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IN A.. .,,... - .s. :. "ss,lhssoa, APrii 40, ioS'
s, % extension Of patent granted TO him
AoJ
9 seven years from the expiration Of said patent
three (isS3)-- - : ~ - ~ rN''''" ""a MY
IL 10 ordered that the petition be heurd q, tho Patent ono, a.
MONDAY the twenty seventh 2l
and all persons notified appear
ssid petition tRsT AZ = -
Persons opposing the extension Hie
ONCE their specially forth
days before the day Of hearings all testimony filed by
coranc- which win
plicetion tsI#HaH. .5u# f. e r \ *
Ordered this notice be published the National
ee Hepne .nd linton Washington DC Inqusv Pb''adcphis
New York
seventh t) next day bearins
v, q WEIGH IMAM \. i
l4u4f r Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
the above
bills Patent Once with paper continuing this
April I7--law3w 9fastu's s#r ~. ss a..B..s5
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ns day February 1855 held following
the WIT at the land ohees at
La Point, aud Menasha,
23d May declared be
postponed The Ill., iob and st 60 July next
uyeiy. Hs.H#s.E ..ez. gazt. ..5FA -L.t
Given unde my hand city Of Washingtn this day
eight hundred and Bfty
E'Tf @HHE# HEM FRANKLIN PIERCE,
by The Prcsidentt E.N f4
Jon WILSON, .#." sn-e
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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. EDWARD X. COLLINS A. CO.,
No. SO Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, s-Co,
Liverpool.
G. ROBERTS CO..
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
J. MUNROE n Co,
70 Rue Noe Dame des Yictoiros
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Hsvrr.
will accountable for gold silver
meas unless bills
fading are signed therefor
Err VI
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NOTICE ~ the reop-ntnG of tho land Office at VIM
eennes TnsisnnWbereas by public notice. dated tho sub
day Of February 1872 the land Office vncennes in the State Of
Indiana directed 70 be discontinued and the lands remanrg
ordered subject
Jeheonvle, III said State, said
unsod lands amounted less than
thai quantity me Secretary Of the Interior in virtue
thorg
Vinc-nnesy md y isher-fore rccpencd accordingly n
Lands ~ ne Nt~cenres
land ofhce at Vnccnnes until further notice. 'fs III
La n*l John WILSON, Commissioner
GEsrs,t L.sp orrIcr, April 20, 1853 80
Apeto aes~G~r
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virgins. I4.md Once,
Rrouxosp, April -, 1883.
IN conformity Code Virginia Of iss psae fs section
49, do hereby make known all whom may e"norrn mat sp
dated
April received into The isnA once on The
by the 2ih day April,
following John stewart died seized has been
foup de,cbe ted to Commonwealth, vi.i
10, in me civ situated the side MARKET
ste, and bounded the late G. Eyer
o, nv the A. q. Mcilwsee, The
properly Lewis zsmne dessrnat-i The pa'
oil H. and The
comprises lot snd u the property 81
which died seixed-havnS life estate by virtue
assembly passed in the st releasing 10 her the
Commemorative right daring her life. .i FL H . -
4. II. Parker,
kp,n-iawsw .H* #... Reg Land Ones.
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Marble Ertcusi United sta cs Ceptoi-To Own
ers Of Marble lusrries.

CAFrroL EXTENSION Orrcr,
Washington, ID, O., May 4, la5J.
IN order collect information American
marbles suitable for the interior decoration Of the
United States Capitol Washington, all
Of marble within the United which
capable OF being worked, invited To send
ONCE #e. ~
The specimens should be in blocks OF cubica
each face.
The following should accompany each pecmen
locality and office,
cubic foot the Of delivery at the
bost railway stopping place. blocks that be
with OF the direction,
bedsor veins into which the rock Il divided
should much from the dimensions
they should be boxed and the giving The
Information required should be enclosed IN the boz and another
by The distinctly marked with the W tho
s.pd.r well directed 10 this office. a e
The should he by the ordinary channels Of
msoa upnspoto and reasonable freight viii be paid upon their
delivery at this office, -s. ... ~ ~ ef
Editors country papers generally which circulate marble
suspected confer benefits upon their
trcs- by giving ,his advertisement editorial
receiving this
requested In the weekly
copy OF their paper, with their bills, TO this ofbcs a
.f.Hz#E HI# tw1#. 81. e..a' NJ. MEIGS,
Cspan Of Engineers in charge Of Extension " g. Capitol
May l7-law3mwp .aFaU
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mo. 49,
By the President OF the United States.
May25-wl3w


IN pursuance OF law WILLARD FILLMORE, President OF the
United States OF Amee do hereby declare and make known
the State of WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter designated to
At Office WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday
The second day Of May for The dspo,a Of The public lands
ships, viz:
North ofthe The fourth prieP
Township ory-pine and fractional township my certain
Fractional township my the main shore ofLake SUPERIOR of
Township forty nine, and fractional townships any and fly one,
The main shore OF Lake Superior, OF range seven,
Township y fractional township my, the shore Of
Fractional townships foy nine my,
Township. twenty thirty dirty and dirty town
ships oryeyen forycigh and fractional township forty
nine, on the shore Of Lake Superior, Of range ten
thirty two township forty nine, OF Lake
townships Thirty, thirty one, thirytwo tree thirty
four and fractional township forty nine, on Lake SUPERIOR OF range
Township. dirty, hiy-one, thrty-two tiry-ihree, thirty
Tosn.hp. thirty one thirty two, thirty three tNyfou
Townships thirty thirty two, thirty three and ,hiryfou OF
4, the land Office CROSSE Monday
sixteenth day Of May next 70, The disposal OF the pubic lands with
efe line west efihe Jourh principal meridian,
Townships seventeen eighteen, nineteen Of range
Town.p. and and twenty two, Of rrngs ar
Townships twenty one, twenty-five, twenp'ree and twenty
Townships twcn,yone, twenty-five, enyhree and
Township. twenty one, twenty-five tweny-tee twentfou
and twenty Ave- OF range ten.
A. saa Sss Monday
limits Of the aforementioned townships, TO witt
North Of The base line and east Of the fourth princPai meridian
Township twenty, FIVE, Of range four.
Townships ave. t~enyeigh, twenty nine
Township twenty FIVE, Of range sir. L
eshteen nineteen thirty, thryone township
twenty dve Of range
townships twenty five and twenty six, OF ten.
Township twenty five, OF rang. eleven.
the land office MENASlfA, commencing Monday the
twenty third day OF May NEXT for the disposal OF The public lands
within the following named townships, viz
North Of TIE base line and o the fourth principal aeridian
Townships twenty twenty three range thirteen. @
other proposes those sverowed lands
made unfit thereby for cultivation which shall be selected
The STARE authorities before The days appointed for the
Of the public sales respectively under the entitled An
n 70 enable the State Of and other States reclaim The
swamp lands within their n approved September 49, 1880
riH be excluded from the sales
The Offering the shove mentioned lands win
he appointed, and will order which
advertised with all convenient despatch whole shall
been offered and the sales thus closed
be than weeks,
snds will be admitted until amer the
TWEEN under hand Washington
'"sry ponnin thousand eight hundred
p,. WILLARD FILLMORE
..-.. toas Wttso1,
r Commissioner of The General and Once.
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T'srs :. 80 fve nouon th.s !, Clara MrN,n,.n,-, OF
"derckseurs, virginia, have obtained
hs anpc'. q land warren, No
Joshua Noivhisms, in,
fov s'''
lswsm
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nm. EDWARD ~ CsuuICgAEL, from, virginia
~ professional Wsshnston
10th street, adjoining Iyns
...#.... s.-.tl pB-du
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THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

~ sutony Of The legislature Of Maryland
porae ae Metropolitan Railroad Company and in conformity
,ha, books 10, .usp,on e as ea"
OF the said Metropolitan Railroad Company vii, ~ opened
day June et day Of June Of
oeices M 70 ,hs hnu, Of ososn p n on said days the
At The Bank o. Washington the Patriotic Hank The Bank 81 the
city ofasbng,on The Columbia under
Of commissioners resdi"g said city, and the several
At The rarers and Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown and the
umbts under residing in city
Of Geotge,own and ,s easnie,s o. said sewers. sa"s.
Samuel vrrs under The direction Of the
In city fFrederek, fredenk eounty Maryland the Par
Is me- sas Bank M s @
land esiding
Ia be Town Of sorasoro washington county Maryland at .
OF Mesrs Davis Bukbnr under the direction OF Mr. Eas
DAVIS the commissioners, and Bukhart OF said
In Hssers,own Washington county, Maryland
on under The direction Of the commissioners residing ia said wn
ings Institution.
WIN, W, coRcoRAN,
DAVID ENGLIsm
SfsS ) \ s,! Y; a !; ss,ss,,,.
JACOB NJ. KUNKEL,
MEREDITH DAVIS,
.o,, o. f1 Z. e. ,. county,
wM. LISGAN GATHER.
FRANCIS =. CHOPPER,
DANIEL 81 S @EiEsss, county
JAuEs wAsoN,
ELIAS DAVIS,
Msy2l-eoit6 Juno
The National Iu,cgsncc un,on Republic, WISH
Bamore win please insert III. above three times
week III the lslh Of June The Journal Rockville. Montgomery
Wing Mdeown The Odd Fellow, Doonshoo'i and the
Peoples own nssiown viii issecavey insert
week until the 18th Of June. 'a
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

.#. e.HM DsrARranEr or STATE,
Washington, May a. is5s.
pursuance lesazps making appropriations for
such objects have been usually included gen
vide ici certain and oees
e ISa 20 S,s I &
uni O'Clock, M o. me ao day Of June next, hirn'ag
sonedalss Nos 2 and p be required BY for
G a su II Re x
quaa, Of article specified, according
Each q,tieis q Be- ts best quality delivered
IA, SCHEDULE No. 4. ...a... r.#
Writing Pdper, hand made, Of linen, iud
FIX sad e T o s BE- S . s
% do note paper, similar finish, per ream
SCHEDULE No. q
.. Enveope paper, smooth. .
10 DO DO l%u Ss, yso :" t pr nsa
10 do double cap, white. do
% do do S .n eape1 royal, do q,
SCHEDULE No. 3.
100 90 cards metallic tall. pens. per dozen cards
% soss s S lead pencils nortos or raesr.. per gross
dozen % red lead s pencils . per dozen a..
90 s%'y ,s No. 4 a!''s'' pc, 30 s'''"
q :: I i g
90 "tS,s.'s, marc, $s
DO pa Esds Son. ,G aas SSA'n
do ink in quarts, black, Maynard y NoyeS, do
100 u. s. seal, red, per 900
500 for department seal. 900
so pounds sealing superhne scarlet per h.
do India rubber prepared, do
do Irvine, gillnet, do
do seiUe
do do coarse oT
Each proposal be signed by The individual or firm making
specify price, but each and
e contained schedule" Should article be required not
prices,
according Blank proposals will be furnished h.
applying for and without uni
would difficult make
cision Will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing therewith.
proposals department State,
Notice will be
person awarded, will be
within days thereafter, give bond, with sufficient
ties, for its performance.
decide whether the
complied WITH and TO reject
article which his opinion, inferior quality well as
upon any comply with The
"A reasonable time.
May 25-lawt27June Re- public
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po~spous-s.rt Of the p.bno Land Sales x,-ear.,-
NOTICE u hereby
~ the prccamson of the President 81 United
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new York iavcrpooi United states pirIt
Steamers,
The ships comprising this line
Tue Pacihc apt Nc'
Inc thpt tomsisch'
1he AdFiaue
These ships having been built by eontrac
kXf pressly service has been
l1lfT also In their engines,
insure strength and sPoedi and their aecommo
elegance comart
York Liverpool in hrst cabin, Sso
In Exclusive 500
Prom Liyerpoo To New York, f. % and eco
An attached To each ship
No BERTH be sccur paid for.
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NOF'cE no rnE. rMrrloN oLAIMANrs

r,o,v n,r.o, GIAIMANTN.-
hvey person entitled rrh, Of enp,ion 10 an, ~ M,
snd fractional
w same ~ he
X :, I iand ofc,, PAYNE nj tbr,e
appointed for the commencement - s unF
hrcing claimed otherwise cs n 2, hs lands en-
rs I'D HfM.. M3 2 John WILSON,
j reh A-lawl3w 'f-"' 'Hve
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NOTICE. o whom hist
IN intend applying General Land Office OF the United state
~ npes Points ~ and
November 1920, and issued 70 Henry
ensign vrnsa stse line dnrfns the rcveunuar
warrant for which has been s
nd duplicate thereof for 96sSf 10 which
aforesaid assignment I" Jsw
Points, deceased. u.u.. uo,,,rs
RrecutrI and sole devised Of Jas Poip, deceased
Apoa-law3m
Ias Sunny stdes by " trusts WI"
II n me Of the author; by Austin Phelps
Tales for Children from the eermss o. " N"s
sclrmd 20
the Journal ~ Young inhamt
freq French Of =, y PVrch.i J" cent?.
rGRAY \ HALLANTFNh,
M.y8 Seven" sr~stI
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A AWtENCE g. cos Patent Bath Gloves end
IN brushes a very superior article, q,
1 Hat car, and rcnuemen- furnishing establishment,
Penn, svc-ue, n~sr ~ street
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrION CLAIMANTS,
entitled the right Of presumption Of tho
within townships above
establish the isaciion OF he and
proper land oce and make payment therefor
practicable fh notice. and before the
pointed Of the public sale Of the land
brscng claimed Otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Way l9-lawI3w
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r1vr POINTS GospEL MOS MIssION.

Tie 9Th anniversary Of this mission held last even
ing in the Baptist Church Oliver 81 ne sehlalc1 80.
a. cod T.. could ave been exne tF1, WITT such pil.tI
Ia uoather Service commenced Il u, with an nVor4
ion for the divine blessing the meeting a'ier "nlcn
the Secretary Mr. Richard Busseea Fesa the ie'' i'0-
ybich we extract he follow ~:
Pcro The fr.t Mission established We therefore snow
.,o bsrginese the opposition snl the dMcates lacaeht
a. laboring Ia this stronghold ci wee. r...,...
w i II carry on our list as.on on we nioh p.s'
;;';r ~ our all members OF ell Evangelical cenonhA
tns and occupy the Hal No. y orange s. -. tS -sa
t,r Of onr operations ard have srvice on cthua ~ 80
ofelock A. VI and 3 and p VI, where tns poDr ca ~
$50 and where strangers are Invited Dy al .i4IaD'e
mems 4, hear the Gospel. We nave a lls''.ns
yVSnssdav evening for instructng the children y say
irg &c, and losing IN genera bsl ~ -
mis- PRAYER meetings have been ana s'e hs'- - '~
Ter. N the Mission in TIE neghborhood -.
.NsrI .tsncss might be cited where our VI Z. a..e
r-oved Beneficial and Il may b. interesting 49, -
- i,.to,ces As samples Of the many. In l9N Ssa
49, ~ ,se wort parts OF the Five Points litel any
Who almost inv araby Tel used every e,'r' % - -,
to do them good The fahe, an A., s.1set 81 wetshed-
80 srS misery thew often FOUGHT WIN one elO'hsI' -
,Ls;r le bov-an intelligent hii.e i,l.Vs ., "a. I-o1
not wholly neslected Thus they " en- -. We sa
tiisss how 10 rersh Al this time the VIE SIC ~ -
silsrate was visited her wants alley sa.eu al l;,-is
- rrorured 10 attend her IN her scaness' - -
- t-Crcbt IN the Sabbath School AZ tue GUS = ..
%. - he covered her healsh md she vas Il =
~ v;.-ion the meetings # which she pais,.ha y =
"a Size signed the pledge resovi VIA 'e 80.
never drink sgan ths - ,rb he bsrsu / wea
S;ahtgr hue Der home was set !" rlsaS -. - -
vssipr and iron; NJ and by honest laia.s IL bg
srouud herself aud child the eculos -. az nd 10
,-onhles world seem, were NOS ye' a. "a 80
Is,L is,' ~ one ten months her hasoaAr Ie.I .
si, Met n 70 the dsbasng thr:' Tor rsa. u, ~.
was 10 ed would bat prove is,a ~ Nhj e. IL
It,Ti - rTariousy overruled. lie pehel ii IL; -,
~ " w. "a no warm kiss II ctoctcl LON Ia " >
49, 10 The brethren Of ou- u ION 60 - ts.t
- ceald rot refuse hs fisfel '"' pa
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rrrcpATIov IN TURKEY

regular meeting Of the Society of ,nigrsnts to Trr
key IVES held last evening e Ecker Hotel in Leonard
Ct, f. NJ. Schnko the President in the chair
Letters read one from lady in Boston; Offering
an eevenchambered rifle she Society, which il WIS
voted TO receive. and from French resident in that
CITY, requesting biz name ~ be enrolled among the mem
befs Of the association.
Cor,mittee previously appointed to solicit the aid 81
the Iurnv6ren reported their seaIewhl unfayoraos re
coution whereupCn it voted to request Committee
of that association TO be present at the next meeting u
the Emigrant Society. when It's members viii O5 prepared
10 show documentary evidence . their chara'ter aud
standing before coming to this country
speech from the President followed. in which he an
nounded concert at the Apollo j ans on Tuesday next.
and t rornancc az the s. Charles ihea,ero on Thursday
tor the benefi of the emigration fund The difficulty 'f
obtaining the necessary Tor passage 70 Turkey
from tier own countr, resident among rendered
II necessary and proper in the opn'n OF the speaker
hat sirolg ,Crt should BE- made, both here AMI 10
other paris OF the country to awaken sympathy ia their
cause among tho American born pCpaston, aud certain
members of The Executive Committee ~ the Society VIII
take charge Of din.
Since The meeting last week thirty two names have been
added 10 their list making the number otperons ready to
cave for Turkey as means can 20 obtained loO
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JACKl0N, fsiichl Ihursday Dec. y, 1872
The Michigan State Railroad Convention met Yesterday
Of this place ard permanently organized fgows Pes
dent Vim l.. Gre, My. Vice Praidcnls IT District, w n.
A. Howard J. b. Eaton III District, -. x Berry, CHS
c. johnson; Hid. Elsba Ely Wm. hcCymbsri lVfh,
b. s. Giile james Blrfi s,screiarie1 y. i. Bls4asN'
j. ". Ormsby, James Webster w. Bancroft. Resp
ufions reported declaring lrs that the primary %
ec Of the state Government is the welfare Of STATE SEC
ond tina; all sections entitled to equal right. AMI repro
batting auyeg.latior which avofs section 81 The
pense Of anoEer The Third forth the great value OF
railroad communications; that ind gitua enterprise is IN
competent TO carry out such a1ns and c'fP'
rete rights the only means by when tl5 necessary
capital can be raised That while the Leai1re has tar
nished certain portions Of the State with the neressr
for the development Of their resonrces mas IN ei
feet denied them 10 the greater part. lhs iolr'n resoa
lion il directed against mODOpoiies ihe bitn decihs'
that the intent OF the trainers Of The Constitution was a.
reced agar st the evil arfng fT rorGte n1noPoes
and contends that the interest Of he whole people de
man6s The greedy carrying ont BY the Lessa.ue OF as
Constitutional provisions in this respect Ine SKIN
of the evil effects expe enced by tue NOFhen portion 81
the State from want Il broad facilities una declares ine
Injustice Of compelling tn people Of the 'on 70 iOnse,
submit to such evils. Tbes sveutn declare ~
and arbitrary exercise Of 20 when ca al wtnoa' ae
State is ready for the cont, ucOn Of railroads 10 refuse
grant the liberty Of erp dituye Inc eighth rec' n
nends the calling Of an Extra Session Of TIE lessiaas
and the increase Of the capita Of me for huron su
Lake Michigan Railroad TO '0OooO): Inc h.n,u ne'
clares thai the nterest Of Detr ~ require IN bAa '
sion and instant legislation rdifoal hasssHs.
tenth earnestly recommends in VI OF the e0oFs w -
suing Of proclamation by the Cow rn9r 10Y 'scA yes
sion at the earliest period possible ne were
adopted, and the Convention adjourn cd IA today'
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

THF SCHOOL hOsLTs-Ths Board OF Eineahon OF
Kings County held special meeting last evening com
meneing at clock The President c. 7. Smith, E'l
presioed end quorum OF members we're in s'tenitace
The subject which led to the call Of the meeting ws q.
stated By Mr. J. Bergen, to consider the pToprey OF
dividing the school districts 90 70 obtain argcr pro
ror,iop Of the school moneys The general scdo'l law
Distribute the $500 600 annually for the purpose annaS
the various school districts throughout the Sase IN the
proportion Of $40 each school district ins aiatrioa
ion favors rural localities where the popular IN - asa
10 lie Of cities where the namoer Of ch
dren within school district is immensely greater than IN
Tie country Some country districts d. No: in more
han 30 or TO- while mos, Of the districts OF BrookIn cen
tein zoo and upward The Nev-foTk Board OF r laca'
tie in order to obviaie this disparity divide ther DIS
ircts srecially meet the case They cell easn spsf
mont in school-msle female and prmsry-s dsSrie'
ava 50 Obtain $40 for each 1ae object vas to parcel ous
Troollyn in the same way I. IS said the aFrangemsnt
would ada ssO0 annually to the amount received by
Brooklyn. , e.
Mr. Randall the Superintendent and offered TO the Board
bv Mt Harris. II reads "a follows;
R,Ied T.f the purpose Of the sppr'7raon o. o1t
Of The schoo moneys required By hs fa seton O. re VarN
sehoo La. Of the CEy OF broSsIn be qFided no
many school there fsPeFat School DPAAsn"
the scyernl schools
The resolution was adopted
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The meeting of this body for the present year. ooH
,lnce at the County Jail yesterday afternoon Mayor D.
Ferry Of Williamsburgh, Pre- don't in the Ch1r. =
pier Wvckof presented hi resignation a. Inspector OF
Turnpikes Of King County which was accepted anu
Peter g. Bergen appointed in his place
The bond OF Samuel Hubbard superintendent oI 'he
Poor elect was presented and accepted.
Tie Committee on Aims House. reported that - per
cont of the money $500 beGreathed by the aie Angus
tus Graham to the Board OF Supervisors in trust to bs ap
ried for tie purchase of books FOR Inc Lunstc Ayun
library was now awaiting the disposition OF t1e D1aFi'
On motion, the Ceark Of the Board was drec.j . re
Beuk subject TO the direction Of the slperysors
The following bi'ls ordered to be PAD lanes
spilea ga % j. W. HIGHWAY, so % T. - e"4iN
IaUsr s3i c. j. o Whileh0lse, So; +. H. syl,neF'
81 end SIS a. John Cook, SO; c. A. Van Zini''
slo2 - T.. 90
Tie oficnl term u the President A berry bsq eA.
uir1s with Tic present yenr series OF CON hm-
resolutions were offered by A. W DAYTON aui aipP.si
TO which MI Berry responded in suitable terms when the
Board adjourned till the 10th Of January le9f
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SYNOD OF MsHssrPr-The Mississippi Synod Of the
Presbyterian Church comprising the Safe Oh LOUISIANA
and Mississippi assmbed in the City Of JaA con on Wed
nesday the 18th December in pursuance Of can OF the
last Moderator tbs Rev W A. Scott, ID d. Of " Orleans
In the absence OF last Moderator the Rev ia mes Rich
ards DID, Of the Synod Of New Jersey. By invitation,
preached the opening The Synod was then called
70 order by the Rev J. Van Court aud duly organzed
by prayer and the appointment Of the usual officers Ih
Rev j. b. Straton Of Natchez was elected m 'derstor
There nearly hundred churches connected with this
Synod and than sixty ministers Much important
business is before the Synod renting to the extension Of the
Presbyteran Church in this remote field Of Christian effort
The Rev L. a. Lowry Of the West Lexington Presbyery
vas also installed the l7h Dec as PASTOR Of the First
Presby ternn Church Jackson by the Presbyery Of Mss