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THE PROCESSION

Into town viii be formed by THE TROUPE OF
PEDESTRIANS, saperIy mounted on their gaiiy de-
corstrd Steeds, preceded ny n full MILITARY BAND.
through the principal street. appropriate
carriage. followed BY the Seneca INDIAN CHIEFS and
WARRIORS, IN their native costume mounted On their
Hunting Horses and Enthusiastically decorated and cspari
soned, ahs Carriages. Cages and Vans continuing
the Animals, to the Mammoth Pavilion erected for the
Eyhi
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LATE PLANTING, THE ONLY REMEDY FOR THE
CurwoRM-A writer in the Michigan Farm
er after trying various ways to prevent his
corn from being destroyed by the cutworms,
comes TO the conclusion that the only plan Is
to delay planting till about the 10th OF June.
He had tried fall blowing. and early and late
spring blowing. without any success. he had
good corn perfectly sound, planted on the 18th
of 9th mo. (June.) The seed had been soak
ed and came up in from to days he had
found the ground full of cutworms but they
took but few hills entirely. He says the
worms quit working about the 10th Of June.
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war DROEARDOp

A GAINST all persons indebted 10 W T. Menden-
"A hall, who do settle immediately. The accounts
in the hands of W P BENTON who is instructed
to settle them p-ea-c-eab--y if possible but if
is inevitable, let it comet Captain BENTON is
ready 10 pitch in . W. T. MENDENHALI.-
Richmond, April 20. 1855. lift
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AYE the agency the sale % rhssiethvai,e 4
w Cos Superior WrAppEg Paper. where merchants
- supplie. ~ tAe lowest prices KRAxER, IRWIN q CO.
pses0hef -, 1854. l-6
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$500, 1000
IN GIFTS FOR THE PEOPL
CAPITAL. CITY ART UNION,

IN GIFTS FOR THE Pc OP e!
CAPITAL CITY ART UNION,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
WDTRNELL & cos SECOND GRnAT GIFT DiSTRI-
- BUTIoN-The propriesors take great pleasure in
announcing to the citizen. of the un,on ma IN e9nss
dss Of their Distribution and the many thousand
Hhsih they a sr ssTs: s Of Gin.
"a. people hss h.,s after an 1 ssrons he eanr
saa1Sls m1knaesns and &c he sso coz s,,f
Engraving. C.rlrol ONO are distributed among
their patrons The price of the snsssyns . sss On. dol
Read the following lis, Of beautiful and costly
tee Of ten selected enc where she
number of subscribers are obtained 1900
Farm in Indiana sfeooo
DO IA do oA0 5000
-Four story Brick Dwelling and Lot in Co. s.oo
DO D"0'' do on'o do do $500
Beautiful rs.asnss the sMs Vernon ssSS
Brick Cottage and Lo, in Columbus 1000
Flame do do DO do do DO 500 500
na a country ~ residence in s.so, Perry ma
Splendid building lot. n Columbus, .s2ooo 5000
10 do do do do ,nc,.x.. do At $500 i 1000
Grand As.ss Piano seAs.s?.asn I3ss
Gold Watches. At $500 each 2oco
10 Rosewood Pianos. at $500 5000
10 DO DO do =. at SO 1000
g Gold Watches. at :lso = sSS
9 9$$ e !: e !: :: : e:
800 silver do Al 90 5000
do do at 800
,f.lO .aias, 0old Rrens Pins
soO al Ryecha shawl, AT Sa5 5000
so0 Az Silk dY.ss pntrerna At 800 10000
,1no GoIa Pencils at "a 5000
1nTOO do PEN. with siIver cases at ~ 10000
ossO do Rinss At 4 80 each 10000
IStaA 40 do 90 each I20ei
Every purchaser Of the splendid large L;oRraphic In
craving of membership emitting
the lis, OF valuAule and costly
sts for the people Engravings te sent by mail
without being dana ged.) to part Of country
6yFIRST COME, FIRST SERNFD.48
wishing will please send
signed other IN
we'll place where theJ
side persons who acting agents for
US in di distribution, this is not required
with the enclosed free OF postage VIII
NEE wit prompt attention.
please hare sealed an the pres
ese Of the entered the
We prepay letters circulars, &c, to agents
and them do the with
0PAgents wanted in every town. whom we will furnish
with rosters schedules Instructions
pIication at our oice by mail postpaid. For further
particulars descriptive bills Geo inquire at office No
, Wslcui's block, Town street, Columbus, ONO
BIRNELL & co, Proprietors
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Removal.-.BACK AGAIN:

HSSrELL 81 NENkA have removed their Boot and Shoe
IL Store their fosr building Main ST. and
their customers and the pub
lie generally, with assortment Of As good Boots and
found the and they working
enabled sell cheap, least
little below them. Call and
for yourselves
Richmond, 9th 1854. l1n
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Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Selling OFT at Less than Cost.
a. CONE & BRO. No. Is Main street. anxious to
close out their OF Millinery and Fancy Goods
AZ Ladies' wishing anything in this
line great calling them. Their
assor,nen, variety Of Ribbons Laees.
Edgnxs, and such articles
you may eed q, the lowest figures
April 5. 1855 iot
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/ Desirable Family Residence For
Sole.

80 good substantial two story brick house with six
Q cellar . falling we'll OF
A cisern, s,Aole fruit and vines Of
desirable the Eastern OF the City. will
Enquire Of the subscriber
No 81 Main W W. LYSpE.
Richmond, March .. 1855 l62
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Office Is hereby given TIA. the undersgneA has
appointed Exec1soF Of viii OF william wlesa
late Wayne eogn.y. deceased SAID solreat
e r WIG6Iys. Exeeu.sr-
APrisis 1855 Nk
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HARDWARE.

7NHE subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage
received the past year. takes this method Of inform
ing his and the public general that
he has recently added to his former stock large and
we'll selected assortment Of
CUTLERY Ak Wan Tools ,.1;..1 f's .ii 9;
which will be soId ON favorable terms. Feeling do
please and accommodate invite the public
favor with call
s4s- We have also the agency Of Lee Leavitts Por-
table Saw Mil. All orders promptly attended to-
J. b. STRAW bRlDGE.
Richmond March Is, 1855 lS-sf
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ni,,o,utton Of Partnership.

TJ>HE copartnershiP Of johnson Badlidge was DIS
l solved by mutual consent on the "a Hareh, ie'o'
All persons indie bted rm hereby notified TO
call settle their accounts note or otherWise OF
they will left in tn hands of oihcer Tor coiee-
ZION The notes AMI books will be found at the old
stand in the hands Morrison nadridge, who 10 au-
thorized to settle the same
JOHN 4 JOHNSON,
MORRISON BALDRIDGE-
Haserstown, April Is, 1850 i'-St
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CRY STOVE STOKE.
Copper. Tin. Shest-iren. and Tin-Wafe
MANDATORY.
Il FEWER UNDERWOOD respectfully inform the CHI.
Richmond and vicinity. that they have hand
than 90 Cooking stoves. Of all she LAIssT in
proved patterns seu York. Cincinnati and Dayton
manufactures, selected expressly for the
SPRING TRADE.
Also. general assortment OF Pian aad JapasHsa Ifa
Ware oil TX plate and warranted
leak. Also--TIN ROoYING and HOUSE GUTfERING
AND sPoCTING will be special attention. both in
coUsraY Our facilities for such work
addition this do the work ourselves
Aisc-Stove Pipe. Steve Trinzings etc
sad Dog Irons, Pots skiiiss
dc. SY wON Ali kinds copper tin, sheet
An dsinc. doneto order.
All uiH be sold and terms
10 purchasers.
for work
liberal TO the Ara,
stric. attention 20
The shop SHOP Huntington Hoase Main sssss&
March p 1855. l-n
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
MESSRS. CURTIS d TRU A Y !,
AGus1C Dea1ers,

w OULD announce their customsrs and the pablo
w generally, that they will sell variety OF MI
sICAL MERCHANDISE from this January, 1855 At
greatly reduced enable all TO supply themselves
with useful appropriate and elegant gins Our
consists Of
& Co Ravins and Geo. Hews'
Superior Nedhams Aeiodeons:
Guitars; Flutes Accordsons;
Music, varieties OF Musical
Merchandise Such inducements have before been
the musical public the West
December e. 1854. If
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steam Power To HeaS-
DERSOyS de.:roas u renting room and steam PoxeT
L can do 8 by immediate application NJ the mon
Foundry
O.ssSsr7f :, 1854 7. 4. DCGDALE-
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DESTROYING RATs.-A correspondent OF
the Gensssee Farmer gives the following
method for destroying rats. He says;
lone day q stranger came to the house to
buy some barley. and hearing my father men
ton the difficulty he had in freeing the house
of these disagreeable tenants. he said be could
put him in the way of getting rid OF them
with very little trouble His directions were
simply these: mix quantity Of arsenic with
any sort Of grease. and plaster it pretty thick
around at their holes. The rats. he SAID. II
they did not eat the poison. would soil their
coats in passing through the holes, and as
like all furred animals. they are very cleanly
and cannot endure any dirt upon their coats,
to remove the offensive matter they would
lick their fur, and thus destroy themselves
This plan was Immediately put in practice.
and in a months time not rat was to be seen
about the house or barn"
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House spOutia..

NSLAT. valley ard Hanging CATERS. conduesiIs Pipe.
II sud made as1 Pat both in Al
eoanrry varr2nsed lo-
sasF the Huntington Hease
LEFEyRk UNDERWOOD
oc.eber 20. 1854 <4-u
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DESTRUCTION OF ANrs.-We give you q
sure remedy-procure large sponge, wash it
we'll. press it very dry; by so doing it will
leave the small cells open--lay it on the shelf
where they mos, troublesome. sprinkle fine
white sugar on the sponge. Eighty over 1t. J
two or three times day take bucket of hot
water to where the sponge is. carefully drop
the sponge in the scalding water, and you
will slay them by the thousand and soon
rid the house Of these troublesome Insects
When you squeeze the sponge, you will be as
tonished At the number that had gone in the
cells.-PhR. Ledger.
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COPPER kETTLES-Erom 10 70 40 gallons, for
" boiling cider and apple butter full supply At the
Stove Store and manufactured BY
T. J. BARGIS.
9entemher "a Is53 4o-H
N GROSS Of Mccullough hne black Ink jusf put
s1O I'D and for sale l.. III. Me- 'CLLOUGH'S,
March IS 1856 No 81 Main street.
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II r sURRiS.lS Main 81. Richmond, Ind
- still continues - Manufacture. to or-sr. syers
variety Of Plain and OyIs - Tom Stones, Mona
eRis. &c, sc. of ms latest style. and most beautiful
patterns.
- He takes rNins in informing his friends tia
be wal, sell as cheap, not E.fie ctsaYer. for ready
cash, thsn De eoasai n the Site
His work is warranted equal TO any made IN the
West. snt perfect satisfaction guaranteed The pub
lie invited call ana examine his stock and speei-
e;~bran1 March 10 ,Iss
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10 GROSS Rushton Clark Cos celebrated genuine
III Cod Liver Oil to arrive, and for sale by
L. H McCULl0UGH,
March l6 1885 No. A. Main
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Look Out!

THE Sale Notes Of Rev VIM H Goode. en With
collection due Goth March
Richmond shortly and viii be very much dis
appointed IL All paid hint in this should
be sufficient J1-NKS NJ POE. J. P
Richmond. April I'd. 1855 Isu
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Dress Goods.

LARGE ard varied assortment cf very desirable sty
n Of Dress Goods IN the market can now be found
No. 10 Main street, and fer sale by
Wright & MofFiIT.
81 No SO. So
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FINE GOODS

FINE GOODS
the sign of the Golden Eagle No IS Main street
C. A. DICKINSON.
April IS, 1865. u"
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Mr. VAN AMRI1RGH

whose daring achev ements in tho WILD BEASTS
DEN. have for him, in all parts of the world,
perishsbic renown accompanies this exhibition in per-
son, end will fearIessly enter the Cages Of the Wild
Animals, where he will exhibit his nshng and
ferrous influence there formidable and ferocoEs
creatures.
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THoRoueHLY DRIED PorAroEs WILL ALWAYS
PRODUCE A CKoP FREE FROM RoT.-A Pro
lessor in the Russian Agricultural Institute.
Bollman by name, has published very inter
esting pam phlet on the potatoe rot, and he
announces to the world that mere drying, If
conducted at a sufficiently high temperature,
and continued long enough, is a complete an
tdote to the disease. In the spring OF 1850,
the Professor says he placed lot in a very
hot room, and al end Of three weeks they were
dry enough to plant The potatoes came up
well, and produced as good crop as that OF
the neighboring farmers, with the difference
only, that they had no disease, and the crop
was therefore, upon he whole, more abund-
ant. Professor Bollman says that he regard
ed this IS q mere accident; he. however, again
dried his seed potatoes in 1851, and again his
crop WAS abundant and free from disease,
while every where on the surrounding land
thew were much affected. This was too re-
variable a circumstance not to excite atten-
ton, and in 1859 third trial took place. All
Mr.. Bollman's stock Of potatoes being ex-
hausted, he was obliged to purchase his seed.
which bore unmistakeable marks of having
formed part of q crop that had been severely
diseased; some, in fact, were quite rotten
After keeping them for about a month IN
hot ROOM as before, he cut the largest po0-
toes into quarters. and the smaller ih'o hANes'
and left them to dry for another week Ac-
cidentally the drying was carried SO far that
apprehensions were entertained of a bad crop,
If any. Contrary to expectation. however,
the sets pushed promptly. and grew so fast
that excellent young potatoes were dug three
weeks earlier than usual. Eventually nine
times the quantity planted were produced. and
although the neighboring fields were attacked.
no trace of the disease could be found on eth
er the heritage or the potatoes themselves.-
The temperature required to produce the de-
sired result is not very clearly made out. Mr.
Bollman's room in which his potatoes were
dried was heated to about 72 degrees and much
higher BY way of experiment. he placed
others in the chamber of the stove itself.
where the thermometer stood at 1856 degrees
and more. He also ascertained that the vital
ity of the potaloe is not affected even If the
rind is charred.-Bosfon Chron'cle. 2lst INST
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lust RECEIVED
ID hhds Sugar
10 Coffee;
25hags Shot;
10 sacks Dried Peachss;
90 bills MolAssss:
half bbls Moiasses;
At 81 Main which will be sold Low for cash on
short credit g. W. BARNES
March %. 1855. HH
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do hereby certify that the above certificate 10
rect and the statement of the physician AIDE to NJ
true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
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EOR SALE!
THE Richmond Wooden faetory. = variety of va
| Lots and Richmond suitable for
Residences and business also Dw siiins
Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and
Farms. For particulars. inquire of
OLIVER BIZ TIER.
Real Estate and General Agent.
No. - Main street Id door east of Citizens Bank
August II, 1854 3k-d
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A. II. MILLER,

4 0nR BUSHELS superior quality Western Coal
u wv Nssor sale BIZ CAIN & EALsBY.
list month. f2th. 1855. At
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Reduction of Price.
PICTURES ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
I,HE undersigned will take pictures the best style
the art his the Shearon baildinx, .,
from FIFTY cents TO ten dollars Ne difference As &c
weather.-Csi at any time of day, from TO o'clock
J. WATSON.
March 10, 1858. 1871
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Proceedings of Compress

WAsHINeToN, Feb. 23-The Senate, afte,
some discussion, passed the joint resolution
10 ADJOURN at midnight on the Sd of March
Inc bill to protect officers or other persons
actlng under the authority of Government
was then taken up and discussed. The object
OF TINS Dill Is TO protect persons who execute
the laws from vexatious law suits.
In the House, reports were received and
referred. The bill to carry into effect the
treaty with Great Britain of 9Th February
1850, was passed; also the bill ESTABLISHING
courts for the adjudication of claims. The
House then went into committee of the
whole on the Diplomatic bill. After discus
sing the various amendments, the committee
rose and reported the bill and amendments 10
the House.
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CoxGaEss.-The chief features in the Senate pro
eeedings on Thursday was the passage of the Till
10 provide for the final settlement of claims of Off
cars ofthe revolutionary army and OF widows and
orphan children of those who died In the service,
by vote of yeas 20 nays l5-snd the passage Of
the bill granting TO railroad companies three years
in which 10 pay the duties on iron imported for
railroad purposes, by vote of % to Is. The
House bill suthorising the purchase or construe-
ton OF four additional revenue cutters was also
passed.
In The House, Mr. May, from the select commit
tes on the subject, reported joint resolution ap-
propriaiins 100000 for the completion of the
Washington National Monument. Many gen.
'emen desired to put it on It's passage, but
several objections were made aud the House ad
j0urned
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tELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Saov Storm in Phiiade.phio-- Ho,p,toiif,es

Saoac Storm in PhiiadespAia--Hosp
20 he Bfnss-Deparfare for Home.
PHtLADELrHiA, Feb. 23--I2 MA north.
en-. east snow storm is prevailing here at this
The Richmond L. /. Blues have been treat
ca IN the most hospitabls manner during
.neir soJourn In Philadelphia. A splendid en-
,Wsl.a.nment was given them last night at the
homeward journey this afternoon
ssnort time in Baltimore, where they will be
received and entertained by the Law Greys.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS,
The BLUES IN PARLIAMENTARY
Philadelphia Bulletin of Thursday says:

L.
Philadelphia Bulletin of Thursday says:
Yesterday afternoon, after the visitors and
their escort had gone through their review al
Gen. Pstterson's, they continued over the
route previously arranged,
As the line passed up Chestnut street. above
Tenth, a halt WAS made in front of Parkin.
sons, and the guests and escort entered the
garden by invitation of Brig. Gen. Geo. Cad.
walader After stacking arms in the garden.
the visters, with Gen Cadwalader and Capt.
Patton on the right, entered the banque,ting
saloon. She Philadelphia companies following
IN the rear In that place was a table magni.
fcently spread.
Captain Parry introduced Gen. Csdwsla.
der, and said that he had two celebrities
one at feast-the other at Array
General Cadwslsder said" sptain Patton and
gentlemen OF the Richmond Bluas, I take great
pleasure as the commanding officer of the BRIGADE
composed OF the old city OF Philadelphia. now EN-
hraced in the central part OF the present city, 10
welcome You most heartily 10 Philadelphia. was
uuwilli ~ you should pass to your quarters with
out making some effort 10 show you how pleased
the military Of Philadelphia are 10 have the plea
sure Of seeing you amongst them. l did wish to
have the particular qualification TO exhibit those
feelings few doors below this at my own house,
hat there are obvious reasons which Il is useless
10 name here, why 1t was not done. Suffice il TO
say however, that before you leave our beautiful
metropolis. the military will, no doubt fully
quaint you With all the facts of the case In invi.
ting you here a, this time, did not wish to sepa
rate you from our own military but desired that
yOu and they should meet me- aud take q social
glass Of wine together Captain Patton and gen.
tlemen without further ceremony, leave you for
the present, In the hands OF portion OF my COM
msnd. conscious that III cir generous hearts will do
Justice 10 their distinguished guests and il they
hAve sufficient time they will show you how they
appreciate the many acts of kindness received
from your hands and those of many of your noble
brother Virginisns. Some of the Philadelphia mil
igsry have been the recipients of kindnesses from
Firginsns that will not--csnnot be forgotten, and
! assure you. gentlemen and all, that if you al
low them the opportunity, they will much more
iArcibly exhibit TO you their feelings than can ex
press them.
In the evening the Washington Grays escorted
the Blues to the Walnut Stree, Theatre
This morning the Blues were escorted by the
Washington Grsys TO the Mint Fairmouut and Gil
rsrd College. Gen. Cadwslader reviewed the
companies rs they passed his residence in Chestnut
street, below Tenth. We understand that the
strangers are to dine at the Merchants Hotel this
evening.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
WARRINGTON. Feb % An election took place
to-day Tor the Vice Presdent, Treasurer, serrstsry
ana. ana Boar OF Manssers OF the Washington Ma
. uonsi Monumen, Association The American
cKet received ss4 votes oat or ISL v.tes cass The
Editor OF the American Organ, Judge u. Ellis was
CHOSEN nrst Vice president, and ]. NJ. McCslla WA
chosen treasurer.
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The 22d was celebrated In Alexandra with much
spirit large procession composed of the militia
ry and citizens, repaired to Lyceum Hall, where
Wsshngton's Farewell Address was read by Fen.
dali Marbury, and on Grafton delivered by Edgar
Snowden, and speech made by G. w P. GUSTS
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From LIBERIA.-lntelligence has been received
from Liberia to the 23d of December:
President Roberts arrived at Monrovia from
England the 10th December The baroue Estelle,
which sailed from New York the Goth October last
with small company of emigrants, several mis-
sonaries, and the Rev. J. Pinney, Secretary of
the N. York State Colonz alton Society, on board,
arrived at Monrovia the 18th December, after an
unusually long passage. The ship Euphrasia which
sailed from Norfolk the 7th of November with a
large company Of emigrants, had not arrived.
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Alsw having been enacted in Sardinia for the
sale of the estates of covents and churches it be-
ing arranged that the latter shall be supported by
the State, the Pope has published an ALLEGATION de-
livered before the Cardinals, against the measure.
He denounces the Sandman government, and de-
clares the enactment to be of no effect.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sun
- dry executions. and notice Of Chas l. Mosby.
(owner OF the house lately occupied BY Elias Hale,
a. his tenaat,i and Of notice from chas. L. Mosby
to reserve the sum Of eiS60 for rent duo and to
come due to him, I shsii proceed. on MONDAY,
the Sch day Of March, 1855 to se the said leased
premises all the estate right title and interest Of
the said Elias Hale In and to the said leased pre-.
misses up to the first day Of January 1855 under and
by virtue OF the lesse nom the said Chss. L. Mosby
the quarterly payments OF said rent to Wit: the III
April lst July, Ist October and let January nsxt
suing Beads with good security viii be required o
the purchasers upon such esodits
p. EWIN9TON, D. g.,
fell Far Thos. w. Doswell, =. G. u.