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COX REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
30 scriber, residing near Black Heath P. o
Chesterfield county, about the nth ult, negro
woman named ROSELIN, about 25 years of age,
rather un der the ordinary height, of yellow com
plexiou aud quite fieshy Said woman is in state
of pregnancy, which VII probably be matured in
few weeks. Has mother and ether relatives living
in Richmond about which place vicinity SIZE is no
doubt lurking. the above reward viii be paid tor
her apprehension if taken Of the state, and Sc
cured in jail SO that get her again, or $40 ii taken
W, within the State, and all other reasonable ex
penses paid.
All 9-ilmWStx Il 'MCGkUDER.
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STEAMER BELVIDERE.

STE AM Elk Ii ELtlDE hEs
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
&ESs The Belvidere, Captain Clifford, will
$50. receive freight TO-DAY at IL O'Clock
NJ and wll continue to receive it up to the hour OF
l o'clock M, TUESDAY. 10th inst.
LUDLAM & WATSON.
N B.-Shippers will please to send their bills
ladng down to the Steamer, to our office, Tues
day afternoon au 9-2t
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rocl1 MATTHIAS.

Dooa --Richmond 4 eeFfelnly eafeed Nh 49,
We sincerely Wish thaf some msans eeuld = e.
,lovd q rid he city Of those useless ears who mako
n,~bt b,deous Win their howinss, and thus lst on
cis;rens alesp In peace An attsmSs % dess1ibe the
horr,bl /. noise would b total failure. Pendemo.
nium broke loose would alone convey - idea Of
Il yelnine and bowling, the half starved brutes
the sreets while oil the sleepy iahabifsnfa
~ Tho c,v invoke anathemas upon their reprobafe
800. what shall be dones We should Be
pleased If similar course Of procedure could %
sdopted to that recently pursued In the dominions
of our sublime brother, the Sultan OF Turkey. Inc
number of dogs became 50 great in Constsniinopie
that three thousand werr conveyed to desoiafe
isle in the Bosphorus, with provisions suficicnflto
last them three days. On the fourth day. the
Imans sscended the minarets, and exhorted them
to patience and resignation, when the devoted ours
met their fate with becoming propriety. Three
thousand would reduce the number in Richmond
but slightly Should this proposition be adopted,
we move to amend by inserting ten thousand.
Them after day of toll, our citizens might "seep
we'll"
1t is no use talking about taxes on dogs The
revenue don't compensate for the loss OF sleep.
Neither do the dog catchers diminish the ev TO any
extent II this philanthropic body secured the
city every day in the year, they wouldn't catch
dogs enough to make a pyramid. Neither would
the Constantinople plan meet the emergency, for IN
our Bospberus' there is no island desolate enough
to starve the critters tn death. What, then, shall
be donee The " Live Giraffe the spicy animal
that rears it's lofty head in Raleigh, has declared
war upon the canine race in that city. The follow
ing is the last article in the declaration which we
copy with feelings of appreciation:
We really wish we had dog law here by which
every whelp should be killed once year. The
town could then sleep in peace; which will never
be the case as long as not only every white man,
but every negro, is allowed to own as many dogs
as he plesses-or let our commissioners pass
new law that every cur that dares to open his I'M
happy mouth in the night shall die by the hands OF
the common hangman, without any benefit oil cler-
gy whatever--then lie, then. only halt enforce IT. as
they do our other laws, and halt the grievance
will be speedily abated.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM.
N PANY The Agent Of anis Company respect
fully soicits call from al opposed to lay up fund
compar Continues to be Vi " prosperous ' o. TINS
Its accumulated cap tai Of the LIST instant was
S52e 800, principally inveased in New York and
United States Stocks. To4l number of Policies
issued upto that time was 576l. Dividends made
bearing interest per cent? Dividends heretofore
have always averaged fren4 20 to 50 per cent For
all other Information cali 4 No 203, Main street,
square above the BANKS.
aug CHASfWoRTHAM Agent
r kONZED SETTk4s, Gc.-Bronze la,
- Racks, Settees. Unbrey u Stands, Camp Chairs
ana stools, for sale By
aug r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
- prime bright Soulde1 do do Joes, lanoin J
Pc steam OF, fer sale by
aug JdaN Il CLAIBORNE.
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- one, su,is - - en- as1so1ic1 q -
pss1see volsnisess1 ~ - enstonsfs 40 .psfe1-
s. = q I sss sss ! eEI 81 y
= NJ ~ Tcbius Lswsous = NJ. prats ~ 49,
s6ur ifenesses Of me- Ill Of which 44ts not Ooly
ssfisfaslory to ne, bat hsve been 80 N q y y
ls ss. enc .s ;ssi, Ssss ne -
81 esvs ~ Hurlev. Of Prince Edward !: Z Mr.. PrAst
4 ne only artist that has ever taken good Like
ness Of me, the eyes In particular
81 " Mr. J. A. Winston !" Mr.. Pratt has this day
taken thre Pictures or me, which think perfect
Saws Mr. Sawyer: "The Eve Likenesses taken
Of me By Mr. Pratt to day consider first rate"
virsinin GALLERY, no AS. Main street. an Q
E~ To the Citizens Of Richmond and
Transient visifors.-If you wish to have your
hair cut aud dressed In the most fashionable and
tasteful style, and your whskers changed to beau
tful black brown color, please call at the Hair
cutting, Shaving and shampooing Saloon, under
the American Hotel
NB-Hot, cold, and shower baths can be had
daily from GA N to 10 P NJ, and on Saturday at l,
pm.
Single bath IS cts; FIVE tickets for 81. Entrance
18th street. jyM
r Mexican lIusIang Liniment, Inn
provement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day. And the great desire for these s
the proving cause to the great advancement now In
operation In the Medlcai W0r10. new ngnt DIaZes
up and old practises and old mixtures are discard
ed The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
nature to recover her lost powers, and become
healthy which is evidently the true cause why 1t
is SO successful and why 30 many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re
commendit.
E CHOLERA, DIAkRHEA, CLIO.
LERA MORBUS, CHOLICS, CKAMP, GRIPPING
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &C., may be cured by
Stabler's Great Summer Remedy.
None genuine without the signature OF r.
STABLER, NJ. D.
Chills and Fevers, Ague. Bilious, Remittent
and Nervous Fevers General Weakness, Weari-
ness in the Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice
Dyspepsia, &C., may be cured by Stabier's Great
Ague and Fever Specific.
None genuine without the signature of r. H.
Stabler, NJ D.
StabIer's Alterative-A valuable remedy for
Impurities of the Blood, Erysipelas, Boils, Salt
Rheum, Milk Crust, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, En-
rged Tonsils, Sore Throat, Dropsy, Ulcers on the
legs, Swelled Glands, Deranged Liver, Oppression,
Palpation of the Heart, letters &c, e..
All of the above for sale in Richmond by GAY
NOR & WOOD,DOVE s. ISAACS and PURCELL,
LADD g. co. R. II. STABLER, NJ D.,
je 2s-3m* Alexandria, Va
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ss FOR PHILADELPHIA AND
&.leA&C CAPE MAY.-The magnificent Steam
ship PENNSYLVANIA will sail as above on We'd
nesday, 18th inst, at l2 O'Clock NJ landing pass
engers each trip at Cape May.
For freight or passage apply to
ALL 9-3t MAYO a. A lklNSON.
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Columbian hotel, Richmon

E The Ofhce Oh the New York Her.
alo, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspapers,
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, is at l09.
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
General Agent
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos of Delaware No IS, Aug 9Th;
"a 62 80 80 81 10 So rs 90 SO 10
For To. Day.-The Delaware State Lottery.
Class No 57.-Captals: s26,750 $4,000, 5000, 1900,
2776, 10 Of 1000, &c. IL numbers, ID drawn
Tickets 49, auQ
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On BBLs CH0ICE LEAF LARD, land
~ ing per stesmer,f S. Q by
Au9 JOHN n. CLAIBORNE.
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pANANAs.-A supply OF this delicious AAN
JUAN PiLZIsl.
Also, 10, OF fine Pine Apples. Gail In nexI a0oi
20 exchange Bank
ie lS
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NJ OTICE.-1he co.partnership heretofore sx-
/ listing under the firm OF MARTIN 81 lUkrM
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The name
of the n!m will &c used by Thomas w. Iafpin IL
settling the business. EDW,D. F. MARTIN,
T. w. TURPiN.
Richmond, July so 1852.
N. B.-The undersigned will continue the q
MILY GROCERY BUSINESS at the OLD stand, ue'
tween 7th aud sth streets, Main street, Wheie &C
will always keep good and general assot'i,isl s
be solicits the patti oEa1 OF the Old rieaas Oh 'no
hrm and the pubnc generally. ,a,u
au 2-lws i. w. IGhfiN.
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SUPERIOR BLACK SILK MITT-.-
~ We have Just received lot OF very sapesi.os
black silk Mitts; Also ladies' and gentlemen WING
and colored Kid Gloves, (Aiexandersl at
CHARLES AARTWELL d Cos
iy % Opposite Sxaa Tavern.
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r Great Cure for Dyspepsia.-DR. J
8, ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, AND
FAMILY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS, both costing
rs cents.
| have cured more than FIVE thousand persons of
by spepsia and Liver Complaints with my Dyspep.
tic Compound and Family Pills Read the follow
ing letter from gentleman in Virginia, WI om
never saw. He is one of thousands who are living
monuments of the great cures made by my Fam
ly Me6icines.-J. S. Rose, M d.
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Dawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class S. Aug s.:
"a 62 33 60 81 10 So rs as Sc 10
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra, No SO, Aug 7th.
Is Sc 38 80 As % ~ 80 40 80 q g.
Scheme for T0.Day.-Capitals: S62, $50
l2cO0, 6o0u, 40Oo, 2776, 10 prizes of LOO, 10 Of
800, 10 OF 500, 25l of 800, &c. 70 numbers, 10
drawn. Tickets g. an
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Momnn---l Comparison.

The National EHsiheSseer is publishing
series Of Ig,,ers, from ci,z.n Of Washington
who i. travelling 10 he O World. Ia his la'I
leuer be thus compares the women there viii
those Of his own country:
In nv ramblrs about the village Of BIa'b,k
vas sirn, K wuh ihe beauty of the children
and the ,x'rrnr voulhiulues &c iha Arab m"-
there. | saw several Voung females. unI more
,hau twelve or fourteen yrars Of age. With ha.
b.ss ia their arms. evidently ihrir own and
NBs told ,hat this il quite common throughout
SYRIA. Many Of Tho women are very baauuiul
--much more 50. ! JhGk. than either the Cir.
cus>ian or the Turkish women. Il WRs quite
enchanting tn see their hno compilations. dark
2, ebriws. aud Fishing eyes aud for toguarl'
" and deljcacy Of Cra,ures. have seliom seer
them pQuallpd. except 10 other parts Of Syrio.
10 Naz1r,h. saw Some oi the best formed and
most benIuul wg,nen ! had ever seen IN any
"uunr: / believe il IS noted as much for the
b. NJ, of us female population among tourists.
as fnr lis historical Interests. but M place did
spe What | really thought sp' T"schtd the per.
/ fprIion Of beauty in So high i-gr"p aS 10 Bth.
lieham. The women ot u Ihrhrm are ahSn'
/ lulely hswnrhng. | never snw surh p'rl"r'
pr fps, srrh ., es nud eyebrows. and 1urh deli
cate lg,le hands and lreI. Not that | moan tr
sav that ,hev are at MI ,rhe comparpd in all the
h vher nl,rihules of b auiy 10 nnr nwn fair roun'
luy.w, men. ior ,hai would ha sarrilrga. There
is nothing in the Eist. or in Europe either. ~
auv where Else ,hm ever v,Si,rd, to comPore
with the ladies e Pnilodrlphia, B,lrmor- and
Washington. TAX Of Pari1ian bauuIieS =
Lively and yivacinus they arr. 10 b. sure; bu
not dRofrd not Quoerlv. not g"r'e. md moi
est. Talk of EGG sh brau'irs Grand enough
fair. but o., graceful. aud sill rs burkram -
,Iaian beau,ies dark, dan and grea'v. Ger
mau. fat aud norid. Turkish. m'lo~v and h''
lpr,--all we'll enough in their way bit, Ma
shalln it Uon'I d. u meuIion them Ia the anm
breath with American baauIirs."
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Letters from Mr.. Cor" in announce hl' in'rn'
,0n In resume his place IN the Treasury De
parunant nrxI week. briure which une he tX'
prcls tn conclude the IegaI business ~hl"h c"li'
ed h,m Ia Ohio. While referring 10 him. II u
bnre i,sice to say, that the statements "hI'h
have appeared in somr of the public prints. "''
tempting III pr lIilce this gsnIlrmaa n connec.
,ion with the G,rlIu' claims. are mallclnu' aud
unworthy. lie. wnh q u. WadIy fhompS"n.
Mr.. Edward Gurus. aud others. ~,rr employed
ns council IN thai case before the Mexican Chm'
missoncrs Mheu the charg.' of administration
10 k y ace, upon me dea h "t Gen. faAllt'--
Considerations ot personal dehcacv. ARISING ou'
Of his contingent lnt reSl IA counsel IN 'hlS ahd
other cases. lndnced hrm III decline acCep'lng u
seat in lhe Cabinet, Nhich had been tendered
hy President Flilmnre. although his position n
me nher uf tho Administrator could IN ~
Way inll lenct the acIlon OF the CnnniSslon -
Alter being imponuned Tor several days hv
meinhrrs oC lhe Senate and by gentlemen IN"
high in ao,horitr. Mr. CTwin Welded hIs oh
i,c,ons. and accepted the Treasury Department
Bm before wkug the seals Of nfIi %. he disposed
oC he entire interest in these claims. upon an
..;,.a,.,n or lawyers, selected hy the par'les
nn,cha.ino. They pIescn'ed the interest thus
obtained subsequently. and wee more '""" :"
demniSed Cor the amount paid. j. was pau
husiness transaction throughout. Now w""
homes, man. claiming 10 think Op''ghily' crao
find nny cause Of rensnre in this conduct =
The CLAN was argued upon the evidence pre-
sen,ed 10 the council ~ all other claims are
and the Commission. aGer reducing il 20 PEI
cent. made the award. which was afterwards
mid. This is tho whole s'OTv. upon which s.
naov ~ap,on and nagrun' misrepresentation
have been ciTcuIaIPd.
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The DiTere,Iec.

The Massnchnseus b"gi>laturn has ISt qd.
i urned. Il was N s,ron from January Il"
Ma, %; l39 days; ilst q dsNs ln"e'r Than
the Uhin LEGISLATURE. Th- B ,sron Common.
wealth gives ,hr EXPENSES in dr'nit. w no.
ice The items ,hus: Clerks. 81 $50 aud Mes.
senpeTs. Dnnrkerpr,s. 81. &3 265 81. making
n tnlal or ,hs session ul - g is 81. The sam"
items in the Ohin l."pis'aUrr. which was q
DAYS shorter, COS, 2O.64J! We should ike. at
rr this, To- know ~hlrh iS The g'ear'st State.
Mhrn IL mkrs three unes as much 10 pay eur
clerks aud duurkrrprrs.
We copy The anove from the Ashabmd Sen.
Gnci. mrr especially for the statistics therein
cuutliutd.
Massachusetts il not 50 large State as Ohio.
hut il he's ono million ut lnhabtabls. and ts
House Of 4 prrspnntves is composed Of fonr
hnadred msmberS Il has n vast nmounI 0l
wealth aud rorpouod bodies, and requires
much legislation. But. ~ that Wig Sate
whore Wing policy and Legislation have heeu
predominant lnr twenty i've tturs. II seems that
the rXpnnse Tor Clerks. SrrgtauIs' alarms. Mes
srngrr bovs, Sc. Ia a session iiceHg days long
eT Ihau that of the late session IN nnl". I'll" en-
tire expense flr tll these items was nuly ahnu
onp. ih,rd ,he amount for The same ~ The Ohl'
Legislature.
1T bp remembered that all these burdens
are heaped upon me Tux payers ot this State
bV Il party that Is rIcrualiy prauug REFORM 7e
trsnchmcMi. g.. and ~ elcTnalIy and optri9 VI
oIateiy every pltdgA Of the kind, When they
had the control OF the State some years since
they manifested spch I",al noh /" con
duct It's alIalrS with proPreIy. that the F'oP'
soon drove them uul. and put htttrr men u
their places. llv fraudulent rrprtsrn'an"h nr'
ialsr promises. ihey have again got ln'o power
! They have s,.iz 4 upon all III" ~ ttlu'ioes ut Ih
State. and every branch ul the SRte srrtIc'
wuhln thD,rra,h. Even the b, nevolent mStI
ulnns have cn rnnsacked aud every why ot
f,cr OF even servant. has been txprllrd. Th'
State OF Ohln never saw such II system of pro
srriplion as has been in uI GRAFTON for tho las
/ few mnnlhs.
Bt tn, 3, ,hrgs have again opened ,he eye
Of the people. aud from all ru'ts "l the Stat
we hear Of dissatisfaction aud REBELLION ir"u
l.orntoro rule. The people have been plum
d-.rcd for IN. benefit "i II srI OF lfrrheS 'ha
csrr nothing Gov Ia" public tuIer' ST. and ATE "n
+ lv int nj on firg their own pockets. Lnok h
the manucr IN which the prinurg was dSp"S"'
ol laslwi,t-r. l. wk nj th' vast army nj cleik
and serocanls.al arms. These lhngs haV
aroused the people and they are ready I' CIV
ihcir vp,lirt when they have an opportunity
STA Jour.
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or We have no cd Iorial in our paper This
week: Il is all depiiGoriaI what little there
is. The editor got sn charged with patriotism.
that he could contain himself no longer. lie has
gonp-.( no, to get marted)- bu,lo TAKE snuff Of
.he gln powder of I8I4.ot Lundy's Lane,and al.
so TO take peep a, the elephant IRA Falls.
Probably he will not be very dangerous on his
return; but our readers may look for a few
more sQubs from his sho, gun Than they have
had lor week ar tao past.
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We Oure kurv brave Olh.rr ~ Ine laio
vBT with Grral Britain. ~ho cuuld never bear
the sight OF blood upon bis hrgrr. wthOu, faint.
ing yel no one wha kneS h'm in The service
ever thought OF impuIinR u In e"r'rd'ee. We
kueu anulhsr WIN could never look upon a
crBs 10 culIin Nithom swoonng aud ws have
knnN n s"vrral wha could nUi endure the sight
of iaceraiad limb or frariufed skull without
experiencing Ihe pleasure Of Ja'Rhng )TnIie.
Sdrh PERSONS NAV be- said - be troubled with
'siOsyHerary. Tor il NOT unlrequeully happens
'hM 'hev are capable Of enduring more pain
aud bodily sui rng-mnre oi everything liks
torture uf bndy or mind. than any other per.
sons. We conIrnd that Gen. Pierce is nni nf
this class Of men; but. as ''hll the world and
the resi- OF mankind are Liable 10 faint from loss
Of blood, excessive fatigue aud cxcrucialing
pain. as we'll as from a sHidsn emotion of ne
m'Hd. we are led TO believe IhaI hi, iainIing,
shuuI whirh Whiggery has had so much TO say,
was caused 10y these later causes combined, 10
vii: Fatigue. preu, bodily pain, sudden sm,.
lion IF ihs mind ANY one Of which was suni.
Glen, to produce the result. and more especially
the aurr."- CtUington Fi1g.
/ So here we have another Democratic -xposi.
tim Of the cause Of G'u. Pprce's fuinIing 10
those w. xican battles. The editors Of the Flag
think that the brsvpsI man in the world may
= faint al the sight nt blond upon his finger. ct
seeirg n rorpse in 4 r. Tin. OF nj behnldng a
fractured limb or q skull. but Ihrv don't exactly
believe that Gen. Pierce tainted from either of
Ihpss causes. They are well convinced that
the grand cause Of his (sinting was "a ssldeH
I'm Hion Of The mind Oh YES. there's not tho
least doubt in the world &c that. A. often as
the rhlvalrc General found himself in danger,
he WAS rrgulalv srized with IA ,uddSA 'motiOn
!, of The mrnd." and then he "keeed over" a. il
hp he'd been shot. We are not wiling to give
tn that sudden enloiiOn Of the mind" the name
! nv which it is generally known Louisville
p JoMrnaI.
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Some four wears ago. a man called nj our of.
fee, 10 subscribe loI The Weekly Mnror. IN
the course of conversation, he stated that lac
was ..rerurned volunteer from the MeXi"an
War; and instead Of Iuafug about New York.
aud begging aims nf The Currora,on Of the
Guy aud Of the Logslaure of the S ate. he had
been off Iu Wisconsin. bought farm. opened
store, aud waa already Post Master OF 'he vii
luge. lis bright eye. energetic manner. and
manly de,prmnaIion bgh,h's ownwaN through
,h. world, Interested W az once; aud on bidding
him pond. bye a. he left the office, we remarked :;
We shall next hear from you us Member Of
lhr l. LgIs'a,ure."
TINS morning we had visit from n young
man. whose first words were; Your prediction
has been fulfilled. | have been u me'uber Of
The Legislature aud Clerk Of The ll"use." "
"How are your poliIcs!" We asked. His re-
ply was II am a Democrat; but cut Of gra1i'
,ude for one who saved my life, shall vo'e lUr
Scott"
"llnw is that ~
"Why, sir. when was living on the stone
noor in The II ,sp,al at JhIapa. parchcd with ie'
yer, nod covered With sores. with NJ one 10 louE
aGier IN :, Gen, Scott came in and went around
amoug all the 81, and wounded. He came Io
me aud asked # was wounded. told him
was no.; but | was very SILK. aud could moi live
SS,any days. ''Don'I talk So" said The General.
ina then asked me if was well attended.
I,olJ him | had no attention at all. lie then
s,oooed down, lifted up my feeble arm, felt my
oulse. examined my fever sores; and sent lo'
tne Surgeon, and asked him Why was thus ne
VI, cted. The Surgeon sent Tor his Assistant
Who, in rrIufn, sed. tOr 'he Steward OF the HOS
lpna. The Gone raj charged Them I" ttke eooc
,are of me; aud, oa lea, iag, told me il they do
,o,. 70 ,enor, al once to hun. S.. you see. slr
he saved my lift. BY his HI .dness. as he 'il hun
irrds of ON r.; alt | >h III lie n scuundr
L,o, 10 vote Cor ntin. They say be is proud
/ \, he is on horseback = on abe batie-iieid he J.
! A,i3r General; bn' II. hs Is Sod hearted
nuns, men " 1h,s Is a Ene ssry --aad . sIO
r, 10 Aih-N. y. Evsktss QErWv
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Carrollton, July sOth, 1852.
GARD.
Communicated.

The undersigned would thus express to the citl.
z,ns of Carrollton tn, grateful acknowledgements
of himself and family, for their kindness and AZ
tentiun shown them iu their recent painful affc-
ton.
Strangers as we were TO most Of you, we were
yet made to experience the power of human SYM
pathy, in aeviating those sorrows which it cou
not utter stay. Though protract'd period of
flictive providence, which laid beloved child on
bed of pain, and eventual consigned il to the
grave, your benevo ent and tender ministratious
were kept up WITHOUT intermission nor were they
relaxed, until with your own hands, she was COM
mtted to the dust A this we shal cease great
fully to remember ony when we cease to remem.
ou, loved one ost May lie, who in Righteousness
dspenses every tria, have you and yours in mercy,
that YOU may never need what you have SO kindly
bestowed up'n u.s.
To the attending physician, DR.. Hunter, our
kindest acknOw Judgements are made. We called
him as a physician, we found in him likewise
father and friend. TO DR. Rothacker we are
greatly indebted for his kind AMI frequent visits.
IT, Rev. Mr. Sweuny whose iraternal Off ;es kn'w
po Units but our wants and wishes, we owe an
eoua debt of gratitude. Toa we repeat the :
sire of cur hearts that your Kindness to US may he
remembered by II .sven. Especially may you new
er Anaw the anguish OF 6ufrying owed one among
.,ransers. ]. 2. LLOYD.
| ..,r,lh,n; Luls 2fth, 1861. .-.. =