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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

MUSIC AND SINGING.
~ FEHRMANN Professor of Music and SINGING cornsr
~. Of APOLLO and Clio streets. in the Drug EIUIS
store. often his services to the public Of reans
n giving !essons, at very moderate price, the
of teaching the same
N. B.-Best of references given. mo am
ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY
No. los P0YDR.9S Street, .Ner Orleans
open FROM O'CLOCK. "A. M to PM. and
~ FROM 4 to O'CLOCK. P. M. jas
RIFLE AND PISTOL SHOOTING
A MATEUR RIFLE and PISTOL SHOOTERS please
"A take notice that have fitted up SHOOTING GAL
LERY the upper floor the .4stoy House. No. 90
ST. CHARLES STREET. Gentlemen wishing to
practice with their pistols and rifles, or nine can be
accommodated. Any wishing to purchase Hunting
Target Rifles, get them from superior TO all Others
point Of accuracy. ~ Entr9nes threagh TIE Bar
Ja2 HORACE e. DIMICK.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

Owing to the great success and 81 m, To
END safsapanlla number Of men who Were ornely,
EFE sr R nave eqmmenced making Sarsaparia Ert
aiy put i up IN the same shaped bottles and some Of
m anG s0p sdd our sSad they
Principal Offce ia E sJou,d oe avoided III
i n9rk ksdng Co. State street, Boston; Dyott
s?s 'nor SECOND street Philadelphia; s. Hancs
XII, DaumoIe Cohen. Charleston; los south Pse
hfalDany McGraw. Natchez~and BY ali he pi.e
ggzs and Merchants generally throughout the VI
states. West Indies and the Canadxs -
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres strse, !
1o1osAeant. NoW Ofleon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
e.: HATON,

q 4 "A ~ II IL An Il ~ u MILL
,oHNER OF HERCULES and CALLIOPF Streets
~ New baSIn-keeps constantly hand general assoL
Asse-Dfessed Flooring. Ceiling and Weatherboardine
Lumber Sawed and Dressed to order at the shortest
A~'ise' d2l 6ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

SMALL STEAM ENGINE :
ENOK SALE-A small and beautifully finished ENGINE
nearly new and in complete order. for sale Ii was
manufactured in New York. and of about or one and
nan hofae power. For terms etc.. aDDy at this &C. o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end of .NeD Shell Road.
THE undersigned has inst reed and opened the above
L well-known and faVOite establishment, and in -
tends to make it. in every respect worthy of the pat sss
ronage of his friends and those WING wish to enjoy Ax
pleasant drive of the elegant and saubous
treats the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
in the best ORDER he will have boats out at all times to keep
his table supplied with the nny tribe, fresh from their
home. He will also be at all times supplied with de-
septon of wild game and all the decacies that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors and
wines. with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
"COme one. come all. ld2O 6ml DAN HICkOk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

NEW WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.
WE in receipt of large and splendid stock OF
w Gold and Silver, Lever. Lepine and Deuplex .~q
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and Swiss t@SM
mapufactuIe. Also, Jewelry, Sill e. d.
sns psSt sSs c GGd Pens and Fsnoz
Goods We particularly invite the attention Of ladies and
SELECTED by ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city
KNOWLES NOEL, 35 Canal street.
N B.-OuT personal attention will be devoted repair
ing description of fine Watches Clocks Jewelry etc.,
which shall perform satisfactorily charge.
nou X. Il N.
CROCKERY AND CLOCK STORE.
sE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
Il has REMOVED to his NEW STORE, 251 <q
CT yW7GAZL.NE street, four doors from st. t6sA
soseRn street Thee ssS b !G99d sEge
- cry. To all Clocks sold and repaired at this estab;
lshment will be given written guarantee that they will
perform we'll and should they the expectations OF
the purchaser the money will be returned in all cases
Ley Particular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS in
any part of the city.
OH 3m J w KING. 251 Magazine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15
RESTAURANTS, &c.

ST, LOUIS HOTEL. New Orleans.
HIS extensive establishment ready for the accom-
l. mediation of Boarders and the Travelling Public. -
Thorough and complete have been the repairs EssssE
having entire from top to foundation. Esk-A
Furniture ALL NEw-seected with a to the
comforts of its patrons. T. G. JOHNSON,
d295W e. R. DODGE,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

II, AprlI
has been the through Providence saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became
night sweat and was greatly debiated and reduced and
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- lam now able to walk all over the city raise 10
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servan.
WIN. RUSSELL, Is Catherine e.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

CANKER IN THE MOUTH.
Below is an account of another child saved. Dr. Towl
sends Saapaa has saved the lives of thousands of chi
dren The following two certificates selected from gsa
number received this week NJ v,, All, 10.
Dr. Toaonsend-Dear Sir. One of my children was vsy
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t dying. Iobtaned soms Of
excellent medicine, and cured directly for winch aun
You feel very grateful. Youn, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER. DesbfossessG
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-15

BOARDING HOUSE.
III GRApTER street. 5etaoeen st. Charles and Caron
deLet streets door from the of CarOadelet
M KS WILSON, Gate of "a Bienvile street, respect
1Vl FULLY informs her friends and the public generally
that she continues in the above eligible location
ped by her during the last year. She has had her
House thoroughly reted and prepared for the accommoda
ton 4i gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patronage
she hopes by diigent attention to the comfort and
venIence OF her patrons and receive continuance
NJ Tyr d&w
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
Child Birth.

A voluable Scientific Work. upon tie wIjeet of
CESSATION and Child Birth. by r. &. GgIssEER,
NJ. D., late Of Paris, just published in NeW
York by the Author.
Price Twenty snvs Cents.
THNHIb WORK contains recently discovered in
D. formation upon subject OF the highest i'm
nortance To Married Persons, or those contelDpla
ting Marriage.
il will be found of special value 10 those whose
meaDs health or other circumstances do not per-
nit them to increase the number OF their family.
wilhout great Inconvenience. suffering, or perhaps
risk of life. method Of avoiding these troubles
aud dangers. at will, (recentIy discovered by
celebrated French Plysicisn.) is fully communi-
Gated III this work. 50 that any person may avail
himself of il at once, without cost. The means Of
prevention here set forth are therefore within the
reach of ALL The process is new, safe, iIIiallible,
convenient. simple, and cannot injure the health
OF the most delicate.
CAurIoN.-Sume speculator has clandestinely
(under another name e)pubhshed an imitatinn,( (bear
ing tfe same title,) which, besides emitting THE
MOST IMPORTANT PORTIONS OF it, dupes the cred
ulous out of oNE DOLLAR, when ihe price is TwEE-
rY.FlvE CENTS for the genuine, full. and complete
Work.
Copies of this work will be sent in close en-
velope, single letter postage to any part OF the
United States, for 25 cents sent, postpaid 10
DR., R. g. Geissuer, Box 24j6, Office 1874 Liberty
Street, New York.
NB.-No Bookseller allowed to sell this work.
December Is, 1876. T. 4m32
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
NENs RY THE hIAaARA.
y TeleRrdpk-For az Seiot0 OaEens


The splendid fast.running Cunard
Royal mail steamer Niagara arrived at
Boston, on Sunday last, having left Live.
erpOOl on the eth ult.
IRELAND.--The melancholy intelli.
gence is. that the Judges of the Queens
Bench have unanimously decided against
Smith o. Brien and his COmpatriots. o..
Brien will. it is said, appeal to the House
Of Lords. Meagher has resolved to sub.
nit to his fate.
FRANcE.-A vice President Of France
has been elected. The motion for dis
solving the National Assembly carried.
Eleven war steamers are being pre-
pared at ToulOn. tits rumored that they
are destined for an Intervention in favol
Of the Pope. Doubtful.
Two hundred thousand muskets have
been ordered from the several manufac
tories; revolutionary clubs are forming il
Paris. and are quite active;and an uneas.
feeling generally prevails.
The defect in the French budgetwill b.
one hundred and fifteen millions q
francs.
The conspirators ofJune are to be trie'
forthwith.
RoME.-Advices from the Papal State
are unsatisfactory. The Pope continue
an exile, and the Provisional Govern
ment appear firm. A constituent Assem-
bly, has been summoned.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

CURIoUs ISyEsrMESr.-one of the most Gu
rious investments about to be made ia California
from New York. is hotel building has been
prepared, complete in all its parts, and shipped
on board vessel bound for San Francisco i
will accommodate 200 persons when finished AL
its furniture goes out with it, beds and bedding
carpets, and tho fixtures ofa first rate hotel. TIL,
entire cost of this venture is 10000 A gentle
man of high worth and much experience goes ou
in charge Of it We can imagine the satisfaction
with which the new hotel will be hailed by tn,
mlionaires of California,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

The LARoEST LIBERTT.-The Senate Of Indi.
ana, on the 9th ullimo, adopted resolution in.
struCting the judiciary Committee to inquire III
to the exPediency OF so altering the civil and &C.
clesiastical laws Of thut State Us to render the
marriage covenant void at the option of the par.
ties. and that man and wife may abandon each
other at pleasure The mover OF this resolution
was Mr.. Evans, of Henry County.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

HOMELESS BoYs.-The New York Sun says
there are over 1000 boys in that city, who are
homeless and uncared for. They live by rum
ming errauds, carrying trunks, and committing
petty theits The larger part of them sleep night
ly in boxes, unoccupied boats and coaches or in
areas and entries Seldom indeed, do they enjoy
the luxury of bed. When the state of their f.
nances will allow it. they dine at the cheap eating
houses, or at the still humber coffee and and cake
stands. When they have no money, they beg,
or steal, or starye."s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

TRAVELLING ON RAILROADS in Massachusetts
has become as familiar as riding in omnibusses,
and people arrive in Boston from places at consi-
derable distances, transact business, and depart
homeward, with no more concern than one would
bestow upon walk from the Delaware to the
Schuylkill. One instance ofthis is to be noted in
the fact that in the list of members of the Legis-
lature, fifteen Senators and ninety.two Assembly
men are set down as boarding Eat home"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
AsTEAMERi A STEAMER,

The good citizens of Chillicolhe and
Circleville, especially our friend of the
Scioto Gazette, are highly elated at the
advent to those places ofa Steamer, which
took advantage of high water and really
performed daring trip.
Hooking, also was up and boomin &
few days since; but we looked in vain
for a Steamer. Had our friend of the
Gazette been here, it certainly would
have come. The attraction of one of his
"puffs" would have been irresistible.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

GENERAL TAYLOR AND THE METHoDIsrs.-
Louisiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, was recently held at Baton Rouge.
The proceedings were Of more than usual inter-
est partly rendered SO by visit to the conference
Of General Taylor. who subsequently dined with
the presiding Bishop, DR.. Paine and considera-
BILE number of the Ministers, members of the Con-
ference. A letter in the Southern Christian Ad.
vocate, says: The President elect was exceed.
ingly communicative and interesting, altogether
such as had expected to find him."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
EAtaIc Of Simon DehoIi.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribe
| Y has been appointed and qualified as Admin
traitor of the Estate OF SIMON DEBoLT, deceased
late of Fairfield County, Ohio. All persons hav
ing cnims against the Estate are hereby nutifet
to present them legally authenticated within on,
year from this date, and those indebted to max,
Immediate payment to
HENRY KISTLER, AdmtOr.
February l6, 1919. 4w4l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
CABINET MAKING.
Feb. 8, ls49

NHE undersigned respectfully announces 10
n the citizens oi Lancaster and vicinity. that
he intends carrying on the above business in all
itS rartOus branches, at the old stand of Henry
Schultz. in ConneNs ROp, two doors below the
Eagle Office; where by strict attention to business
he hopes 10 receive liberal share of public ma.
tronage' He intends to keep work of the plain.
est and most fashionable style on hand at all times
aud at all prices. His work will be made in the
very best manner aud ofthe best seasoned timber.
lie has in has employ some OF the very best work
men In the State and therefore can warrant his
work. He will make:
SOFAS and LoUNGES-fnest quilted to the
plainest pad seats;
| TURKISH DlVANS and OTTOMANS:
SIDE BOARDS-ot the most fashionable and
superior style, and OF various patterns;
| BUREAUS-Mahogau and plain ofevery des.
cr1pton; TABLES Of all patterns and styles;
MAHOGANY CHAIRS: Book Cases and Sc.
cretaries; Counting-House and other Desks;
HAT RACKS Of every description;
WARD ROBES and WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEADS-Mahogany Walnut and Cherry
HiglEPost French Cvuches, French, Grecan and
Serpenliue.
COFFlNS made in the shortest notice and no
extra charge for hearse. All funerals will be at.
| tended to in persOn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

KIT CAHsoN.-The New York Tribune says:
ave learn from the Western journals, that the
renowned Kit-the guide of Fremont in all his
expeditions, and the hero OF many a marvellous
exploit in the California wsr--hOs been chosen
to conduct a company to the Gold Region from
Independence, (Mo) His caravan will leave IL
April, and if we were ready to start on the over
land journey, we should choose no other captain
than him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

FEMALE PHYsIcIAN.-Miss Elizabeth Black
well received, on the 23d ultimo, the diploma of
NJ D. at the Geneva Medical College, New York.
On receiving it she is reported to have said:--"I
thank you sir, With the help of the Most High,
it shall be the effort of my life to shed honor on
the diploma She belongs to Philadelphia, and
her case. :he first of the kind in the country has
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
OBITUARY.

DlED-At his residence. in Clearcreek Town
ship Fairfield County, Ohio, on Sunday January
90, 1849, Mr.. NICHOLAS SIDNER, in the 10Th
year Of his age, after protracted Illness confne
ing him to his room about eleven months, He
was one of the first settlers Of the country an in
dustrious aud useful man.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
In Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION FOR SALE or LANDS.
Philemon B. Ewing, Administrator, with the VIII
annexed, of the Estate of Rachel Wright, decd
Q) Thomas Wright. (2) William Wright (3) John
Wright. (4) John Baldwin, Wright. Mary Jane
Wright, James William Wright Henry Fraucis
Wright, Thomas Enter Wright. Samuel Calvin
Wright, Elizabeth Rachel Wright aud Maria
Louisa Wright the children and heirs.at.law of
james Wright, deceased (5) Samuel Wright,
(6) the unknown heirs-at-law OF Jane Rurer,
deceased, late Jane Wright. ~ Susan Potter,
late Susan Anderson and Henry Potter her hus-
band, David Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson,
Rachel Anderson and Sarah Anderson the
children and heirs at-law Of Eleanor Anderson.
deceased, late Eleanor Wright and William Au-
dersou, surviving husband of said Eleanor,
(8) Rachel Arnold late Rachel Wright and
George Arnold her husband, (g) Emily Totten,
Rachel T0tten, Ann Tutten, Elizabeth Tottoa
Henry Totien, Indiana Totton, Minerva Toticu
and Ellen Totten, the children aud heirs-a' law
ofMrs. Totten, deceased, late Miss Wrishj.v hu
was one OF the heiIs-ataw q the said R....o!
Wright deceased.
an HE above named Defendants or such ofthem
- as are ncn-residents Of the State OF Ohio, or
whose names or places of residence are unknown
to the Petitioner, will take notice, that the Pei.
toner has this day filed in the Court of Common
Pleas his certain petition. setting forth that The
said Rachel Wright at the time of her decease
was seized Of the fee simple title to certain Lands
in Fairfield county, Ohio, being parts OF Scctioua
Nos and 5, in Township No l4 n Range NJ g.
and which are particularly aud fully desciih H
said petition. That said Rachel lcil last "i.
and Testament, which is duIy of Rocc"i H .4,
Court of Common Pleas tur said .l..'.l.. county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

By Teiegrdph-F0r the Scioto Gazette.
NEW YORK. February IL.
Flour has a downward tendency. Transactions
small.
CINcISNATI, February IL.
Flour dropping; Whskey l54c; Pork unchanged
CHLLIcoTHE, February IA.
The price of Wheat is 7808Oc: Flour retails at
$500 "a 4,25; Corn. new, in ear % cents; Oats
24c; Barley 4O045c; Faxseed 62065c, Beans SO
062 cts; Lard. 5106 C; Bacon, Ii. R., 3034 cts.
Zanesve Hooking, Kauawhu and Lake Salt,
s., ,l21 1.-Gazete.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

VWe see it stated that at six ports on Lake
Michigan--namey Michigan City, Chicago. Lit
tie Fort, Milwaukee, Southport aud Racine, there
are one million and Mirty-eight thousand bushels
of Wheat ready for shipment on the opening oil
navigation in the Spring.-Psqua Register.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

A VETERAN EDlToR.-John Fl. Prentiss, who
has conducted the Cooperstown IN. W Journal
for Al years has sold that establishment and re-
tired from newspaper life He was formerly a
member Of Congress. but rapidly rose until he at
tanned a respectable position as an Editor,-a no.
BILE example of perseverance under depressing
circumstances
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

How TO CATCH RATs,-A Yankee has just in.
vented method TO catch rats. He says, locate
your bed in room much infested by these ami
mails, and on retiring put out the light Then
strew over your pillow some strong smelling
cheese, three or four red herring, some barley
meal or new malt, and sprinkling of dried cod
fish. Keep awake till you find the rats at work,
and then make a grab.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

Missouri LEGISLATURE Resolutions have pas-
sed the Senate Of Missouri, declaring that legisa-
ton by Congress, to effect slavery in any part Of
the United States, violates the spirit of the Con.
stitutiou, that such legislation to exclude slavery
from the conquered territories, would be like
violation,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

DEArH OF A DsrISoUisHED MAS.-Ths Rich
mond Enquirer announces the death OF Benjamin
Watkins Leigh, Esq, of that city. He has filled
large space in the history Of Virginia having
represented the State in the United States Senate
and occupied other responsible positions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

GEORGIA WINEs.-It is stated in late South
ern paper, that the culture Of the grape, and man.
utacture Of domestic wine, have been carried on
in Georgia with great degree of perseverance for
more than twenty years. Wine making is now
conducted on a large scale and with success.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

20 CARRr ME BAcK."-A company Of old
heads in New York, it is said have formed com.
Pany with large capital, and have sent agents
to California to purchase vessels and goods to re-
shin 10 the Atlantic cities.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
An Interesting and Valuable PnbIicntiou

An Interesting and Valuable Publication.
HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF Quo, BY
HENRY HowE.-To every Ohioan,a work
which gives compendious history of the
"young giant of;he west," must be val
liable and acceptable. The materials for
an interesting History are abundant, and
collection of the events, which trans.
pired at an early day in our State, mus,
be peculiarly acceptable to the present
and future generations. And were they
not garnered up in some such form facts
would be distorted by tradition, and how.
ever acceptable this might prove to the
future NOVELIST, the history of the early
settlement Of Ohio would be lost and for.
gotten. The hardships and difficulties,
the dangers and privations, as well as the
pleasures and enjoyments. of border life
would appear as dream to the inhabi.
tan:s of a thickly-populated, wealthy
and prosperous State; fact would give
way to fancy. history TO tradition. and the
reality would be lost in the mazes of Fl c.
tion.
The author of the above work has col.
lected together an Outline History of our
State, General and Local, and in addition
has given. in brief form, Frontier Mar.
atives, Biographical sketches of distin.
guished citizens, Indian warfare, De.
scriptions of ancient fortifica,ions the Ge.
ography and Geology ofthe State, shorl
Vocabulary of the Indian languages and
other interesting matters, collected togeth'
erby personal observation and the assis.
ance of the oldest and best Informed citi
zens in each county. The work is illus.
trated by numerous engravings of oul
cities, towns, villages, public buildings
natural scenery, battle grounds and the
most noted places in each county. 1t i,
neately printed and substantially bound
containing about 600 pages.
The book should be in the hands o
every family in the State. The follow
ing among the many datory
notices ofthe work, we select, coming a.
it does from we'll known citizens:
"The Historical Collections of Ohio" is vol
ume Of great merit, and interest.
besides the General aud Local History, anC
Topography, it contains engravings of the mos
noted places in each county, Biographical sketch
es ofdistingulshed citizens, Frontier Narratives
aud notices ofeary adventurers. comprising bod,
of information not TO be fund elsewhere, at 81
low price, and in such a compendious form.
1T is emineutly deserving the patronage ar ou
citizens, and ought to be found in every family il
the State.
| Z, LANE,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

VIn the United States Supreme Court, on
Wednesday. Justice Mclean delivered the opn-
ion of the Court, asant the constitutionality of
the laws of Massachusetts and New York, levying
a tax on emisrants. Justices Catron, Wayne, Nc
Kinley and Grier acquesced, and Chief Justice
Taney dissented.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

PRIzE FIcHr..-The prize fight between Sullivan
and Hyer came off in Kent County, Maryland.
The latter was declared victor. The seconds and
Hyer have been arrested-Sullivan is still at large
Many better men have been hung upon the gal.
lows-thOusauds much better are in the peniten.
tinriao
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

VThe vacancy in the Board of Overseers of
Harvard University, occasioned by the death of
John Quincy Adams, has been filled by the choice
of the Hon. Edward Everett, fit successor to the
departed greatness. The report of the commit
tee Of the Board. appointed in January last to
take into consideration the resi- guatOn of Mr. Ev-
erett as President of the University, does high
honor to that gentleman.