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I-EPIsODES OF INSECT LIFE. By Achesa Do
ueslca Beautifully illustrated
1.-THE VOLCANO DIGGINGS; ATGe OF Callof-
ria Law. Sy Member ofthe Bar

1.-THE VOLCANO DIGGINGs; ATGe OF Calt'or-
ria Law. BY Member ofthe Bar
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C.uu-Nay ,ta usan Is not This isment'' iiins
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psLmslt scnbo-d Der shonH unto mans me sy 80
bee sur e. BAT say the bees r DC ppt sea- - 70
ttiur ana q never mus sncs x ~ heay "
IlI-TREORY OF PNEUMATOLOGI; Ia reply 10
the Question What cugh. be- Believed or Ds5eiieyed
concerning Presenimens Visions and ApparIioas, &C.
coring Nature, Reason and Scripture 81 Or Jonsnn
Heinrich Jung-S fling Translated from me German IN
copous notes by Samuel Jackson First American Eol'
lion. edied by Rev George Bush. - -. - q,
IV-THE CELESTIAL TELEGRAPH OF, secre . OF
The Life to Come revealed through nagneus wherein
he Existence the form and he Occupation OF me oo
Aner its Separation from the Body are proved BY many
wears Experiments by means OF eight Ecststc Somnsm
husis who hsd Eighty Perceptions Thirty Deceased
Persons Of various Conditions: 4 Description OF Tnem,
their Conversation etc with Proofs " their Existence IN
the Spiritual World. By L. Aph CahagneL Fret Amer'
csn Editor. 800 - . $3.50
HYsICO-PHYSIOLOGlCA RISE ARCHES on
Tie Dynsmics of Magnetism, Electricity, Heal, Light
Crys,a1 aton and Chemism Ia their Relations 10 Vial
Force 8y Baron Charles Won Rschenbsct The com.
plee work from the Second Edition with he addition OF
Preface snd Critical Notes By John Ashtarner, MO-
mis- 6tiseodIltW J. S. REDFIELD, Clinton Hail.
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SERVANT.-Wanted, a young Protest.
Sant Woman, TO do the general housew0rk OF snAl
private family 10 South Brooklyn She must no good
isur dress sud good plain cook aud well recommend
20 for character &C Apply al IS sseke st South Brook
lyp No Irish Catholics need apply. meF
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tT 10. of o. f THE members Of Polar s'ar
Looge No. $40 l. o Of o f. are requested 70 NEE. pa
sis on TUESDAY (his day. at o'clock 2. FOR the pur
pOse OF attending the funeral Of deceased Brother
HENRY LYMAN. By order, - .
GEO w. DE LA VERGNE, n. @.
JOHN Z. BESDIx Secretary. ml8lr
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lROTESTANT SERVANTS.-Situa.


tons are wanted for excellent Protestant Servants in
various domestic stations, al the Protective Protestant
Agency, 49, HUDSON e. N. BThis Agency offers sdvs1.
tsges all others 10 the procurance Of Protestant
IL IL located 10 the midst OF the most respectable
private families snd n consequence, etrsctS very upe
or class Of and charge made % servants
ensbied the most udcious selections from
the great number Of applicants for places
NB.-Ths il Of the grestesl stage ihorou ghfares
the City. NIL iusF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

pOARDING.-A Front Room, on third
ABfoor suitable for gentleman and his wife o, two
single gesllemeo, with Board Apply 81 IL Leroy-pace,
BeeckersL mis- 2WeOdS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

ROARDlNG.-A gentleman and his
-hDwlfe can be Accommodated with BOARD IN a very
peaant location al III East Broadway, betEeen Rutgers
and Jefferson SIS. Likewise two gentlemen and their
wives with and bedrooms alter the LIST OF Mag.
ma m
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ME sEMI-WEKALK TIKI bUNh
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
FoR EUROPEAN clScVL'

FOR EOkofhAN StN~N@N'A"''
= ,rsss1 On the departure Of each Nal steamer io'
n,srcool Prcs o. ceuU per copy, or ~ pS' you Po'
Ne i1cnded
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4 ; tHAMBERMAID, and to assist in
- Wush'n2 40 lroung, General aousem aid 10 a
sns iasiv, - re- .oeca be E0gish Girl Can be- seen
- tvo DAYS q, 1913 Twenty between eighth and
NRth ave, back room, dfsl door ma IL
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WANTS, sc.

A CoAcHNAN. by a young man who can
b. oce the best OF ely reference for sobretv careful
sro honesty; is perfectly acquainted with horses aud
kree.s NC likewise very good INDOOR servant, can
bs,e, s By addressing 70 c. o. o. Al The office Of ths
T'' mis- IL
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ARTTST.-Wanted.

an operator capable OF taking charge OF an old estab-
shed room In this city. Any person wishing permanent
situation may hear Of by addressing ARTIST this
Office stating lowest terms and reference. iHIo II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

ROARDING.-TO let, with Board,
- fHie Of rooms. separate oherwiIe. IN q house
where few hoarders kept Reference OF The highest -
speciality required and given. Apply al 76 Esst Broad
way. MI In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

American Institute Farmers Cuba regu-
u meeting will be held at the Repository, ISL Broadway
Tuesday, The 18th OF March, The subject Of
Flax continued The last proceedings OF the Royal III
cultural Society OF England on FaT Cotton wi be read -
Distribution Of Seeds will commence. All persons hsving
good seeds invited bring and exchange for
Oher good seeds Some seeds Of the distinguished 70.
bcco OF CONNECTICUT River Valley will be distributed-
Admission free 10 ALL MIL IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

DROTESTANT SERVANTS. - Sit
n uttiors are wanted Tor excellent Protestant cooks
chsmhermads, seamslresses, nurses general workers
walters, coacbmen, arners gardeners, &c the Office Of
The Protestant Employ ment S1ciesy CarmiuesL
n. B-SeTvsuts who show that they smart td7,
sober houeit and capable, here ojan good situations
fres Of charge. nil ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

ROARD.-One or two Gentlemen and
- her Wivss. and single Gentlemen. can be accom-
rO'Ets1 with good Board and pestant Rooms a. - Eas
Broadway. Inquire al 2lj East Broadway. mis- w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

pOARD.-A suite Of rooms on the sec
ASond Goor and rooms for single gentlemen, can be OBJ
uned by nppy iug al 81 Ess. rwe1ty hird-st M I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER

Al EIthLNUL NIOO y hin W n I<4t-
" CURE-Dr JOSEPH A WEOER has .sfumed Tie
permanent Medical Direction Of this Insutnuon Phs
tsbffhment situated 10 South Orange Essex Cou0y,
HewJesey, hours rde rom the city sy Morris AID
cortlsrdst Al Q AN ard Al SIPM Pnyss bsGhs arc
tsched 10 most Of the Pstienfs Al ettsrs upo.
professional business should be addressed TO Or Welr
shers 70 tho Superintendent Of The Orange Aouaks We
lsrCure. pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

~ The Quilted RrOthers' Land Society meet
THIS EVENING, at the Hall IN Grand o., al O'CLOCK
Members who have only paid Fee those 10
reeT' are requested to forw ard and pay up few
shares yet left Respectable and industrious
men are requested TO join this Society Every member
Of The Land and Surveying Committees are urgently
President W.PARKER.
4 CHks KEEN, Secretary, ml8 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

INSIDE SERVANT.-Wanted a situa-
ion by steady and respectful man az INSIDE SER
Want, N private family, Waiter n d hlte single
handed or otherwsel Can produce unexce pt0nR1e cry
refereu and testimonials Of HE character ani spss
Address o. B., III Eassa1.sL Weges not 30 mush N
object ss respectable situation. mis- p
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WATER CURE.

xNTATER-CURE INSTPTUTE-CITY
w azd CoUNrRY-Dr TRAIL receiyes Patients AZ
he comrnodious City establishment, is Laigttsi and -
oyster Bay L. |. Communication dsiy between thess
places BY steamboat ard railroad General fueucs a.
Isrded. Consultations IS. mi lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

We The Deaf Coniem plated Removable Lutte.
Ear lunru airy for The Exclusive Treatment Of Ear
sseeses will be removed the LAT Of May TO S7l Broad
~ Daring the interim be be consulted from til
e'oaowsy entrance through WaIerbury's Furnish
= 1--WE nils lmS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a situation as
BOARDING.

NTIVART'S HOTEL, Brook-stre
lVk Grosvenor-square. LONDON-The proprietor begs
respectfully TO inform the foreign nobility families aud
gentlemen who intend visiting england the approaching
season that he has made considerable reductions IN me
charges al soGs the honor OF their continued End pa
tTouage of his Hotel which viii be found Tepete win
every comfort alton the moderate
terms possible excellent cuisine and tho French Italian
Germsn sud Spanish spoken. NIL =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

7 ONDON MIRROR OF LIrERA-
1-ITUEE AND AMUSEMENT, IN Sc Vols, comprising
Original ESSAYS Select Extracts, Discoveries In the Arts
ard Sciences, Spirit OF ne PUBIC Journals N "a ssss
Vols commencing with G22 illustrated with hundreds
Of portrs 70 and desgns nskag altogether an unique and
rare work Also the Paris Fashions quarter OF century
ago In srrs Vols Several hundred COored l1IITstonB
Tor sale very low, by The assignee, 500 Brosdwsy
ml5 81 ). COLEhAN, Ageni. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

WORK--Chance wanted 10 live by work
" by an Emigrart Widow, who lost her husband by
exposure and hardship the passage from Ireland and
who iefl destute with OF fourteen years and
infant OF ten months make her way IN tbs world.
She would be glad to DO homework 10 family where her
son could earn hs living and she be allowed that OF
herself and infant child place IN the country would be
preferred but she will thankfully accept any. Please ad
dress call upon MARY MCCARTHY Il Franktort-st
Ul8 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

NFw foHK. March IL, sol.
y To Lieut.-COI. j. G. Burnham, of the
New. York NOlunteers-DEAR SIR: Knowing you to
be The Guardian of the Newrork Volunteers we tske this
OCCASION to inform you that on and after TUESDAY, the
18Th Inst until further notice the New Line Of Stages
Lng on Graud-sL known rs the Spd0gst and renth-av
Line Of Stages will Iun for the benefit OF the NewYork
Nouuteen-"a noble band OF Patriots" well entitled 10
NE ympshy Of s good citizens; and We sincerely hope
nS The good people will not fail in giving them rich
serehi Iorough the medium of our Line of Stages The
expenses Of provende and hire will be taken out and
se balance appropriated through Mr. McChesney Of the
fourseerh WAVd.-Wtih great respect we remain
Your obedienl servants
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DO0KBTNDERS' LEATHER.-Ths

DOOKBINDERS' LEATHRR.-The
kBsubs.ribsr has on hand aai e constantly receiving
English 20 ored Skvers coore Cali sbns French Iur.
k4v Morocco asia Red Leather Satted Splits and Car
skins Book Ch0ih, Marble Paper and every article ne
ouired oI Bndery. Always on hand large assortment
OF Geo Dudev 81 peror Bark Skivers Blank Sheep and
Law CAR Skins al Of which are offered II the lowest
market prices by JAMES COOh, Ssoi rearlsI
GENERAL NEWSPAPER OFFICE,
~ % Hudson. Duane Ct open daily By AN. Tho
Periodical and magazines Punch London News &c regu'
larry supplied Newspapers mailed 70 country subscribers
al TIE lowest cash prices. CHAs. w. COLENs,
ml2 lw* News Agent, 25 Hudson-sL ". Y.
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IOSPITAL.-To the EnterpIising.-A

HOSPITALITY the Enterprising.
q Medical Man, possessing great facilities for giving
character and publicity TO the enterprise desires TO form
permanent connection with person IN possession OF
suscious furnished house. With the view Of establishing
private Hospital, much wanted in this city None need
apply hut persons Of known ability and integrity the
advertiser s perfectly familiar with the requirements OF
invads, and designs for his patients and intends
oevoe his entire energies to the project Consulting Sur
gecDs OF the highest character will greatly facilitate its
progress snd number Of first Merchants and Hotel
keepers VIII ero The shuencs of their names Apply to
EDWARD H. DIXON Editor OF the Scalpel, ll2 Grandst,
Y, ml8 3teodist
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THE UNDERSIGNED have observed

II
a with great satisfaction the exhibition Of he Panorama
Of BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS sud believing
calculated 10 exert beneficial Adeues uFon the eln
muuiy 3, large-at the same time pTesenusS pecu Aaf
claims upon the patronage " Christians Of all tenomn =
tons cheerfy recommend their frends Snd no pap
lie a. worthy OF ercorrsgentLs and support signed
GEO W.BErHUNE, c. SPRING,
GEO POTTS THOMAS De WITT,
GEO B. CHEEVER. STEPHEN Il TYING,
JAS P. THOMPSON. TdOS HOUSETAYLOR,
CHARLES G sOMERS. GORHAM ID ABBOTT,
VIM. r. WILLIAMS JACOB ABBOrf,
T. BAIRD, VA. ADAMS MIL a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
! e ,. Geurasd'. Liquid HAIR DYE /. warranted tc

80. GoHraEd's Liquid HAIR Dye Ia warranted TO
fea or gray hair 10 beautiful brown black IN
49,. Dr. 0,s well known eminence ~ chemical PM
sure guaranty tksi this article 10 the plus
Iv,S| nAf Dye. Exercise tho Will To buy no other
- 81 eols al Dr. FELIX GOURAUO'S old essbtshed
- ~ NtlkersL lsl store from Broadway IN Sru&Th
~ 1ieutd Hair I've, improved 90 AZ % color the
81 Nhskers N. uO,nentI apped without the least
w.. entirely ffee from unpleasant, odOr, and can ne
eSs1 wa Tue strongest Immediately u Il applied,
'sun2 10 DRY. For sae, or applied a BArcHeL-
VIA Factory 4Wsllst tsyi5 TuTb6sst II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

~ Post Office, New Y Ork IN OIice.-The Malls
pei United States Mail Steamer PACIFIC, WIN close at
his flee on WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, al l04 NJ.
Letters for the Continent per Pacific must he pre- paid
q cents each Imls "a WM. " BRADY, PM
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BERTINE L RYERsON.

NEw-YORK, March IL, 1851.
GENTLEMEs; lake great pleasure in acknowledging
neeeept of your very generous communication, dated
eteh H. 1851 and il behafo OF the surviving members Of
teNewYofk Regiment return you my sincere thanks for
leer unbounded generosity.
Yours with respect, J. C. BURNHAM,
Late Lieut. Col. N Z. Regiment
kessrs BERrTNE & RYERsoN MIL IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES

~ The Twenty-eiRhth Anniversary 95,e 10
Nv YorK Lying-in Asylum will take place on
nav me 90l1 of March, a. IL O'clock at me Asy1m %
sonst The public and The Clergy are iH'iI-d 20 a.
fnd
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~ Free Lectures TO Ladies' ExcIusively.-

~ Free Lectures 10 LnuteS EXctuslVeiys-
n, BANNING will commence Course of Free LscCures
% ladies' his afternoon 81 O'Clock, at the Society Library
ICONS SIS Broadway Mothers and daughters afflicted
~b or wbe are interested m the Causes Prevention and
Care Of Consumption Dyspepsia and Spinal Affections or
nv OF the PTOteAn group Of symptoms termed Femae
Ws,kpesses and who would cultivate in themselves, or
zee cultivated In others. symmetrical and graceful form
n body are earnestly invited attend. The other Lee
res Of the Course will delivered al the same time and
rlsee every day this week. No postponement lF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
- I.ntnrrs ON Ihr PrnRress. AntIcipntlOns.

IN, Designs Of rapscy Ia this and oher countries also
rile Tue Issue between PrOestansm and Popsry viii
Sed,iyere0 ny ELDER J. LlTCH Of Philadelphia in The
Pe,byerian meeting st, in 6h cas-, Of 2d-avenue
tommeHcng This evening at7i o'clock, and every evening
~ 1eek Seats fres mi8 ST.
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RNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Ab-P r. BARNUM Proprietor and Manager JOEs
GREENWOOD, ia. Assssans MansgS--AfsIOon perform
snre al s, N The Evenings n O'Clock AdaAnce AesI
children nrder ~ yekrs. Ia ca Al his week, common
Ire MONDAY March u, 1881, re Afternoon. tbs MAR
RED BACHELOR ard alto Comfortable So.ree. L.
Fyeuirg the Tamous effective and exciting moral drama Of
MADELAINE; Or, The Founding q Paris. fhe inni-
nersb,e Curosues ofths Museum, tso vast Chinese Col
lerrop &c sre 20 be ssen al 81 hOCn NIL
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drug STORE.-ValuabIe Stand for

a HEM lSI.-A practical Chemist, pos
Osessing many very valuable recipes and who is also
good mechsBcan wishes either to engage al salary
partner where his services will be taken az AZ equyR
lent for capital Address CHEMIST, Thbute Once Tor
one week. ml8U
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BOARD WANTED-In New York or
hBrooklvu-A nteman, with wife child and servant
wishes 10 Obtain board and furnished unfunshed
rooms In private family thai does not move the let OF
May Location must be IN pleasant and healthy part OF
Ferry In Brooklyn Would like conye fences for bathing
Terms must moderate Best Of references given aud
-soni,ed address G u A Tribune Once. MIL dt
WANTED-By two Gentlemen, COM
Portable furnished rooms, with partial board from or
before the lst ofMay In private family where there are
no other boarders Brooklyn Highs or immediate ycn-
itv Address G. c. Tribune Office ml7 Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

VNWO GENTLEMEN and their WIVES, or
4 two or three single gentlemen eaa be Accommodated
with pleasant rooms with psntes attached and board
and sner the ls Of May East Broadway near Clinton.
Hot Cod ard Shower Baths. Inquire at 2o4 BrOOme-st
Also gentleman al Broomest until the lst Of May.
mill Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

70 Staten Island Fancy Dying Estnolisn-
nent- Ohce No JOhnst New fOrk. fhe Pfopfle
s's ~ Ms establishment whose Dying and Finishing
AVE been so long ana ia voraby known TO The community,
re ready 70 receive orders for dying and cleaning Sf
Wooep Cotton Linen aud Fancy goods OF every descllp
ion IN he best manner. ,r,,,,s IN
NILS Ia" BARRETT NEf hEWo W,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

R.s GOTHAM d ABBOTT PrncPsl-The wisdom Of
Creation ojsplsyed IN Course OF Six Lectures on
s,scs their Structure and Functions; illustrated with ga
,,ersge cOllsc0n aboriginal aud unique preparst on
ssiibiied by an Oxy-HydrOgen Microscope. BY hENAf
nOGDBY NJ q FL s. late DissectOr OF NJ nute Anatomy
s Royal College Of Surgeons OF England The Course
III somusuce on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th, and NJ cor
,nes on MONDAY. the 2lth Of March met and the WE'D
xFSDAYS and MONDAYS Ia The two following weeks,
s5iPM Tickeis for the COUrSe, g 81; sage tickets,
Setnts-obtaDed al the Institute. nib q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

Wanted in small, phi
- vate family neat and tidy girl general hou work.
sac must be good wssher and irJner and cd oh,
and have good city from her att place English
welsh Oernsn preferred Apply a. Dr.. Luteners Ear
ln6msn, Broadway on the 50 hooI, from ul 3 En-
rance though WaieTbiry's Furnishing SfOIe mis- So
Columbus Democrat., 1851-10-18
GENERAL FOOTE.

This gallant snd noble MississiPpian. who has
done more for biz Stale, and as much f0r the
Sougb aud tbe Uuion, as any statesman n0W liT-
ing in presenting the true issues before The co1n.
ify, and 10 defending those Issues, has recently
come out with an address 10 bis constituents in
reply to certain questions propounded to him.
10 tkis address, be tells he people Of Mississippi
that Stale has no righ, TO sscede from the Ia.
ion; that in the language Of Mr. Madison, the
Constitution "required an ad .pliOn in toto and
iorerer," and iha-the Mississippi Convention, in
1884, declared that a constitutional right Of Sc,
cessiOn from The Union, on The part Of any State,
was utterly unsanetioned by the Federal Const-
luton. He says that he has ever agreed with
Ien. Washington that "it was Of Infinite moment
bat we should properly estimate the immense
'aiue Of our national Union" and that he con-
'urs with Gen. Jackson, when speaking Of the
Federal Constitution, he says: "we have hiiber-
o relied on il as the perpetual bond of our Tn.
on. "-Soufhern Patriot.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-10-18
The State Of Mississinni.

,r - HN"NDED COUNIl.
10 all persons interested in the Real Estot,
wh'ch Elisabeth j. Ward died, sei.ed nno
possessed.
VOU are hereby notified to be and appear before
u our Probate Court Of said county at the Term
thereof held at the Court House, IN said county on
the First Monday in December next, 1851, then Ind
mere TO show cause, if any you have, why an order
should not be granted to sell the following lands
tylng and being in the county OF Lowndes, and
State aforesaid, towit: N''N
ne south west quarter of south west Quarter of
section thlrty'ilve, township eghteenrange eighteen
west west half of north west quarter Of section two
township nineteen, range eighteen west south hall
OF east half Of north west quarter of section two
township nineteen, range neighteen west, and south
haii OF west half of north east quarter of section
!wo' township nineteen, range eighteen west in ali
xVo sv acres according to the petition Of Gideon B.
Whlte, Administrator of said Estate, filed at the
octooer Tenn Of said Court, 1851.
{ - Witness the Hon. Nathaniel r. Coodv;n
L. >. Judge the Probate Court Of said county
- - the First Monday of October, A. D. 1851
issued 18th October, A. D. 1851. : : 49,
o DANIEL WILLIAMS, Clerk.
october II, ls5l.-l6-6w [P. r. SO sol
Columbus Democrat., 1851-10-18

GRAND PBoJEcr KILLED OFE.-Some one
lately suggested The feasibility Of supplying Ohio
with water from Lake Erie, by a large canal
II was said the distance from the lake to the
headwale[s oflbe Aleghany was only about
twenty miles, and it was believed that canal
could be made at a reasonable cost which would
supply the Ohio at,all seasons with an abundance
OF water. Unfortunately for this magnificent
scheme il has been ascerlained that the head.
waters of the Aleghany are about one thousand
feet above the level of the lake; from which il
viii be seen that the river might easily turned
mo the ake,hereby creating series Of splen.
did water privileges but il would be rather
difficult job to turn the lake into the river.