne n rase
freely ard easily Il regulated ny bowels and caused
my food 10 digest vel ara DID Dot ne~t sny PlfssuFe
pls amer commenced asing Il Il alsyc; my ehils and
fever. and stopped ny sweat an well ssishod yoar
Paonle syrup the ouy remedy hat ~oa.d have care.
NJ a. lis eAecfs altogether dr-r-ri from sry
rad use and recommend is becsgs- Il has been
the cAcs Of ssvins my life IRA II GArHs u Pearlst
Prepared bv J. II sCHENCk and for sale 81 his prnci
pal o6es 81 South SIX hs shAadePaa- Price o. pei
lie. ar bottles for y
BusH cLlcxIxtK 81 Bselaysl General Al sns for he
Guy Of NEWTON and y.csr.iy. 10 J.so<
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NKw-YonK LEGISLATURE.

sENArE....ALsANY. Monday. Jar. p
Mr.. HAwLKY reported = oil u iaSoI OF zoe o'1'e
paying Mr NILES $500 for buildings lo't al A'toFs
Long Island.
M ADAMS reported sssins, the petition Of sundry
persons 70 BE- slowed 10 convey SsrsIoga wsnr 10 the
Civ Of New York IN glass tubes, &c
Mr FULLER offered resolution requesting tie sec
retary OF furnish copies Of existing contracts
with printers There are rumofs sroAi OF great abuse
under the present contracts The resolution wss
TIE bin TO extend the time for the collection Of take,
Of l-4. w.. taken up snd passed.
The 5l for the appointment Of Referees 10 the City
Of New York W.. on motion taken for consideration.
Nessrs HAwLEY and FRANKLIS opposed the bill,
and after being discussed for sometime u was ini0F-
msly p<s,rd over
Practise taken up and alter some discussion, re-
jecisd oy Yea 10. Nsys :
A motion to reconsider made and laid on the
table
The h Authorizing the Governor 10 fll vacancies In
public aces not provided for 5y the sixia article OF
the Constitution, wss taken up IN COMMITTEES OF the
Whole
Mr. w,LxrN offered an amendment providing that
when vsczueies during the Session Of the Legs
lSture the Legislature shall 90 joint ballot ~ said Va
csncie. and that per.ons appointed oy ia Governor
msy be removed BY concurrent resolutions he lar
tier consideration u toe 5il as postponed.
The bill res,ing 10 the purchase Of tne Trust and Fire
Insurance Compsny Of New York snd 70 authorize the
village u MiNsmsburgh 10 raise money BY loan were
taken W and passed u i1eir third reading
The hl 10 supply s1iitiorsl Clerks IN the Control.
Ter. OAee, W.. isken Up ioT consideration and re-
jeeted
The BIZ providing FOR the Distribution Of laws among
the poor also rejected
ASSEMBLY
The petition from the Deaf snd Dumb Asylum Of
Ns~-YoIk s,k-ng for N APPROPRIATED OF sl3eO0 10
pay rs De Dts yress uiec
| BILLS REFoKrED-ro incorporate TIE Chsgres and
/ f.nAms Rsil~sy Company Il the City q N-w-lork
sna - incorporate the tienf.ee Wesleyan Seminary.
! TIE second Annusi Report OF the CcmuissoUers Of
Emisraton VS. received AID sid o. ihe table.
The BIZ relative % the payment Of sshi drafts on
presentation recsmmiurd WIKI Instructions 70
| sniend 90 ihs; al commercial paPer shan have the
usual grace On the adoption Of the amendment the
vote ve-y close
Notices Of 5ils gwen 70 provide for the Public
Printing AID 70 isane the duties Of Telegraph Comps
MES
/ Nj DisoswAYs Resolution relative 70 the amend
\ rnsnis OF the EnigTsni lsw v<s taken Up
Mr. SMITH and Cthers, argued the necessity Of the
| Amendments tor the prevention Of fraud The fsr-
thsr cons.oerAiiln OF the resolution ~ss Po.tPoned
NJ IoIlNsoN. eslei up the resolution, cslhng tor
] report Of ~hsi NJ ROBINSON Tie Code Commissioner
had done. and how much salary hsd been drawn. u
moved hat the same INQUIRY BE- nla-e Of NJ. Col
| LIZA M HAwIKY snd Mr. 1KDoS. The Amendment
WAS lost TIE resolution nn.ly carried and ne
I House adjourned.
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MA Rk lE ID .

On resist est ~ Rsv Chss- Capt GEORGE z COL
IlNs rfr. C.s % w. ENELlNE HoNI d nln-n. coor
A. stls y -. il nst Capt Aofshan F-sne .Nr' ~
h-r.l Krs.l
NP, wei us'ou \ ,ih c,Pt F,ac. A'sar sssu, 70
n H~sf sr1
G-@,.slrf 2, ith Hsitaa ". Lous-v r. NJ. sarsh
So Peep Ms Ns.u-t both islstes oi hos !oaa
AZ C,as.s Oho sih a,t Jane. Bosssou TO NJ fa'e-.
A. n,,,s. Ini De- ;, william rAonPeoa to Ms Anant' NJ
C4rrF.
A. Bstan r. = Ia ssh d. Wlsn Norton % Nrs Mar
At,as.,. ga % a,; Re, yola o,dss Ms EAiabsth
7 Nafr-ft
aflourFIr h~f GO Ga De- L. N-pfSe 4fp-f asi
O. VI Afrlsts lores
Al yr,ns, r. NJ De- o. Jobu Htnnsh % Ms N.hss Pt
A. I-ey, q Do De, g. Cob Knapp o. Mss iaoeh IA
si-si of -lamtrr. y \
Freioas Re-. ohare' ATsy % M'' saah Care
I-v.,opu p sih cat " ws'p' -iiof OF thr Va e.
On q mon Nar. .o VI % as1assr Ja>r Niltsts.
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CoSSEcIIorr.-In welcoming the nomination OF
JAMS F. BABoooX for Member Of the next Con
sress from the New Haven and Mddlesex District We
omitted TO speak our judgment prompted OF ths re-
firing Ne rnbeT. Hon sAxvEL P. HCssAKp- Mr.. Hub
bard serving out his second term sad las 9oFne
high character throughout for industry integrity and
siScisncy. he 10 Of csss Of Members more vaa-
able than valued, who rarely or never pHuciPste IN
speaking. but seslve and energetic IN Dong.
We Ike him the better that he arden, ard effective
10 the supper, OF HxSRY CLAY in the canvass preceding
the Philadelphia Nominations We trus; his useful ssd
honorable public career vii not ierriHsie with hls
service IN The House
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By Telegraph 10 The stw-iOrk Tribune.
The Southern Convention Address.

WASHINGTON Tuesday morning CLOCK
The Convention met in Caucus as per adjourn
unept las. evening The session was opened with tie
reading Of Senator Berren's Addre.
Mr.. MASON rose and proceeded to oppose the sd
drss, ss some length lie said ii was nothing more
than mere petition sid not resolution Of right
Mr.. FoorE in lengthy speech sustained the ,d
dress.
Mr.. Brnsrrv here advocated the postponement o
the Convention until the 23d Of FEBRUARY
An.r An animated discussion which was prolonged
70 late hour the question on the adoption Of Mr. Der
rens address taken by yeas and nays ana decided
In the negative by yeas l6-nsys 80
Mr. CALHOUN. address was then adopted oJ yeas
20 uays 10
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I, does seem to u, tha, if snv pursuit on earth

II does seem to US that If any pursuit on earth
ought to subject a man to penal infection, this Of
isbrcs,ng spurious or alultersted medicines
should DO so. Ordinary forgery, burglary. even in.
dyidual murder is not 50 widely injurious. And
yet there are men pursuing or sbetting i who
preserve an outward respectabi.ity and who viii
even talk OF evangelzing those whom they thus
show themselves willing 10 poison FOR psltry gold
The act Of last Session-concurred IN by Free
Trade Senate and President, though in violation Of
Free Trade principles-has already effected great
good, and viii accomplish ye, more If thoroughly
and inAexibly executed. When the Wholesale
jobbers in agony and airophy shall tind themselves
completely headed of at our great commercial
cities We shall have them trying 70 sneak IN Their
counterfeits IN smaller Quantities through The petty
ports Of entry where rigid inspection cannot be
afforded. To prevent this, it may be necessary
to forbid the entry Of Drugs al sny bat tie ports
where inspections are maintained, and 70 double
tho vigilance now exercised az these. But at
whatever sacrifice Of convenience or profit Jet
the importation Of sdutersted Drugs be stopped
wholly and forever.
Thst done, II viii Dehoove the states 20 consider
their duty in the premises, and prohibit the do
mestic adulterstion Of genuine articles and the
fabrication Of spurious. Let every man engage
ignoranty in the drug bushes. at bis peril and
let each de sler be held civilly and crimins4y re-
sponsible for whatever mischief he may DC by
dispensing sdultsrated or spurious medicines -
The enforcement OF such restrictions would be at
tended with some difficulty, but The saving Of an
guish and the retrenchment Of our annual bills Of
mortality would immensely overpay it. We com
mend the whole ,nhiect 70 the regard Of egs.atoTs
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RAILROAD AccIDESTs--We learn from the
RoctHsr A4D,rf,u that on Friday morning ast about
o'clock Tee trsin from the Yves, rsn O. the track Of
the Auburn and Syracuse Road, few miles east Of
Auburn. here switch bad been lets open. The en-
gne thrown entirely OF. and turned Almost Gpslae
down. while the engineer snd 1remen barely escaped
the latter being badly scsdsd Fortunately tnere were
several sghi following the engine hnesd OF the
passenger cara three Of which were almost cemoli'n
Cd, The 1Jgr pork venlson, &c beng scattered over
the ground One freight esr vas thrown q 90 one
side Of the track ana second on the other None Of
The passengers we're injured The engine SAs sreAi
damaged. On Thursday lssi portion OF tae irelgn'
rsin the Syracuse and Uucs rosd rsn OF TIE track
oui We have not learned tie amount OF dsrnsge.
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B I K r II .
DIED.

on Moa8sy m'uus Jan 81. Ann, vie OF Jsms' ifS 10 No
,-th of her .
III trend. a - m-fnh-r. Of Jer-rson lodsv No
a. o oO respectfully ,ed to stt-t The un-s ih. fs
her ate r-.t-r-, - Elm q her
r.,.t-. s - tak-n O. Trinity C-ne'sy for fut-rusnt
Or the lst f.s WILLIAM HENRY Only sou oi william and
N.-rsr.t A~rsrfer ages r1nihs as n saws
ID. relative slutrsDes oi tl@ snf are frfr'lp i'
O. .ffrni .tue-tJ Afternoon Jan - a. -
o'cos h. nom $40 Mlnmrst
Dan a. DELLA YANnERYOoRr. r-ct Of he ai- DAVID an
irrsUcrf. u Ire f@fh yer h-r 80
rt- sat ircntso he family az fn.rc a invited 70 :.
her Weduesty, .l act O'Clock from lef aie
r-sii-1c-. llT Rsnksf . -u.,, =,
Suddenly 81 Or,a.- & the i4th instant Mf RICHARD VI
WHITE iormsry ID Rr.assn Sgd 81 Sesrs
On .e-rre Jsr' O. The foil hope Of blessed ro
to- Mr. MARGARsr EMILY vie of Thomas pean' AM DAGGER
of he l.i. Jscuo s-t'k 10 3rh yesr % her go
TIE sais of the am respectfully nFed % q
Net1-ty VI from her ate f-denc 20
q Horato : WITHOUT isth-r invitation. y
on suad.y uorns JONAS W CONCkLIN 10 the tsh
y-sr ui BIS
Tie 80 smy respectfully requested % attend h-
fner,. tuesday aernooo At oocS ron hs ate Residence No
A ktstT 4t'e
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~ The best hing IN The ~ord-especlsy for the cure
Of An pinPes frecGles szowDes redn-ss, oughues.
erys peas nng~Ofm chsps crscks chsfes, &c. g. IN
dO1Dt7c J. OOuzAuDs hIllln INDICATED Soap aud lst
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