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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Gloucester Court House Dec 20, 1850
All persons interested in the foregoing decree are en-
ounts ,bsrein drected at my Office Gloucester Court
House on ue.day I'd day Of February DeS ut s
lime and place they are required dseca to seoa before
Given uoder my hand q Commissioner In ch'ncery
Of tbs Circuit Court Of Gloueessr county; - ,o,rs
Dec e5-cwtH WAA"1'.| 'S"~-'
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John & GEORGE GIBSON,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

GUAvlNG extensively fitted up their establishment,
III with the latest proved machinery, prepared
70 furnish at abort notice and reasonable terms all
kinds of portable finished Carpenters work, such
isb, &c.
Sash, Blinds and Doors, Of all varieties.
Stairs Handrais, Porches, Verandahs Balconies
Cornices Cornioe Moudings and Brackets Of sl sizes
end patterns
Mouldiugs Of all descriptions
Wash boards Chair. boards, Ceiling boards, &c, &c
They will make estimates for work plans furnished
them and deliver their fuctory the estimated prices
Orders respectfully solicited. Jan 2e--ctf
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IFIFTY DOLLARa REWARD.

4 BsCOSDED, nbcu, the first OF the present year,
"A ARCHER, bright mulat;o, aoout ~ years OF sso,
freckled face and jIuberawed He may be about Rich:
noud where no once lived IN the neigh6orhood of
Goodies Bridge In Chesterfield county where hn mother
lres will give the above reward OF tisy dollar de-
yered 30 me- put any jail in the State oi Virginia. so
that get possession OF him. ~
~ Address JOHN SPEARS,
Guardian for Misses Pattcson.
z O. PoWhafan county Va
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4 rro,,. JNO, D. ASHTON,
a 1loRNEY AND COUNSELLOR tr,>w
o.. SalBTEET0WH ILLINOIS,
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4. 4. j. CLOPTON,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
OKce No. 8, Fall Street, under st. Charles RocL
hlCHMOND, VA.
UyHE subscriber begs to return his acknowledgements
to his fands and patrons tor their fsvors during the
past year. would inform them that he still continues the
business of
HIRING OUT NEGROES,
RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS
And all other business pertaining TO General agency to
all of which he gives his personal attention Parties In
the country who may enrust the hi0g Of their Negroes
70 him may rest assured Of every attention being paid
getting them none other than good homes and in the
Of Sickness the best medical and personal attention shall
always be supplied.
Negroes for hire the coming year had better be sent
In to mo a. early after Christmas a. possible.
To those at distance 10 whom am personally un.
known beg to refer TO the following persons:
Cayolins Coun,y-L H. Kemp, DR. J. d Butler, r. Hud'
gins, p woolfork, Willis PitB, John Shepherd, VIM. J.
Marry D. c. Dejsrnett, Dr.. w. C. Battaile
Riehnond.-Judge J. b. Clopton j. Lancaster Bon,
Judge J. A. Meredith, John P. Ballard, Gretter * Brent
Garrett e. Anderson, C. J, Siuton & Co.
King Vaham County-John L. Latane, VIM. Z. Latane.
Dr. John Lewis VIM. Taylor, Lucius Harrison.
King and Queen County.-Dr. Thomas Latane, Wm 7.
Courtney Turner e. Acree, Col Alex Fleet, Capt T:
Haynes, Gresham Bsgby, DR.. G. Fsun'leroy, Benoni
Fsser Cosn,y.EN. j. B. whhock, Thomas n. Clarke,
DR. E. L. Wright, Or. Las. Ii. Latauc, Edward F. Noel
Col Richard Rouzie. Dr.. Bev. D. Roy. Geo. 7. Wright
VIM b. Davis. B. L. Wright.
Gloucester Coun,y-Dr. I. c. Clopton.
Henrieo County-Wm. c. Tslliaferro.
1A-cslatEeb
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HOME INSTRUCTION


IIAvING secured the services of accomplished Go.
IL verness for my daughters shall be pleased TO re.
ceve into my family four young ladies 10 share their stu.
dies.
The School opens the Is. Of October.
TERMS for session OF ten monhs Board and tuition,
embracing the usual English branches French Lstin Mu
ic aud use Of Pisno S2cothe one half payable in ad
vance, the balance the close OF the term Address,
Cot. ALEX TALIAFEERO,
Rapid Ann Station Culpcpcr county, Va.
REFEaEscEa:-Rs Rev. Bishop Meade, RI Rev. Bishop
Ortn or
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Sept lb-cWU .HHcou y O., fotHa'aII Noe..y, ~
--,,~,,,-CDS VrI. OIS VIDCINIA

UNIVERSITY OF fIRGINIA
MEETING Of the Board Of Tis''nr- nj the Un!rcrsi
a ~ of Virginia, will be held OF ~,
next, 70 appoint a Professor oi Hist
rsture. vi,
poiptmeut may be sddressed toth'
Der. c..,
Dec la-c6w Sa9 40
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RECRUITS FOR WALKER.
New ORIEAEs Dec 2.-Thc s,eaus5p Texas
s.iled this morning with i've hundred recruit. for
Walker.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEeEs.
>~~~~~~~~N~"-~~~Nc~ ~c>%~~~><~~~~~-~-~~r>)~
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY

By MRS. L. L. DICKINSON.
HNIIS Institution is open and ready for the recep,
IL ton OF pupils. TIE coursc Of study comprises ~ hli
the high and ornamental branches Of refined female odu
CATION
Having given general satisfaction wherever she has
taught Mrs D. is furnished with ample references for her
qualifications teacher, from the rst families in Geor
gia Alabama, South Carolina, aud Austin, Texas -
Information can be bad ut the Ashland Hotel personally
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AMELIA ACADEMY.
a FEW vacancies having lately occurred may be filed
"A by timely application.
Direct Lodore ros: Office, Auielia county, Va.
Nov l2-cwsw W. II. HARRISON.
WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
0NHE session Of this Institution will commence on
IL the let day Of October, 1856, and terminate the
last day Of June, 1851
TERMa:
For Boarding, $3.50 90
For Tuition in the Senior English branchea 90
Z" " Middle Z" ......... 30 90
"a :. Ancient and Modern Languages. each. 20 90
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA

HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
ELIJAH G HASEs Principal
GARLAND r. HANEs, 4. b, Instructor OF Mathematics.
JAMES c. HANEs A. b., Instructor Of Ancient Languages
VRNHE next session Of this School will commence on
IL the 18th Of JANUARY 1857, and continue, without
iutermisson. until the lst Wednesday in NOVEMBER
following Tuition and board for the entire term including
all contingencies excep, lights $50; oneh!rd due in ad
vance, the balance at the expiration Of the scholastic
prices For further information address the Principal
Chambers Mills p. o., Buckingham county, Va.
Nov la-rwtl5thJnn
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" Court October term, 1856
Thomas ]. Hughes, administrator OF Charles CaHec,
deceased, Complainant
william Lake; Mary cahee, Emily Cadee, Indian, Caf
e.. o., ,b CefTee &c Defendants
Is Cause this day % bs heard Mi,n s!Sn the BIZ
In3;.na C.ttes replication thereto, the bill taken for
confessed s William Lake the sS:e1 ,s aesIdsns shI
and ives srsned by counsei upon eonsder.ion %hcTe
The Court doth sdudee order aud decree nst soe
"a Thomss j. Hnghes administrator OF Charles Csnee
before % o !s SSe.t
,s,s Cb,rIes Csee And said Commissioners ordered 70
osh Govt :a cs. a ss snt
Nee of The te and place Of taking sud account oy
nesncn for tour weeks suecesi-ey 10 some newspape
pubshed in the State Of vugpis and posting n9nee oi %
said tskinr Of said the Court house oo1i %
this county fortwo successive County Conrt ~ .,s.
ssid severa scooup together u any account OF SAFE
h@ss S1 required y
,hs sn,ver Of Sarah Cafee that she has TO IN
tsres n tbs suit and moreover BY evidence that she
dead this suft II sbated as to her. r.ny -
A Copy-Tcste, JNO. H. tahi' - "
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Payments semiannuay in advance.
Young ladies will be received any time during the
session. and charged from the date OF entrance.
There will be full corps Of able and experienced
Teachers who will that each study thoroughly learn
cd and understood.
Herr A. Gebhards pronounced by competent judges
bs Of the bcst instructors In this country, viii
the Musical Department.
REFERENCES:
The patrons and Trustees Of the Academy: Right Rev
Bishop Johns Of Virginis Judge Scarbureh Of Washing
City; The Faculty OF William and Mary College; Rev
George T. Wilmer, &c ac
Address, JOHN X. NOEL, Williamsburg Va.
We, the undersigned, members Of the Faculty of VII.
liam and Mary College, having attended two examinations
the burg Female Academy, and huvs had cp
portuni;!es u becoming acquainted with the manner in
which instruction is there impaired take pleasure in
commencing the school public patronage IN the stroag
es, terms believing 1t TO be faithfully und sku!y conduct.
ed EENJ. s. EWELL.
II 4. WASHINGTON,
SLAs TOTTEN,
July II. ls& NJ. ]. sNEAD.
heartily Ia the above recommendation, having
been present at those examinations.
TIIOs. II. HAYNES.
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopa Church
July % -cwtf In WILLIAMSBURG Va
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DIEEST OF THE laws OF VIRGINIA.,
nE I,lNIl NATURE AND OLE A PERMANENT

DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF EIKt.iNlA.
OF CIVIL NATURE AND OF PERMANENT
CHARACTER AND GENERAL OPERATION,
ILLUSTRATED by Judicial Decisions, to which are pre-
fixed the Constitution of the United States with Notes
and the Bill OF Rights and Constitution Of Virginia
by James Matthew'S, Attorney NJ Law. author OF Guide
to Comni .ioncrs In Chancery vol svo 'l2 pages g.
vol = is iu press.
1t Is mpos.blc,o TO exaggerse tho importance to the pro-
fessiou or the value Of the work. RicksoaS Eraniner
II u excellent compendium Of the law Of Virginia
as T. now stands and is well worthy the cordsl support
and approbation of the Virginia bar Richmond En7airr
With 1t VIC can thread the mases Of the labyrinth and
see daylight amid the dense fog Of misty legsat'on-
fRieknond H1iS
We regard th. volume Of utility the profession
In vireinia Il Quarterly La,o Jo.rnal.
For sale by A. NORRIS, J. W. RANDOLPH and GEO.
III WEST booksellers, Richmond City.
Nov I.-cwtletJsn.
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H. PARKEn, Register.
GEO. w. MuSfOkD. Sec'y. Commonwealth.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fun
almond Nov OS IS1S-c.iin
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Is ssfe, aad tie cause Of freedom ,wiLcomin.
ue TO lrnHrh over all its erenies.
Bot !! viii require study aud preserving cg.
erions on YOU: psr' 10 rid yo mselves of the
iniquipes ard -mischels' of he paper system,
and to check The tpirit.of monopoly and 9th.
er abuses which have sprung up with il, and
al which ii is the main support. So mary
Interests are pui'edTo resist all reform on
This suhjeci, that you must not hope rhe con
fict wi lie shon one nor success easy
Ny humble efforts have not been spared,
during my administration oflhe Government,
10 restore ihe Constitutional currency OF gold
and silver: and someIhing, / trust, has been
doue toward The accom- pIishmenis OF this
most desirable ohjec'. But enough yet re-
mains to require all your energy and petse-
yersnce. This power, however, is ia your
hands, and the remedy must and will be- ap-
Piled, if you determine upon H."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-04

THs PENNSYLVANIA RMLkosp.-The earn.
ings OF The Pennsylvania Railroad, for the
month of September. amounted TO Stss, ,546-
being an increase of $50 500 over the cores.
pondine month of 1886.
We also learn from Forney's Press, that
The Drsc'ors Of the Company have passed
reson,io 10 reducing the salaries Of all then
officers and EMPLOYEES to considerable ex'
tent, and suspending all work not impera.
lively demanded by the interests OF the Com
pany.
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Pennsylvania Legislature '-ls5s.
Tie State Legislsture, for the next session
will stand as follows:

Tie State Legislsture, for the next session
will stand as follows:
SENATE.
! |. Dist PhiadeIrsia-tIarlan Ingram, X
L Wright, Samuel J. Raudail, n Isaac N. Mar
sells ~ Democrats.
II. Dist.-Cheser and Delawars-Thos. S.
| Bell I'D.
III. Dis,.-Montgomery-Thos. P.Knox,D
~. Dis, s,.-Bucks-Jonahan Ely, n.
V. Dlst-Lehish aud Norihampton-Jos.
Lantach, d.
vi. Berks-John c. Evans, D.
VII Dist r-SchuyIkiIl-C. NJ. S,raub, D.
VIII Di,t-Carbon, Monroe, Pike and
Wayne-Thomas Craig, jr., d.
IN Dist Bradford, Susquehanna, Wyo-
ming and Sullivan-E. Reed Niger, Opp.
" D>,.-Luzerne-G. p. Steele, D.
XI Dist, Tioaa, Potter, M'Kean and War
reu-Iien,y Souther, Opp,
XII D,st--CIin'on, Lycoming, Centre and
Un'on-Anmew Gregg OPP.
XIII. Dist.--Suy der, Northumberland, Co.
lumria and MonIour, Chas. R. BucksIew,%D
XIV. D,l.-Cumberlard, Perry, JunIaa
and M,nl nlm--tIeury Feuer,* u.
Nv. DIST. D"uphiu and Lebanon--J. B.
Rutherford, n &oppositon.
XVI. Disr--I.anca- BGiham Il. Shaefer
OPP " b MaYkaH,* Opp.
XVII. Dist --Yotk-Wm. II. Welsh, y.
XNlU EisL--Adams Franklin and Fulton
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~ What is 10 he The 'issneF' The Wash
ipcton correspondent of The New York Com
nercial .4drssiTr saws, "A parry is rising in
favor of national bank OF some sort, ot
nro'ecrve tariff. and OF bankrupt iaw. So
III. state of things that existed twenty wears
ago. is coming round TO Us again. The Kan.
sas issue is gone by; and the fact favors the
rise of other issues of a general and ptacti-
cal nature"
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New Past Office.

A new post clilcc Named "VAN CAMP" has
been established in FtShngrreek township.
in th,s county, and Nlt George NJ. Howell
has been appointed Post Mas'er. |, is on
lnmhus, in a lhjckk settled region, where il
can accommodate qoue a numbcr Of people;
though another office may become desirable
in the lower end of He to vnship.
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Tho Directors Of Ills district have seleceG
the following teachers for the ensuing session
OF the public schools :--JonN {. SroKrs Tor
tic uprer grade with Mss JosFrHNE RAM
sSy as assistant; EL,A> Hicks, +. 7. EvER,
TnaMas !. MoRRrs Ed, LLOYD SnAErLEss,
Miss MARTHA WELLS. Miss CATReR,NS WEA.
YER. aud Mis- CArurRINr kAnLrs.
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A NATIONAL BANK.--The National lnt,lli.
sencer'contnues It's exploration OF the causes
Of the financial evils affecting our counlry,
finds them 10 lie in the fac, that "our curren-
cy" "has perished, " and, al The end OF lwo-
column .and-a.hat editorial, says that "a ma
lionel bank would afford The spediesi, suresi.
safest. and wsest remedy"
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lsp,AS NAmEs.-.roor or "pore, which
are found 10 make The termination OF 50
many Indian cities and settlements, s'gni'
iies Town. Thus, Nagpore nleans the town
OF serpenis-a definition, hy he way SUI
Lcien;ly appropriate when We rcAec, On Tie
rreacherous character OF the Sepoys BY
whom it was 50 recently garrisoned. ~
RAD anu ''palam" also sigoity town Hy'
le.a5ad being HydeT's town, and >eHnga-
pafana-tron SeTuga, name OF g""c
1-ishnoo-being the town Of Seril ga. Ala
habad, frUn allah, God, and ''ahad,
abode, means the abode OF God thai city
being the capital OF Agra, The Chief school
OF the Brahmins, and much nesoned 10 by
pilgrims Pumsub Us the country OF the
Five Rivers, and Doad is applied 10 part
of country betyeeR two rivers,
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Hloomslura, W,dne.dny, Nov. A, 1857.
Tbs: RETURNS.

We are enabled 10 give to-day the otfioa
which i, will he seen lhai Gen. Packers ma
jor;y is larger lhan our statement oi last
week made il.
The offie ial vote a.sn shows that all four Of
ton are adopted by immense majorilies.-
The smallest ma iorily is about $4,000 They
are very vSluatle and saulary amendments
and we rejoice that The public voice has
pronounced powerfully in their favor.
Now, behold a contrasl! The last Black
Republican Legislature OF New York pro.
posed an amendment 10 the Constitution OF
that Safe enlargiug The right Of suffrage TO
negroes. But strangely enough after The al
iournment the Resolution containing the
amendment could rot be fonnd in the office
OF the Secretary ot Stale, aud therefore was
not published to the people. II is probable
,ha, The leaders OF ''negrosm" got afraid of
public opinion, and took good care TO have
The amendment suppressed,
The report is also, that certain Black Re-
publican amendments TO the Constitution OF
Ohio, have been voted down by the people
of that State at the recent election. How dit-
ierent the fate uf the tanalical changes pro-
posed in the Fremont States from that of
those reasonable, wise aud truly republican
ones proposed in our own ! The plain tea.
son for this difference is, that our amend.
ments had Democratic origin, and The 9th
ers a ianalical one. Upon full and calm
consideration, the former have been approved
while The later have ,naloriousIy fai!ed
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-04

MURpSR OF WFE-An lrishman named
Barns L lied his wife IN Thursday might, in
White Oak Hollow, Jenkins township, by
beating her with club while drunk. tie
was taken 10 Puts on and after a hearlss be
fore Esquire Reddin, WIS commiued 10 jail
al WiIkes-Barre.
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PHGxIxvILLE Iron WoRKs.-The large
Rolling Mil. in Ph9nixvIlIs, Is in tnu oP't'
slion with ne regular complement Of hands
TIE olher Mills and Furnaces, will, we M.
ders,and, be able 10 resume very shortly.
THIS is most gratifying, as the number OF
oppeuives there employed rs lat4e, while
work, and money are so scarce.
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TuxIs, CoNsrITurIoSAL GOVERNMENT
A leuer from Tunis states that the Ieignins
sovereign of thai county, on the 9th al, pro.
claimed constitution granting many impor-
ian, privileges o his subjects, and inau2ura-
ling sa'ulsry reforms, poilical. Judicial and
religious. This stale OF things was broush,
abont by the British Consul-Genetal, aided
hy the agents of the Government oil France.
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u Franklin is reported 10 have said time
is money. Don't believe any such stuf.
We see lots OF young men laughing on The
corners daily, who evidently have plenty OF
ume; tur If you were TO search their pockets
wiihs microscope you couldn't fed "nsry
nickel"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-04

MissouRI BoxDs-The bonds issued by the
Stats OF Missouri, in aid of seven railroad
companies in ,ha, State, announced TO sea-.
$4,000, of which SIS, 900, 900 have been
issued. Their current price in this market is
about IS. A special tax will probably be
levied 10 meet the interest next falling due
All idea OF repndisiion is repudaed; but the
Governor recommends that no more bonds
be issued at present.
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The Muiny in IndIa is likely to fec dis.
astrously vast amount of progressive indus.
lfy, Within the las, twenty years, the amount
OF the products Of olher countries consumed
in India has increased from SEQ COO coo TO
5000 900, and her native productions have
more han kept pace with it. Every nation
which trades with her becomes her dehlor.
In 1888, the Surplus produce of India was
$40 900. 900; in 1885 it exceeded Sl2S o00,.
600, Last yesr The balance due India for the
excess OF The exports over the imports was
SAL 900 900. The specie impoHations have
increased from $4,000, coo in 1916 10 500,
OOo, 900 in 1856. The presen. wat puts a
stop 10 all this trade.-Ltdeer.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-04

REsvMINe WokK-fhe Norrislown Reg
lister" .tares rhst work was resumed il Mr..
Bonve,'s Rolling mill, on Tuesday, and 'ha,
General SchaIl is also making engagements 10
re commence operations.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-04

II Lately gentleman of Chicago, was
accompanying Two ladies' 10 The panorama
Of The Arctic Expedition, when, in crnssins
Marker Street, he stepped On a kogsLe I'd hoop.
which few mp (ss Loops ria dO,) and struck
him across his not very handsome nose.
Good Heaven, ladies p he exclaimed,
(which Of yon dropped thai F'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-04

RAILROAD STooK AT A DEcISE.--Pennsy-
rania Railroad Sock was down 10 S32 per
share o. Friday, and Reading Railroad sock
could only command 1874 per share. Things
look souaily Tor the Railroads
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A tMARnrIxG MAk"-Rev. Is. Dnbs,
pas,er Of The German Reformed Cerrch in
AiIeuiown, has married since May, 1923,
Fifteen tnndred and sixiy-three couples" J"
Rev J. H. Grisr, Of Jersey Shore, Pc, has
married since 1919, ''iour hundred ard sixty
five coupesr1
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SrRuzssEx BaNk.--The Rsede Island Cen
s-sl Bank, according 10 a<asieneEtni ale con
di,ion aafIished on The i2th inst, had ci:-
cuis,ion of $3.50, ZOE, and just seven dolisff
IN spscie, This IL in6stiRg The currency with
9 vengeance.
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to The Rev, MIR. TulIidSe has severed his
connection with the Episcop. Church of,his
place, and leaves TO day 10 take charge of
another CONGREGATION IN New Jersey, Ho is
a gentleman OF talent, and his conduct here
was exemplary and correct.