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ourfr friends WIN begin to realize the truth cfour
marks, which we made about six months ago, viz:
THAT there would not be family in America who
wnlld live day without possessing box of Nc
AlsteF's All Healing Ointment, if they but knew
its virtues.
ibis simple truth has been fully demonstrated
as illustrated by the above cut, viz: The checked
perspration is certain to produce sickness, and that
is restoration is sure to carry off the morbid hui
mors and bring with il health.
Now, how to reopen the pores, and to permit
the blood TO again drive off the perspiration has
been difficulty which physicians have been I'M
able to overcome. No medicine within their
knowledge has this power, and consequently, none
has ever been resorted to for this purpose, until
Nc listers All.Healing Ointment was introduced
to the public since which tine, physicians well
as others are now using it in great quantities.
Friends and fellow citizens such is McALLIS-
TIERS ALL HEALING OINTMENT! We'll
come it to your honses-you will never regretit
9s- McALLISTER, Sole Proprietor-Prin-
cipal Office al Fulton street, New York.
] For sale by Wren, Harper Kinney, Staunton;
B a.. Graham, Greenville; II. M. Darnali, Waynes-
h5fos Patterson Il Gilkerson, Brownsburg
?. A. Clarke, Mt. Crawford.
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GHINGLE S.-5ooo prime white p inc Shingles
~ for sale by WA KYLE
steunton, Aug. 10, 1851.
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EeN<lu-.IENde CgoZhinc,

EeNIy-.ENhe Clothing,
ever Brought 10 this market. they respee fully
ask call IRON all persons in want Of Clothing,
and il they do not tnake sond their statements, as
10 the QUALITY and PEicE OF theit goods, they
will not pretend 10 max" sale. This stock has
just been selected by J p, ion the Ia, y-st assert
nent in the Northern Cities, With an eye 10 the
Fail t'ade oil tins place, and we are therefore con-
.nced that we sell Tue re,y o,tie!e wanted, 10
any person who will favour u> Wih call
The following articles comprise, in part, our
Stock lit would be Impossible 10 enuneiate all)
VIZ -
Five Black and Brown Cloth T,ock aud
Dress Goats. Black, Brown aud Inyis
ibIe Green Cloth Sack s. Sio.le Breast.
ed Ffock do, Drab Sack Over Goats,
"f finest work manship. Black and Blue
Pilot, Felt s. Beaver Over Coats, Whi'e
and Blue Blanket Over Coats, Black
Cloth Cl"aks aud To9as, Plantations
aud Vests Of every descsi piion; Caps,
and all articles of Gentlemen S unde.
Wea:.
N. B.-We can supply Country Merchants With
an assoi tuent Of excellent Ciolhla. At City prices
J. POLLlrZ s. Co,
Corner oil Virginia EoteI.
Staunton, Oct Z, 1850
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE

AM now receiving large and well selected
L stock of GOODS suitable for the Fall and
Winter, consisting Of Dry Goods Of every DIES.
criplioo, complete stock of
Hardware, Quecnsware, &c. Hats
and Caps OF every description,
One thousand pair Boots and Shoes, Cotton Yarns,
&C., with The largest stock of CeocEn,Es ever
offered in this market, all of which will be sold
on accommodating terms for cash or TO punctua
customers. am thankful for past lavors and
hope by strict attention to business and fair deal
ing to receive share Of patronage.
JOHN BRANDEBURG
N. B. Merchanable produce always taken in
exchange for goods, at highest prices. J.B.
Slaunton, Oct. FL, 1856.
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING !
J. POLLITZ & CO..

III AVE just opened on The Corner OF the Vii
IL SlnIa tiotel (ioIme'ly in the occupa ncy o
=. Bayhe) the largest, most fashionable and cheap
est assortment of
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McA]lister's All Healing Ointment.

1t is perfectly astonish-
ing to witness the ct
fects and hear the prais-
es bestowed upon this
medicine. No one could
conceive that a single
medicine possessed SO
much virtue, and had
the power to heal so
many diseases. But
since it is well known
that more thar 10000
persons have been cured
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-28

FOG RENT-A Dwelling House on Main
= Street. Enquire OF Maj. WM. II. HARTMAN.
September 80.
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G.. Ts. WRIGHT & CO..

CODA CRACK ERS-Ffesh from The manu-.
~ factory, lor sale by c. H. BALL.
October Z; 1850
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VEGMAClLLA-A new article just received
by c. n. BALL.
Slaunon, Oct. Z, 1850.
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The Golden Boot.

ID BAYNE wouIdresrectiulIy announce TO the
Il citizens OF Stanton and its vicinity, that he
ha, ro,novad hia
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compelled to content himself with fol-
lowing her footsteps and kneeling at
the same shrine, while making her ORR
sons in the church of Nosre Dame, was
too much afraid of exciting the ieal-
ousy of the baron to venture more than
the civilities which one passing stran-
ger might offer 10 another.
Ito be oo1ttaaed)
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SHERMAN,S
IMPROVED PATEHT
SUS Pc N SO R z
B A Nd A 6 E

snld a.lv = 70 s. ckario Street
THIS is one of the very useful articles which
i the present age supplies for the use OF the
afflicted. Its object is to give support to the
scrotum and testicles, in cases of disease or re-
taxation. They also afford comfort and safely to
those persons who exercise great deal on horse
back m23
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice to
- the planters and others that he has rented
No the BIae1saitA Shop formerly owned BY
" James Emisen, and expoess 70 commence
business oh Monday, lie 6th q Nay and soiiciss
share Of patronage from his faner customers
and osksrs, pledgi1g himsslfso endeavor tomer's
ROBERT LAsHLEY.
Tran.Ea. lay 2 isto
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Estate Of George Senette, deceased.
CTATE OF L0UiSIANA.-Distric Court,
~ Parish OF ST. Mary.-Whereas THERESE
FERDUN, fac. C., widow of George .Semaetts,
nc, deceased, has filed in this court petition
praying that she may be appointed administrative
of said estate:
Notice is therefore given to those whom it doth
or may concern, TO show cause, IT any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted.
J. V.FOURMY, Clerk
Clerks Office, Sept 26, 1850.
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JOHN rwrBrLL DANIELEDwARDs

JOHN T%lBtLL- DaNlEtslkUsN AXIS
YNWIBILL.M EDWARDS, Copper, TIN +
i Sheet Iron Workers, No. is New Levee,
between Gravier and Poydras streets,) are pre-
pared to DO all kinds Of work in the above line.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done In the
best manner, at the shortest notice, on most
reasonable terms also, ON hand 4 large assoit-
u,ent of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR.ROOM STOVES, of overy size and
description also. all kinds Of House Work, such
as Gutter Pipe. Spout. &c All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to-
n B.-S,eam Batteries, CHARTERS and Filter
ers of the most approved styles
TWIBILL n EDWARDS.
New Orleans Nav, 20, 1850.
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:Snccrssics, Eacaafe dc James Conner. decide.
ETAT De La LOUlSIANE.-Cour de
IL District, Parosse Ste. siarie.-At,endu que
PATRICK CHEEVERS, dc cette paroisse,
Cura,eur de Ia susdite succession, enregistre
dams ceite cour son tableau administration, avec
uie petition demandant que lie dit tabieau soft
honoiogue ct appronve:
Avis esi par he present donns tous ceux gui
celia peut concerner avoir deduire dams les dix
jours qui suivont IA date dn present avis, les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour iesquelles il ne Sc
rait pas ia.t droit 81 demande.
J. " F0URMY, Gretfier.
Bureau ID G1efiieT, 'e 10 7bre, 1850.
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S. G.ss4s FRIEND,
ractieal Arthitect and Genefal Builder,

DEGS leave respectfully to inform the citizens
ID of Franklin and its vicinity that he has per-
manently heated himself in this town. for the
purpose cfearrying on his profession IN all Its
branches
Mr.. F. win give plans and specifications for
buildings of every description also, front and
side elerafions, drawn in perspective and neatly
finished in mezzotinto, no extra charge beng
made when he contracts for the work.
Mr. F. respectfully solcits share of public
patronage; and If clS1biliiy. industry and strict
attention to business Can merit Il, he is willinG
10 leave the result with generous public.
10 Mr.. F. will giys instrse1Pps in the N
Of alessofintimg AArchitecturals Landscape
An ora sleft n. the Post Office will meet
with .promrt attention.
Franklin, June %, 1854
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SAcetssioR dc George Senette, decide.
ETAT DE La L0UISIANA.-Co -Cour de
IL District. Paroisse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
THERESE FERDUN,C Ce. l., veuve de leu
Gorge Senaette, h. Il, enregistre dams cette
cour une petition demandant gu ellie soft nominee
administrative de la susdite succession
Avis est par lie present donne tous ceux qui
celia peut concerner davoir deduire dams lie dix
jours qui suivront Ia date du present avis les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour lesquelles II ne Sc
rait pas iait droit 81 dcmande.
J. v F0URMY, Greffier..
sBpreau du GrcfIier, le 26 sep're, 1850.
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ID A. LANAUZE, Rue de Ia Lev6e, NO. SO,
L entire les Rues St Louis et Cont, Ia Nou-
velle Orleans.-Un Assortment de z U N :
CAILLERIE, tele que Fransaise, An
glaise, Amsricaine ct AIlemande; Clous Cou-
pee. Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, seies, ct
Fourniture de Batisse. m2-ly
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Tacrg,t Esta1e Of James Conner, deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-District Court.
~ Parish Of ST. Mary-Whereas PATRICK
CHEEVERS, Of this parish, Curator Of this es-
tate has filed in this court his account of admin
is,ration, together with his petition praying that
the same may be homolosated and approved
Notice is therefore given to those whom it doth
or g,ay concern, to show cause, ii any they have,
within ten nsdays ffon the date thereof, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
sJ.N. FOURMY, Clerk.
! Clerks Office, Septic. 1850.
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DURE WHITE LEAD, black, blue, and all
other Paints, just received at my store
Having purchased . Paint MiH, shall be able
q furnish ground paints in their pure state, al
the lowest prices. varnishes, Brushes and Oils
rkays Kept on hand as usual g. RABE.
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SPLANE & COOK, Attorneys end Conn
~ Ssilors at Lnic, have associated themselves
in the practice of their profession. Legal busi
ness OF all kinds promptly attended to.
10 Office on Main street, Franklin, La.
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d NJ. WITTER, Commission an4 Fv,cayd
Dsing Merchant, No. "a Bienyille street, New
Orleans
~ Particular attention paid to the execution
OF orders for Plantation Supplies, Ne. ml6 jm
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& McCLARTY, Attorneys and
w Coaasellors at Lar. will practice their
profession in Tie courts of the Fourteenth Judi
cial District. All business confided to them will
be promptly ATTENDED to.
Office in Franklin, Main street, opposite the
Court House. je27
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DAVID KER. Counsellor and Attsrney-Qt-
| - L0tr, will attend promptly to all business
confded to his care.
/ u Office opposite the residence of Thomas
/ Maskell, Esq, Willow street Dec. 81
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nR. s. GILBERT S CO., Medical Botant-
~ cal Druggists, No. - Magazine St, New
Orleans.
The various Medicines, simple and compound
ed, recommended by Thompson, Beach, How
ard, Curtis, Mattson, Smith. Worthy, and other
Botanic Authors of repute, always on hand, and
for sale, wholesale and retail, warranted fresh
and pure.
Also, the Medical Works OF the several Authors
above designated.
10 A Botanical Physician always in attend
ance, for advice and consultation.
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ERED. l.. GATES, Attorney Lar, ST
l. Martinsvile-practices in the courts of La
iayette, Opelousas, Yermillion and ST. Mary.
June 20, 1850
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Our Harrisburg correspondence.

HsshisHvEo, March ~, 1850.
Th G,raSr CsiAole CAsrth L.si,stirs Presrsss- The
Fur,,i enc WsikciH Ditoree Cae,
while running ever III. Heus. Gle Q few days ago
my attention s,traet,dto the following bill -hIch
closer .rsminstien, the obj.e; to b. attained b,
its psssge ebpisBs stretch Of power not In csn,o-
With tn. spri. and genius Of republican In.
stltutions 10 appears that the Right Rev the B.hcp
OF BssioPols not alone In his desire e-s,nrat.
not only the pow but the entire eontro the church
property In his hands 10 such bills can be Paced
through our Leaslsturs without attracting sttsntion
We might 80 we'd prepare for any innovation which q
vhy priesthood meg ehoots TO attempt The bal reads
svrrl,-rsr 70 u. &c, entitled &C, :, iussrp,ra.,
cs,aoo, q s chuisA s,llsd the asl, frniy "a the ci
e. n.iiss,s,,d " ne s,ss,, ,sI Hou.. Of R,pr,.
sc@eJ ss ssd isr hsr.sJ ss,essd y 80 sutasrty ..
81 Roman cs,hOes - ne Heiy risiy 7hurss in 80 cliy
% rs,lsssp,s 70 hs ss,'.a - ias seHu.atsS u,absrs
avs pssed Vsiotsr ur,h. Aess 0owr one hee ssa seven
Of this sct ~ ayyeisud sy lie ssmts rs,be, gs.ss
q - aisss.s q thii,s.Is. sss l .vs,ss.e, os..
nsKt sfer su,h sppoismet', the hsms. q lie tsuss
n s s a fs e, I'D I'd, ;ssr
zee. BIZ ,.T ..s :. % hsrs 'ss ,ss:.o Pss y ss
hers q ths said scssiy hereby rsed but IT, s.ii at
Vs.S RoT.,,r ssS rs oa
49, .s5 ssrss shs rsr,s Ssa s s ,
ss IsSsusgs Ard rrovsss Ai. mas tss twsnty
sSrperssns ssis, IA al avrsh N tEs eight fhsisp6s
for ottsr purpct bs I'D rsmsa IN fan fofse sra viz
further and ei,ssr Investigation has elected the
foo-irs remopst sncs, ubich tells the whole story In
n. t1s Ms,s5,rs eCn, Fe~ss Cansiie car,sA
safIsd Ne Hofs fgfaf'g 81 fteeus 81 fh4gaefgAtd--
Tey lave sntd an spple.tion has bees made - yaur
amend charter W fbe port relating
q, election ~ us'ses aud cmpoeg A. zoe Undersigned
unduhttdly msjoty ~ TIE msmeers ~ ths ccnttesn
tcn they respectfully tut safn-y rsmoastrate Nans ths
psssnrs set ssw!ne %. Porosed az n
trsry their csodated % divert he goNern-
n Tie church IRON ths kaads % those whose ha"r
eviacnty desEned a. 90
the Ssh % Oct sber IFS onarar Of incsr fsa
yrsBed ~ TIE leatsre. Az rsntaust ga-
he ptrtn 81 ebca AZ 10 asksd 70 st.f IN.
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MARITImE INTELLIGEnCE.
Cleared.


Cleared
Barhs-P anciita. West Matsn.as G Read; Yariaupa,
Fspesn New Orleans Foster Noksrsos; VIM Chase, Tory
nj A5. Isa ssy b hch ss
x,S:. s; ,fr br's'O' d. 1 Aislin; Oregon Ripley
seh,.Phs.:.n. tsr,. cansror H.Iif... Ne xeEysr.;
ann s.rs J:ns ss~Ssrn GasS JARVIS Pssus S
Me- P.sSns Darss Dat%ors; Star SicasrsO9 PHii.-
Srers Ss:na fsed s%s cam
Borden, Dsmns Fall River; Artist. Davis,
UsM stesmfhip Ohio, Lieut. scheuek UsN. Chagres.
March Is B.,as. z,s Nth to Roberta Left
ssp essees. s.Si Hsensosl New orle... 2, days.
:hiD Allen sexSSa Charleston. 10 days. with cotton to
I.i Ann ncsa v.Sy: Ag.i.shssl. 20 d.y; With cotton
Ion spole scLr rsnerias t0f Bristol Ri, from th'
BIG Goiyo ioi FIoSi9es.ewal Anderson. Para, days
N Br, Guide sssssur PR with sugar and
l,sss to Lewis. The hs. been North Of Cap' Henry
Brig Clinton. Andrews Charleston days. with cotton, to
Hris BALDWIN johnson Charleston. 10 days, with cotton
ana ,ies to ppDh, an, D%Sn PR. primo, ,ss,v.
w sis ss,': sns
@ P.. :a Prince s' . Bs2a
Who'll. Of the being SICK with fever On the ah
"a Cape s. ncG,S soie spoke s'hr from Boston Ter
sehi wssnisstSn ksndrict. Ap.l..hoola Ii days with
sssr iioSss sssnsSa wiimins.On. NC days. with
~ IL
schr Oriar ns, Dodge. Richmond 5 days
&c New York, SIN aob, Richmond ) daya
schr Richmond, Dearborn, Richmond, days
Schr Margaret. woglam. Petersburg. days.
schr Honesty, Hinsop, Petersburg, days.
sshv Bsur ~, Weeks, Norfolk, 4 DAYS.
sehr Athos Phillips Norfolk. 2dsys.
scbr HAMILTON, Day tor, Ceorxetowu. DC, dayS
Pchr Fmily ycbpsos. Sneaeoker, BALTIMORE adays.
ecir ssmi r Lord, suith BAislmore, Q days
echr Inward wct,er. Ellsworth, 3sitmore,f days
sehr Aiehigsu. W. att. Baltinore, dsys.
Achv Maria. Ripgsisnd, Dai.in pre-. AdaJs.
echr Nile, taiisptr'G y.mes River.
s s:ss Is; s s:s s:': ss:. rRt; sss '
rohr cham pion Moore, Virginia. 2 daya
eehr Tvuitt. n arr land, 3days.
scfr Paru err, yohnson. Delaw arc. 2 days.
schr George Craig. SypiL Dolaw,rs. 2 daya
Schr Hsnnsh Emily, Dearman. Delaware. - kya.
echr Kate Gordon, Stevenson. Delaware. q days.
sshr John ptnni. -. New London, 2 days.
Sailed.
shire Shsnnon Ludla, Liverpool Mount Stuart Elphin
Bril- Hentersop Glasgow; In diana Bsnneti, New Or
leabs Chsnpain Ocean dc; Raein (Prus Meyer Baltimore;
bsrhs John F.troAn. Davis esn Franoifeo Churchill
Bichbcrp Neusitss; Clef tsw Brsoke Falmouth, Jam;
hseedcnis. Lorng Mobile; brig Caron Whippe Bolivar;
and others
nARcp Wind as sunrise. NV; st meridian. and ~
.AA.f
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NolvoLx. March 2s-Arr sohrs Adriaa. O.bor, NYorsx
Alpsda. v eidon. Providence Smith Cruiser NYork
Bappea soads-Sehr charsh 0rinaa Bsitimsrs Ssuaa
2Sd-A brig Frontier. Hoys Nov orlesn. sohrs yi.,.
lssersid Sac Bias James henry Baker frodsass Chs
Henry MJan d.; AnsensssA' hid1dse do CID sohr
NV is.oow. 's.rsS as-Arr. propeller Jersey Br,.
Smith sYcTl ssr Nsrvish ga sch, S.sis sids ssisS
S.wrea-. March as-Ar bark Delaware tis.. Of Pa,
has IL Iassepser.i slcop Amelia, -suntos fer NYori.
nav HAvEs, March s-Arr sehr har,l land. -. HYorLs
s1SS Pcrs RSs fo s sn a
rah Elizabeth Smith. EYork.
PORTLAND. March hat brig Hanover. York, MstAnzAs
tons) Jsws Ban Frsneiseo; brig AbAsros Cochran Forss
brig Benz Collins yrselfors for Havana; .ehrs
PsovIprscr. March 2s-Arr sch,s D W Dixon HAIL. Rap
Trim Brswn NYork 2sth Condova Nicksrscn Matan
Sss Union, Bangs Baltimore
EIcHnosD, March . and l-Arr sohrs John Patton,
m :.STs Sid
ST uARKs March 10 Arr brig Wacssa, Powell New York:
sh 'chs L.rrs J,ns ps.nos Ss sh 1srS 9iss' DO cd
sxv.sSAH March 2I-Ar Bs.ks Gen JONES' Harding N
CID Dr. bark Intrinsic NoFaran Liverpool Virginia.
Mrreh Is Sid .ehrs oiarssa. Grimm chsriss
white (from NYorh) J. Portland.
NYori at brig Denmark Ropsy do 22d sohr: Psmsqsid
Mitchell tses CID Br brig Juliet.
Hilton Bsrbsdoe and markets BE- bark Brothers, knslish.
WAssIseror, NC. March Is-Ar sohr Comet, Pusa wsss
r; seSls Bss hyo; Smith ss A;sss :.s
Mary, Sratch. do.
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On the 25th instant, CHARLns d. McMAxS, aged
year and months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral without further invitation, from
ltl Gardiner street. this day, WEDNESDAY, ct half
pat O'Clock, P. NJ.
On Tuesday morning, March 2oth, FaAscIs sAwrxa,
infant son CT VIM. r. and Margaret Jane Peck aged
Is months
HIS remains will be taken to Gulford, Conn, for in.
tsrment
On Tuesday, March &C. 1850, after tedious aud Sc
we're Illness, Mr. EDWARD FEKmAN In the $50 year Of
his are.
The members Of the Thirteenth Ward police and
the department generally, members Of the late Fire
Engine Company 80, and the department In general
with the relatives and friends OF the family, In.
vittd to attend the funeral from his late residence
No 10 Goerck street, Thursday afternoon, Ut
O'Clock. without further Invitation
On the 2eth instant. 1t Bloomingdale, HESAv T.
STysss. eyed IS yesrs and 10 months.
The friends and relstives OF the family and Of his
brothers James George, and Philip, ALEC, the ship
wrehts in general respectfully invited to attend
hts funeral, on Thursdsy afternoon, 2Sth INST, at
o'clock from the retdeoce Of his brothers, No. $50
Seventh street. New York.
At Oyster Bay, Long island, on Sunday evening,
March tb SARAH lows In the 10th year Of her age,
daughter Of Ebert II. and Margery +. Jones
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her father, on wednesday, the 27th inst, at
O'Clock.
At Saline county, Arksnsas the 9th ut., Hon.
SAMUEL Adams old and highly respected citisen ct
time acting Governor Of the State and After yards
State Treasurer.
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proposed alteration will the charter on. Of the control Of
.Ael VIII ioss Wholly change Il. sSMsss and
make :. o.nsr.Ss than YES intended BY it's founders to
s'1 ,ss Il; u =: sssI.
church where the rights could o. 10
change Worship eau ss, b. ns ~ a.
s1s.ias sa1sss ' .ss sa 60 ''sss ~:
20 much more eososteht with the spirit Of the
~fss S 81 Tine a,a s'
81 p,Sps1 q their posi. sad
,seys all yi.aS indispensable and nssessA 70 tina OBJ
Of the cssrsS las adasld tho apis.sasd
s Spss sSp. M bod, the proprey q
.ssS are sysr ready y'ld obsisnes thar sprsaS
believe that they deserve the
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hands and for other than designed by those
10 whose generosity its creation and existence are alike
They repeat mos. rs,p.e.y .hsi, rsmon.r.nes against
any charge In their act Of incorporation ssAed ior the
portion Of the msmbers and rs IN duty bound they
sies.D Iss HsMsxEs or THE coNeH xeArrox.
Most Of the heavy business Of the session remains
updhisbed. The superintendent bill. Is passed by the
Hosse has not yet been sc,ed In the Senate where
1t will undoubtedly undergo great modification. The
general appropriation and revenue bills also rem.n
untouched The vast number Of private bills ha,
sunsd the part Of the session. leaving the most
important werk TO BE- dane In very limited period OF
time. How all this labor. with dozen Of bank bills,
spd host Of interesting divorce cases are bs dis
poesd Of time alone can develops.
10 morIoW, ~ II generally uuderstood, the Forrest
divorce case will come up In the Senate. was to have
been acted on yesterday but from some cause
the tuhect not introduced learn fiom undouoted
authority the bill wbichpsssed the Committee Of the
Whole on Friday by vote Of 20 to Is, will meet With
fierce oFposition. The ground will be the want Of
juiisdiction and growing dislike to be used by citi
zsns Of other States to cousummAts their wishes
through Legislature which has sins enough already
Of this character to answer for Whatever may DO
elected in debate, or BY the reading Of the evidences
(Which has been carefully suppressed from the public
eye by denying the usual courtesy to the reportoria
PATERNITY will be taken and wsrdsd without desy
The bouse Committee on Divorce, reported on Sa-
turdsy the bill, Is committed, to divorce DIR. william
WetbeIil from bis wife The evidence In this IL
now beipg published to the world anording oppor
tuDity to all OF judging OF Its merits.
The Governors messsge on the subject OF the re-
solutions frem the States Of Georgia and Virginia,
charging the Northern States with various acts ef az
grestiop. and the manifestation Of settled purpose to
violate the promises OF the constitution In reference
to slavery, attracts much attention.