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Helena Male Institute.

 TMVHE Winter Session of this Institution will commence Wednesday, January ', 1852, under the care of
 Prof. ABNER MORRILL,, A. B. Prof. MORRILL, is graduate of Bowdoin College, Me-, and is highly recommended as very successful Teacher. It is his intention to establish permanent School in this place; and the patronage of the friends of learning, who are desirous of having their children thoroughly educated, IS most respectfully solicited. TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS: Reading and Spelling, $l2,OO Reading, Spelling, Primary Arithmetic and Geography, 14,OO Higher English branches, l6,OO Latin or Greek, 2O,OO French or German, extra, 1000 No one is received for less time than half a Session, and no deduction will be made for ab- sence or withdrawal, exceptin case of protracted sickness.
 Tuition payable during the first half of the session.
 Helena, January l, 1852.
 WILLIAM F. MOORE,
 Chairman of the Board Trustees
 THOS. B. HANLY,
 JOHN H. HICKS,
 s. o. HARTLEY,
 T. S. N. KING, VIM. E. BARNETT, Trustees.
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We have furnished all the Tennessee Iron that has been sold in the Memphis market by Messrs. Robt. West and Q. c. Atkinson up to this date; and, as MT. Atkinson has recently rented his store to manufacturing concern in Tennessee who will hereafter supply 1t with their own manufacture, we have appointed Messrs. Holyoake, Lownes < Co. our sole agents for the sale of our Iron in Memphis, and will keep them constantly supplied with all the sizes and descriptions that may be required.
 We think that the quality of our Iron has been sufficiently tested in this market, within the last fifteen years, to render farther recommendations unnecessary; our agents, however, are authoriz- led, in all cases, to WARRANT it as o e Uery best quality g
 CHARCOA[ BLOOM IRON WOODS, STACKER & co. Office at the Cumberland Iron Works, Nash lville December, 1851.
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GROCERIES.

SUGAR, brown, loaf and crushed; Rio S Coffee, fine article; Green Tea, No: Mackerel, half barrels Cranberries; Salt coarse and fine; Powder and Shot, Lead and Caps, and everything usually Kept m his line, and offered at Wholesale or Retail as cheap as can be had at any house m Helena, by F. F. HOW ERlON'
 December 6, 1851.
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iSeptember 20, 1851.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
 SALE.

VEvHE undersigned, as Agent for Jesss H. n Hicks, Esq, offers for sale, on reasonable and accommodating terms, productive and val uabe tract of land, of 320 acres, lying few miles South of the town of Helena, and num- bered. upon the public surveys, as the South half of section 2s, Township ? South, Range 1 East There are 40 acres of the tract cleared ready for cultivation, and l30 acres on which the timber is deadened;-there are also three tolerably good log cabins on the place.
 For particulars, as to terms, etc., apply to
 VIM. c. MYRTLE. EyoIp,on NOr % 1S5I
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MAxIMs FOR PARENTS AND TEACHER

MAxIMs FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS - Never give reproof, if it can be avoided, while the feelings of either party are exclt- ed. If the parent or teacher be not calm his influence is diminished, and bad exam pie is set. If the child is excited or provok- ed, he will not feel the force of argument or rebuke On the other hand, do not de- fer too long. Seize the first favorable op- portunity while the circumstances are fresh in the memory. Reprove each fault as it occurs, and do not suffer them to accumu- late, lest the offender be discouraged by the amount.
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Groceries at Memphis Prices.

 BUST received, at the corner of Rightor eD street, on Main street, the following articles: Sugar-loaf, crushed, and brown; Coffee, Salt, Molasses, Nails, Rice; Mackerel, in Kits or barrels; Whiskey, Flour, Bacon; Cheese, Candles, Buckets, Tubs < Churns Brooms, Shot, Powder, Lead, Raisins, Almonds, Brazil nuts; Candy, Matches, Backing, Soap, Pickles, Sardines, Tea, Tobacco, Segars of various brands; Pepper Sauce, Catchup, Pepper, Spice, Candys, Starch, Wrapping paper; Brandy from $2,5O to $6; Wines-Port and Madeira; Gin.
 All of the above articles l offer for sale at Memphis prices, either wholesale or retail
 w. A. BALL. Helena, November l5, 1851.
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To THE PoINT.-A brave veteran officer, reconnoitering battery which itwas neces- sary to storm, laconically answered the engineers, who were endeavorlng to dis suade him from the attempt: "Gentlemen, you may say and think what you please; all l know is, that the American flag must be hoisted on the ramparts tomorrow morning for have the order in my pocket"
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RUSSIAN OFFICERS AND TIE s,ans U # ;s HryGARy.-Apropos of the husslans' L: !! IS onlv right to state, that the seryIce Ill M "ll'cn tbey are engaged was viewed Dy .hem m .hey ,,ost as. diSastefu light; nor did they al- 'ne mos, 'o. u1 lIio the opportunity of bruiting tbeir opinions on the suoJeGt. Many ol .hel .h as;rers wore portraits of Kossuth under .he .;. oiIio I;nen, and openly displayed them in .he .t,e'r nresence of sympathetic audlence.- Hnme .ne p of them were actually placed under arrest nTe by the Austrians, for ebuitions of noIitical feeling. Every day served to ex- bibjt, by their language and demeanor, the contempt they entertained for their suppli- ant ally. It was illustrated by thousand incidents; one, founded on the very best authority, may suffice for our purpose: A marty of Russian officers had ordered dinner at an hotel at CIausenberg, for certain hour. Having arrived some minutes be- fore the appointed time, they observed that prepartion had been made for an additional number. The proprietor was immediately summoned, and interrogated as to the qual- ity of his expected guests. "Only few Austrian officers," was the rejoner. "Oh, Austrian officers!" "Well, what will be the charge for the entertainment we request ed you to provided" "So much." "Then, here it is;" and forthwith they went their way.-[ Pridham's Kossuth and the Mag UdT.
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The British Ministry is said to be so se' riouslv alarmed at the extraordinary emf. grafton from Ireland, that, in order to check it, they intend to recommend Parliament to pass an act limiting the ports from which the emigrant ships shall sail to one or two and compel the agents of each emigrant yes, sel to pay a tax of four or five pounds fol every passenger taken on board
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lIC | A 1 F. UT AhAAINChC, COUNTY OF ST. FRANCIS. In the St. Francis Circuit Court, in Chancery, in Vacation, January the l4th, A. D. 1852. Caroline M. Head, conaplaina'at,0
 David w. Head, dsfenda,st. Divoree. A T this day came the said complainant, HA- by her Solicitor, c. w. Beasely, and files herein her Bill of Complaint, praying the Court for decree of Divorce from the said defendant;-and it appearing from the affidavit annexed to said Bill, that the said defendant, David w. Head, is non-res- dent of the State of Arkansas, --therefole it lis ordered that he be notified of the filing of said Bill against him, by publication of this order, in some newspaper printed in this lState, for two weeks in succession, the last insertion thereof to be at least thirty days before the first day of the next April term of this Court, that unless he shall appear be- fore the Court here, on or before the fourth lday of said next April term, to be holden at the Courthouse. in and for said county of St. Francis, on the second Monday after the fourth Monday in March next, QS52,) and then and there plead, answer, or demur to said Bill, or the same will be taken as confessed and a decree entered according to the prayer thereof.
 Given under my hand, as Clerk of said Court, in Vacation, this l4th day of Janu. uary, A. D. 1852.
 J. M. PARROTT, Clerk.
 A true copy from the Record. Attest: J. M. PARROTT, Clerk. Jonuary 24, 1852.
 ,MOLASSEsS IN BBLsS. S1 HALF BBLS IN store and for sale by
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M A RRTED

At Bendemeer, the seat of Col. W. H. Ro- bards, in this County, on Thursday the 22nd inst, by Hon. Thos. B. Hanly, Col. THOMAS J. MANLY, of Bolivar county, Miss, to Miss MARY E. RoBARDs of this county.
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GRIZZLY BEARs.--The catching of grz zlies, as thase animals are called, has be- come regular business in California; The are taken by means of iassoes, which are thrown with great dexteTitv, by men on horseback: the savage beasts become completely entangled in ropes, when they are bound fast, loaded in wagons, and car ried off Some of the grizzlies taken in this manner weigh from ten to twelve hundred pounds. The recent bear and bull fights have created quite demand for wild ami mals, and hunters are anxious not to kill their largest game till after fight comes off for the enlightenment of the public.
 Sacremento Transcript.
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Farms for Sale. VALUABLE AND PRODUCTIVE FARM FOR SALE,
EEyHE undersigned offers

FGVHE undersigned offers ,o,.zu, <Ml|1A E his Farm on which he {s@sg5sS9
 iispsa. now lives, for sale on liberal &{{44S &{5{43e
 zsssss.a4 terms. This place is situated s<s1ss-> about 13 miles Northwest of Helena, and about three-quarters of mile from the west bank of the St.. Francis river, and adoins the hills. In the whole tract there are 32O acres 100 acres of which is well cleared, and 75 of it in cultivation. The fencing on the premises is good-and the tract is finely timbered, there being great quantities of gum, ash, beech oak, sugar-tree, hickory, poplar, and what Is termed ldry- land cypress. There Is large creek (Bear Creek that runs through the tract, which af- |fords an abundance of good water for stock during the entire year.
 Zhe Building Improvements consist of large Frame Dwelling House, 75 feet long and 36 feet wide, containing five rooms;-a large and excellent Cstern in the yard, capable of holding three hundred barrels of waterfall necessary out buildings, for the protection of stock in bad weather, etc., including large, new, and substantial Barn.
 Corn and SoCk-The crop of corn of this years growth will be sold with the place, if the purchaser should desire it. Also several head of Horses, about 30 head of Cattle, and about 100 head of Hogs; together with the farming utensils.
 TERMs.-Any person desiring information respecting price, or other particulars of sale, will please make application to the subscriber, on the premises, or to Dr. J. s. DEPUTY, or VIM. c. MYRTLE, in Helena. Any one living at distance, wishing such information, can obtain it by addressing a letter to either.
 JOHN F. HARDY.
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Fresh Drugs & Medicines.
 DEPUTY & COMFORT,

Ohio Street, HELEN.4, .4RK4NSAS, WWAVE on hand large and well selected M M supply of fresh and genuine Drugs, Med icines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass W are, Surgical Instruments, Dye Stufs, Perfumcry, Stationery, etc., which they are offering to sell on lower terms than they were ever offered in this market. Their stock is large and the plan ters and Physicians may rest assured that they will get fresh and genuine medicines. Plan- ters, Physicians, and others are requested to call and examine before purchasing. They are selling on usual terms to punctual customers, and all orders from the country will secure prompt attention. Their store is at the sign of the Mortar and Pestle, on Ohio street, opposite lhe Courthouse. Below they mention few leading articles:
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TIE EcLIpsE.-This mammoth steamer which was launched on the 7th instant, will soon be in running order. Her main cabin is three hundred feet in length, and it is sta ted that it will be fitted up in style more gorgeous than ever seen in the Western world.
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Connecticut river, at Hartford, on the morning of the 2d inst, was so high as to cover all the wharves. The Ice had bro- ken up and disappeared for some distance below the town.
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Do You See This!

PL A T & c R F F N HAVING associated themselves together for A A the purpose of carrying on the gNAIEOGING BUSINNSSo in all its various branches, respectfully tender their services to the citizens of Helena and its vicinity. All orders entrusted to them will be thankfully received, and made up in skilful manner, in accordance with the prevailing fash- ions of the day--and fully guarantee to give sat- isfaction in every particular.-TRY US!-- Shop at Platt's old stand.
 M. PLATT,
 JNO. G. GRIFFIN. September 27, 1851.
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WM7E have taken into Co-partneTship ir w our Mercantile business in Helena WILLIAM F. MOORE. The business will here after be conducted under the name of Norton Fackler < Go.
 NORTON 6 FACkLER Helena, Dec. l3, 1851.
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The Auditor through the last "Gazette *& Democrat" gives notice that by distrl- button of the Internal Improvement Fund, made on the lst inst, each county in the State is entitled to distributive share ot S59, IT which the commissioners can draw on presentation of their certificates ot elec- ton, as an evidence of their authority to do so. What magnificent dividend to the Internal Improvement Fund of the different countes-nearly enough to pay the com missioners for the trouble of travelling to Little Rock after it. Surely those enligten- ed members of our Legislature, who were instrumental in passing this liberal distribu- ton act, are entitled to our everlasting gratitude.-Arkamsas Telegraph.
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DRY GOODS,

lcOnSlstlng m part Ol tne 1oil0Wlng: Brown
 sheetings and shirtings, bleached do.; heavy lLowells, cottonade, blue drllings, brown and
 bleached do.; bed tickings; linen drllings; mus
 quito nettings; fancy dress goods, alpacas, mus Hin de laines, mus. de swiss; balzarnes, cotton
 yarns, carpet warp, batting, carpeting; spool
 cotton, gloves, hosiery, etc. Also, GrOceries.-Coff tea, moasses, refn-
 ed crushed and brown sugars, allspice, pepper,
 nutmegs, cloves, indigo, madder, ginger, tea, vinegar candles, Starch, powder, shot, lead, etc. | Hardivare.-Table and pocket cutlery,
 grain and brier scythes; trace, log, OK, and fifth chains; hoes, shovels and spades, steel corn mills mill, cross cut and hand-saws; files, tea kettles, enamelIed kettles, castings and hollow ware, butts and screws, tap-hinges chopping, broad, and hand axes, trowels, rat traps, curry combs, steel and iron squares; bench, moulding,
 match and brace planes. Hats.-Fine Beaver, Mole-skin, Panama, Leghorn, and palm-leaf hats; also, Caps. kSeNGy-sssesGe CyOgEs6p g.-Fine dress cloth and drad d'ete Coats, cashmere Pants, and a full assortment of spring and summer Cloth ling.
 o7WeRiciases.-Sulpha Quinine, Calo- mel, Blue Mass, Epsom Salts, etc. Also Paints and Oils.
 Furniture.-They will keep constantly on hand general assortment of Furniture, consist ling of Bed-steads, Bureaus, Ward-robes, Chairs, Sofas, Mattresses, work-stands, wash-stands, Cribs, etc. Also, window Sash, of all sizes, window blinds, doors, etc. Cooking NOUes-Of which we have an ex- cellent variety. Hon-Bar, slab, and rod iron; hoop do.; cast-steel, wrought and cut Nails, horseshoe do.; finishing nails, etc.
 Stationery.-School Books, blank Books, |memorandas; cap and letter Paper; black and blue Inks, Inkstands, quills, slates, steel pens, pencils etc.
 SadMery.-Ladies' and mems Saddles; bri- dies, halters, martngales, surcingles and girths, horse collars; extra bridle reins and rings, etc. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. H. P. COOLIDGE & Go.
 Helena May 24, '5l.
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RAGGING 6 ROPE, just received and fo -AS sale, at Louisville prices, by
 E. w. NEVILL & SON.
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l. BIACKSMITHING.

YWvHE undersigned has just completed his
 -M Blacksmith Shop, on the corner of York and Cherry streets, where he is prepared to do any and all kinds of work in his line, and would respectfully solicit share of public patronage. He promises that his work shall be well and Iexpeditously executed, and at fair prices. Call in, ye who may want Wagons lroned, horses shod, or any thing else done in the Blacksmith ing line. JOHN HUDSON.
 Heleoa, Sept. l3, 1851.
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EV. E. GOOEEDGE .g' co. WHOLESALE & RETAIL

Commission g. Forwarding Merchants.
 gMYHE subscribers having received their
 H SPRING g. SUMMER stock, are now prepared to supply their customers with goods at very moderate prices. They will endeavor at all times to keep on hand comnlete stock of
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THSI1E Winter Session of this Institution will
 A commence Wednesday, January ', 1852,
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Farm for Sale.

HeLena, NoU. 29, 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07
ILLINOIS,.

The Dcnocratic State Convention Of Illinois have non,
mated % A. Mattisou for Governor G. P Korncr for Lieut.
G.ernor A. Sarne for Secretary of State, T. H. Camrbe
for Auditor and no Moore for Treasurer The ticket sa ID
TO be strong one and will succeed most ttiumphant,-
They passed resolutions unanimously recommending Ste'
phen A. Douglas candidate for the Presidency endor-
sing the compromise measures, approving the Baltimore
form and State administration The Springfield Reg
listers says:
The utmos, harmony and good feeling attended the dco
eraons and decisions of the Convention and the deas
parted with nll conviction that the democracy Of iinos
arc now one and insepuebe, and forever invncble.
The country will rejoice The stand taken hy the Conven
lion on the subject OF the compromise. IL received u'l
UNQUALIFIED and cordial Endorsement Let man hereafter
say that The democracy Of Illinois unsound on tha
tion Abotionsm and kindred hereees have received w
stamp of reprobalion, and hencetoh they will be coEincu
TO the acnns that gave them BIRTH As purity, We ssahu
upon the Baltimore platform, und have repudated forever
the narrow and !ibcru views which dcmngogues sought "
fost upon our creed Hcnccnrlh standard VIII a' ~
tho breeze pure and unsu.d procla!mng devoted az
,achment To The Union, and abiding hostility 10 every
thing calculated disturb lis integrity. Upon this ACTON
of the convention congratulate the democracy Oh w.
State I, was due ourselves ct 10 brethren IN ot
quarters of the Union and may point 20 the Tfco
which removes all doubt if sGch cssrc o. Inc po
ton of the Illinois democracy upon this question.
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DETER SPTRE

An election for Municipal officers was hci in tie ueish
boring city of Petersburg Monday last The f1i''"'hs
gentlemen were elected 10 the most mpor'r ciires:
John Dodson, Mayor Daniel Dodson, Cr-2s ''., :,
dan Branch, Sergean, and Collector OF C'y Taxes II.
Gaines, Clerk of the Circuit Cour D. 81 her"afi oiA u
The Hastings Court; James E. Watson, Comn!on"eal" ;
Attorney; James d. B. Steward Commissioner OF ls t.e
JOS. v Scott Guager; Charles T. Scott, Commission
of Streets Geo. &. Wolf Keeper Of Powder hi"eaznt'
R. Davis Keeper Of Hay Scales; H. Fl. Gresham Ce'h oi
the Market; Samuel Crawford Surveyors Wm Fem ano
VIM. Fl. Williams Constables; VIM. Fem and WE. d. WI
liams, Bailiis,
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WEDNESDAY MsT 5,
eE ATE
PRAYER hv the .tev. ". y. 3aRBruR.

communication from TIC House Of Delegates was read
ha amcunen; o IN. House the resolution ni The Sen
arr raising select committee report tax b, &c, was
laid on The ,atI., motion Of alr PARKER.
Mr. AasLER f-om Tie committee ct Courts cf !usce ls,
no.,cd Huns. t 10 authorize the sale o! certain 10. "i
land hy lie County Court Bedford 10 the virginia ana
T.rnesstr Railroad Cumpany.
Mr. WATSON, from The coc:nea q! FINANCE, &c, 'sf''
TOD iai i; :ss n.ypatinnt abolish he u.tc.s VI Scc"
Auditor and REGISTER Of the Lard Oti.:e
Mr. BRgwS from The committee o! Agriculture ara e'I.
nerce repnTt,d nur;rous House bills, with an nmendnshs
10 each ami Senate bill ancading the authorizing mo
appon;ment OF Agricultural Commissioner aha Chems
Mr CowAs offered the following tesolui!on WHICH, Oh us
motion, was ordered TO lie on the table;
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THE RICHMOND Enquirer,
prgLlSHED DAILY AND SEMl.WEEhLY,
. WILLIAM F. s. THOMAS RITCIYIE, JR.
Il E r NJ 6.


pay PAPER dollars per annun and al the rate Of
shorter period than one year For The se
~ dollars per and three dollars for monihs is5
advance be paid in the Office remitsed by mall posi-
,l,.lars pcr 1T the end OF the year. , ,,,
r. ali dues 10 this office may be RENTED per mail in gooa arr
,s Bank notes. nj the risk Editors. the postage am
as pad by III, The postage OF single in
acc the writer. II is the accunua. ~ & Eji,ors
x.asvc business. which operates as sSSus' ne
. rur D.Uv ENIT1RER:-Fur TEN lines or less frat IN
rns and every succeeding insertion twenty-five cents
~ go. ,S.ns rsce week three ;imeS week. thirty
- .th haif cents ~ o.h; H.. -, ;;
apa 10, mentS Of r"nsth-except ;mt ~
PV charged ltn dollars, paper Included
III Il nj. WEEkLi-fuI lines, less first Insertion
-. for eacn continuance 30 cents.
distance be accompanied with the advance pay
-<'1ttpry references. 10 insure execution.
a. ba, and 5aes of respect, exceeding eight lines,
"a 1 as GGrsr::ssmchHS
Oh;:4ar.e> and Hardse from the country, whenever the
If ris unSnowE TO must be authenticated by the
.,5r OF the puSmas lie nrshburuod. they VIII no
w p.ts!sd Every measure. that has been taken 70 pit
and ci5zcs has proved heretofore unavalins We must
SGch upon the communications beng certi
he name he Postmaster. nritsn The back Of the efer
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VIRGINIA Ccui, Court of Chancey for the County
urlco held al the State Court House. the City OF Rich
sond. OF Wednesday March TO- 1852:


sond. Wednesday March TO- 1882:
Anna George husband and mex, friend Jno George
Plaintiff
Thomas town Patrick w Brown his right and as trustee
the ANA g. George Ale xader L. Brown, Clas L. Brown,
s=oreeL Of England James E. Heath John o.
tgI and John Ferguson, Sergeant OF inc Cif oi
Defendants
Among other ths Court doth further
decree at The defendants Thomas Brown nnd Patrick W.
stawn do before The Commissioners OF TINS Coo an
0un SAID real estate conveyed o
said deed Of day December eighteen hundred
u o! e's which have into the hands either OF
cc he The ad deed and The defendant PaicK
" Brown i" also required by the con.anan render an ae
oh before the manner IN which ne mas
he SAID upon Inn by the will o. the salo
a feh Brown which the said commissioner ls directed 10
slr settle. The Ccutt with matters
ed deemed pertinent by himself, or which may De re-
'Aieao! any Of the parties stated"
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fiEIiNIN-A Rules he'd in The Clerks Office OF the CIR
w nn Of Cha,ccrv for OF Henrco, the 9th day
ohnscn, executor OF Jane Hundley, decd, PIN,

0.c y Johnson, Of Jane IIundey, dse'd' PTH
IT, s Balm the representatives and dsrbuies>
Eg...., ros.., rbo NJ. untnnwn ard other Des
Isoaeri final settlement OF the aunn
- the William ilundey deceased ana disIsi
s lhnse cnliel thereto, without requiring o.
:. ;bu rGlng bonds and affidavit having been mace a
t the c.rLans above named are non residents OF INF
.12uwsah hr said cei.ndan's notified 10 APPEAR az !h
K hoc: CLERKS Office OF the said Court on ne mrs.
Asy aud do what is necessary 10 protect their inter
go tn- 'Gii. A copy-TcsIe: r ROBEklS, CefS'
Ar l.-.rNAH
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ApeioH was. yesterday laid upon the members tables
IN the Senate and House uf Delegates the subject OF
amending the amended charter u the cwn OF Alexandria.
e. c. Mclaughlin Esq member Of tic Alexandria bar, has
the matte. in hnd ana learn from that gentleman that
there but lille doubt The amended charter will be
adopted in such form give a:c satisfaction To our
friends In that aGcierl and importing CITY, The amendment
proposed by Mr. Mclaughlin is regarded as OF much i'm
no!!anccso much E inIccd that are informed, the
charter if passed in its prese lor would be legally irop
crntyC