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A CARD.-The attention of house keepers and
persons furnishing is called to the extensive
sale Oh excellent Furniture and Effects of I" Dex-
ters Hotel" commencing TUESDAY, May lah,
anH continuing each day at the same hour.
The r urniture Is Of ex ceent quality and mostly
IN perfect order, having been purchased within the
The Carpets principally English Brussels and
handsome patterns. = 10. \ 80 - :"
- The CurIed- hair Mattresses, Blankets, Linen
ty antsquite as good as new. Z: ....'a - =.
Amongs st the Table Furniture twenty beavily
plated oval-covered Dishes of beautiful patterns
and finish.
There is also large quantity Of handsome Fren.h
China Vases, Water and nj lk Pitchers doubl .,b,sh
hat and deep Dishes superior Silver plated Castors
Table Cutlery c., afOrding an opportunifv 70 nar
positively be sold to the highest bidder. VIII
may SIT JAS, G. McGUIR r. Auct,cr..
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BOARDING.

X vi NG.-One line large PARIOR band-
iach sJhieS tnrnished, with large CHAMR6R a.
tsr,ns ny hshted with gas. TOR rent on nader,
good SIZED is Single Gee cir lEHEe front with
or slngle parson. BOARD AZ desirad It az tlami
AMI private Apply at 46s 10Th street, between b
may Ct
kV1AhpliISG-W With large and PLEASANT
streets. N"'hef ol Sth ana II
msy ISL
NJ NJ BATES, Att HERE OARDTNG-
Ayenna -. r., on The southeast corner of PeaH
scco,nm ana sth street, has made arranRenesfs 10
a. M large number of strapg ers ,r,,h Nsa,
mar y s'''e throughout the day, and Lodgings.
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COCO REWARD.-Rana away from the unde

@ZUO signed, residing at AT Mass achu- r.
sets avenue, Washington, ID. c.. on the night a
81 the I'd instant, has NEGRO WOMAN 1kTA
NARY 81 years of age, small and genteel 80
person, black, with prominent nose, recedmg *
her two chi ldren. the oldest, girl, ROSE, wears
old. black; stout and well grown; the Youngest. a
She ala took with her good deal OF clothing some
fashionable. likewise her feather bed and 6edaipg.
she may be secreted in the city, but thinks it hghly
probable from what eau be learned that she has Been
taken by nhtte person a carriage up 9Th street
roSd, north, towards p, nm sylvana.
lie Will give the above reward of S2O0 for Mary
and her Two children. delivered or secured SO that
ne may get them again or liberal prc v ii be paid
ior any information by which they be recovered
mys- 3D.. l.. q. SULLIVAN.
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AHUSEMENTS.
ORDwkY's ETHIOPIAN MELANGEs FOR
~ THE PEOPLE.

ODD FELLOWS HALL,
For Five Nights only, commencing Monday Nav g.
The original ORDwAY'S .EoLIANs. underline
management of John p. ORDwAY, from Ordvsy
Hall, Boston, twhere they have performed for the
past eight years. will during the enlarg emeut and
beautifying OF their Hail. visit the principal South
ern and Western Cities, anu give FIVE CON
CERTS in Washington, commencing as above, IN
PRODUCING new Ethiop,an Observation-Disclosures
Como ue-Opeatic Gens-R Representations 81 Sou
ces. See Small Bills.
Tickets IS Cents. Doors open at 7, to commence
| at u befores. may 4-d
MAY BALL.
INl The NORTHERN LIBERTIES LIBRA
RY ASSOCIATION will give BALL. at "A
their Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, May ~
S, for the benefit of their Library. ~
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. m2-Ss In.
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.HANIf NC TUX Ed BH
DON A Id NNEDY.
No. 100 Warren Street. ROIbuyy, Massa.

Agents for Washington-Chas. Stott d Co. H.
Gilman; kIdwell Il Lawrence, j. Il. Gardner, BURY
\ NO Co. u, Walsh Coz +. ;. Walsh. ]. 7. Stone,
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, ]. p. Milburn, Dunbar
dyson, ord Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
:. Cisse, o nj Lenthanl, J. l.. Kidweil
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Y%WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS have
LS been removed to the store recently occupied
by AIT. Bard on 9Th street, doors from Penn. ave-
Wanted. immediately four or five good Shirt-ma-
kers to whom liberia! wages will he paid.
may At (States& Intel
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The New York Post of yesterday says
The Late demand of Land Warrants Caused
by the sales in Iowa, on the 18th instant havn"
ceased. and dealers being apprehcnsive that
many warrants will be returned Oh the market
rom the West, as surplus has gone out, now
refuse to buy until further orders are received,
Eos are quoted dull at %, and l6O's and SOS al
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WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.--The under
W signed respectfully informs his friends 4
and the public in general, that he has leased VEAo
the WHITE HOUSE PAVILION for the k.:iH /
with the best LIQUORS, EDIBT.ES, CiGARS
&c, that the mari let affords, at washington prices
cunning and fishing Parties will be provided for
N. b Fishing Tackle and Boats to be procured
may 5-lw T. SCUAD
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The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
and will be continued daily when the line is in
working order. The time of observation is
oh o.
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MACHINE HAND STAMPS.

am still getting up those inimltaIle HAND
STAMPS for stamping Cards, Envelopes. Circulars.
&c; They IRE the most convenient article for Office
may be seen at Elvans & Thompson's,, SAG Pennsyl,
wanna avenue. GEO. C. HENNTNC;
may St Agent A. M 20
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1-HEADQUARTER VOLUNTEERS, Isr
l3 REG. Sd BRIGADE, nj. ID. c.,

WASHINGTON, May 4. 1857.
The Brgadier General having as required by law,
appointed the hour of 10 o'clock a. M, on the fourth
Monday, being the 18th day of this month, as the
the place of muster for the exercise and
tins year, the companies composing the battaons of
according to law. The officers of the regiment WILL
therefore, accordngfo their rank and position, give
the proper notices to their respective commands,
By order of Colonel HICKEY.
may III. n. ODER Adjutant,
NJ THE TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC
10 Schools will meet at the City Hall, on WE'D
NESOAN. the 9Th instant. at s n,ci0ck u. In.
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CROCERS, ATTENTION.-Just received. =
VI sample lot of BROWN PAPER BAGS foI
Grocers use. For sale at about the price of the pa
per, by EDWARD TOWERS
may 4-3t ID, near nh street
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LAND WARRANTs.-The financial circular of
Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co., of May 9Th.
says:
The demand for Land Warrants continues light
and prices have suddenly declined four cents per
acre.
We quote the market dull, rs follows:
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of
fuf4 II Probate Court, t;fl

0N the 18th day of December, 1857, on the
" premises in switzerland township, Monroe
County, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate as the property Of
Adam W Wagner, deceased, to wit: 9Tf
The north half Of the north east quarter of
section twenty-se,en, Of township three, and
range three; alsothirty-four acres more or less,
n part of the south half of the south east qurr-
terscf section twenty-eight, township three
and range three, excepting SO much thereof as
is descrihedk in the following boundaries, to wit:
Commencing for the same in the County road
eading from Charles Dankwerths, through the
premises aforesaid, to the Ohio river, at the
line between said premises and Bernard Bays
land; thence east along with said County road
to the line between said premises aud the lease
belonging to Mark Graf; thence north to the
north east corner of said premises; thence with
the line to Johnson's run to Bernard Bays land
to the place of beginning; containing about 35
acres in which the widow of said Wagner has a
dover estate.
TERMS OF SALE--Cash in hand A2
JACOR AFFOLTRR, Admir-.
.- Noy.ls, 1857. gs of Adam Wagner, deed.
E
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Legal Notice.

JOSEPH II. THOMPSON. Isaac Keer and Ma
y riah Keer, his wife, the children of Will
liam Thompson, Jr. whose names are unknown;
Elizabeth v. Cooper and Sarah Amanda Coop
ey, children of Sarah Ann Cooper. John g.
Thompson, Isaac d. Thompson, James w.
Thompson; Hannah d. Hewitt, & her husband
(whose name is unknown) Albert p. Thomp
son. Harvey d. Thompson, Westley T. 4.
Thompson, Isaiah e. w. Thempson, Eleanor
s. Hartle, and her husband. (whose name is
unknown) will take notice that on the ] 7th
day of September, 1857, Isaac Murray, Exscu-
tor, and Ann Thompson, Executrix, OF the last
will and testament OF William Thompson, fled
their petition in the probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, which is still pending in said
Court, asking for leave to complete certain
contract (entered into by said testator in his
life time) by making to said Joseph II. Thomp-
son, a deed for and on behalf of said defendant,
for the following hnd in said County, to
wit
The south east quarter Of the north west
quarter and the north east quarter Of the south
west quarter of section 20, in township 6, of
range 7, except Z acres sold of the east side
of the last described tract, to David knapp
Also part of the west half of the north west
quarter of said section, beginning for the same
at the south east corner of said lot, thence
west II rods to stone, thence north % degrees
east 36 rods to stone, thence north 64 rods to
a corner stone, thence north 6S degrees east II
rods to stone, thence south los rods to the
place of beginning, containing in all 81 acres,
moro or less. Said petition will be for hear
ing on tho 5th day of October 1857.
HoLLrsTER, OKEy & HoLLIsrKR.
Attys for Petitioners.
September 23d, 1S57.-3w.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

7 \ consequence of a general misunderstand-
/ ing in regard to the penalty for delinquent
taxes, the County Treasurer would call the
attention of Taxpayers to the 73d section of
the tax Law, to be found on the 922d page Of
Swans Statute, as follows:
"All tracts of lands and lots returned delin-
quent or forfeited to the State, shall be again
entered upon the duplicate. and the taxes on
such tract or lot, including the tax of the cur
rent year shall be charged thereon, with 80
per cent. penalty on the amount, charged on
the duplicate OF the preceding year"
N. R.--Having made arrangements for that
purpose, twill take for taxes the notes of the
following banks:
All the solvent banks Of Kentucky; the
State bank of Indiana, the Bank of the State
of Infiiana. = = syv,.s
These are in addition to the current notes of
this State. FREDERIC KOKliLER,
Nov. Is, 1S57.-4t. Treas NJ. c. o.
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PETITION FOR pAR7YTIoN.

PETITION FOR PAR77TION.
EPHRAIM TREMBLY, David Trembly, Elisa
IL beth Trembly and Jenlima Trembly, will
take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 9th day of October, a.. D. 1857,
in the Court of Common Pleas. within and for
the county of Monroe anl State of Ohio, by
Eliel sHeadley, as the Guardian of Margaret 4.
Trembly, and is now pending wherein said
Eliel Headley as such Guardian, demands par
tition Of the following real estate, to witt. \, :
The nortk west quarters Of the north west
quarter of section three; of township five, of
range FIVE, containing forty acres. Also the
south part of thesoutk west quarter of section
four in said township and range, containing
hfty-nine ,acres. Also the east half of the
north east quarter 1of section nine, township
and range aforesaid. 81 a-
n Aud that at the next term of said Conrt, the
said Eliel iIeadley az Guardian aforesaid, will
apply for an order tina. partition may be made
Of said premises. JI.IEL HEADLEY as -
Guardian of AZ. e.. Trembly.
= Nov. 4, 1a57.Aswsa 9s'4 4lzs..-' Z @
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4 new sight 10 wsllsfsss ro-dssT

II NEW sight in wal 1s.fees To-day 7
United States Troops On Hand.
At half-pasf seven soscloek this morning
body of United States troops came from
Governors Island and sook up their quar-
ters IN. the basement of the Custom house.
They numbered fifty-seven amens incindiug
non-commissioaed officers. At the saline
time 'ffty.seyen marines, including officers,
came from the Navy yard, and took ua
their quarters in the same .place--makine
one hundred and fourteen in oil, to pro.
tect the Sub treasury.
This is In pursuance Of orders from
Washington, and in consequence ofdthe
aForce demonstrations" of so-called works
ingmen in Wall street the last week, with
their Significant insinuations or threats
about the $40 ,o00, 900 in that street. .
The United States District Attorney
Mr.. McKeon, and the United States Mar.
shall, Mr.. Rvnders, reported this whole
subiect to Washington, and special Cab
met meeting was held thereon. Orders
were then issued to General Scott to con
centrate all necessary and available forces
for the protection of the Government prop
ery. Marines both in Washington and a.
Boston have been ordsrc to New York
Lieutenant Colonel Harris, of the Marine
Corps in Washington on duty, has beer
ordered to New York. - r.rsy
Lieutenant General Winfield Scott, with
his Aid. Colonel Scott, came into Wall
street at quarter to twelve O'Clock, and
were both, doubtless in position to be use
full if their services We're necessary.
p -S.-Both of these gentlemen were
in the Collectors room, with the collector
Mr.. Schell, ,.till about two o'clock. ---Nen
York Express. #fsg
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al ssis rs. iiG~ = 81 aDs svenaitioni esponas to
Josiah Nswiison. me directed from the Court
fof Common Rleas of Monroe county OhioYI will
offer forasssle at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field irr said county, between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and "A e'clock, p. M, on
Saturday, the 2A day Of December, 1851,
the following land and town lot, situate in said
county, to wit; sza 4spossatosx saossss II
Re Lot number twenty-seven, in the town of
BroTnsyillss as numbered ON the plat of said
town. u Appraised at $l6,s6s.t.e a.f5 fo7 s.i1e
Also, the west half of the, south west quar-
ter of section thirty-four, township one, and
range four, containing seventy acres, more or
less. Appraised at $636 SO. .F6T .Ge .iS5
. Levied ON as the property Of Josiah N. Will
son, at the suit of SJacob b Il. Groves.
|ss e &c M, MORROW,
r. Nov. IL, IS As. Sherif, M. c. o.
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Egoael Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
In be presented to the Commissioners of Mon
roe county, Ohio, at their next September ses-
sior, praying for County Road, commencing
at the road leading from Woods field to Bealls-
vile, on the lands of Aaron Howell, on Sun
fish creek, thence down the creek to Pugh's
MILL thence down the creek through thelands
of Jacob Keeper, to the south side of the creek,
at the log shute, thence through the lands of
James Bracey and William Steel, to the top of
the hill at John McMahon's land, thence
through said McMahon's land to white oak
tree, at the corner of Culbertson and Cex's
land, thence along the line as near as practi-
cable between Thomas McMahon's land and
the land of said Culbertsen and Cox, to the
bridge on oxley's road.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Nov. A, 1s57.-4w.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 12.
The Lawrence correspondent of the
Democrat says that the constitutional
Convention will probably adjourn on the
7;h inst Arr y
The constitution will indorse the Dred
Scott decision and the Fugilive-slaye
Law.
"A proposition, instit,ning provisional
government, was before the convention
with pro- slavery clause, which received
only fonr dissenting votes. This clause
is .ihc sonlyvonc that will be submitted TO
the epeople, and no chance is given to vote
down the constitution. s@t xsa
The Lecompton correspondent OF the
Repu5Hcea says that q majority of the
convention, headed by Messrs. Calhoun,
Moore and Henderson, propose to 'sub-
NIT constitution to the people in the
following form Constitution with slavery"
and .Constitntion Without slavery, about
the goth. ofs Deccnbef., srd give every
actual resident u that timsys vote thereon.
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Attachment Mnfiea.

William Shephard, Plaintiff, pEFORE John
against - Beardmore,
Moses Sheppard and Laben Justice of the
Sheppard, Defendants. Peace of Wash
Ington towhship, Menroe oeunty, Ohio, on the
Both day of Sept. 1857, said Justice issued al,
order of attachment in the above case, for the
SUM of one hundred and sixty nine dollars
and thirteen cents. Said case is set for hear
ing on the 21st day of New, 1857, at o'clock
p. NJ. of said day. g5 q sssgaa,
WILLIAM SHEPPARD, Plaintiff.
Oct. Al, 1s57.-3w.pa. gss. Sci
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DUFFDS MERCANTILE
6 q T. E R & e F.

| Corner Sd and Market sts., Pittsburgh,
| TNHE oldest, most extensive and most perfect.
L ly organized COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in
the United States: The only one in the State
acting under Legislature Charter.
TR RUS7,EES:
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN
President of the United States.
Hon. JUDGE WILKINS, | Hon. CHARLES NAYLoR
Hon. JCDGE HAMPTON, Gen. J. K. MooRHEAD
Hon. JUpGE LowRIK.
|. p. DUFF; (author Duffss system of Mercan-
tile and Steamboat Book Keeping,) President
of the faculty.
A. T. HOWDEN, Superintendent, with four
associate teachers of bookkeeping.
J. S. DUNCAN, (author of Duncan's Pen
manship,) with an assistant, Professor of Busi-
ness and Ornamental Penmanship.
b. hAi M E1 msrea Hav Ia esm
Hon. JUDGE SHANNON, political economy
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, Lecturer on Com
mercial Ethics.
J. MURPHY, Teacher of Detecting Counter
felt Bank Notes.
The Students of this institution are instruct
ed from First Premium System of Book
keeping, and First Premium System of Pen
manship.
THIRTEEN FIRST PREMIUM SILL
YER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS 8
Have been awarded by different Fairs to
Du1s unrivalied system of Book keeping, and
Duncans elegant new system of business and
ornamental penmanship.
Duffs system of Book Keeping is found to
contain nearly double the amount of practical
business exercises given by any other CONNER
cial College, and its superiority is attested by
over 400 Students, after from three to fifteen
years successful practice in business, (circular,
p. 19,) yet the process of teaching is SO per
fectly matured and simpllfed by near twenty
years experience of the Principal, that Students
usually graduate in half the time occupied by
other Colleges, saving from SIS to $40 in
board. No time is lost in experimenting upon
New Systems of teaching" on waiting for the
teachers to write out manuscript exercises.
Our course of study will hereafter have added
to it,
Joxr SrocK AND PRIvArE BANKERS Books
compile set of each is prepared upon the most
approved forms of Eastern and Western Banks
and Bankers. Also,
RAILRoAp Books, prepared from the forms OF
Of the New York and Erie and the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Books.
No similar College in the Union exhibits
such list of successful Students, (circuIar
ll9,) either as Merchants, Book-keepers, OF
teachers of Book keeping and writing.
.DUFFs BooK-KEEpINe, Harper's new enlarged
edition, price 81 So postage 20cents.s
DUFFs STEAMBOAT Book KEEPING. Price 81
postage cents. Il 2 II
| DUNCAN's BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL Pen
AANsuIP, Crown quarto, $500; mailed post
paid. An elegantly bound copy of this splen-
did work will be presented to every student
who hereafter graduates in the institutions
The above works for sale by the book sellers
| Specimens of Mr.. Duncans penmanship, and
| the new College Circular, just issued, mailed
! free.
Ey Address all letters to the Principal.
| Nov. A, 1857.
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NOTICE.

"A IL persons ehereby notified not to trust
II harbor or- employ John Henry Soule, a
young man aged about 5 years. He is regu-
larly apprenticed to me until he arrives ut the
age of years, and having voluntarily left my
employ last month, any person or persons
harboring on Employing said youth may expect
to suffer the penalty of tho law arssi
4; e.s.eaos5n si5 7s7 ELISABETH NESBIT.
Noy.,n, lS57.--3w. {.a .tgIs4gs1s Ia Ed
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NTHEREAS my son George Keeper has left
: w my house without just cause or provo
cation; all persons are hereby warned not to
trust or harbor him on my account, as am
determined to pay no debts of his contracting.
a-,f5a., LEONARD KEEPER.
Oct. IS, 1s57.-3t.pd. ae9 1s4,aA ~
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N @ 7 / G. E.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife Eliza
~ beth Messinger,s left my bed and boart
without any sufficient cause or provocation
All persons are hereby warned not to trust he
on my account as l am determined to pay NJ
debts of her contracting.
ADAM MESSENGER,
Nov. 4, 1s57-3t.pd.
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MaRRIEDs On he stA,il.st., hy Adoniiahi
Powell. Esq., Mr. slr1aAs 6 nArr ana Miss sAnAn
4 ArIz jail u s1asbdr sev iship, thissornty y.
.pn the sti. inst inst 5 by Rsy .wna. IosSssy.
Mr.. AspRkw ]: srkrHEs and Miss MArcAssr
&. Srors, allsof Molnraa,s County. ohio7 $ III
Mr. and Mrs. Stephens compliment.
to the publishers and printers OF the Spir-
it of Democracy with q sincere desire
that they may never meet with q more
different case than distributing thcitype Of
cake herewith RENTED. And that il
may form part of their business to so
square their lives that their duly walk
: may be set up as proof against tho poin-
ted daggers of every foe, and when the
pages of lifc's history are worked Of, or
drawn to q close, and they come TO stand
-on tie borders ofthe Jordan of death, may
they be SO locked up in the chase of truth
aud have the rough places in their lives
plained do,ca with the p.dlst Of lore, and
their errors corrscted with the Jodkin Of
charity, that when period shall 6e put to
their existence, they may fnd their names
yslstsred on hlgh-may it be said of them,
that their lives were without parallel.
shat they were as good .'csin tried in a
bank aud as they died they pointed to
the skies and were friskesed on angels pin
ions to the realms Of bliss.
May The Derii be a good Devil, and
alWsys feast on the best of cake and
pi. may his rule be, to stick to the truth,
that be may add "line to line aud precep,
10 s,rece,,s." that he may make a clean
ssss<p Of every good ,rork and as time
rolu on. may he distribute his inky sheets
without a lh4rr; aud when heis done car
I. yying the Spiyit, may the Spirit carry him
to the home Of all good Devils.
3: COMMUNICATED.
The aboye compliments, together with
fhe rich. and excellent cake, with which
they we're accompanied, have completely
overwhelmed us; the cake especially rem
dering US, for time, utterly speechless.
May they enjoy long life, peace, pros
pesity and happiness. fssa.s.
fill Hymen brought his love delighted hour
There dwelt no joy in Eden's rosy bower,
4 'Fhe w4rld was sad.A The garden was wild.-ss
And nan the hermit sighed till woman suiiied.''
On the 18th inst, by Joel +. Randolph
eqb, Mr. sDknsis FR ATr and Miss NANCY JUsTCs
of this township, sfs ST ss1a
As an accompaniment to the above no.
Elce, We received piece of q well,
apt for the name of the thing we Wilt can
& s cake. We are not entirely certain
hat fswe are indebted to the liberaIity OF
y happy pair for this favor but presuma
& that It came from them, we can only
81 that If this is q fair specimen Of their
onomy, and their industry is at all com.
enSurate Herewith, we risk notbingsin
odIefisg, Ithae they WI be a wealthy psit
- years. Somebody's dog Under.
II steal II. but We seized It and threw
In; missing him, We hit a brick pile
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