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DE6PECTFULLY invs attention offiends and the pablo
their assortment Of spring goods, Of the
which prepared the best and
fashionable style their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
testngs elegant light silks
for patterns Of PARIS embroidcres.
There skfu employed In this
coats, pants wscoats. Each de
complete 10 itself Army and unms made to
despatch, and in the approved
Strangers who this metropolis will find this establish
everything their and perfect NJ insured
NJ. II. PREnIvA wAsTeoATs--Thcre elegant
admired Castle Garden
premium by the American Institute at their late fair
Feb I5--dIm FL
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A COMPENDIUM OF sh- Ens,r. Body or IN. u.
by Asa Knne-alphabetieay arranged with refsrene'
svoi., Law sheep, svo, 20. 4i77. Retail, pss sss
10 and 81 Ann street. New fah
|s...- Opinion. Of fAs Prefsssen.
There arc few works in the profession
sound nw within the samc limits, OF that are more dss
''"'' '''s'' CHIEF JUSTICE sELs@
Nrw Yosx Sept %, 1850. n.
win MIR. Justice Nelson opinion .Se..@
q - l.sHg.... CHANCELLOR wALwofr
The vsst Of reliable citations from whs
powerful auxiliary . The law student. pvns ne hsay
- = - - = : ' = ROBERT D. wArn
have frequently examined citations, have se..x
crashed With their aeearacy and have been Is m.es
ss e . a. da n rS.ss s
sance from myself, that feel anxious the profea
learn !" merits and, like enjoy =" advantage rowvs
NswYoRx CRY, Oct Is, 1850.
i npar al he advantages of an accurate and wsI -.
labor Ia.
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philsss'sTT'
M Knne has collected with great digsncs ,rd .ea ssI
ysry sAy Aay..c.d me which qsesens .ps :
'~' - JUDGE Si; 'fErERs, rhI,dsssss 1
lhave examined Kinn. Law Compendium ..ss
mrsnly Adapted to the purpose for which It was -
facilitate the mbors Of counsel In the prepafano
cnsses fos Trial and Argument examination on
ines can say with confidence they are uesse3 VIZ
judgment and ability. ~
l IllEsf 4,ap JUDGE GRDLEy, Udcs, s'- ie =.
calcalssed 10 be greater help student ihss ~
boon o. W. size ertant and win find its way upon s""
= T 80 '' reverence W. L. HURST phsissaps =,
The plan, and nty, and accuracy ofhess ~ors. 0.s
.Spos.GT q q, s %1. cs.
v.s%on,, Hornhscwsr Of New Jersey, T.ck1 o. virgin a
Of Washington city. Weston OF Maine &c. 40 . rpnN
. PuhAlshedb by yohn x isnssGA
Nov Nj ~ andS AS
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,
DE sELDfNC 4 wYLtE,

No TodT' Buiidins Penmivania merit dsor ~sa o.
......E Brorn's Hotel, Washpsfoa, d. C. #.## ....a
rHAs. DE sELDING l. ANDREW wYI.IE, IT,, having ormeJ
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
before board Of
appointed for the adjustment Of spoauonr or other
Claims prepared their
be nirusted
chalxe They obtaining PENSIONS bounty
dutes claims under treaties,
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents &c. WHY. a..#.#. .w ..4.
Andrew wyIs w. any business with which
either nmsef the firm be nius,ed In Of the courts Of
Supreme Court Of the United States
Chas De seldns, being United States commissioner no,y
Of deeds for all the States Of Union
give prompt taking Of testimony acknowedg
Deeds duties which appcrtan bis ONCE.
Charges will regulated by the claimed
a nd services required IL E.s
(post paid will receive immediate attention.
Sept e-dly
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suider.s" Wine store, walnut street, PhiladelpAA
e.aD 81 az q
sales made by him 70 eonriners-eeen Obliged ls.~
% q o% ssa q M
by him He would refer 70 some invoices :. foSws VIZ
low prices ran DID, and some very
y ias sa pe eesd @ sss
toe put npin Europe, which he challenges as equal w
The ManIsnIa and AmonuIIado serries are peculiarly s
as they strengthen without stimulating and
wines. principally specially selected for his s,.s
These vine. fuiy and delicate, and have hy
al Port. and red wines Palnsd on As such
delicate white ror and Mslm.ey Port
too careful in their choice Of PORT. 80
Madeira wines Of various sorts, dry and rch south sds
and West Indies sereA &C., &C., Ac' on dnssh and aA
4. 10 The sparkling wines Of the subscriber, s~ =
Moei champagne, and the splendid spans Mossns
ported BY him. are superior 70 any other arc 'oa
also ch.mp.sns wine. Of ys0q. brand. and ss,!s
wine. generally the subscriber holds himself BE- Judge, -
@ he &c s AZ o s..: N: ,s S.sd
wine. he has large stock and can assure
'I sssrrras and Barsse always on hand in bote.
M,. bernhard Jordan, Of cosen1, are es,sn.ve and
many san Hooks and Mo.ss from the sss.ps:, .r %
the Rhine. I'LL As Att 5 -
In Of be has scvt
stock embracing old ol60p Of Oard DupsT
celebrated Csver Of eighth casks and l
hhds and "Dubouche," 1874 In hhds consignment ~hh
be- sold low. ~. g. H - a. ...r al :.
Also Irish, Scotch, Mouongahea whi.ksy Jamaln gn
brandy other wines and liquors, iscas "
Of the above, sold by r In quantity Aass
A constant assorted stock ofHsvans cigars !.
All goods delivered within days reach Of Phadsphia
paid Orders viii be promptly executed II sent nv malaH
graph. Z a
Address re, .-..E- JACOB shiDBk,lr,
Cheap Wine Store, ~ Walnut street, fhisdeyAa
Nov l5-u
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WILLIAM IroRNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant eou~fy, Wiseonsir,

- (LATs or rAuouIHR COUNTY, VAL Ia..-. ..s.
WILL Of Grant, Dane, Iowa countless
w suprcm. Madison give
ponsy and particular attention 70 the collection Of Chains pur
lands, and
resident part Of Hisic. ~
Refers Hon H. foote, u g. Senate Hon James NJ
u Homer, esq, Waenton, Va
Mason, .ornsys AZ New York Professor w Homer
Me , 3. Crockett John A. Kasson, At law, Louis
Missouri. Ap l9-lawly
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10 ulsess white oak IA long II inches wide, sinehes
"a pesss white OAk, n fee, long 10 inches wide nehs.
"a D,sess whine oas long 10 inches wide inches
% ,,sss. white oak IL feet long II WIDE inches
u pieces White OAK long inches vide, ionches
u pieces white Osk long, ls inches wide,
thick, ~
a.
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CHURCH CARPETING.-Just received additional supply
" Of catpehns matching that in Trinity church. 1T afaab a
The ladies who supplied bale
y Informed they have opportunity Of furnishing their
pewp in uniformity with that Of the church.
baIcs Cocoa Senlt6n door
do list Competing
do rag do ''s ,-s.a3. n
Away. hand Apartment q espelp mains
stesi and table linens which viii be sold In
ptscs h any retailing house IN the country. - !.
May 6-3eof CLAoETT DoDsoN,
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bids for arce and exhibit the total amount Of each bid
bid will be acted unless embraces all articles TesshI
post. .trp -aaf Ef igg. In lIg \. n tt9s big5s
they specified fourth LIST June, LIST heptcmb
December, 1859, and LIST March, 1883. us,.... sts :
The hogs of which the pork packed % DC taened on
hog weigh than hundred pounds, excp
legs Side pieces may DC substituted bM
The pork be first sailed with Turks inland
then carefully packed with the same article IN pieces not e
eight pounds each aN z sft n sgtlJt t- ggN a
When the packing completed the contractor M
ns this Office certificate from the packer that the port hp M
sailed packed The pork IL TO be seasonal
oak barrels full hooped the beans and salt In ba w
soap and candles in strong boxes Of convenient size for
tnton. .-Ht E..r.
Salt only by measurements OF thirty quass
The have cotton wcks The proyisons
st. Peters and Fort Ripley must pass 81 Louis Tor Their uune u
Ripley must pass st. Peters by lst June 1852.
failure particulars will be considered breach
craci department will be authorized to purchase
these posts.
The provisions inspected the time and place Of dr
expenses be by contractors until they are depa
such stoehouses may be designated by ths agents me %
The Commssary General privilege Of incres
diminishing quantities, OF dispensing with any or al u
required post before entering Into contract
increasing reducing quantities of each delivery
third subsequent contract on giving sky days previous
proposals evidence of their ability together with The nsn
whose responsibility must be cerhed BY the dsa
or by some person well known 70 the government %
wise their proposals will not be acted on .@
adpnnee cannot be made and Evidence 'pasH
fun deiiosy A be required at this Office bsors req.ss
Be made spoa the Treasury r pGyms winch viii Dc sa h
places purchase the residence OF the contractors
option of the Treasury Department, ~ 80
No drafts on this office VIII bs accepted OF paid under any %
stances t yE i 'Eg ai4f3afhi e.I Bal s' = ra.i
Each proposal win separate envelope and nsts
" Proposals for furnishing army ssbssencsn
Norr-Edors will paid for inserting their papsn
unless authorized to do SO BY the Commsssy @
raj Of Subsistence. Aug 3-lawtS7
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR LAW,
....- Sar Franeiseo, California. ... r. s 4
% ss as%. ST.s
an W f1 Bent % ss
city, J. p issley esq., Boston, Massachusetts Hatch,
NEW York and Californs. miliion.irs Association
One thousand shares q one thousand dollar. Capital o
limited pn%s., ?, share: are 70 e Obtained BY
conformity with the revised Of New York. per-
- annually,
States: .as
'' General Partner and s s' As.i . ... s:s
who .s ss S,. nj q. vsa
,nS 1. II ne s Be s az
available for trade, malls freight
GT sisp increasing doing win o
Ind ns an . =:
and PROB, thereby that this association being rmed
Mercsn,s Commercial comm.son Mercs.nts bansins
Insurance snd Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
/. Feba-d ---- .1 Z. II a.e -zlE.
q. q II:
more g Sd than n an. the HI ss.
No 7 Baltimore street R.mos corner grosdw. and Leonard
street, p.,ssuI; street, Soss and Main street. Lynch
III. besaa and highly finished electro are an
extraordinary Improvement insnrna faithful and highly finished
few IL. Nj t..a
r.sry ground whi,ehun-, give.
airy and living appearances TO The picture. .t Hal III
sand pictures annually and have di..sscton This
certainly fauerne the superiority Of likeneses
w calls Of public generally his elegantly
Furnished gallery Lane and fuckers stores whore
exhibition OF pictures will given. lgH- atli
Notwithstanding composition dssuceotypes
recent Fair 81 the Maryland Insus he awarded the n
medal by the Judges. slgI EE.a 4it9 p r9ii
Lkenesss ofsvey description copied and mosm
attended to. Nov 0e--dy
I KNOX WALKER Will practise law I'm the Supreme
claims .Jain. tho government Addrsss WashinCon D. O.
pRlvATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman, who has
received good edncaton resided In Para
anrons 70 obtain the position OF nor companion TO
sons In some private family respectabily $3.50 600 IT,
References personal character and family can be
f parties cfthe highest rpeebiy ehern THE country
In Etesnd, IN t4a sGE 't&4l la 93HlYAl8 GA t03'
.:s M.I. Vance, 100 pos. once, os~.so, New York.
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$500 sup1 feet per thousand feet, board measure.
TO be in ~ 20 l6 feet lengths. ri
NAvY-YARD, GosPoRT VA.
....." CLASS No. 1.
cubic be az anty
required foylhree feet length none OF tle re-
mining thirty feet length The sua
under inches square, wane; to
be measured by the cubic foot
1000 while oak promscuous timber rough
be from thirty my feet average
forty length, and TO be less small
fourteen inches TO be measured by the cubic
...... Waite Oak Butt Cuts
10 pieces each % r. long, 10 in. wide, II in thick
10 do 10 do IL do
is do ls do Is do IL do
is do - do l6 do 10 do
SO peces-say l. 1913 cubic feet per cubic foot
fbe my pieces be Of very white OAK the
centre, or gotten IN shayo
corners that there will be no sap wood on them.
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law In the Supreme
Court OF United States, attend the prosec1ton
claims against tho government Address Washington, d. %.
Mar Ib-u ~. t.4. t..
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IA bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
10 gallons OF good cider vinegar. ". srr
Onehalf on The June, 1859 remainder BY l5s
Der, 1864.
IN Fort Brudy, sadi SIC. Masis, siicAissa
las S S 81 q ikrssh superhns aour
IS bushels OF new white neld beans
s, pound: S e GOOD GOOD S S.1s ssss e.us
II bushels Of good cIaan dry nne salt
one hal. :. ;i 81 i. q S ss IFS; !, he
n Y.ss in4sysa1saes, Boston AarSor, Ma..aeA4..s.
no barrels OF pork
$50 barrels Of fresh supernne nour
... Is bushels good clean dry fine salt
$40 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
AT Fort Tsumbau, NsW London, Csnnsoiesl
ia5 barrels Of fftsh sapeihne hour
sss poands q good good hard nas ' ,s,Io candle.
. IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
90 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
II. At Fort adams, EsuPort, Rhode Island.
SIS barrels Of lfesn superhpe flour
100 bushels OF white field beans
1925 pounds Of good hard soap
..... AZ bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
600 gallons Of good cider vinegar. Matrt..t .
1T Fort Constitution, Portsmouth,, Nsw HampsAtrs
Ia5 barrels Of fresh saperhne aour an1.
s. bushels Of new white field beans
325 pounds Of good hard talow candles
Ia bushels Of good clean dry fine salt WI
$40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
AT Fort PTebie Portland, Mane'
IS barrels Of pork ints F...
1876 barrels OF fresh sdperfne -four
IS bushels of white field beans .
s76 pounds Of good hard soap :.
32s pounds of good hard Mllow candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
.... 40 gallons OF good cider vinegar o.
...... q at Fort sulhvsn, Eastport, Name. -se
65 barrels of pork ,t s.agr.aga. 0
I25 burrels Of fresh superhpe -four, ~"
IS bushels OF new white Held beans
676 pounds Of good hard soap
.. aQa pounds good hard tal0w candles
IA bushels good clean dry fine salt
e. go gallons OF good cider vinegar. ..#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

THE TRAGEDY AT PENFIELD.
ROCHESTER JAN. 26-Coroner Pulls held inquest upon
the bodies Miss Sarah Sharp and John Everett yesterday
In Penheld Everett brothern-law of Miss Sharp
and had for several years Illicit intercourse with her
A man by the name of Charles Edwards had lately be-
como intimate with Miss Sharp, which created jeaou
sy on the part Everett who contemplated her destruc
dom The evening Of the murder he sharpened jack
kniie and proceeded the residence of Mr. Campbell
whore Miss Sharp wns. Edwards was also at MIR. Camp
bells house Everett urked about the house outside wsch
ing to If Edwards and Miss S. intimate. About
O'Clock she went out the door and minute after
heard Campbell and Edwards went out and found
Miss Shaps throat severed from to and Everett in
the condition Everett about 40 years OF age and
Miss Sharp about 30
The following communication found in Evcrett's
pocket which he contemplated his destruc
ton "My God, Sarah could believe unless had
with my eyes never did think of seeing you
letting such man, dimnutve man. take my privilege
that you have promised me SO much My God Sarah
had rather be dead twice; he will drive mad You don't
know my feelings every motion-I see where you
parted-I that kiss You made my feelings mad, and
for this dien
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.
The Abingdon Democrat announces, by authority.

The Abingdon Democrat announces, by authority. COL
Fuyc:,o McMuen candidate for reelection from the
Washington District.
We hear unoiicaly. that Col G.. w. Thompson has re-
ceyeG the unanimous nomination of the Backsye Demo-
cratic Convention Congress from The Wheeling District
IN tn. Lcudoun District Mr. Morton says with Spartan
br:yty AID finances: Il can6date leaving i TO the
people the polls decide upon his merits His curt card
has stirred up hornets nest in the Whqgery OF that Dis
,rictant the Alexandra Gazette is filed with the fittings
OF Wing champions for and asans, Mr. Norton The ia
that in voting aganst r. Winthrop for Speaker
Nj Morton unwhigged hicseli. The former re,o.t, and
with mighty force that by that vote the richest feather in
his cap Mr. ". showed MS sagaciy and fidelity the
Sou.h. They quote for his full Justification, the ansave
ry speeches Of Winthrop in 1916 and l5i7, and say:
As Senator he (Winh,op has only carried ont his pre-
yiously Gyowei principles and identified diserih Seccrc,
Hale Ccs: & CO. Ii Is useless ~ pretend that since hs
defeat he has become Aboonst He has recently only
boldly thrown or ih- max which previously beneath
smooth exterior concealed from the view OF many the deep
~ a!dden s;,.rt OF Abolition.
Smooth tie wa:er. whcrc the brook Is deep"
Every nan 81 Southern fceiugs-every who loves Tie
Constitution q, his country--evefy who loves the
Inon as termed % ancestors should le grateful -
Jcrslia horton :oT contributing ii e d-ggee IL DE-
ie'; i"e eiee:on .! Ilr. winthrop.
''s heartily sAy ditto hess declarations arr tie Dc
Goasaey Vii sarcey candidate In ,Ae Loaaoua Dis
c' S"e ~ ~; DOUBT aa they will stand - Morton AZ t.e
best Wing wae can &c eiec;ed
Mr. Garnet u. S Collector :, Norfolk gives notice thai
the Cutter Campbell" lying opposite the Custom
House Norfolk will take II any articles deposited There
for the Worlds Fair in London and deliver them board
the 81. Lawrence in New York
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Furnaces and maks Of iron in Pennsylronia.

Now II will be observed that from 1850 1870 rails being
than doubled The ronmastes gave the make OF iron
double what the put il at for the same number Of
furnaces and the association of 1916 showed that il had
naces has again doubled Now other States par,icu-
ary In Ohio and Indiana the iron business has adva ICED
as rapidly Has this great increase of production
thing do with present depression Suppose now Gene
raj irwin and the other capitalists succeed in checking the
railroad by taxing il for their benefit and the
lose the growing demand Tor railroad pupo
ses while they encounter great competition at home: will
they be beneitted7 In all this have not alluded TO
the hardware OF the country, which depend upon
cheap iron. The expectation OF iron ano United states
lions of dosrs-and these have 10 pay for their raw mute
rial SIX per cent than the British manufacturers, who
them in the foreign market II wool Is TO DC maze
free for the benefit Makers why should not iron be
made the benefit OF the hardware ana machine man.
ufacturer1 You will observe that according 10 the census
and other authorities Pennsy makes onehd oil the
iron in the Union Hence the whole make may be placed at
tons; and the whole Importation exclusive OF bars
which are manufacture $4,000 TONS or less than
per cent OF the home make Now respectable friend Mr.
Eorwn of the Treasury said TINT remarkable annual
port of his, as follows
ence the almost universal impression in our country
preyais that in assessing duties foreign merchandise
such discrimination should be made will have The effect OF
producing all articles which can be manufactured al nome
in such quantity if possible to RAISE up fro mdT"s "
the er-tte home and the foresn-each competing
with the other he may not be left TO the mercy OF
one, and that the foreign one alone
Now surely per cent importation of the raw material IS
little enough; and following Mr. Corwins wisdom, we re-
guire bounty the import Of ron no raise up TWO mar
kets.'
For tho New YORK Journal Of Commerce.
THE IRON TRADE.
In an editorial article the Tariff in the Journal Oh the
Goth December was stated that the duty on iron alone
might be modified with advantage, by the adopon OF ne
Sng SCALE the fluctuations in price ms STATE
brought from a correspondent, signing himself Sue-
inquiry, "why do yon except iron from your theory
oYem duties, Gel" Your concise answer did
lar to satisfy "Qusrst" for on the 2sth 'anry his In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

held for the county Of Appomaor, tie Court ho
oh day III January, ls5 having
last Major Thomas Ruif ae aJs
for thus county had departed THE e ,ae following 'esoiu io WY
unanimously afol:1i: 80.
Resolved, Tia iae members 81 80 com. have neaE wa ~
icepe, Il hc sudden ..h o. ;iar Thomas Rad as
OF the Peace. saI Hen SicnI Gi coa.;y- 5
Rrs9irei a. b. ihi- iis.easafion The e3na".f ' II ne
prvcl OF citizen wc zepls - lbs discharge "
% every .'aoa w.lcs Called during ion' 'lt'
and -ven;iu he. $1,000 ,rr
heas a,o!eaoe /. .lson aU. has allen uya ,,.s4
Resolved. Th,, naaia 81 CIR fr': i}f VIC rr, ii
While ivicr ,od o: rgg. 2- nj, -jten dei'h. he men we
this Court y.i ,e pidseei mourning i' ~. = hJ
R-.oirei Tina, these ~ en'ce1 30 - r -, i
Cour; J.. CON- lie.r Forwarded - !c1.nPa 1"1 -
p.perl with q re larst ii,a; hc- I've Pe5 shci
Reso.sea Tia ms Sous''' 40" r. F. BococK. Clerk
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curry substantially repeated In offering more detailed
reply we desire The unpcudced examination OF all persons
who fee! interest in this important matter assuring them
that the facts stated cannot contrureiied Or the us
let them Judge To prevent mlscon-
cepon of our motives and that may write more freely,
ore bed makes our business in considerable measure,
exception TO the general depression which undoubtedly does
exist in the domestic iron trade That this arises
not from nome competition, or "being overdone,
stated in the Senate ut lis late session. the following tables
which NO have prepared from Official sources, will prove
Foreign iron imported for each inhabant Of The United
States assuming the population 20 have been II 0OOO from
L. . fam lG4a Ian
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/ THINK OF THEE.

1.-THE following poetic gem is evidently from the polished
pen of Prentice of the Louisville Journal1
think of thee when ewes last blush
Falls mournfully on heart and eye;
Of thee when morn's first gories eush
In gold and crimson DER the sky;
NV thoughts are thine, mid toll and strife;
Thine when from toll and peril free
Az, thine-forever thine-my life
Is but living thought of thee
Think Of thee mid Spring sweet flowers,
And in the Summers brighter glow;
Of thee in Autumns purple bowers
And gloomy Winters waste of snow.
My thoughts are thine when Joys depart,
And thine when all life's sorrows flee
Ay, thine-forever thne-my heart
Is but a throbbing thought OF thee. g. ID. p
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To The T.di,9,,orh. R;esnona l.o,,,;,.-.

To Tie Edlors II ne Riciron8 EG1si-c-:
GES-LEluS :: NJ at,,.:ion il.s beon called 10
mGnca,n in vaur paper o to-day le s'.optg'. %: j.
). Btoai'"s. be-: have IN l., -, b.i h.Tc nj
been Ignorant ri the efsign.e O. he ChErh 20 waca NJ
2. refers and, Tiden-s u N, ue take ele 70 &c.
mind him inst the Rev. ~. Howell 81 ca;asi'ae.
denomination Of ctrisi;aas h1s more han olicct IN
the House 81 .c-aics by M 1viis;oaAs ap I1-y
Dir. Btoaaaas, must that ignorant % s re-
sidence in Richmond.
And now, Me-srs. Editors srcc-c!v anxious, IN s;a'
Of entire im2ar,.a,.ty perform tie datss im2od u?3n
By The resolution erred TO- take this uelho! ot :es'
pecully requesting the clergy Of Richmond All ne n
carrying into effect the wishes OF III louse cx9Tj a
that resolution and for their create; vcnencc be- inl'
they will confer together and make such e.
may b.s; cofnpor, with heir cnc,2c~is aai shl &C a.
happy receive The benedictiun o.. Mr. Bfoatdn any
clergyman in The civ G.. ~. HOPKINS.
HALL 0. lie Mors. or DElr5ArEs January 30, III.