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Circuit Court.

Judge Mitchell Presiding
The calendar was gone through but business
done.
srrCnL TERM.
Judge Edwards opened the special term. and h. wing
heard few motions. the Court was adjourned
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ytsuo.r ELscrio- The election In vermont for
State orcers, Legislature and members Of Congress,
tales place to day the election e the State Leeisla
ture r. i'm portapt from the fact that the election Of
Senator IN Con grsss TO supply the place OF the Hon
Samuel Phelps wilfbe made by the body TO be elect
Cd II is probable the wings will again be successful
though there Il very little excitement in the State
the subject The following ~ list Of the candidates
for the principal positions
0ovrRSor.
WAR. D,aocraf.
Charles II. Wnliams Lucius b. Peek.
let Dist, A. y. Lyman.l Daniel Roberts, Jr.,
A. l. Miner. Merritt Clark.
"a do william Hebsrd. jefferson r. Kidder.
"a DO. Gee. n Mescham Herman n. Besrdsley
4th do. RBss n. Davis Thomas Bartlett Jr.
Ittr.o,--T q. G. Davis, vhis. hes come out ss an
Independent candidate for Congress in Mr. nccler.
hands district
DrIswsss wsra No~rrsuo-..-The whls eonvep-
IN -hch mbled ~ Dover, Del, the 18th inst
nominated r v. Csusey, Esq, Of Kent county, br
Gevtrncr and Hon George Rodney, of Newcastle Who
formerly represented the state fer several terms &c
representative In Congress.
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h"ums OF Dyspepstr- who are tSrrnsnfsd
sd sns.iss .srsstie- IN the s.s-
nsch who're spirits depressed. and vhcss
shstsr, viii hnt in the gsse st nrus In vss in
nuenss and sootlins properties Ksspp's BeJh
WE htters mneaiate ard perm relief Tier remote
AZ sensqv .nees o. ind ge.en, BY r.nsvirs indigestion
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Elegant Br,aaI Cards, EnvsIopes.

Die styles, can be hsd tyERDELLs Oi broai-ty or
per Of Duane street Mr. Eyerdeli has branch Ne
Nal street. for the Accommodation q his down
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devotss his attention exclusively diseases Of the Eve and
ner from nine 20 four oossk Al 81 Broadway entrance
warren street whore can te had bis popular treatise
We we third edition, price ~ cents; Also his seaetine
rye and Ear Fountains Artificial Eyes inserted.
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Court Csiendsr-rh,s p.v


CoMNoS PLEas.-Nos al, I5i, asa ass, 4se fs7 So
f6e, I'll, 4I3 475, AZ, 4T9. 4sl. as
CitcuIT CoUsr.-77O TO Ts2. Tsi Ts5
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BAR Cutter, late q Edward rhson uudsr the Frsssis
bcuse respectfully infer his ftiends that he op~,eH
Dressing RON a. No Battery Place under the Hash-
nEten Hotel corner 81 Broadway and battery Place Ne
feels confident that 90 suef IN him N thsir
tronase, he will awe ample satisfaoticn
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This lisa decrease ON the preceding month Of up
wards OF 1900 the number for July being loo. As
compared with August Of 1sso, there is also q great
falling on. In August last year, the number Of arri-
walls was 3o,23.. The emigration for the last eight
months Of 1s4p 10 a. fellows
Arrivals for the hrst eight months Of 1s4o. 1s2lp1
Arrivals for the first eight months Of 1850 $50 e0s
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Wigs sns Toupees-Apethsr Medal has
Nm natehelor for the beet wigs and Teu-
ne uhle are invited 70 inspect his style for
,x1 ~ BATCHsLoRs eelebrstsd Via rsetory, wall 81.
ne ssdrssa -"1 '''"c ""
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The PIumbe National Daguerrean GAL


lery No 2 RrQaiway, contains the iarrest collection o.
disnfuished Individuals On the unitsd State Ne one
should fsi 10 visit this celebrated eoliection.
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H.ir ny..-aa,.h.l.... 1,...

san only BE Procured AZ the manp<actory, wall
., he pnse should guard agains iitstiops esmy
eoor from the Of the tasn ayes can hsvs 10 cor
rsetsd ~ esllnx as above Cory the sddress-
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Comb Mandatory, sos,l Bre.aw.x.-rn..

rNns q the celebrated Opeu Chain Shelf
Son' and ths only IN Broadway invites ths
MUM open Chains. 90. Cenbs AZ whoie.ais.
y. N. orIMBY, 98,< Broad gay.
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stop At Thompson. Fifty cest Dssusrr.otype Rooms Nc
,..,s,H.x ~ .Id a. \ ~, sas ssf ase, ~ hn
likeness In ahaBdsoms case, for 80 cents.
SIS Rrsadwsy. frat door below The Hospital
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tions ,nd al skin diseases are ~ 10 veil known positively
srrea ~ nsiog Oourauts Itaiian Msdioated soap Tho
suee sr,disaie, h.ir from any rsrt body
h2sgs ~ tse " ani eheeks LAZY whitsfor rough
from Broadway. Caileuder soath ThIrd a. Ph,isSsrAs
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fMioEAIlON FOR AUGUST
The following the returns Of the arrivals Of pas.
senRers from foreign porte. dnring AuSust IshO
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-20
ORNAMENTAL AND JOBBING TYPE
SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

here.of re offered 10 the pub,. To this last tra
ture would in particular call attention, for sodi '
and durability OF Type is the principle OF economy
OF the greatest importance 10 all typog piers The
members of the craft will also find ne ready TO sup
ply all kinds of
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n preservation of the
M-A EH&s
8y vi. WISE & son, of Vircinia.
- 9GNSle

w WISE son, finding it altogether impossi.
A7as bic 10 attend personally to tho great number
OF daily applications from ali sections ofthe Union for
their Remedy for Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary TO aupoint
General Tapeliipg agent, to visit different cities
and towns throug bout the United States, vesting him
With authority 10 appoint subagen.s, use and yepd
the Hair Tome. and to apply the RESTORATIVE
and It. put them into the hands of those he NAV an
point 10 operate wherever sufficient number Of pa.
tents in any town or eghborhood shall be obtained
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauquier county.
Va is alone authorized 10 act as General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt. {. may be expected 10 visit, as speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns of the u
uion.
N B. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand
fall supply of the HAIR TONIC (Which cleapses
the head Of dGndrutf, strengthens and inyiporates
the hair, and prevents 1t, also, from falling oily for
the region oil country most contiguous 10 his o,era
ti9as. or 1t may always be obtained, at wholesale.
aud forwarded TO any part ofthe Union, by address
ing the proprietors. NJ. WISE & son, Richmond,
Va.
IPrice 50 per dozen cash. Six bottles fors5-
or one dollar single hottie.
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'GYMMN@AL,

Married, in Charlotte. on Sunday night last. by
III. Rev. Mr.. Fleming. Mr.. JAMES F. BRIAN TO
Miss ANGELINE. daughter Of Nj. James Lobin.
son. all Of this place.
Married. on tho evening Of the l2ih instant. BY
tho Rev. u. d. Cunningham. Mr.. WIN H. McCOS.
KLE ind Miss ELEANOR {. TODD, all of this
county
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BOOK Iszs,1 BENDERY
THE PAPER WILL

q ~ subscriber respectfully informs the commu.
Il nily Al Largo that he is carrying en- the above
business IN all It's branches and will tharkfully re-
ceFe all Jobs IL that line, and execute the same in
any manner desired, either in Calf Sheen or Moroc
co. whole Or half binding,o or in Embossed Muslin.
with full Gilt backs. lie is also enabled 10 furnish
Court Dockets, or other Blank Books, a variety of
winch he always keeps on hand such as Day Books,
bedgers, Memorandums, Copy, &c. &c.
ALWAYS on nAND-A large stock of Letter, Fools
cap and Printing PAPER
IL Nj orders addressed to him at Lincolnton, will
be promptly attended 10.
GEO. MOSTELLER.
Nov Is, lS49.
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New ORLEANS, Mar b :. 1850.

New ORLEANS, Mar b $50
AT the ,qrest Of John f. Cowan ESQ of \ trl.
VILE, Tenn, have .ex mined his pamp let in r,f,r
ence to the qualities and efficacy OF his Vcgciatl
Lthon,rptc in which | ind certificates from IN,
tollowing PERSONS, viz: rr J T Bone, Dr H. y.
Bone. Or Park, DR. A S Und, rwood, JOS Cur.
wood, rnett Brand, Smith Parks, Felix Parker
E q, Phil Clliborne + q l. B Gctrs,. BCr wfrd.
Esl brJ B Unison, \ w Hess, 5. Williams, ESQ,
Geo Miller, Holmes, John Wright, Jas /
Buidridge, Esq, Robt lines, J f Algea, + !. Ham
llion, d Minion. Thomas Cooper, Rev 5 Tnomas.
VIM II Miller. Dr. Hess, John II Day. E,q,
Milton Brown, VI C. Rev W Needham, R.y John
NJ Greer. McCcralr Col Edwin Sharh " ia
wilson, Dr. Jetton, Esq, Ptior L. Dozier certify
that am personally acquainted With al lie f.rtg5.
ing persons TAR TIE greatest run.h,r Of hor |
have known or ~ re han Is ycars-ard that thew
are, without exc plinn, Of the h q o,t re,porsi
bili'y and Of unimpsachaLln vtrscity. That have
hno"n MIR, Cowan for mary yeers, and from his
high character as man Of ig,egritv the pulc rray
be fully ASSURED Of the genuiaebcss Of ihc signatures
10 all the certificates contained in the pamphlet
JOHN W. CROCKETT
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Charlotte, March 8, 1850.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ al ils var Gus branches. Having secured The
services OF oSpefienccd wcrkmen in The wood and
smith SHOPS, Pant ard Trimming Rooms. with
theIr skill ny own long experience in the business
ma stFIcl nnd ca'eu supervision, | hope TO merit
the conhdonco Of all who may feel disposed TO give
ne tti4h deem it unnecessary 10 saw more
nan 'hlt al york d9ne at my shop, whether new
7orF done il III ,Op'a, either in poin, of neatpess
alfG5ih3 o. despatch, and hold myself response.
bic fer any and cyoy failure
EALL WORK WARRANTED
teel exceedingly thankful for the patronage here.
tolore bestowed, aud most re- pcctluy solicit con.
tlnRatIon Of the same.
e it lie" doors 0ove the stand formerly occu.
osEES
}St1
Charlotte March 8, 1850. I4tt
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d. Notice.

4 LITIGATION Will be made To tho next Lceis.
i.lure. for an act 10 suthotizc The oonstfuc ION
fltns Road from the South Carolina lino 10 Mon.
Is onon county, NC, With discretionary power 10
st'ent th, same to Concord
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YN ~ Public are respectfully informed the.
II have taken my own stand, where
intend carrying on the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-20
HONEYWELL
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Mcfklcnbarg co. ~ C., 10 miles North of Cho,Iol,s

IN iiE subscriber has removed his s. bool IA his
~ own premises, a short distance from the school
house formerly occupied by him, where he pledycs
himself TO give all diligence TO his work, a, j toe
er his utmost skill in the mental and moral cuitiya
ton OF his pupils, the latter of which he cousd, RS
OF paramount importance in the education OF youth
Inc location in addition TO is being heahhful and
pleasant, is such, that youth will probably be as Ell
eciuaiy cut of from external causes OF vice or i'm
morality as in any similar one in the Safe. Next
session Will commence on the lst Monuay in Sen
TENDER.
TERMS
Bonding, including washing, fIe aud lights, per
month"; from IS 10 Sc.
TUITION.
Arithmetic. English Grammar and Geogra.
ply, per session of 5 months, So
The Sciences, the higher branches of Eng
lish and Mathematics, 81
Latin and Languages, $40
Charges made from the time of entrance, excep,
in protTactCd cases of Illness.
SD. WHARTON, Principal
Jnfy 20, 1851. 36tf
n. The subscriber can also accommodate some
T. or boarders in his own family, aud promises tha,
strict parental care and vigilance shall be exercs
cd over all committed 10 his care. S. DIV.
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CCWAN's
Vegetable s.iisa0NegIDf;c.

safe and certain remedy for Grar, on Stone in IL
biadder, for derGngcnent Of The hidntgs and
trinary Organs and aHkiadred diseases.
'E'iliS invaluable Medicine 10 tie worla yotI
Il be blessing, if The fl cited could ,nly over.
come thcir pr JUDGES enough to nv it, Call at Ir
j. t. Gilm,rs Drag Store IN Charlotte and see a
pamphlet containing uni rcceden'ed evidence oil the
Utility Of This inyullatla vegetable prcpar ton
JOHN + tOWAN.
Yoravil Tenn.
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B0YD'S HOTEL is OPEN,
CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.

rX'iE Exercises of this Institution commenced on
= the II h instant Miss $. F. DAVIDSON tai es
charge Of the 10 iituton both rs Principal and So.
refinlcndrnt. tompc,eut assistants have also been
engaged,
The Buildings have been put in comfortable re.
pair, and viii he occupied by the I achers, with
whom Boarding can he hid IN The Academy if desit.
ed, al eight dollars per n,onh
The terms Of tuition will be nearly the same as
at session OF twenty one ~Ceks,yzi
l.t Csss Children, Sc 90
% The first principals OF arithme.
&c, Ens!lsh Grammar. Gcog Apply, &c. 10 20
81. All The higher branches Of
liberal education Is co
4 Fuel and Contingencies, 90
Extra Charges.
frtUtat So 90
N,sc Oh q, Pane 20 GA
u-c al la~.ruue9t ; 90
Guitar, 90 90
D'4wing, 90
M,nochtomatic and Painting, 50
THE TRUSTEES.
Charlotte October 8 ls50. Ar
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-15
The luguSt Elections

North Carolinaa.--The democrats e.
lect the Governor by over 5000 majority.
and tie Legislature is also theirs. A
US. Senator is to be elected in the place
Of Mr.. Mangum.
Missouri.-The Wings have elected
their congressman in the LIST. I'd, and Sd
districts. viz, John F. Darby, Gilchrist
Potter, and John G, Miller With fair
chance of electing the other two. The
Wings have majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature. thus securing U. s.
Senator in the place of Benton.
Kentacky.--' Inevitably whig.' as rs
nal.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-15
The Value Of Birds.
BY HENRY WARD pEEcHER.

The Legislature enacted that it shall
not be lawfulin the State of New Jersey
for any person to shoot or in other man
ner to kill or destroy, except upon his
own premises, any Of the following de-
scription of birds: The night or mus
quito hawk, chimney swallow, martin or
swift. whipporwill, cuckoo, king-bird or
bee martin. woodpecker, clap or high
hole, cat-blrd, meadow lark, brown
thresher. dove, FIRE bird or summer red,
bird. hanging bird. ground robin or
chewing, boblink or. rice bird, robin,
snow or chirping bird. sparr,w. Ca, Dina
lit, warbler, black bird, blue Jay, and
the small owl. The penalty i. i've dol
lars for such offence or for the destruc-
ton Of the eggs of such birds.
! Tribune.
[ What's A bird good for? What
dainty sentimeptalist has set stupid le-
gislature at such enactments I? Not so
fast. Although we should greatly res
pect legislature that has the humanity
to think Of birds among other constit>
uent bipeds, yet experience has taught
farmers and gardeners the economic val
ue of birds. tN
| There are no such interchangeable ento-
mOlogist as birds. Wilson meyer hunted
for specimen birds. with the perscyer.
ance that birds themselves exhibit in
their researches. They depasture the
air. penetrate every nook and corner o.
thicket. hedge and shrubbery they
search the bark, pierce the dead wood
CLEAN the surface OF the soil, watch 70
the spade trench. and follow the furroy
after worms and larvae. A single Dir,
in one season, destroys millions of il.
sects Cor lbs own food and for that of /,
nest. No computation can be made d
the insects which birds dexonr. We d
not know Of q thing more inspiring thu
the blowing season 10 this respect. Blu
J bids are il the top of the trees practis
!, ing the scales. crows rs they lazily swin
y through the air towards their compal
: ions IN the top Of distant aud dry trees
robins and black birds are wide awak,
, searching every clod that the pillow turn
7, and yentnrsome almost 10 the farmer
|. heGla. Even boys relcnt and SEEING
d touched by the birds appeal % M
. confidence, and until small fruit cume
= spare the birds, BUbelinks begin "a a
D near, the hulioon among blrda. and N
|, slna and half iiszle. How our YOU,
/. blood sparkled among such acenea, /
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-15

M 1w nsssa ksnaiira Friday
anat ee@p IVA tusalg yea.s siaos Col.
RAae@cN AeeAAe editor and prOprislpg
rFSAe HsA~1la~A, August 9th. 1880
sA.e aas and The sseuf are fsRsh in ouE
sAcN~y, and h Is diGicnls q rsAlire that
"a AeMg q psriOd has elapsed sinee they
~es~ ia tRePrsssaE No man IN the State
Aas heored long or more arduoasly in
The Wig ranks than Col. B.. and nc
one deserves more from the Wings thar
be. We ardenaly trust. thath spite o.
coalitions and trcachery. the State may
ret honor itself in his promotion. II pO
iisical consistency, public and private in
tegrity. general intelligence, and untir'
ing industry, are any passport to public
favor, We do not know of one Who would
come of with more honor in a fair con
Test
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-15

NJ. Clay visited The South IN The lali
OF ~, and as be VAS then Candidate i''z
the Presidency. he attracted IN New Or
leans. if possible, more than usual notice
His hotel was the ST. Charles toward
noon he reached that magnificent palace.
The streets presented vast ocean OF
heads, and every building commanding
a view was literally covered with human
beings. The great Statesman OF the
West presented himself TO the multitude
between the tall columns of the hnest
portico in the world. The scene WAS be~
yond description, and of vast interest,"
As tae crowd swayed to and fro, uni>
versal shout was raised for MIR. Clay, to
speak he uttered a seatence or Two,
/ waved his hand in adleu, and escaped
amidst the prevailing confusion. Pren>
tiss meanwhile was at side window. evil
IDENTITY unconscious of being himself no
ticed, gazing upon what was passing
with all the delight of the humblest specs
tator. Suddenly his name was announ-
ced. He attempted to withdraw from
public gaze, but his friends pushed him
forward. Again lis name was shouted,
hats and caps were thrown in the air, and
he was finally compelled to show himself
on the portico, With remarkable dcllca.
ey. he chose less prominent place than
that previously occupied by MIR. Clay
although perfectly visible. lie thanked
his friends for their kindness BY repeated
bows, and smiles as he alone can give
/" A speech !! A speech!" Numbered II
thousand voices. Prentiss lifted his
hand in an instant every thing was still
then pointing to the group that sur
rounded Mr.. Clay. he said. "Fellow
citizens, when the eagle is soaring in the
sky, the owls and the bats retire to theil
holes" And long before the shout thai
followed this remark had ceased, Prem
tice had disappeared among the multi
tude,
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-. It....lIa - -.IllI-Il. 40 -.
MS seoN tssttf $3.50 y ... - !. -
stete ~, y, - u. - 80
tseg ~ 80 49,. 49,. ...6 -, s.'s.
re''s''a ti..'' - ~ y. ,,s =. - s
% $3.50 ~ ,.,a slss sA.ss. .....s
- 49, y. ~ ~ ss.la@ rs 81 sass> 49,
-, - '...,,. a,sSse as,lslA t xaui;ee Tp.ss
ga ~ 4sssar pnomeaacssas. III w~ re-
80. IN, hs.s,,ssss,.,,,e -, - sA..Aa q.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-15

DR.. Webster.-The English press has
throughout manifested much interest in the
case Of DR.. Webster, aud, SO tar as We have
noticed, has been uniform in its opinion If
the prOprieiy ofhis conviction and seEserce.
The London Times, July Ia, says
1--WE can have no manner of doubt that
in this country Prof. w. would have been
convicted of murder. There is. indeed,
much "a his confession which might by
possibility be true, but we are much mista-
ken il the yerdic. Of the jury would in Eng
land be disturbed in consequence OF SRch p
Slalemenl,'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-15
Ar. CAV ula the Ual.l.

Mr. Clay prOhahly neFrr rsAlfd nrrs
nsiesaie lhan when. after th E.iihss orshe
|Compuonise Bin aud The tlnslEfihg Of he
South. be said, s. If blood IS 20 be sPill,
whns< fanil is nP Ia is the fauIl Of those
sho raise The standard Of DiSuniOn. And
ir Anch an issue Is made, as long a. have
q Voace aud m am 70 IaiSe. that voice and
that arm shall Be raised in support Of the
UniOn The Nev London Chronicle, in
referring TO this portion Of the great psuri,
OTIS speerh, remarks,
THIS is the language of patriot states
man, and worthy Of he,ng recorded ia Iei>
IerS Of gold. We commend il 10 The special
consideration Of those who ar. SO fearful OF
collision with our Southern bTelhrt n, .
that they wOuld ''cOmPIOm'Se" away all OBI
Tishls-Rsy, the sacred honor IF The North
and tor the sake "f peace ard quietnesS, and
OF ''Iranqui'izing the cour Try" let The 'chi'
valTy' take Everything it asks, as it has
always done. Mr. Clay. Jon ARE right. and
nine ont Of every ten mrC in New EngIanG
will stand BY you in your noble devotion IL
lhis glorious Uni"n.''
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-15

w.
Ms uhekbecled saa uas nely ena q y
could Sc that Be hsas safeihsd = sesllittA
laurel asouads nAasssss SssaA. Ne eFsstss
say sAalsiesl ~llsppy an 1 thae y
nv aeath / have dOha more FOR t1a
s5rn,,y wAseh toved ahd served. tlan,
4 aid ar could 40 6s al Ire aevotien NIso
81 Inc egFosaS that / e0aid mike n fer 4, !.
! half aasSag he Snort stssn 81 bay eAs'h's
! existence ~, ~. ia, ....s...;;s.
Mr.. Secrcsasv great rs this 'cNses. \. ~. =
ne n,oa II bat rot As those Ni'9'S'et ', \, q.
! Ne h.s., seee,, ono etaiient nasa, "aa sn'
l,,s.r es,sisent, and At hast y man "a t''e
40, 9a,Spent ssstisp, Fasl 'ttw'sy from
49,. f,f,us. isdt Sstaibt NOS sl'ese = a
lssSr, ab.,rc ytss exercising a'Ns'f ars S's''
,,,. l,.as,e tgSsst lasss tnafssca our prase>
;,ssS gSrsso tsssany years. II have Ssont
,,gsy,esstSll tls.al the place of The departed
will he supplied; shaa the Kind, benin
c,.,,s favor I'll Almighty Sod viii be with
,,s .apa Iha, WE siall be borne along
and borne supwasl and upward. on dhe
WINGS nj Ills sustaining PreSlacncc.-
a:,ts God grant Ih'a in dhe atme Thai h
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