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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17
Funeral of Thomas Crawford, the
Sculptor.

The funeral Of the celebrated American
sculptor. Thomas Crawford, who died in
Lnndon, sfter proisacled illness. on thu
10th of October, took &C. ON Saturday.
His remains were brought from England in
the ship Southampton. and reachedithis port
on Tuesday last. On the fol owing day they
were conveyed to the residence OF his BROTH
er-in-lsw. Mr C,mpbell, No its Grand ST.,
whence they were removed ON Thursday to
81. John's Chnreh. There they were gisi-
ted BY numerous friends Of the deceased,
whs undertook to adorn the coffin " ith taste
full memorials. The roffin itself was ra,he,
a novelty. il was made 10 London, and pre-
| sented a striking difference to the cofins
usually made in th:s country. being covered
with the finest black broadcloth, and richly
stu !ded with bosses and ornaments, painted
deeply block and highly vanished. The ef-
feet was rich but intensely sombre. Ga
Saturday the lid was covered by the friends
aforesaid, with the choicest flowers JIM
norieiks, forget me-Dois, csmeiias, laurel,
mystic and lavender-woven into wreaths,
or scattered promiseuously just asthe friend
II hand dropped them. Over the silver
plate bearing the inscription was laid
cross composed Of the choicest of these ffow-
ers. The inscription was: THoMAs CRAw-
FORD. Born in New York, March p, 1873.
Died in L ,ndon, Oct. 10, 1857"
The church was filed on Saturday with
the personal friends of Crawford, and with
hundreds of citizens who, not personally ac-
quainted him. honored his genius and his
memory. We noticed DR.. CogswelI, DR..
Francis, -Wm. H. Appleton, John Van
Buren, David Dudley Field, Caleb Lyons,
Johp Jay, Louis Gaylord Clark, Charles Ei-
liot, Professor Bolts and host Of the artists
now resident in the city. The pnll-bearers
were Hon. Charles SumnersH. T. Tucker
mann. G. W. Curtis. Professors Greene
and Lieber, and Mes=rs. Hicks, Kensets
and Rossiter, the artists Mrs. Crawford,
widow of the deceased, was present, with
his sister, Mrs. Campbell, and her husband.
The funeral service was conducted by Rev.
DR.. Berrian, assisted by Rev. Drs. DIX,
Weston aid Young. Portions o. the services
were chaunted BY the choir, which included
Mesdames. .Bouchelle and Stepel. The en-
tier Ceremony was that oil :he Episcopal
Church for the Burial soi the Dead. Rev.
DR.. Yves on, with thes relatives and pall-
bearers, accompanied the body to Green
wood Cemetery, where it was placed in
private tomb. A monument will be erected
over the spot in the courSe Of the ensuing
spring.
Previous to the removal Of the body from
Loadvn, a funeral service was performed
over it, by the rector OF the Church of St.
Gabriers Pimiico. The widoy of Crawford
is daughter Of the late Samuel Ward. the
banker, and sister of Mrs. Howe. OF Boston,
author of "Possion FIowers."-N Y.
Times.
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Mammoth Trees in Cali.rnia.

A correspondent of the San Francisco
Bulletin, who has visited the famous big
trees in Calveras county, makes the follow
ing mention of some of them:
There lies "The father OF the Forest" the
greatest of the ninety-two giants. Though
long since ia lien, it is the wonder o. every
behuIder. FroI1 the nearest circulation
this monster is II feet in circumference,
and according to lis size and the usual pro-
portion of trees, il mus: have been over four
hundred feet h; gh. After going some dis
tauce up the trunk, We climbed through a
knot.hole at one side, AMI ascending lad
der 10 the top, walked oysrtwo hundred feet
along lis trunk towards the roots. Not far
from IN 5, one of our parry rode through one
OF the fallen trees OH horse, back.
Three of these remarkable trees stand so
near together, that for twenty-five feet from
the ground, one could not pass an ordinary
sized beaver between them-the riddle one
is little taller than the other two. Apart
from the rest, stands the Husband and
Wife," but not near enough loge her to al
ford any mutual support to each other. A
little urther on is RIP Van Winkle;' un-
like his original however, he will never rise
again. Solitary and alone, stands the "IIer-
init" while just in front of the ranks, ''Gen.
Scott" towers h Q lofty form. We were
also shown the "Old Mud" and the "Oid
| Bachelor"
Rivals to these monsters of the frre-t
have been discovered in Mariposa county,
and are described in the California Farmer
They are pines, and measure, some Of them.
from 80 to I02 feet in circumference and 800
in height. The group numbers about three
hundred, scattered over track of two or
three hundred acres. and are disposed in a
triangular form. One hundred and iif y-Gve
Of the largest have been measured.
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D THOBURN EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.]
NEW SERIES, VOL. I, NO 5l.I

some manner the idea obtained possession
of bis mind that he was being followed, and
as tri6ing as he might wish to make this
little Circumstance, ne could not shake the
thoughts from him, of this disturbance in
the distant highway, being intimately blen-
de with his escape. He arose 10 his feet,
and fastened upon is way with new alen-
ness.
Ten minutes had scarcely elapsed before
he was convinced that his former suspicious
were correct. A party of three horseman
soon made their appearance upon the sum-
NIT of neighboring bill, and spurrIng their
sieeds at fulispeed, were soon dashing down
the declivity toward him.
Escape was useless-he must either show
them fight or submit. Yet he was not GER
tain that his secret had been discovered, and
he concluded il would be the better policy
to continue his even way-or at least, until
he was compelled to stop.
Not word came from the pursuing party
as they Numbered onward upon their irien-
ded victim. At length they had approacAed
even with him, and one, riding his horse
ahead, dismouuted and stood in the road, di-
rectly in front of our hero, and the other
two, following the example of their COM
rade, bounded hastily to the ground, and re-
tanning hold of their bride rein, stood ST.
lent, while their leader spoke:-
(Which way are you from, sir!"
81 came from New York this morning y
replied Henry, in as courteous tone as he
could assume under the circumstances.
there are yon gJiDgI"
"a few wsniles farther into the country
You're mistskea there. young man. We
have the best kind Of proof that yon are, a
sneaking spy ffom the rebel army-a,d +
guess we shall be obiigedto take you back
TO head quarersn'
Saying this, the soldier laid his heavy
band upon Henry's shoulder. Now or never.
thought the young patriot; and quick. az
lightning he struck the man crushing blow
upon the temple with bis walking staff, an d
he sank to tine groand without murmur or
complaint. A second royalist led2ed for
ward, throwing himsel upon the breast Of
our hero. Then commenced struggle for
life or death. A few moments served to
close the conflict The Briton was hurled
to the ground by the excited wood smsn, and
in moment more the whig's knife was
sheathed in his bosom. The third soldier
sank TO his knees with piteous moaB-
praying the victor to gran, him life. Henry
motioneG him TO mount his horse and re-
turn, and while the distant Gathering of his
horses EOots grew fainter and died away,
the victorious brigsdesman caught one of
the chargers grazing ne ar; which few mo-
men;s before had borne British master
and was svon ga!oping away from the re-
cent scene of blood.
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GTDo all in your power 10 teach your
children sel.-pcvrfnmrnt lf child is pas
sionsts, teach him by gentle means to euro
his temper. Ii lie IS greedy, GUILTY. tie l'ber-
aIi,y in him. II he is sulhy. charm h'm out
o. !, by irank good humor. IL indoient, ac-
custom him TO exertirn, and train him so as
to perform even onrrous duties with alseri-
,y. lf pride comes in to make obedience re-
luctant, subduo h m oy counsel CT discipline.
In short, give your children the habit Of over
com ing their besctting sins.
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An Important Omission.

II appears that in the schedule of the,
Kansas Constitution, IS recently published.
three sections ,cere omHied-ons of which
contains provision requiring the so'ers, II
challenged, 10 s,rsar to support the CoRs!i-
tuition If adopted, on penalty Of prosecutions
for perjury As the question oi the adoption
of the Constitution itself is not to be sub
mitted to the voters at all, it follows that
every man who wishes ~ vote upon the
slavery clause, must swear to support
Constitution which is made for him, hos-
ever odious iss provisions.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

OLA Locofoco journal up in Co'umbiana
county in this State, contains a lengthy ar.
tcle setting forth what the incoming Legis-
lature ought to do. Among other reforms
which il advocates, is the "to;a abolition OF
the public schoo. system" The fellow
seems to understand full well that free
schools snd modern Locofoc are utterly
incompatible. Messenger.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

The Captain found Caesar not very a.
geeeable companion-,hat the individual
was too busily engaged in ruminating over
his own affairs TO heed the conversation OF
his master; so after few more Intellectual
attempts to banter the quiet negro from his
reverse, Bsrksford struck his spurs into his
seed. and dsrted forward upon his way with
renewed speed.
~ To BE CONTINUED.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

FINE SiMILE.-The Restoa TrGnscriJ
winch is excellent suthoritv, says the iol-
lowing by Oliver Wendell Holmes. is the
finest smile ever written: "The mind 81
The biso. i, like tie pupil Of the eye; the more
you pour upon Il, the more IL soptracis."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

6JHon. Dav Wilnr.,, OF Pennsylvania
who resisi ed his Judseship to canvass the
State for Governor, in opposition to Packer,
has been rr-appontsd by Gov. Pollock, to
the same Judges Up unG district he eft.
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Orrlt is not wisdum, hut ignorance wl"h
teaches mrn presumption. Genius may be
sometimes arrogant, bat nothing Is Sd dii-
iLaat and know ledge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

Grit is said that the '.piilurs" oi Liberty
are stuffed with tie American Eagle teath'
ers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

nIrThs feIlo% who kissed the lace OF ne
tnre, says l. didn't taste half 50 well as ihe
lips of his lady frien's.
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YKeep your temper in disputes. ihs
cool hammsr fa>hi' rs the red ho' IRON TO
any shape needed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

Seeding wife! IT, takes all elixir. (He
takes aud he lickS her
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4aftrp { 9

DEsrEs ,rzE SoFr xrEAczMEsr-One of ou
native poets, tickied at little circumstance tha
hspPsned in his family. 10 a sentimental fit rush
ed into print with it, and attempted father II up
on the carelessness of St Peter, but that old Gus
todia1, it will be seen, denies the soft impeach
meut The two jims' are passing among the cur
rent literature Of the day:
My Child's Origin.
By DAVID BAEEK-
= One night as old Saint Peter slept
he left the door Of Heaven sjsr,
When through little angel crept,
And came down with falling sta..
One summer as the blessed beams
Of morn approached. my bushing bride
Awakened from some pleasing dreams,
And found that angel by her side.
? God grant but this-I ask no more;
That when be leaves this world OF sin,
He'll wing his way to that bles.'I shore,
And find that door OF Heaven again.
Id ST. PITERs REPLY.
Full eighteen hundred years or more
I've keep my doors securely tied.
There is no little angel" stiayed,
Nsr has been missing all the while.
did not sleep as you supposed,
Nor leave the door of Heaven ajar;
Nor has a little angel" left,
/, And gone down with falling star.
Go ask that "blusEing bride" and see
If she won't frankly own and say.
= That when she found that ahg babe,
She found it by the good old way.
God grant but this-I ask no more;
That should your number be enlarged,
Thai you will not do as before
And lay it TO old Peters charge.
81. PETER.
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In less than ar hour Afterwards Doctor
Haywood and his lovely wife entered the
church of the "Most HOy Trinity"
Amid the hundreds o! the fair danes that
entered its broad portals, dressed with all
the taste and maguiicencs that abundant
wealth could procure. not one rivaled in
grace and beauty, the orphan bride of the
rich physician. Her tail, graceful! figure was
roted in violet silk, that only heightened
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
Tribute Of Respect, :
pENDI.eToN. s. G.. ,Lnly 10 1S5-

+ IENDLEToN, 5. C., July 10. 1857. s
, AT a regular communication of Pendleto,,
lodge, No, 81, A. f.. NJ. held in Lodge
RuWn, .Iuly Z, A.. L.. jS57 tic Sccrct,lry
read a Communication from Amcrieus Lodge
No. l3, ~. r.. NJ. Of Ga, conveying the
melancholy Intelligence of tho ,leatll of our
worthy brother, w, T., McJunkiu..
'S Onmotion, the following preamble and rcs-
oiutions were adopted by the Lodge.
ltAeTrtts, it hath seemed good TO the Su.
prc"res Architect of the Universe 10 send ns
M herevidcnee of the uncertainty of life,
an.i the Certainty Of death. Therefore
]. rRcSolSui, That we laye heard will, nm
feigne,l SORROW, Of the death Of our brother,
We. MeJmikin.
?. Resoisei, That in the death of brother
Mc.f n tItto and faithful workman has boon
removed from our Earthly Temple.
y. Rcsotced, THAT we deeply synpatIlize
with the bcreaycd family aud friends ag the
deceased; the members Of 4timericus Lodge
md the craft at large in their ,lnsiniely loss.
4. hesqtied, Tlat copy of those proceed
ings be farwar'le'Ito to the family of our de
,itit4ad bf'shcr, ,np eifyy is no the. Reo-
Gee Coa'ser foF publication.
- 9 NIS ~ NJ. snne - cs..,., Y
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q aa ERIEE,S aAI.lss.

pf virtue of sundry writs of fcri faciss to me
~ directed, viii be sold before the Court House
in Pickens District, within the legal hours on
the iwst Monday and Tucsdayin August next,
2Oo acres of land more or less, ON waters of
six mile creek, adjoining lands of John Howard
D. Il. Howard and others, levied OF, as the prop
erty OF Samuel Smith, ut the suit of Vim. Oliver
survivor, and others.
tract of land, containing one huudrcd and
fifty acres more or less, whcrcom the defendant
now lives, adjoining lands of Eli Shepherd and
others, levied on as the property Of L. b. Rut-
ledge, ut the suit Of l.. b., L. Nj. IS Z. j. Keith
Executors.
All the defendants interest in u tract of land
whercon the widow Mckinney now lives contain
ing 804 acres more or less, adjoining lands OF
Jas. Robertson, w. Whorton and others levied
on as the property of Wilson Mckinney, at the
suit OF james a. Doyle and others
On Tuesday after saleday, at Tunnel Hill, Z
striking hammers, 80 steele points ~ crowbars.
bellows, 2MvilS, thousand boards 9 dcrlcks
complete box of valuable tools, Z pair of tougs
aud 4 lot OF other articles sold as the property
ofJohn Phillips, to satisfya mortgage given tu
the Blue Ridge Rail Road Co.
l sorrcl horse and buggy, levied on as the
property OF W. i. Holland, at the suit of John
w. Rowland
z carts, levied On as the property of David @.
Williams at the suit of Thomas Ioldbrooks.
SOW and three pigs, levied OH ~ the proper
tyof Edmund Martin deceased, at the suit or Il
E. Alexander and others.
Terms cash; purchasers Ia pay for papers.
l.. c., CRAIG, SID
July 10, 1857 80 I'd
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
picNENs DISTRICT.
~. luke, ct. uX., et. al. ,,n !.


A. Duke, ct. 0S, e'.al. Bin for Par.
Jos. Donaldson. et.,x., ot.aI 'i,ion' DC.
PURSUANT to an order made by the
1 Court EquitSinthiS case, l will sell at
Pickens Court House, to tho highest bidder,
on Saleday in August next, the Tract of
Land described in the ploadiugs, as the
Beal Estate of Ransom Canuon, deceased,
namely:
THE TRACT or LAND situate, lying
and being in Pckens district on both sides
Of Wolf Greek, containing Three Hundred
Acres more or less, and adjoining lands OF
William Gilstrap, Mary Haynes, Reese
Bowen aud others.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ou a credit Of one
aud two years with interest, the purchaser
to enterinto bond to the CoumissiUncr with
at least two good sureties to secure the pay,
ment OF tho purchase money, aud pay the
costs in cash and also extra for tirles.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.p.
Cou'rs Office. july o, 1857
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Siate az No,ltla G1nralIiaa.e 81

PfURBNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AVHEREAS, Warren w. White hath applied TO
~ mp tDr letters of administration on all and
snGllsr the goodsani clsattics, rights md cred
istelid State tfopesSid deceased. the Ri,idred
said dCpeased aYe, therefore. ci-
fed TO appsar heiofeiae in tho 0rtlinary,ssullie5
en- MondaytiIe 2Jll day OF July, instant, liow
ea1ise,stfan they can, why said letters suhl
p9t DO giailtod. uivpn u,ldcr any hgndNilt seal
OF office, tic t1jh day0f JHly, 1857. 3
y w. >, p P,tRSUNiSS, Josr.p
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Anderson Prices Current.
cogekcrkp wEExLy pY KSeLANp, nLEcRi.Ey 10

SohNFI ~ WEEKLY DS ENGLAND, .GLEcKiEY 4 Co
ASpERsoNC. H., July Ia, 1857.
Cotton per ID. lls6A in
Salt pci's.,ck, 300
Coffee, Rio, per H. 13 30Al4
Sugars brown, per 10. ~ M14
crushed and loaf per d. l4G9 918
Alolasses, West India, pcrgellon 70 a. 20
g" N, Orleans !" #a S5 60 !. 90
Yarn (Ga.) per bunch, ,1.2o
Qesnaburgs, (heeyy) per yard, 10 C9 IA
Shlrtings, a. - 10 GG III
IRON, common size Swcdc, per lb. ~
g. English, &
Nails, pea key. 0S 81
Oil, linsccd, per gallon, I.37 Ia, l.50
" Train, 90 Ia on
Glass, SNI0 G,.395
10Nl2 3.25 GI 35O
Rice, per ID. GS C7
Flour, per barrel G a. ESQ
Wheat, per bushcl Loo
Bacon hog round, 15M,l7
Bagging, aunny, per yard, l8 Gs 20
Oats, per bushcb 80 III, IS
Peas, 9 LOO
Powder, Rife, per kcg, ia "a
Rsls~ There is always 80 be found good Stocl
of Goods, at f., Is. % Co.'S.
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slScligi0Ms MOficn .

DEV. JOHN OWENS will pro,tch 81 Mountain
~ Grove on the 25th 26th and 9th July ON
the 18th asll 2.it'i At isew el..rc near CLASSY
Mountaini ON the 3Dth aud a1st. and at and I'll
August atEion; onthe 30 at Sccona; ON tho
Gtltat Ilertyi on the 7th, 9th, 9th and 10th ut
Pisgah; on the 18th, 18th, 14th, 10Th oad 10Th
at Six and Twenty fJuly S.
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consignees st .Anderaon Depot,

"a 80 : fOIt NFF.k ilNDINff JUDY 10. y.
= Geo Goliyer & Co, waencr's Mills j n sloas
y CosR y Harrison, Blrwi,. v. &,Oo, W ritc,-
ford, Eugland u s, Co, Blue II II II. Plice Il w .
N II Brown, ID y SloilA, IL w Huffman, ID Bic
iPaan, Burnett, D 4 & 4 s. 6, kfrs ADAMS, Dr.
j. y lalmer,} EWsH Herbert, w II ID e, Wm
Naa Wyck,a Dawson, II a Maxwell, L Ford
iJones $ Go, B IIodses,sJ NJ Aiexnnder I Is
sittdt, y GOipga,A = $ AIsrtin, q Altman, b
Jclnisg q u ftv1Ni ypis ~ " @ @ ;4y;f:i IS y .w MIL
ler. = y u Nj Brown, w 4 Wright, IL Fiell,Inn
~ Go, WlllIner& 9, Denay Il r, w Il Calhoun,
Y y lienaons 8 SIM. T.. RICE, AGENT /.
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,EaElAIS aeUARpE4gs.
FIRsr DIYIsIoN, s. G.. M.
,nYilln CHI Int,la 1os-

Order No. 49, y. ,+5Y -
4 ELECTION win bcsheId at the yarious Re.
, gicIelllal Master uronnds In The fiest, Brig.
ade Of infantry, onYuesiay tIie 18th of august
next, for Drigeiier Genege OF the }irss lrfgnsie
.Qf Iniantryr dsst nlyiaon Sc ~. 10 iii fhe
ylEIaucy orcssdeue s tho fs,i. NM @ l,.tss
dior GensfsiJ ]. ". HsRnfaos, )
& The gelotelsof officers esineoInmani Of n. soy.
erat ReginlcAis, arc chargc,l with tie extens;nn
81 this o.Tler, and totan$nitt, tie Major ita,-
wfitjng ~ ~ -
4 ~ ef,ler Of MAJ. (icn. A. ii. S,si@ns =.
". L. EALiIOgN !, .z}ira Il III. Gen.
! q 0sf W. w ssY'Sf - - III rt{
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Attention! Artillarv.

1'HElRE willbp ail Election held Mt your Com.
peiiy mister ground on Fsiday tic efth day
n,snt $. O. M. Ao eleetion VIII also be Iield on
TINT day for lst aud 2d I.ieutenisnts and Ensi,tn
ot your eoinpany. Tie Artillery will also as
sen.ble On tlft day fpr drill, Instead Of your reg
iiF t7;sss i!$y;s e k;s ..g.luF 0f CoL PsSragn.
,el. JOHN LiER. Capt.
yJuIY y, 1867 49, IL. %. Nssr D
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NOTECEl

hereby given that application win be made
1 TO the Legislature, "a it's next session, Ia
change the public roa,i, leaving the main. road
near Mrs. Julia Browns old place, running by
Samuel Br0wnssaw mill, ,lad interseoting said
.pnbloroad ut or near the branch beyond said
sSN mill. -
July 9, 1857 So c3m
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state OF sonth Carolina,
: Bin for Partition.
IN EoOlIY--mrKENS,
Mary Ann Couch

:, VI DIII Tor TnltItIUn.
Robert Couch and others.
appearing to my satisfaction hat the heirs nj
law of Ellemdcr iiakcr, TO Wit: John Baker.
the hcirsa law OF Mary Ann Williams. -
FORESTER andwiic Elizabeth, Willium Baker, Ia,-
cinda baker, Robert Baker, Richard Baker.
Crawford Baker and l.ewcllcn Baker, defendants
to this bill of complaint, reside without tic linz
It's ot this State: on motiul OF Harrison, con-
plii'mnts solicitor, IL is ordered that the said
absent defendants do plead, answer, or dcnur
TO the said bill of complaint, within tlmep
months from the publication hereof. on the said
bill will be tnkem pro eonfesxo us To them.
ROBT A. THOMPSON, c.E,r.p.
Cornhs Oiicc, Mayo, 1857 Am
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.fgre u noper, e. d. !.

Ispc II slopcr, et al. j n,a,,,l,,A r,,,, ~, =, y
q va AheheeH bitl giaf katy
jane 4 lsopey II a ~ titioR, Sc
appearlts 10 the Satisfaction of this Court
q Tint 9ahe a. Roper, HDf NJ Roper, Bailey
Hppos slsatsns Roper and Enliila Roper, lofets-
wsttout the limits df tgia s. sie on sssotlon. sf
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Pendleton Female Seminary.
TEACHERS.
REV. y. l., McBltYDE, D. D.
MISS NJ. C.. PELOT,

MISS NJ. c. PELOT,
MISS s. C. pELOT.
sTllE EScrciscs of tue above Institution will
L be opened on Monday the 9th July. The
usual branches of sulid English Education
Will be TAUGHT. Also, instruction OH the Piano
and Gu' III, and in Vocal Music, Latin, French,
Painting, Embroi,lcry, Drawing Wax Work
Leather Work, and Wurstod Work.
The Teachers are too we'll known TO need
commentator, and there is no better location
in tho State for such an institution, both as to
climate aud society.
IN excellent Boarding house is kept on the
Seminary lot,
THE TRUSTEES.
n. IS Private instruction win be given in any
OF tho above branchcs to young ladies', who may
not wish to take a full course Of study.
Foundation, .Inly III. 1851.