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The proposal. may DO divided into parts,
"a. Dry goods.
81. Domestic goods.
5:h. agricultural implements.
The lowest competent pon.oe bidder VIII receive we whole OF
eservns 70 ehs gh odeiene whether The bidder eomps
Tne Be applied TO the esreha.s o
VIII ee ny u ns or ~. a nsm op
substitute other. In lieu thereof 10 require, similar prices sue
re SaS'. q q.
he q and eo. foreign
be when adomestc article Is bid 0 thai SAMPLE Of
whether i q qualify with The sample. exhibited.
ali me s S Ss we % ssa w he
s and cent? which b. az they r n-h hem under each
au.nd,, may delivered "a Loai.
day Of May nsa assuming tho quantity article .pseas
and % *, %sss n e
~ New York and 10 81 Louis any portion Of hem should DC &c
ID and 2 s.esI,,o the eSno@
~ o. o.. articles with me ~ -, waie .s
ss n .S1 ss maze ... d.
opinion sssa Gs ss vi
Sss y. %s % se T.
chase Them o. Others and % char. any increase o. price hsy may
Sssssses o n. p United States
DSGs S ". DC = s q United
judge ordisuet @ The f,ha ofths ecnse
cry Of good aforesaid Of The department upon
Goauaiestion. 70 be MARKED aPrOpo.s soca.p
The win submitted with the fol owing heading and
win be received that made In the form and terms hers
Cor we propose service Of one Indian De
psrmsn the following goods at the prices nmred te respect
(Here insert the list Of rcods)
Deliverable the OF New York So Loui o. before the
day and In OF the acceptance Of bis
$ e % S,. amer ss ss ~ 5
bid and OF failure such and give
hidden which the United
stafss may he obliged to pay for the articles"
bid be accompanied with guarantee
suciency certified ny
department, eithe, personally BY his official posioni
comply win the terms adve M Proposals or Indian
sood rs. 1850 the should be awarded
bond Cor the execution Of the within the
time prescribed
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der. l.. LEA,
eptoo-9tawtNsv 2
u vols -''"''' = "-'-"' ~ 0''s'' - A's'
Confessions. English. parn complete vos
Cecilia the Memoirs an eiress by bumey.
Camilla. BY Miss Burney. vols,
Evelna ny Miss Buney. 2vos
2vos
Molierss Plays. In French and English. 10 vols
Monesqueu Spirit Of Laws Translated into English by Nugent
iscobs Law Dictionary. . vols
Pufendons Law OF Nature and Nations Kenneu English Trans
Postewsts Dictionary Of Commerce. ovois., folio.
hndcrson's History Of Commerce. - vols, quarto
sully's Meuoirs. In English. 3vos
Secondhand the abovenew being wholly unob
Ser, 70 - '"'''''' rRANcK TAYLOR
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\, oclobsT 5, is50.
pursuance Of the aet making appropriations for
such objects ncildedn
raj appropriation bills without. authority law and % I and
vide Incidental OF the
the and other purposes"
gust 1872 sealed proposals VIII be 10
O'Clock, saturday. The I'd Of
ing following ARTICLES Of stationery senate,
coca ere . % ssy bs sIa and be approved BY The
400 sar,dss very very smooth
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InTEHloz.
- Once VI Indian Adsis, sept -, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. wiz received Il The once q Com
missioner AGai, Washington city 10 O'Clock
Saturday. ~ Of November furnishing the follow
Indx aooda. Viz =. !. I
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CARD.-The subscriber, member Of the former Com
"A mission Mexican Claims, will be In Washington in
claimants under the treaty He win attend to any other
business With which he may be trusted especially from the
South Those dssroas o. obtaining his services will address
Andrew wylie, Esq. wsshingtsn F3N9 91s7 FlF
nov s-dd H. M. BRECKENRIDGE.
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NEYER PHINEAs's AMERICAN Steel, PRNs.

mi ZEN Fhln ksAs's AMERICANS STEEL PENS.
,1u .. Bank Pens. q Commercial 8. Eagle CONNER
eiai New York Commercisl. 5. Original Fine Point
o. Patent Double Spring 7. Extra Fine Point g. Ameri-
The above Pens, which have been highly
all the country, may be had At the Bookstore Of
II. FARNHAM, corner Of 18th street and Penn. ay
dec 22-- who isfhe agent, wholesale and retail.
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The undsr.ignsd postmaster Of ~ ,csriifss tbs. ,h
guasnto above named sufficient and able 10 make goo
their guaranty. ssa, "a FaiAsh ora aaaiiAV
Dated sy .fs - sedan Ss ,piaaI0 auIl nggt7O
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AGENCY FOX CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON ID &.
u Eas y.l,s CHARLEs DE SELDING,d bsE

AGENCY FOX CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID &.
n fgs ysbs CHARLEs DE sEI4DING,d asE
Commissioner, Notary PS6ics md General Agent.
No. IL, TOdd,s BNildings, F6nnsylvania avenue,
Nh WsaSHLv6 TON. ~. {. biiva
CONTINUES to give his prompt attention ohe prosecu-
W ioh Of claims before Congrsss any OF the Executive
DEPARTMENTS before board q appont-
eto adjust spolations before foreign Governmental pro-
curing PENSIONS Revolutionary, Naval Or Army bounty land
scrip, under the law Of February ~ 1s4 August 10,
lS4s areages Of pay mileage for horses and other pros
perry lost destroyed incurred BY volunteers be-
fore being mustered and received into the Of the Uni
ted States and subsienee and ansporation rnhed for
their USE and all claims OF whatever that arise
Of the late with Mexico Great Britain. He 10 in
possession Of all the forms md understand fully all the
qurements Of the Pension and other oces He attends
the procuring Of due for made in the
Gulf and the Of Mexico Of CALIFORNIA; and
Of Africa. ;HahftA
He has been honored with Commissions from The
Of every State in the Union Commissioner Dcsd take
the probate Of Deeds deposon and other instruments OF
writing under ea &c. be used recorded the respec,
tiveStates. tl4r n1a Gaits21 ! ~ h0h flsrs sts
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent Of services required. MI l sl
Communeaon postpaidlwi receive Immediate attention
He has the honor refer the Navy aud other Executive
Departments and their the Governors Of th
era States of the Union Senators and Members of tina
previous and the present Congress generally W. dec4
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BEN EFT CLEMENTS, 4GbaH
Notary Public, HOsafy Losd, Psnsses, and General

ONTINUES to prosecute claims for Revolutionary
PENSIONS and Of all claims growing Of the War OF 1919
aud late with Mexico HIS long service clerk In The
Treasury Department, and and extensive exp-
rece general agent enables him to act with prompnes
and efficiency all claims committed his and
men His charges uniformly moderate. Hisexpected
that correspondents will pay postage. ,,s9 asgi s1E
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taking his residences IN Washing son ID C. during tho
his services indisduas or public bodes who
may have business pending before Congress- not As obby
member 10 ,hs as. obnoaioas sense q ha, term but
and explanation between members and eonmitees the
one hand needing 20 be possessed Of facts in the the
collection Of which they have from he press Of other du-
ties, the requisite leisure kelies and the applicants
memoras the other hand resdeut in distant and differ
eat pats Of the country, seeking reliable channel inter-
70 a0d ID. si Ky Ds
~. the Editor q the Plough The LOOM and the Anvil
wishes neserheiess TO be well that his journal
will be driven with unabang and even ashe hopes
BY learning from Members OF Congress the condition and
wants OF agreaure IN the different States make yet
nss been me haiti and the pleasure he might say the
instinct rms life 70 devote his pen and his heart. gW
hons 60 CONNECTED With the Plough the Loom and the An
ul the undersigned may be addressed usual and with
saranee o. prompt attention. At TO- Walnut street. Phiade-
pha, Forapy hing more patsusr demand ng especially
MS personal care should addressed
they viii be sure 70 find him, Washngnn D 9. goaI
dec Lsawtw lRepuhio& Uaioel 2. >. SKINNER
al GENCYl At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m CXUs-
N TEN ae of Bsltimor having made this city his
manent resdence, viii undertake with his accustomed zeal
and diligence the settlement Of claims generally and more
particularly claims before Congress- against the United
The several Departments ero and before amy Board
that may be raised for the adjustment Of spo-
arsng out Il French poatous prior 70 he year 1900 with
reference 10 which, 10 addition to Of documents and
proofs his possession he has access to those In the archives
Claimants henavy fund c bounty lands
return duties &c. &c. and those requiring life insurance,
ther business promptly attended to by letter. po paid
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and nconvs
nent personal attendance. MI, ,s,a 4 ao usjsftgg
Having obtained commission Of Notary Public, he is pre-
pared to furnish egazed copies OF any required public docu-
mens other papers He has been long engaged In the
duties Of agent that only be necessary
economy and prompt attention shall be extended a business
con6ded h and that enable him to render his
vices and facilities more ecacious he has become amiliar
with all the forms Of Offices 1asli90 aitt5NaAeJ VIA
once on Fstrset, near tAe ney 1FeaaHy Building.
feb 25-- WYnHlNN. -. s-N.
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Form for Bid whers no change from adUerfise-
snenf 10 contemplated By The bidder.
eel Tor we the may be) there write the name
in uI Of There state The residence resdences]
hereby propose 10 carry the mail on No. from 10
ss cf,sn a. the advertisement requires, In the time
stated in the schedules and BY the following mode Of
veysnce 10 wit Here stale how Il V to be conveyed for
the annual sum Of -
Dated 4yiJ aaf1 Na
Form 81 q Guaranty 10 accompany each Did. I.
undersigned there insert the name Of the gosrsntor
gusrsnto guarantees that there insert name OF bidder
names Of bidders ss The case may be- bis Tor she nd or
carrying the mail from 10 80 bs accepted bv the
Postmaster Geners shall enter into an obligation PRIOR 70 the
Hrs day Of July next with good and sucent sresies TO
perform shs service Propo-sd," m8e ny aE0 W. 8f
Dated 6shN
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JUST RECEIVED ALETTER FROM Ex-PREsIDENT
ixegt a MARTINfVAN BUREN,,
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERvIS'S COLD CANDY, eaa
From which we make the following extract W y
g From partial Of the Cold Candy, Mr., Van Buren,
evest deserve the very high reputation has acquired
behe original letter be full Mrs Jervss sore
and in the handwriting Of this eminent dplomatist aA
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.s4 s.ss READ! 8I lftoG tuo15
JUST RECEIYED, a. LETTER FROM THE
HON. THOMAS HI. BENTON,aW
II EADi

sts,v, JUST RECEIVED, .dr u Ht94 la4H
A LETTER FROM THE EMINENT, ORATOR,
JOHN VAN BUREN,, ESQ. ssA III
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERvfS'S COLD CANDY.
st@ hh New York, August IL, l84s
Dear Msdam Allow thank you kindly for your very
acceptable present of Cold Candy and obging have
used the Candy for time with advantage and put
Inconvenience in Boston recently by being unable pro-
any OF it, s14 Respectfully, yours 1910 A3a Ht
II flsDgySl a III J, VAN buren,, No. 81 White street.
Il To Mrs. w. Jervis. t is5f II II yl eiita49ta4 III
The original letter Of this eminent be
Mira Jervss Its arguments in favor Of Mrs Jervs
Cold Candy should cause all skepicsm to vanish. .d
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ID EAUT1FUL ENGLISH BIBLES. qosrso, oeevo,
I'D and small pocket szes, Of great beauty Of type and paper
large type Testssnts imported direct from London BY
dee ID FRANCK TAYLOR
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PENSION AND BOUNTY-LAND AeENC y.
a Washington. ktE .sBtt ID


PENSION AND BOUNTY-LAND AGENC y. q
Washington. III .ssitt III
0Gce on isfh sfreef, ohpsase as 7reasvy Deparfmem
GE0RGE ~. PHILLIPS, Notary Public and Commits
N sioner OF Deeds continues his old business Attorney
and Agent for the prosecution and collection Claims
Congress and the several Executive Departments Of the Gov
eminent He has lately removed his Office 70 the second story
OF the building FORMERLY occupied by Gen Scott the
ner Of and 18th streets His attention IL particularly
directed TO the presentation and prosecution OF aHfA
X CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS, 49, -
Whether Revolutionary, Invalid Navy, HaIi-pay or WI
dovs Presumption and other Land Claims Il ,
Revolutionary serviees--or Communication, Hs-psy,
Boaay Lands and Pension. for Service. In the late war h
Mexicot "A kaa gFetsteatf g89I F--.I1T -fI--tT
conscts with the deres Departments Cor Supplies, &c
Settlement Of the Of Disturbing and other oeer.
olsssioa dividend. .. The funded deb, of The
Being possession Of large number Of the Roll, Of de
Army OF the Revoiuon he enabled produce the rosf
srsce OF large proportion Of those engaged srug
and Tor which they or their widows entitled to PEN
Notary Public the undersigned Is prepared to furnish
iegalized copies Of Documents Records Il s,sstg4
Chsrge: VII be moderate varying according 70 the nature
be postage paid, and may be addressed -
GEORGE MARTIN PHILLIPS, ~
dee stawepsm Box No. 50. Washington,
ssAfs the Progress Of Nations 10 Productive Indus
IL try, Civilization Population, and Wealth, by Ezra c..
Se1%sn ss,i ,|..a g siGn ". i;.sed
Easy on Slavery By Thomas r. Dew President Of william
sshrsmke New York Croop Asaedac Published at Ber.
~, rro.sa IN English, German and Freoeh, one volume
Grimhe me Mature and Tendency u Free Institutions,
BAsis che sophsm, Of The Protective Policy vol
Bsrhydt's industrial Exchanges, volumes aucd
dec ~ FRANcK TAYLOR.
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M ss1 From Henderson st D m, once week, Monday
BY BelIevisw and Manchester; ~ q v
To 6lmer by p m. 46 miles, asle "a stsa
yusfi And back bs,wesn m Tuesday and pm. ~
osSs From GIlmss at m once . week. Tussdsy
Aud back between ia m Mondsy and 9 pm.
$3.50 From Ghmer st q m, once q week, Monday,
by Red Rock and Gum spring; l'1.' eaa,
gtdFo Tyler BY p N, 40 miles assi Mff %
And back bs,wesn 5 sm weioes lay and m.
oSio F'om Mssah.ll - q . M uiweskl, Sunday. We'd
gasa ,nssday, and frdsys q \ z asse3 4 tssa
81 gsiBy Elysian Fields and Jones's
To Mansfield, La, by m, 90 miles "A
And back between N Tuesday, Thursday and ss-
tardsy, and 3 pm
Oyfls From Marshall az m, once week, TUESDAY
BY Pine Tree,
ITO GiImer by ia m next day, SO miles
s.s1B And back between p Wednesday and P m next
osaa F.oa Marshall Al, twice week. Tuesday and
To Port Caddo by II m, II miles
And back between p and p m same day.
esl3 From Marshall 81 ,ri-weskiy Sunday, Wsdpes-
as By Gorssnwood, Ia, aaian.a3 'oaTrstd "a
To Shreveport by Q m. As miles 'aa sasi
And back between y nj Monday Thursday, and sa-
ggss8 turdsy. and p IN. ~ al 8nl i'3fs A.sa FaA
oai4 From Msrshal - m twice sweek, Tuesday and
By Union Spring. jefferson, Hickory Hin, and
To Daingerfeld by m, 81 miles Il ai,
And back between am Tuesday and Saturday, and
Bids for three trips week win be considered.
62t5 From Marshall a, m once week, Tuesday;
BY Pine Tree, Glsad, and Gum Spring,
flI To Tyler by IL day, b5 miles
And back between m Wednesday and Q p m next
day. s4 @a ad fia 14sW sA',a as' ss.s
&pa Proposals to end at Gum Spring are invited, r
62f6 From Greenwood. La. at Q week, Monday
t BY Eyaian Fields. Texas Kinoek Grand Bluff, Car
ihage, Reeds Settlement, and Pine Hills
To Mount Enterprise by m next day, 80 miles;
6as And back between Q am Wednesday and m next
day. Eht aRsa ~ fN
CALI From Jefferson at II week, Tuesday;
BY Williams Bluff, and Moores Ferry,
baa To Fulton. Ark, by p m Thursday, 80 miles
And back between m Saturday and 8 m Monday
82is From jefferson at 8 a week. "Wednesday
BY Port Caddo, Cooksylle. La, and Border
f15 To Greenwood by m, ~ miles, N s'a
And back between and p Thursday
cate From Mount Pleasant IL once week, We'd
nesday, afaHalf tasa ssnatB3s tM t s
BY Keith's, Post Oak Grove, white Oak, Tarrant,
m Black Jack Grove, GsenviIie, Black Hill, and Duck
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CtoLTs "IMPROvED REPEATfNG PIsTOl.sr
~ Exposing 70 be absent in Europe for mouths all
Walker. Washington, who Is empowered my attorney
general agent 70 contract and receive orders for The dese
may is-ss-,r IS, sq SAMUEL coLr.
" bottles ard 100 gallons od South side Madeira i'm
ported In 1888 for the late Hon. Judge Whe of Florida
member Of the United States Senate Cost 81 per bottle
and ~ per gallon eleven years ago. 1t which price
tie cost 80 dolsr. per dozen import il he private stock
and hvorite vine Ct the late Colonel Tenant 50
per bottle. tht3i1i ~ III i -
Also. Jssn Louis" Brandy vintage 1905, sud Mor.tou.
private stock brandy both very superior "a per gallon
q per bottle For sale At No y b b:,mSs, ',r:,y
Baltimore, Dee sf-as~s The oide., grocer i The e,,.
ERENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.--Jesn Il Marie. on
e. fruits dune bonne education, par Liable Masker,
!gpS e I:dsg oo s danger De. m.pv..e, sonp.ssie
Emm., on ie Model dc, Jeune. Per.opne. par Liable
Horiees pour les Euiants, Outrage sutore bar iuni-
versite vol, 81 et.sr 5ano % = ng PIC y ~ I y
Etudes Hisioriques lussge de Ia Jeune... vol s. e,,
"a Historic dun Jeune Espasno tradu de Pale
Le Tour da Monde, on les Mile ct une Mervsies De,
volaSes, par Leon Guerin yol 81 cent. ID III. 9
tsement Of different kinds styles and prices and for differ
60, sse. some Of them u rich bindings s ia.,r.ioa.
Also, new Juvenile Books English American, IN great
variety and good collection Of the older and esteemed wr
tiers Of books for youth. - Fl ss94aa IS dec %
WiLLIs's NEW BOOK, People | have Met, or
wv Picture OF Society and People Of Mark.
The Battle Summer, Reign Of Blouse, by u X. Marvel
New Novel stephane Beauharnsis the Duchess Of Baden
a TTfHh TAYLOR n MAURYS,
Z JAMS 80 Ef Bookstore, near 9th street
ID EAUTIFUL ENGLISH BIBLES. qosrso, ocnvo,
ID and small pocket sizes, Of great beauty Of type and paper
received this day. variety OF rich and plain bindngs Also
large type Testmsnts imported direct from London BY
dec ID FRANCK TAYLOR
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cars From Wellington Il N. oncsa wssk, Thwsdsyi
BY Mllican, Boonvie, and Whselock B4t
| TO Franklin by IN next day, 90 miles
And back between m Tussdsy and 5 pm psn, day
By Nc Chapel Hi, ssmpronus. Travis BslsylIs. swear
issss, g. ssigs ,; R;sA%eas Bs Greek Columbia
i To vsIaseo BY o % Saturday, 1862 miles
~ And back between am Saturday and p m Tuesday
Bids for twice week service lar Brzois, also
| U entire route, win BE- considered. t $500 eeta
GIFT From Independence Ut IN, week, Sunday,
10 Cameron BY 4 m NEXT day, rs miles.
Apd bach between . I. N Tuesday and > % ner. day
ea7s From Rock Island :. 10 IN once week. Wednesday
n TO Hodges BY 4 p m next days. so miles,
And back between m Friday and m next days.
ea7s From Rock Island at m, twice week, wsdnssda,
"a. M cs H.'uJ I,,; n ai NJ gsaa 3iiA
To Brsnhsm BY 9 m, "a miles, 3s.3 r,s3 ssis
.as. Ard back between So N and lla m Monday and
$3.50 From i, Grange ., ,~ies week. Monday and
AN Friday ,
BY Cunningham. Basirop. and Wsbber's Prarie,
TO Austin by sP m, SO miles, !. ti.. g-ss.s
And back between N "Wednesday and Saturday and
Bids ior three trips week viii BE- considered
62sl From IA Grange at M, once week. Thursday
BY OAKLAND. Hsetsville. Petersburg. and Rocky Mills
To Victoria by - m Sunday, 81 milesj No. ,GI8
And back between P n Sunday and n Tuesday
~
by Columbus. Eagle Lake. Egypt Wharton, Preston,
and Caney; 1921 s.et8tgt} .u
To Matagorda by 8 m Saturday, ls2 miles
And back between m Sunday and u m Wed
nesday. " laa.499 f3,,h4 pst8
62s3 From Gonzales .. a week, Wednesday
By Petersburg and Columbus; 81 II MI INK g
To Richmond by 70 Saturday, l20 miles
And back between IN Friday and p m Tuesday.
62S4 From Gonzales at m once week, Mondays gls
ag By Live Oak; ~
TO G,lisd BY s p m next day, 65 miles; II va
i@' And back between N "Wednesday and p neI
day. ra HI Il s 5sEa .F
62s5 From Austin at twice week, Tuesday and Sat
urday; - s.a ". ta,,15sa s5g4 lhIe
By San Marcos and New Bnumfsls; \.
To San Antonio by m, 80 miles s,sl
And back between . m Tuesday and Friday and p m
Proposals for Universally service will Be considered.
62s6 From Austin at 8 week, Tuesday, glE
By Lockhart and Plum Greek, ..easss.
To Gonzales BY 8 p m merit day, "a miles, rI
And back between . m Thursday and m nextd day.
62s7 From Austin At . N twice week, Monday and
Thursday .t VIZ 4s,ts
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A LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR, ~
N. r. WILLIS, ESQ. ia h4A
Don't Ia originate elessnce, de style gene
rslement admires 7. IA fo.y9 m
! Niah& * New York, August g. i849.
Dear Madam: am happy to acknowledge The efficacy
agreeabeness Of the Cold Candy kind enough
and wish you IN minering to the good of tbs
organ the performance Of which distinguishes from othe
animals My hoarsenes which suggested your civiy di,
appeared rapidly under your Cold Candy minsraons Gi
Yours, obliged and truly, ya5sgaI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-07-26
DIED.

In this town. the l4th ins JOHN k infant Of JOHN
K. and Ua1cE JANE CtRRfE, aged six months.
Suffer little children to unto for OF such is the
kingdom of Heaven. Com.
n this town. on the 22d inst Mrs SUSAN SWAIN aged IS
years
In this county, the 21st inst Miss RACHEL s. NIXON
daughter of Mrs. SUSAN Nixon, aged Is years.
In the premature and expected death of this young ady5
society has been deprived of ernaInenthe Sabbath
School of advocate and nsracress large circle of
friends of associate whose presence was delight and abb
always regretted amabe lovely and courteous
essng traits of character susceptible of the highest cuva<
ton an intellect richly endowed with natures best she
esteemed by all who knew her. and loved frost BY those
who knew her best but, of ALL the blow fell most heavily
upon that widowed Mothers heart whose maiden SIS
borein whose bosom she idol from whose heart her
image will be erased and before that circle of brothers
sisters before unbroken by the rude unrenng hand
of death whose midst her light to dspcrss
darkness her youthful laughter music to calm the troubled
heart tender flower nursed with mothers that light
mourning the grass has withered the flower faded the
grave cried for the victim the victim has been oered the
body has returned to the dusther spirit God her
ory her virtues and the hope she with God all
we have to comfort in this dark hour e afiction May
friends and relatives of the deceased be admonished by
this mysterious dspetsaton Providence apply their hearts
unto wisdom prepare to meet their God. A FRIEND.
In Johnson county, the 7th inst Mrs. ANN G. BECK
WITH wife of DR.. John B. BEcKwITu - "a ogs
In Fayetteville the 18th inst, Miss LOUISA MINOR
In Robson county, the LIST inst, suddenly Misc
ISABELLA MCNsS, aged about 60, native of Scotland.
In Bladen county, the 18th nst Mrs CATHARINE Bed
SOLE, wife of MIR. DUNCAN BEDsoIE, in her SD year.
In Robson county, the LIST inst, Mr.. DANIEL GAL
BREATH.
In Orange county, the Sd inst Rev. VIM NJ. MERRITT
= Of the Baptist denomination, in his I'D year.
At Mobile Ala the 9Th Instant the 23d year of her
J age MARY CATHARINE, wife of DRrRY THoMPsoN, and
Suddenly, in Washington, N. c., the 10Th inst, Miss
MARY LEROY, in the 49th year of her age.