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Sale OF Indian Trust Lands In Kansas Terri
tory.
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
PROCLAMATION

BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
In pursuance of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
dnt OF the United States do hereby declare and make known
that public sale will be held at Iowa Point Donphan the
Territory Of Kansas commencing Tuesday the nth day May
states Tor the benefit the Iowa tribe Of indians situated with
n the townships q nd in said Territory and ccded
By said Indians in trust as aforesaid, to wit:
SOuah @ ae base line qf priatsnl uiina
Townships No hceu sixteen, seventeen eighteen
Townships i ranges seventeen eighteen nineteen and
aoepng N e % w ,s gs n Ge
townships two Of ranges nineteen and twenty
Also at Paoi Iklns county in said Territory commencing
Of tho lands held in trust by the United
dans a. are situated within the toyst ~ %
Territory and oedcd by said oonderated bands aforesaid
soa y as base line and q principal meysdau
Townships fifteen, sixteen and seventeen range twenty
townships fifteen sixteen and seventeen
Townships heen sixteen, seventeen and eighteen range
y-hrce
Townships acen sixteen seventeen and egen Of range twen
y-our.
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen and eighteen of range twen
Provision Having BY The second and third articles Of the
treaty Of ceon that each individual member said oncrated
IN addition that ten sections should be selected apart
and forty should aIo be selected and se ar r m b u
the American Indian Mission Assoeion said lands amounting
townships above named, TO witt
Townships sixteen seventeen range twenty two
Townships heen sixteen seventeen, and eighteen twenty
three.
Townships sixteen aud seventeen range twenty four
Townships sixteen and twenty hereby
apart and reserved from
Ao at Iecompon In said Territory Tuesday
twenty third day OF June for the disposal
held IN trust by the United States for the benft
OF Indians situated within the aforementioned
pfisng the tn portion Of the ans coded
dians, in trust as aforesaid 10 witt
South @ The base line and ef The sih rrincipal
Townships Ave- six eight, nine eleven range
Townships eight ten range sixteen
Townships six eight nine and range
Townships six eight nine and range eighteen
The of said received
below the valuation placed upon
duly appointed for the purpose classifying yaung
and being made receipts duplicate
therefor one OF which viii be delivered the purchaser
Patents will subsequently be issued for the purchased
accordance with the laws regulating
The Offering Of the above lands will he
peclyey appointed and will proceed in which they
advertised, with all desTatch shall
have been offered and The sales thus closed.
All purchases on The
following day the risk Of the defiultng purchaser
day Of February, eighteen hundred and hity
FRANKLIN FIERCE
BY the President
GEo. W. MASyPEySy,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
y. BNo newspaper authorized foregoing
semcnt without special
soner Of Indian Affairs
Feb 2s-fawtIJune
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UNrxD STATES Naval CouRr oF INQUIRY,
Washington, February 26, 1871

FINliE judge advocate gives notice. for the inorma
ton OF parties bCrc the under the 1 section
act Of January 49, 1857 that they will respectively be advised
the department when their shall have been referred 70 W
and that is desirable that presenting themselves thl
should prepared with of they may
sire to have Summoned specifying which Of the respective bear
o Fitness for tue service" mentioned In the act pr @
mony TO be applied respectively and suggesting the delay any
which be required; and respect Of Witnesses
J. NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
Feb 2st-u
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Firm Of Gaarantse.

Ft11a q GHdFdnRet
undersigned (namc Of guarantor (name the town. and
(nsme Sta,e second guarauors &c
hereby undertake that the above named the bidder bdder
accepted,
with the United States within fifteen days after the date Of notice
through poet Office Of the acceptance his te before
mentioned.
signature Of guaranors.)
certify that the (here the guaantors
known be good and responsible gnrantors this
(1gnatnre.)
To be signed by the district judge district attorney collector navy
agent known bureau be responsible
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Proposals for Stationery.

HousE RErKKssSTAusE UNITED STATES,
Clerks Once, March 81 1887.
pursuance of the seventeenth section of the act
OF Congress OF the 28h 1872 entitled legazng
and making appropriations for such objects have been
usually included the general appropriation bills without authority
law and x provide for certain incidental the
and Offices and for other sealed
will received this until
June IL o'clock for furnishing the following articles Of
uone for the use Of the House OF Representatives during the Thirty
GOnqrr viz
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mo. $751;
Notice

Of the Eaabhmr g three additional Land Offices in tie Territory Of
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled IAN establish three additional land
districts In the Territory called respectively the Dcl
land district the '0ag land tho wcsen
district It Is hereby declared and made that Offices
districts have been established follows
For tho "DKLAwARE DISTRICT Mt DoSIBAS.
For the "OsAGy a FoHr
For the NWEEts DISTINCT snid Torritory.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this eleventh
of April. A. d. 1857.
o. President: jos s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Once,
Ap 11--1aw6wf
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I IFE on GENERAL NAPIER; by Lient. Gene.

I raj Napier. 2 volumes, london, 1857.
The Theory War, illustrated by military history
Colonel MacdougaL 1 volume. London, 1857.
How and Gibraltar. volume
Military Engineering and Implements OF War by Forrest
wich L volume, london, 1855, many engravings.
New Universal Dictionary English French Italian
languages. volume, London, 1857.
Boiler Engineering Armstrong and Bourne volume
don, 1857
The Chemistry Of Artificial Light volume, london 1857
Scheercr on tho Blowpipc. 1 volume, london 1856.
crabbe's Technical Dictionary the Sciences volume
London.
Imported per last steamer by
Mirch FRANCR TAYLOR
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Proposals for Live Oak.
NAvr DxrARrmEsr,


GEALED PROPOSALS for delivering 80 900 cubic
~ feet Of pomscnous live each Of navy yards
town, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York. Philadelphia
issI VI" 0' '''''' 90 At ' 'u's'n a' the i'h june
These proposals must be endorsed Pal. for Le ok that they
be distinguished from other business letters The may
for all the yards bat be for the whole quantity
guarantees the form of which Is herewith given
sureies the full estimated VIII be required sign
be withheld the amount Of each delivery until the contract
IN all the deliveries the timber there must be due proportion
OF the dfcut and crooked pieces otherwise there
Judged exlcept public such dneun por
lions be delivered The remaining 50 cont other proportion
viii be paid by such the may
stipulated contract tina, default be made by the
parties of the rst in delivering all the
case the contractor and his aress viii forfeit and pay I. the United
States Of money not exceeding the total
agreed the paid tho
thereof which may be recovered from time
The cubic sss 70 e u each ysrd W y Il the
lowing poponss cubic keesons pieces
aprons all siding is and 20 inches siding
haes pieces 70 DC number IN tho proportions in which they enter
shape length and character with those heretofore with
frames o. corresponding siding the mouds Of which can be seen at
$4,000 cubic fee, the siding q Is Is inches eq
these being length from Is IL having
pieces the mean 20 The
crook also 5000 cubic feet siding Is and is inches length IL
All be sided fair; timber and undor
showing than three ourt
trees within % miles Of The Of which
win be required by the commandant Of the yard delivered
the respective yards at the risk and the
the usual Inspection the approval
half to be delivered before the
remainder on or before the Is, OF July, 1889
R@m gf 06er
H. OF the State ----, hereby agree o furnish ana
deliver at the United Stacs navyyard hfy thousand
cubic feet Of live timber conformity the
the Bureau OF Construction OF the dato Of May 1857
5000 cubic feet suitable for principle pieces sided is aud 20 inches
per
80 900 cubic timber inches length IS
IL
5000 Cable feet curved TIMBER sided IL inches length Is
feet, at foot
5000 cubic timber, siding inches length 90
feet, at - per foot
Total value
Should my accepted request addressed at
and the contract forwarded to the agent at ~
At for signature and certificate.
nte) All
Form Of Gsardmee.
Tho undersigned, OF ----, in the State Of
hereby guaranty that n the foregoing bid be
WILL within the the
famed designated the
With good and sufficient sureies said shall
between the offer Of tho which may be
accepted. CD
(late) EFF.
Witness: IL.
hereby certify that known TO
max guarantee
(late.)
o be signed by the United States district Judge
trct Attorney collector, navy agent and other)
May 2-la5wf
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor-at-law in
Nl courts Of the STATE of New
York, No 11p Nassau street New York, N y.
An
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Change OF the Place OF Sale of the Delaware
Trust Lands in Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the. place of sale Of
IN the Delaware lands Territory,
take place Lecompon the 23d day next
changed TO- and viii commence oakce said Territory
day and date
by order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES f MIX,
Commissioner al interim.
TTART,DayT INTERIOR,
OIce of Indian Afairs, April 8, 1857.
April June
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mo. 579.l
Notice

Notice
Of Establishment Of additional Land Diard If
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled IAN establish additional
Wisconsin,, be called tho
that
districts situated north @ ne line drnp cy
north south he line diding torhI
not gf line ding and cad; n
dirino ranges n and rte we" hereby declared
said district has
he own O "Ehu CfaItur In said State
the city OF Washington this
Of April A. u. 1857.
by order OF the President
jos. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land once
Ap 1I-1aw6wf
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The owners o theso ships win be gold silver
ouoh specie jewery precious metals Of IA
are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
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TINHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
stateg maI seamer1e sins coInnring this line

The Alriatc Capt James West
These ships having been built expressly government
service ns been taken their construction In
their engines insure strength and speed their
for passengers uncqualcd for comfort
Price Of passage Liverpool cabin $3.50
IN second cabin $50 From Iverpoel TO New York, 80
guincas
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No bertlR can be secured until paid for
The ships this line have and Ia
AVOID danger from ICE will not the Banks north deg
after the LIST Of August
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Change i'm the Days of Sale of the aboye-de-
scribcd Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
In in the foregoing proclamation the
sale Of certain Indian trust lands changed postponed
following periods:
Iowa lands at iowa Point Wednesday, day next
The lands Of the Weas, Pno Wednesday day
June
Delaware lands osawkee Wednesday day July next
BY order OF the Secretary OF the Interior.
CHARLES F. MIX,
Commissioner dd interim.
1l-1awt30June
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No. $751;.
Notice OF the Removal or the Land ONCE from
Red wing to Henderson, in Minnesota Ter
ritOry
TN accordance with the provisions Of the act of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes The location
II approved March 1883 II declared
made TINT the office for the sale q public
wfye MINNESOTA TgroRy will be removed TO the Of Hs
pEssoy Territory o and after The frs dry gf
Given under hand at the city of Washington this soh day Of
April. A. D. 1857.
BY order the President
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of tho General Land oace
May 1--1aw6w nt 4 Starl
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rRoroAsD DATrs oF auuNe.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 30 Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, a CO.,
liverpool
eTErHEN KENNARD 4 CO.,
~ Austin ffiars, London.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT \ CO.,
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NOTICE TO pRE.EMPrION CLAIMANTS.

Every person the right empton Of tho
lands within the townships and parts Of townships above enumerated
required establish the to the satisfaction OF the register AMI
receiver Of the proper nd oee and ak therefor
practicable before the day appointed for tho
of the public sale tho lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
TIi0ri A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Feb ls-law13w lint star.l
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hereby certify that the above named and known
me as men Of property and able TO make good their
(Iate.)
10 signed the judge States dis
tct attorney, collector, agent, and uther)
May 2-ia5wf
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nrm @ OYER.
Forn, Of Guarantee.

Tho undersigned, -, Of -- in the State Of
hereby that In the foregoing bid be
WILL within ten days after the the post
FAMED designated the
With good and sufficient said shall
into contract aforesaid guaranty good
ence between the offer Of the said and that which
accepted CD
(Tate.) EFF
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17

GooD FOR SOMETHING AFTER ALL
Having an abiding faith in the axiom.
that nothing Was created in vain,, we
have long ea5uglst for some apology
for the existence Of those .sstcbed little
creatures know as poodle dogs, and At
last we have found out their, uses. a
lady who kept one Of the curly
denominations recently lost her pet, and
called upen policeman to find IT, The
next day the officer came with the. dog
which was wet and dirty The lady was
ovsrjoyei, and asked forty silly ques-
tons; among others, aNlere did you
idnd the dear baby!i sfsWhy, narn,, y re-
piled the officer, "a big niggsr up in
Sullivan street had him tied to pole,
and was washing windows with him.,
NeD York Tribune. ~ j. ssa1.'s'5ssss :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17
REDUCTION OF TIE DCyY OK SuGAR.-

REDUCTION OF TIE DEFY OK SuGAg.-
The toiIo"in. memorial has bee,
prepared, aud copies Of it are at the
Merchants Exchange, and Corn and
Flour Exchange, Baltimore, for sig
natures. The undersigned, merchants
ans! others. residing in Baltimore,
respectfully represent that sugar has
b.co,ne 50 universal and indispensable
an article Of consumption as to be not
improperly reckoned ameng the nec-ssa>
ries Of life. That the duty If fili:ty per
rcent witt. which it is bnrdened. on its
importation into our country. weighs
severely upon the mas, Of the people
aud upon the various trades and
occupations in which it is used AS raw
nate'i ia!. That the sugar cane is tropi~
cal plant, which does not come to
perfection in the climate of the United
States; and that, owing to frequent
nnfavorabe seasons, the tendency Of the
plant to degenerate and. the exhaustion
Of the sol. of the sugar estates, more
labor is necessary to produce a given
quantity OF sugars TTr tbs country than
in any other part Of the world from
which the commodity is brought Tha,
the making Of sugar from the cane, is,
for these reasons, even with the present
high duty, never likely to become a
branch of Industry in our
country. The undersigned, therefore
pray, that Congress will altogether relieve
The people from the duty on imported
,ugar.-Erchaage.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17

Gs- the following extract is from a
Washington correspondent Of the Baton
Rouge Aavocate and published in that
journal Of the 9th inst. Ifeyhis cores.
pondent views upon the subject are cor
rect, we will soon have an opportunity
OF seeing how much the National De-
mocraey will do for the South-or rather
Louisiana
An effort will be made by some of the
Fremonters Of Congress to make an as
sault upon the sugar interest Of your
State. Some declare that they will exert
every means to abolish the duty aIto>
sether; but mark me, the attempt will
prove al utterly abortise one. If the Re-
publican gentry wish to reduce the tariff
to revenue standard, the Democrats Of
the South will cheeriuliy unite with them
to bring about the desiderutum, but they
will manfnlly resist the singing ou. the
Sugar interest for demolition whilst the
enormous duties on iron, coal, coarse
ci"things and other productions, princi-
pally Of the non. n.slaye holding States,
remain
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17

A STARTLING MoyEMEsr.-The New
York Nero'd's Washington correspon-
dent. under date Of the goth, says:
/ get To Information from reliable
quarter that a poiitica! movement il con-
templated IN regard TO the public domain,
whIcl. will create au excitement in the
political world greater than the Kansas
bill. This move consists in bill to be
attached to the Kansas Popular Sover-,
eighty principle, giving , each State. on
lis admission into the Union, the right
Of eminent domain, as an essential and
necessary part Of sovereignty. The bill
has already received several influential
co-orrra'ors, and there is no longer any
doubt Int that it will lead to an animated
contest. There is to be an enlargement
given TO the measure-in the shape Of a
new Legislative compromise Oh the sub
jSSt ~ 9tfss& L
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17

ScARLATIsA AMONG AsIMALs.-Af fen
weeks since two children Of one Of our
physicians were attacked with scarla,ina
and during their Illness had for pets 4
couple of kittens Both the kittens
subsequently, had all the ssymptoms Of
searlSt;ha, one Of them dying, the other
narrowly escaping A canary bird whose
cage hung in the room also died with all
the symptoms Of the same disease
Berkshire Aass.) Eagle.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17


J ion; hping that success might crown
. her future efforts. They soon removed
! to theirnew home. aud Mr.. s. obtained
{ employment in a dry-eooa store, where
+, he reelved wages, sufficient to meet bis
fanny expenses. Mrs. Sanford success
! fuy used her pen, and superintenaed
her domestic duties, and peace and con-
tenlmen. reIgned in their humble dwell,
lug.
We will pass over few years Of the
| history of our friends. aud take view
Of their home in 1855. On the bank
OF river, near a Populous city in the
Slate OF --- stands beautiful home.
the wood-bine twinins around its lofty
columns, It's foreground flied with choice
shrnt,herv. enclosed bv an iron fence,
anon. the shruhbery may be seen few
'ngeniouSly made flower beds. Every
thing around exhibits oder and beauty,
and no doubt reader, you have guessed,
who are The owners of this neat eaiic1
4 few weeks ago, rs we were travels
ing. We accidentally heard wp could pass
| the h0re Of Mrs Sanford, Consequently
- :. ''''1'' ''''''''' ., '''e 'pP'. NY
''1'' 8 ia. =, y 9 ''''| '''s" ''o'''
V'' .'I ," :: '''' va, ',''S " Tue a'e' ue
-, 1y'l''1' ~ ''''e'''l'']te 10 '"e SCENERY
" -" 80 e,, ,,,' ""9 'e''',' - 'e'e''e
~ s''1 ,',., ,,.s ~ y =" - ""e ~" 'e'''eS
.t,',,f ,'', - ~ e''I ""''..'' u "'''a> ;
s"T i'.''''' - '''' o'''.''''' h""e's wee
's>,''S' - y ',' 's"''''''7'' u.s. 'i'"t We
wv wv ~ '','' '' "''' "'''''a :, "'' "''''e'
''''' ''0 90 v. '"'= '"e''"'i "'e'i, aoa
tp 'o' , ~, We "''"'efes ! o',
= - u ~ ''' ,e''Fs' ana
"' . - '''a''' u ':' - i"''F met
q aug y, S"'e ""S per-
o''',' 80 w., 'i''" '.,' =, ''o" on'' VIC 'ee'2'
',''e' - ' =, ~ ",'D Wv 'e'' "''''' wa, 'an'a
,'' '','' We "S', very sooI' seated y, a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17
LARGE FAM,LY.-Mrs GreenhiIl,

LARGE FAMiLY.-Mrs GreenhilI, a
London matrun Of the last century, had
thirty nine children hy one husband, all
born alive and baptized, aud all saw,
two at single births The last child was
born after his fathers death and lived to
he a Surgeon prsc,ieing in Bloomsbury,
am, author of a work on "eDnbaming.-"
In cotnmemoration of this remarkable
fertility, tie family took for. their cres,
a grspbon with thirty-nins stars on its
wings.-Notes and Qaeries.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17

Four negroes, convicted Of having been
engaged ID 4 plot for 4 serviis iDsnrrec~
tion. have been hanged =. Dover, Tsnn. I
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17
APPRorRrATE. =. The following I'd

A yoang married lady whose union
had not been prolific Of 'sIit.le darlings," !"
has suspended on the wall in her 6eds
room, directly over the head Of the bed.
a neat little picture, underneath which is
the following quotation from Scriptures;
''Suffer little children to come INTO me,
and forbid them not. for of such is the
kingdom of Heaven" II j
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17

uusDahA Suiltfti more, ana resolved 10
bear their misfortune with composure on
bk-> acc cunt.
CHAPTER n.
Ring ding. went The bell at an early
hour, at the splendid mansion of MIS-
Lucime Hall, and the servant announced
Mrs Baker.
Have you heard the news = said she,
after the polite ceremony WAS over, used
| by fashionable callers.
| " hat news.
'eah, only that the wealthy Mr.. Sand
fore as failed, and is nothing now but a
bankrupt.
But Mrs. Sandford will have to lower
her dignity little, will she not said the
charitable Mrs. Hall.
We'll. | am glad of the failure re-
plrd Mrs. baker, she can att,prl to part
with some Of her high aris,ocratic man
never thought that she was any
r>,, than others, though ~ome people
'I:I' lie is very religious, very liable.
10Y I y, accomplished lady--bnt | nev
W ID see anything which looked
H. n accomplishment about her. And
~ 's.a'. ' when it is known that Mrs.
! Is IN INDECENT circumstances,
- L". g.; aship will not be any more
-, Jan ours, and her accomplish
s"uS '-,' - = take wings aud fly away.
,rh,. r., - stable conversation was in
..,. tV another calIer-Mr>. " Ills.
sI,la1 ' true hear, and knew how to
-. with the unfortunate, and
H.. \ IA; sanaiords troubles with
,,,,f..,,rn..i r..o,et.
+ Law. h..u 'tfcfuent visitor, ever
since sbe resided j. n, said Mrs. vii
liz .an1 i,,vg nev any unnatural
airs ,,l,ou, her, she iiFs received
,oa with cor,li,,lilv afs cheer
ft. L,r conversations Y and a',i
,o4t,rg. i her cor aebo rtment has
prep'ssee>t u me in Error, aud lett
impressions Iii bosom, which n"
change OF fortune can ever oblteratr.
After ie" minutes spent III mi~cel>
laneous conversation, Mrs. willis apollo
q zed for her short call. SAVING. that, she
bad bu' just head OF Mrs s"ndtords
misfortune, and must give her call be-
fore she returned home, for on no ac>
count would She now neglect :'er
| will acc"mPany you II yen are will
ing 81 I'd Mrs. baker Tor | Am very
ANXIOUS 10 know how she appears since
her husband became bankrupt
Aud too, SAID Mrs. Hall. as 1t Is
a pleasant morning, Will be one os your
number .....
We will not eensnrs the motives which
prompted two OF the ladies to call upon
Mrs. 5. But let 1t suffice to say, tla'
they found 'ter at home aud they were
received with 50 much poIiteness, aud
~he looked so cheerful, and conyer>ed
with 5" much ease, that AIRS. hail and
Mrs. Baker often exchanged sla'ees, As
much rs to say, She either does no'
know her husbands condil'"n or eonceals
ii from u.s. Not SO with Mrs. Wills. for
as the other ladies' rose to depart. she ex
cuSed herself for remaining, saying, that
as Mrs. Sanford was alone, and not hav
'ng any particular engagements, She
would spend day with her.
This was most welcome communi'
,atlon to Mrs. 5, for IN her she could
place the most implicit confidence she
had long known he' worth. and eSprc-
It'd her sound Judgment would aid her
IN forming her Plans for the future.
10 her therefore, she made candid