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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

witness officer In any court Of thsUnitsd States In
the discharge Of his duty, shall oorruptly or BY
etruct or impede the due Standardization Of justice
therein, every person so offending shall conviction
bePunished BY fine not exceeding i've hundred dollars
or by i'm prisonmsDt not exceeding three months, or
ofeLcen
Besides these the act of Congress of the 18th ofsep-
TENDER last (ch CO., relates to the
offences Of obstructing the arrest OF fugitive from
labor, and Of rescuing or attempting to rescue him
sfter arrest harboring eoncealng him 90 Is to
prevent hts discovery and arrest after or
notice that he was such fugitive; each Of which
offences 1t subjects to nne not exceeding thou
sand dollars, and an imprisonment not exceeding six
months.
If gentlemen 1t shall be brought to your knowledge
that either of the offences which describe
has been committed within this district, either by
resident citisens by gers 1t will be your duty
under the oaths ana .rmations you have nov taken,
appropriate Prese ntmsnt, by bills of Indictment
against the parties inculSated
am not judically spprised, however that any evil
depcs will be laid before you which should form the
basis OF such action your part We have all of
from time to time heard Of popular gsthe rings
purposes said to have heen threate ned spprosch
Ing more or less CLOSELY to crime But 1 do not re-
member to have heard that any officer Of the United
resisted within the bounds Of this district or that the
meetings around us have gone farther than the pro-
camation Of some peculiar theories Of political morals
and rome vague and contingent msnsces. And
would distinguish literally, and would have you to
distinguish between extrsvagance OF diction and
the endeayor BY threats or force to obstruct the
oution OF the laws OF the country.
have now, gentlemen, oom pleted in all ffankness,
the few observations which the occaso eemed
me to call for submit them to with he fullest as
surance that they will be accepted by you in kindred
spirit and that your deliberations and Jour action
the interesting subject to which they relate will be
incorporating devotion to the constitution OF the
United States
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The Maryland Convention.

AsSAPoLIs, Nov. IS, 1850.
The Maryland Reform Convention adopted resolu-
lions to-day, calling the Chancellor and Court Of
Appesls for number Of on dockst. A long dis
cussion took place the rules Of order, &c, until
,he sdjcurnment
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Arrest OF ThiC6 for Stealing Jeuci g.-OGlceT Bow
Ju yesterday morning arrested tibet, known 70 the
police by the name Of John II. Pittmsn, on a charge
81 entering the dwelling house Ne 30 Madison street
ioTeing open bureau drawers, a diamond cluster pin
valued at tTs; diamond finger ring worth tJ5, aud
worth s12; two small gold bracelets valued 1T 500
together with rings variau other articles OF
belonged 10 AR Manning A. King who offered $50 tor
lite recovery. On Friday afternoon, the same day the
rogue Effected the robbery bracee. was offered for
tae at the large jewoiEy store Of Mr. LOU, Anrich
man. The brscest thus offered was purchased BY
Mr. Anrich, ut a fair pIiee, and the person LETT
Ths next Cay Hr. King called at the store OF Mr..
Arrich, and informed him CT the robbery, AZ the
time giving description OF thesartcles stolen
Why" tsid Mr. Aurich, yesterday afternoon pur-
chased bracelet which believe nov 10 part Of the
stolen property and exhibited &C oBos the brace,et
Yes ssid hr King that IN one Of the articles be-
Longing stolen among other jcwelry on nday.n
well, replied MIR. Anrieh, 'f the person from whom
purchased the bracelet should cone again With any
NOE Of Jour property, L will Immediately have him
arrested Accordingly. on Monday yesterday, the
young called at the store Of ar Anrich and
ohered diamond breast pin for sale. This pin, from
the description given by Mr. King, Mr. Anrich reoos.
niHed ~ part 81 the stolen property messenger
vas Immediately despatched tor offcer Bowyer, who
into custody and convey ed him be re The Chief Of
Police, where, searching his person, the diamond
pin was found. also ether articles and the diamond
ngfr iirg While the Officer was tearohsg his peek
ets the rogue suddenly placed the ring In MS msuth
ard In the act Of twallowng the same when the
Officer in an instant rrsppled him by the throat and
choked him until ~ was extracted nom his mouth
The balance Of the jewery has been rscovered, and
much credit is que Mr. Anrich for the visiiant and
correct manner In which he acted, In causing ths
trompt arrest Of the rogue which led 10 the recovery
az the stolen property The Chief OF Police committed
: 80 accused 20 prison. for examinaton
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BuFFaLo. November IS 1850,
There is q rrmor In circulation that the steamer
Alabama is In trouble somsvhcre up the LAKE, rom
che ELECTS OF tine late galsve cannot learn any par
ticulars this evripg.
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mov.m.nt. OF p,.,,psul.ned People.

1t Msnftt, U. 4. A., Galveston; sewitt, U. q. ",
d. Wood Corn J. II Harvey Canada; W. J. Ress.
do M Ritcbie, Newcastle; W Agnev, San Francisco,
ana forty others arrived yesterday at this American
D wheelock Phila J. Mitchell. Pa; Seth Hal
sew Va J. r. Ado, Richmend; A. A. Richie, New
csstie, Ky W. n. Chaplin, England; n. r. Kellogg,
Utica and hty others arrived yesterday, at the Aston
House.
weldon powne., Mass II. Seymour, UtisN Jsm.s
Uasan California; Mr.. Gowlon, Savannah: N. Top
ping Toronto; J. = Garland, U. =. Al Thome Russ.
hichmond, Va and seventy others arrived yesterday,
| at the Irving House
Charles Addoms ESQ, and family W W, Wright.
ESQ, hrncs; y B.sncour k,q snSspsi nea o. (.
| delphis; W. Trott, ESQ, Phfs and ninstssn othsw~
| have arrived IT the UnioH Place Hotel
| Mrs cen rsyiOr and family, was 1T Mcsne en- rsus<
! fer Lsuisisna, on the 9Th inst
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ALBArr, Nov. is, 100.
There was considerable snow upon the ground this
morning i'm the neishborhsod OF this city.
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niaxemcnts Of Amin Reyl

DKrsotr, Nov. Is, 1850.
Amin Beg, the Turkish Ambassador, arrived here on
soaturdsy. He will leave for obicago tomorrow.
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vv:oc Meeting mt Cincinnati.

CiScIsrari, November is, 1850
great and enthusiastic Union meeting vas held
here On the 18th under banner inscribed One and
rFtsrn.l
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BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER Is 1880.
We have no nah south Of Richmond tonight A
dispatch from Savannah Gays DR.. Collins OF Macon.
Georgia, owner Of Crafts and his WIFE, who recently
created 90 much excitement at Boston has received
Tong letter from President fillmore of the most salts
factory character Mr. r. says the Fugitive Slave Law
khal be enforced to the very letter. and should any
ofesr fail TO perform his duty he shall be punished
and dismissed; and he pledges himself to employ the
whole dfpoeable force OF the government for the ena
cient execution OF the laws Tho letter has given
bounded satisfaction to the people.
Senator Berren is denounced by both Union and re-
distance men, In conseq Of his letter. that he
viii doubtless lose what he is aiming ct, viz cleo
zion to the Senate
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NEWS BY APH (.
AeALY IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH,
ADJOURNMENT OF TaR NASHVILLE CONVENTION
PASSAGE OF Us,ss REsoLU rIOSs.
The South no. going into National Convention
&C.. Sc. &c.

NAsruvrLLx, November Is, 1850.
The report Of the committees received.
Mr. DANIELS, of Georgia, presented resolutions in
vokng the South to cali tina svshodng States for
che protection to person property which IL denied
by the federal authority.
The committee being In session. the convention took
3 recess of half an heuy
The Chairman reported the preamble ct arst
ported striking all the resolutions, and substi-
tutipg In their place series declaring attachment to
the constitutional Union and tn at 1t the purpose
ofthis convention to preserve 1t uhimpaired the
Union Of the States the union of Independent
sovereignties with power to delegated powers
whenever necessary; nding the south not to
81, into national convention and leaving Congress to
deliberate and act with the view OF srreing further
aggression, and restoring the rights OF the South
He moved the previous question, thus cutting OF
discussion
The Tennessee delegates dissented from the report
but not being allowed to explain their views in the
Convention, Messrs A. v. Brown, Nicholson, and
Donaldson declared their intention to address their
sonstitusnts, giving their position aud reasons Why
they stiil stood on the Tennessee platform.
The vsts wa, taken the previous question of the
adoption of the report IS amended.
Alabana, Florida, Georgia Mississippi, South Caro-
Aina and Virginia, (6D voted afrmstively, and Ten
alone in the negative
Mr.. DoSELsoN, of Tennessee, voted in the affirm
Ativs for the purpose Of moving reconsideration OF
the vote which he did; but the motion was not sus
tained He took occasion to say that the
of the Convention unhaIlowed, and he would
separate himself from such worthy doings
Great confusion ensued, and some Of the members
were very much excited particularly Mr.. Clay, of
Alabama whs is the author Of portion Of the report
adopted.
Amidst much confusion, the Convention then sd-
journed sine die.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28

Your to'rai patronage ef their Institution by The o,,,
Tying accounts they are enabled I, make N this their
See"d annual Report, which they they now respsefly
su nit. =#,.-=s - - - '
~ ne past year many members ave been added
10 'his Association liberal dnanns received aud In var.
nns ways nndoubted proofs have been ven of I'M. into,
's lH ny liberal minded community Tor the promoth,n
OF tbs Institution Yur Managers cannn, mi, nav Il,
record spme OF them and offer their grateful acknowldg
n'en's And first the receip, Of S2l5 IN. mn
ceeHS ni Lecture given by Profess Williams and ala,
liberal contribution trom him. the hene6 fl, of his h.
nevoent csu', together with the liberal ,on,,ions ~,
each individual whose are found belnw. who uni
ted with him IN the effnl dvance it, The kindness
oil The Common Council granting the services of III.
street hands for The improvement Of The Asylum Lot
and thai "i \lr. Pleasant Parn. through whose volun
tar, lnterresson sail giant obtained and WIN p,-
Iiey gave his superintendent 10 the work. demand our
special notice We alan note. with pl asutr the ,lnna
'io1 1t money inm "ur unknown friend at a distance 4;
and we gratefully ffcmd the rv iencr ni abiding in
terest which our first patrons in this @d cause mani
Tested by voluntary offerings Of furniture and provisions
which they sent the day the Asylum house was open
ed 10 the First Decrtss, for the comfort aud support Of
the Orphan.
We also have the pleasure inform You that the A
sylum House has for length of time been in readiness
ir SUBJECTS. bu, in consequence of failure obtain
Nlatrn. il culd no, be opened finding however that
both House and Loot We're inhrng for want # an occu-
PAM, by the advice of your Trustees we emplyed tenn
pararily Lady--one well known tn this community of
high character and merit take the superintendent
OF H. Very soon thereafter, committed t. her care
two orphan gits. whom they found struggling with the
rough hl"ws OF this world, destitute and dependent mp
un it, cold charities for sub>s ance, bereaved of mother
hv the lev hand Of death. and hv the ief,d severer
fiction of insanity; deprived of fathers protection Be-.
hold now some of HE good, resulting from your benef
cence and let these facts stimulate You increased exer
ton IN behalf Of the Orphan Asylum" And here we
would commend its claims 10 The notice m the wealthy
portion OF THIS community wh0 have hitherto withheld
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28
APPOINTMENT by THE PRESIDENT


bgdad 'r'h The adrice and co.ssnf Of Tie Senate
f'hhtsim Georae Squier of New York In he Ch..s4
hnifes 1t the tned Str~sio the Republic of Guate.
mnla In the place Of Elijah IiSe
Thomas NJ Foote. at New York To be CHARGE Al At
alrs 81 The United Sscs to the Republic of New Grrn
e"s IN III" place al Benjamin A. Bdlack. deceased
William e Rives Of Vuginia. 10 be- Envoy Exirsor.
d'nay and Minister Plenpnentisry oi The United : ale.
t" the French Republic the place Of Richard Rush
rc-called
Henry Sanford. Of Connecticut. 10 he Secretary oi
me legation of The United States 10 the French Rerub
lie. IN the psre Of Stephen X Stanton.
AeNander X. Meeting of Mississippi. 10 be Charge
A1dires OF The United States 10 the Republic Of Boil
wa. in The place Of john Appleton, resigned
L. w. Jerome, Of New York To be- Consul of tho nj
ted States for the city of Rsveuua in Italy Ia the place
Of Henry J. Brea'.
'Iliam 'an ter. of Texas, to be Attorney of the
omled States fr the district OF Texas.
John Myrck. of Florida 10 b. Marshal of the I'M
tel Ntaes Tor the Northern district of Florida
RpherI Kennedy. Of New jersey to he Marshal of
The United States for the district ol New Jersey
Fielding Davis of Mississippi. To he Marshall Of the
nlt'd States for tho Southern district uf Mississippi
Joseph Bates, Of Tcvas 10 be Marshal Of the United
States for the disric, of Fexas
ANDREW Jay, Of Alabima, 10 be receiver of Public
Moneys at Sparta Alabama
Charles f NJ holland. If Arkansas 10 be Receiver of
Public Moneys NJ B,essille, Arkansas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28

State end national. MT only remain unsh ken but are
,,eh' alter with increasing sv,diy. hoth in Grca,
ot,a'n aud az the rnrnent No more conclusive
'vd'"rr could be desired Of the high estimsiin In
er side Of the Atlantic NJ thermnme,er IL AZ sensitive
as The stock m'tke and M men lu,k m,r, eagerly or
accurately at our cmdi'on aud prospects than ho>e who
nave ne 'nnisry Interest In the fate Of the republic
""w 81 d'not as 10 the prpetn,y of the t'uisn would
:, A' "o"n American sosks IN every money ina ket Of
Europe That they mninain their highest price in the
a'e ." the Irritating discussions In Congress and while
fanatics are threatening rupture pon that whatever
appfehenshs are entertained by tmid prrsons here
"e e'r" and praesed observers in Europe. whose Wis
on Is sharpenei perpetual snlclnde for IN. safety of
men Investments dis s,vei danger Whatever in the
snhsis Ing condition OF things. Republic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-28
A STOCkHOLDER.
WING MEETING IN AMHERST

Al meeng of a Toniln of The Wigs of Amherst
held a, the Court House TN Friday the 22d ins on mo.
tim. Napoleon B. Magruder called the chair, aud
Il. Rdgway jr requested 10 act as Secretary. On mo-
lion The following gentlemen We're appointed central
corresponding Committee. viz Ro. NJ. Blown, David
ii. Tapscoi DR. William w Thompson Benz. Brownjr
Thos. Whitehead, William f.. Coleman.
On motion the following appointed at the ffe
rent precincts and neghhorhoods, to constitute Commit
tees OF Vigilance. Pedlar MiIs-Charlas l.. Ellis,
JON f.. Ellis. Ellcuu WORKMAN. LaIkin Noel. Col.
Jno Pryor, Capt. Thos N Euhank, Col. Jno. d. Da,
Wis, DIR. Gilbert James Gillian Geo. T. Peasants
Elon--Edwn S. Rucker. DR. Beverly p. NORRIS Jesse
Kelly Jno Garden, Capt Micaiah Clark. T. ID. Tlnsley
Capt. Clanks, NJ. ID. Lnsey New Hope Church
Tho. Lee, Garland Pondex,er, Jno w. Winston. Joo.
A, Moseley. Waller Scott, lsaac r. Reynolds, Alfred
VIII ans. Sylvester L. Bu,fod. Edmond Hill. Dill
iard's Prscinct-WilIiam Kent. DIR. Robert NngfeId.
DR.. David Patterson. Hyrum Kyle, Peer H. Dlard
John Turner Dr. Frederick. Herseley, A. b. heggn-
son, A. w. Fhrpin; Peter e Joiner. James " Ills
Lewis S. Campbell Walters MHl--Jno. c. While
head. james F. Taaierro, Henry Loving, billiard
Page, N. Man,ipy. Curtis Gle, A. b. Marin. A. G
Sultn IT,. DR.. William 5, Claiborne. Col Robert Cole
man. Thps. e. Bell, Robert Coghill James Z. Coleman
DR. Saml Scott, DIR. Warner Jon s. Richard I.andrum,
Richard Venabe. C. b. Claiborne Buffalo springs
Winston Manriply. DIR Gen, Bryant, Tho A. Eubank
NJ. G. Goodwin. Cap. Jno. Broaddus. Lewen Cash,
Joseph Car'er.J. A. Hi.ginboiham. Edward Drum
mond, A. e iiigonbotham, Benz, Heney, lto Henley,
Cap Markham. Willis White.
10 On motion Resolved, That this meeting adjourn to
our next April Court and that he commuters
hereby appointed and all other good Thigs be request
ted 10 attend said meeting in order further action.
On motion, resolved that these proceedings be pub
lshed in the Virginan aud PARROT.
. NAPOLEON B. MAGRUDER, Char
10. RiDGwAY. JR., Sec'y.,
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THE SCHENERS BAFFIED

How completely the ''sober second thought of the
people has sh1mei and rebukcd the incrrdiares who
were pl tiing the dissolution of the Union So ronfmnd
ed ar" all the schemes; utterly overthfuwn their putt
l devices that with few exceptions the very leaders in
ms net flons venentthe reckless and fiery rhval-
~ VINO were wont 10 ape the rant Of GAnnlsoN and
E.vIrr, and mouth mprecarns against the IInior-arc
now by the irresistible moral force which is bea ing them
GOWN from all quarters constrained 81 abandon their po-
st"n and TO profess au1chmnt and veneration for the
bonds that link together the federal compact With the
exception OF Nr. calhoun, we know at Southern po'i-
TETON bold enough 10 assert that dsnnion is inevitable
or To hint hat 1t Is desirable Even Mr. Foorr who
awars charged and primrd with powder and is usn-
ally as nflammabe and explosive as gun cniton-,Ir
roots who WI imperinrsblp gravity assured the
some weeks ago that were in progress which #
The slavery question were not forthwith adjusted would
inevitably produce separation within ten days-cvpn
ms electrical and perpery Senator finds il conven-
lent 10 robnke Mr. CALHOUN for the utrasm Of his opi
Mons. aud To repudlate IN the If tho South the
manifest spirit and tendency ofhal distinguished gen
tleman's remarks
Oar readers will bear witness that we have always
ahucpied The pros ration Of the dsnnioniss. We have
never iaierednnt IN The darkest hour from The
cheering conviction that the heart Of the people was
sound We knew thai politicians and demsgopues-
men VINO talked themse YES into apprehension of dan
ger, and men who cared nothing fr the Republic pro
vided they coald accomplish their selfish purposes
We're spnitene and Eaming. unreal pers; hu, we
ef lLstlnctvey that they Car 10 advance II the
people The latter have proved lhnt they are moi to be
made the puppets of their and dragged
into an lnqnly little short of treason by the blatant vol
ces OF tho>e who were constantly threatening the North
with secession from the Union The people, whene yer
Their Legislatures have had the manliness give them
chance have set their faces against the worse than idle
scheme of Southern Convention; aud We have no lnb
halit the subject had been in every State referred TO
Them as The sovereign power OF the common eah il
would have been repndard aud dscountena need every
where except In South Carolina.
Hereafter, we shall hear little talk Of disnnion The
agliatrs have taken another tack warned by the voice
"t popular sentiment. They have discovered that il is
more polite t. oppose dissolution that to eoniront III,
walked wrath of Pile incensed an indignant al the frs
glimpse OF Their e's nabIe schem They have hearc
the mneflng Of the dsant thnn Ter They will hest
tate ERE they provoke the srom.-N. 0 Bee
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M RIA0ES.

Married, on Thu sIav evening inst nv The Rev
d. w Arnold, Mr., WILLIAM d CANDIE FER -,
Lynchmrg, TO Miss SARAH :. GORDON, daughter
of Mr.. George rdon, Of Staunton
Or Patriot and Republican viii pIeasa COPY.
- the 2lst inst by Rev NJ IT, ID Wilson Al,
JORDAN w. BELL 10 Miss MARY j. START. all
Of Danville.
-. At Hillsdsle Gufrd Co. N C., Jan ODD
bv The Rev. J I'm r 'bettspn. Dr. GEO. S. DEAR
MITE, Of Summerfed n. C., to Miss LUCE
rs FL IL daughter of Capt A. b Duke, decd, and
Mrs. 5. p Duke of Campbell Co., Va,
Religious Herald please copy
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March II, 1876.
DIR. WEBSJER'S TRIAL.

We have received Geographic r.pors of evidence in
his interesting down 10 Friday. The most interest
hg has heeu that OF The medical and sci. fc witnesses
who described in detail the remains found 10 Dr. Web
ser's laboratory. They proved that they all certainly
belonged to one subject. and to such person as DR..
Parkman was. Dr. Keep, dentist. gave very positive
evidence That the artificial teeth found in the furnace
were those he had prepared for Dr. p Several witness,
traced The Doctor to the Medical College on Friday af
ternoon, the 23d November the day OF his disappearance
and one OF them gave almost positive evidence that he
did not come away that afternoon.
The testimony Of litllefeld the ianitor oC the G. ,l-
lege, was given Friday, and excited great interest, II
comes to us, however through the telegraph in 50 i'm
perfect shape as To be not very Ineligible We oath
er that he witnessed rarher angry interview bet ween
Webs and Parkman On Monday the loth the subisct
of their conversation being something Of business ma
lure that ebser had promised do had not done and
said he would see about the next day. That day. he
asked tllehed some strange questions about the vau
under the building, and the by of CARVING
light into one that was Out of use and filled with foul
air. Another fact mentioned WAS that Dr. Webster on
Thursday, requested IItlefeld to procure some bood
for him To be used IN his lecture Fidm, On that
day LIule6eld says he DR. p. approach the Colepe
rapidly about quarter 10 two, p. NJ After attending
10 duties, in Of the lecture rooms he went 10
DR.. Webs'ers arartments, found the doors fastened in,
slde heard him walking within, and heard the Cocbi
tutae water running. Ga Saturday he met Dr. w in
the street, and was asked by him fine saw Dr. p the
last of the previous week lie told him. yes last Fri
day, about This spot, coming towards the College Web
sier struck his The ground and said chat is the
very time paid four hundred and eighty three dollars
and sixty cents" naming the cents particularly
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REMOVAL.

V,IIE SUBSCRIBER takes the liberty, informing his
i friends and customers that he has, recen,lv move
from the location, which he occupied, last year.
~, Forwarding and Commission llouse, building lew
doors above the opp site side Of the street. the
same square, with Dibr,il's Hotel.
Truly grateful for the hberay, heretofore ed to-
wards him. by his friends, he hopes, by strictly close or
'oaon To his business. and disposition give entire
isaction, every partieu to be entitled
OF their colnteuance All orders for Good fnrwar
ding sale 'any kind Of Produce G pods hch NAV he
congnc to him, will receive the prompt
tentiun.
In forwarding goods, charge will be made drayagc
Toany person. making early appraiion, COM
Portable rooms, above the store, will be rented Offices
Mar It's r. l. r. IIOIS
Lexington Gd-eHe and JaUoy Star requested to COPY
month and Send accounts 10 X. J. Echols
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LADIES' FAIR

The ladies' Of the Methodist Protestant Church. and
conerega ion, con emIate holding Fair, to commence
on the 2nd Of April The proceeds of which will be
pToPa'ed to repairing The church. purchasing par
sonage.
1t Will be held in the house recently occupied by the
Episcopal Methodiss in holding their Feast Admit.
lance 25 cts
o. The Patriot and Republican will please copy