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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17

s|o aIsSrox Nnxa.absr 1.-THE %Statss an
noun, ss that Samuel Medsy, Of Columbus, ..
il appoiutsd Governor Of kansas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17

THs Make OF "MAkr."-A friend wants to
know if be really true that the Pope hs. forbid
den the name of Mary to be given to children in
future. Our answer is this: Could the concurrent
testimony Of the whole secular and sectsrisn press
of the country establish the truth of anything that
regards Catholics or their Church, then would the
fact of this prohibition be unquestionsble. For
there is not one Of them that has not given currea
cyto this rumor-most Of them, we know, without
the least evil intention. But does not bur friend
know that the Pope is not in the habit of using
the American press, political or sectarisn, as the
medium through which to make known his de-
t1ees7 He proclaims them inRome, and transmits
them to the Bishops of the whole world. If he
passed any such law-which We suppose, out of
Difference to the united voice of the press, should
not be denied-all we can say is, that it does not
apply to american Catholics. Let our parents,
then, continue to do as they have been doing and
without scruple, having no fear of Roman Pope or
American Press before their eyes, give the sweet
name of Mary to their children, whenever devotion
may prompt them to do so.-Chholic Miscellany.
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The above is solitary instance.

The above is solitary instance. Had We the snmc
permission Of all parcs could give list Of hun
drods who have drawn prizes, varying from 81 900 to
tho largest capital of $4,000 within the last nine
months. 5. SWAN Co.
1nS
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Nsw YonK. Ocr., Sth, 1858

New YonK, 0cT., 9Th, 1858.
MyssRs SANL SwAx Co., Augusta, Ga.
GENTS s:-Yours of tho 4th inst, is just received.
most cheerfuy give you permission to use my name,
and hope ii may be Of advantage to your concern.
consider owe you this in consideration Of the
promptness With which you have paid the prize
Worry truly yours, &c.,
WV. T.. WILSON,
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EXECUTORS SALE.

pY an order from W. F. Durisoe, Ordinary, We
ID will proceed to sell at the late residence Of
David QUITS. decd on
WEDNESDAY, 18TH DECEMBER NEXT,
AL the property not dispo cd of in the Will Of tho
deceased. Consisting Of TRACT OF LAND
containing abont
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17


Between Thirty and Thirty-f five bales Cotton,
Cotton Seed, Corn, Fodder, shucks, Hor-
ses, Mules, yoke Of Oxen, Cattle,
Hogs, some Of which are fat, one
Wagon and Harness, ono
Cart, one Jersey Wagon
one Carriage and Harness,
and ono Buggy and Harness,
fine lot of seasoned Wagon timber,
good Bark Mill, Plantation and Carpen-
ters Tools, Household and Kitcken Furniture,
and many other things too tedious to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Real Estate will be sold on One and Two
years credit with interest frem day Of sale, with
approved securities. The personal properly will
be sold on and one years time withinterest from
day Of sale, also with approved securities-all
sums under $40 Cast : @
TT. QUITS,
SAML. BROOKS, A1 of'. ot y
Nov. II 4t 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17

Sworn before mo this 9Th October, 1858.
Apgpsrps J: BRQWsE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES.

Situated about l3 niles North West of Edgefeld
C. H On Mountain Creek and its waters joining
lands with Jacob Harling, VIM. Hamilton, Jas.
Sheppard, Jarrot Noble and Maj. Isaac Boles, and
about one mile from his Steam Saw Mill About
half the Tract is cl,ared The unclearcd portion
is heavily timbered Pine Land The place is one
of the best watered and heathest locations in the
District with c. mfortable dwelling and out
houses. reference can tc had by application 10
Elbert IIaring, who lives near the pace, and will
take pleasure in showing The premises to any one
desiring to sec it,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17

There will lie sold NISETY-TWO ACRES of the
Homestead Tract, joining lands with johnson Sale,
Thos. Henderson, Willis Ross and T. f. Williams
There is about TW ENTY-FlYE ACRES cleared
on the Tract, alof which is fresh. 1t is we'll tim
bcred, has some improvements on it, and is heal.
thy and beautiful situation,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17

SHIPPING LUHATIcs FROM THE UNITED STATES
TO EuRopE-The Liverpool Journal of the 18th
repeats charge that it is the practice of the
State governments of the United States to ship
to Europe their lunatic paurers. 1t says:
Most of the sixty.nins lunatics from America,
who have been returned, as stated, came to the
rorkhousc in u condition of extreme wretched
ness, with hunger stamped upon them. They
are represented as from all parts of the United
Kingdom. but two Of them are put down NJ from
Newfoundland, two as natives CT St Dota'ngo
Most Of them are idiots and imbeciies. most OF
them hopelessly insane, aud one cargo IS Known
to have been shipped from upatic asylum near
Boston. no one being appointed in charge Of
them. Those who are sensible enough to give
An. account of themselves will be removed to
their own parishes but there are many who can
rive no intelligible account, and one woman ap-
narently cannot speak at all. The cruelty, as
we'll as tho Injustice of the proceeding, will be
At once perceived, from the fact that these poor
crsstures. in nearly every instance, long since
e,nigrated to the United Statsa, where they have
spent tho strength and vigor Of their days in the
enrichment Of their adopted country, aud that it
ha. been there that thvir frightful malady has
been. acquired.
The Boston papers, in reply to the above. al
lcge that they were originally shipped from Liv-
etpool to Boston, and were sent back by the su-
thorities of the latter city because they were
paupsrs. They deny that they were insane when
sont back.-Chronicle & Sentinel.
Judge M.grath, Of tbs United States court, in
Charleston, recently decided that the liability Of
steamboat compsny for freight does not stop
when the goods on freight are landed on
wharf The shipper is compelled to see that
the produce il delivered to the consignee or bis
order. In case tho shipper cannot find or de-
Ever the goods to the consignee, it s his busi'
ness to have the goods sent to warehouse or
placed in responsible hands subject to the order
of the owner or consignee.
70 DESTROY Rlrs.-The Griffin (Ga.) Eu-
Mira State says: That > lady in that city, whoAe
hou,o became infested with troublesome little
xsruints, says the simple remedy Of dissolving
oouper.s in cold water make it strong3 and
,pr;nklinx it in tho usost prominent places OF
re,ort, will mako them Leave ata two forty rate
and no mistake. Size tried it successfully, and
has not Teen troubted with rats Or piee since.
II is simple and will not cost much to: try It,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17

P.S. herewith enclose you my affidavit, which
you can publish il you think proper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17

The undersigned VIM. r. Wilson, of 49S Pearl
Street, in the city Of New York, being sworn, deposes
and says that he the holder Of the whole ticket
number ~, A, 5i-in Samuel Swan Cos. lottery
schomo of Sept l1th, last and that by Of the
drawing the said ticket became entitled to the whole
Of the second capital prize Of s22So0, which przc
has been fully and promptly paid by the Managers.
Wrtuo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30
HATRTMOyTAL.

A GENTLEMAN TWENTY SEVEN YEARS or ACE
N foreigner by birth liberal educsuon ~ rsher
rance who has the enjoyment q com
Portable income wishes ~ make tn acunanee ot youns
lady with view to matrnony The lAy must nor pe over
twenty and refined manners sncee ~
plies requested with real names aaTess WV n0Vo
ken Poet Once
WEALTHY yoryG s0rTHERNFR DESIRES TO
~ form Le acquaintance d Northern Young ady, not
eye Ell htarn years 81 age with view 81 atrimouy. She
ft ~ 4fd eme agreeable ol kind disposition AMI have
euoi III music Any possessing these reQui-
sfes uy tddss, II ii talhl y rs seE9 BWkSY hse Noo-
~ - tr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

pRoPosAIs FOR SHAFTS
UnirrD STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION J
AND WAs sa.as A ssG, so ,s. osFrcr'
Of n IT. at aoTn for n 5ns on ss M s
columns Of the exterior poricos OF that building
The dimensions as follows
each shaft 70 be twenty feet Two and eighth
height the bottom OF said the top Of the upper
The diameter OF orus bottom piece Of SHAFT 70 be three
above the base be three feet the cap
tai two feet 81, and onesgnh inches ana .ne a n q ne
These the net doen SONS q the work when nhsd
free from all defects which would MAKE bemsos IN the an
grain and composition that used in the exterior Of
the Capitol extension which comes frn near Lee Massachs
Every proposal should be accompanied with block at sa..
This specimen win be submitted 70 proper chemical AID mecIa
lie proposals. should sse the Jim within which the marble
viii be delivered, and should be accompanied by written
sees ihs. q he y Gnderfs & he Sdsr w
ten days with good securities compleoo
81 e xSs % re- sa 1 ~
District Aorney Navy gent er some 0ser o. ne general
Of War; that the guaransrs able 70 make good hsr
The United States reserves the right TO reject any
not deemed advantageous and 70 make other arrangements
Proposals Nil received for furnishing the shaa either in
single blocks in blocks q not less than four feet IN length
respectively should be stated
the Of bidders sho choose 10 be
present
~ 0'''' y VIC NJ q MICS Capt Of Engineers.
in charge OF United States Capitol Extension.
FORM OF A GUARANTEE.
To Capt W G. Mics, United States Engineer
We the undersigned residents OF - IN the State Of -,
hereby Jointly and severay covenant with the United stos
the foregoing bid Of be accepted,
he they will within days after the acceptance Of said
bid the the with good and SUFFICIENT
surees perform the work furnish the articles proposed,
conformity Of the under which
made. And " the aaii shall fan 70 enter into
aforesaid guarantee 70 make good the differ
between the offer by the said - and the next lowest
bidder -
e..
Thereby certify OF my knowledge and belief
the above named gusraniors are good and sufficient
DRoPosAIs FOR FRESH BEEr.-STATED PROPO.
sails furnishing the United states uoops nj Fort Huni
harhor with fresh beef Will received untn
opened The beef be of good and wholesome qlsy 10
quarters with proportion ~ each necss and shanks
ercuded and delivered IN such quantities from tune
for the not exceeding thrice In each
week such DAYS may be designated by e Assistant
Commsaary Subsistence the contracts 10 be III force fs
year such lees time as The Comuissry ocpera mN
direct commencing January 1852 The contractor shall give
bond with good sufficient security Tor the true and oath
m performance ~ HIS contract The proposals. must cntain
surety his psce Of residence be endorsed
Proposals for Furnishing Fresh Beef and addressed " ths
Assistant Conimssary ~ Subsistence Fort Hamilton, ~ "
III under.gned r. NJ VINCENT,
A'e Firri Lieut. "a Reg, Artillery and Arrg A Cs
oce of the Acting Assistant CamnssaIy Of subssence.
ravs p.,nuon Ma Work harbor. Nov &.
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REWARDS.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV sRD.-TfTE UNDER
~ signed Loot Detroit Michigan the Tues
day Nov e. 10 the Railroad depot, hts pocket or bi book.
containing many valuable nus Of hand &c the
been taken from HIS pocket he getting into the
Among The 81 hand number pay able u
the subscriber endorsed BY him al becoming due be-
tween December l,s and June lsa9 The public are
cautned taking dutes be enlorsed
tie subsrher such Will be endorsed By him
The book also contained The following notes. payment q
which been sopped,- One note signed Georx~
Lewis dated luca, n ~, oct Is 1861 sly months for
ssls payable John Mann and endorsed by hun,
signed 4. Nash dated Boston isss
80 Isl payable N. Fullerton, Jr, and endorsed by him.
signed Henry ,hii-. dsiei New Bedford
is months for fsis 81 payable y John Mann aud
~ him signed H. ~ Beecher dated BOSTON,
SEPT lsfs four months Tor 5000, payable Moses Day
endorsed by him signed Joseph Nckerson Co.
dated Boston y, l-hr four months, for fl payable
T. Heecher and endorsed by him. reward OF hnn
bred dollars will be paid 10 handing the bl book
book and s contents the editor OF the Herald the sub
scriber. r. NJ SrAgkPOLE.
No. Shoe and Leather street Bosicp Mass
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e. REwARp-DoG LOST, ON THURSDAY. 1rH
d. inst Hight brown yellow scotch
and tail 10 the OF
returning her 70 II West Twenty viii receive the
above reward.
G = REwARD-T.osT, A BLACK SPANIEL DOG; Has
III bare spot his side and tie ~ MRS..
The above reward will b. paid his SO Brosdssy
corner OF Thirteenth street
c1O REwARD-LosT. on MONDAY nov y. IN
sSIU going from barclay broadway - Nesey
street IN broadway, about ~ IN money The above
reward NIL b. gwen ana thanks BY returning the
same 70 7. Katzensteen. 100 Canal street
clO REwARD.-Losr. ON FRIDAY. NOV. 10, IN
ElU gonT frum Hudson street In Spring street. pocket
book containing 50 IN gold, small silver i've
brntrs The finder viii receive liberal and
Of the BY leaving the same with Mrs Coed
man, 5e5 Greenwich street
c1- REwARD-LoST, COLD WATCH SWISS
cIO lever Saturday, 9TH inst In william Spruce
finder will receive the above
tons asked BY applying 70 >. r., s94 Grand streSL
coz REwARD-IosT, GOLD HUNTING CASE
CLo wstch; J. Gather, maker No. tz2si.
J. W., 10 sJuth street.
IN REwARD.-LosT, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
3OU 24h instant gold hunting lever watch, No III $50
The above ward will he paid BY leaving the same a. W.
Bencdicts, No. Wall street
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l. ook OUT FOR
TIFF GREAT REPUBIIC MONTHLY.
VIII be for sale by all dealers early 10 December.
II o. n M-THE BROTHERS or THIS ORDER As
well all friends ~ humanity hereby respectfully
requested meeting 10 be held on "Wednesday
NEXT december eight O'Clock r. NJ At tsuers Hall, 100
Attorney for the purpose 81 free and impartial Discus
nn III the outrageous lately committed the Marara
child in Boorpe Competent speakers win address the meet
mr. 49, order % The Committee j. STRAUSS, Chairman.
". ZgSS, sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, TO A GEN
"A teman and wife, two single gentlemen Furnished
uafurnished, with private table desired Apply at AIT
tONrth
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DRY GOODS, &C.

DRY GOODS, &C:
s7n,: LOWER PRICES
Is & II ; si1 + As VI 5S Of
win soutSnas for shor. aud ladies' viii do wen
to make an early inspection Of the
'''' Embroderes,
Frnges,
Dress H sss f iss ss 'iaT nc.
small Ho ~cas &C.,
Anof which are offered a, one half the originate
In great variety, very low.
The attention of miners and merchants an
town, is invited to this sale :. '~
ps, ,.s sI 1snth s ASF EsgssA streets.
fsred At ten cents on dollar for few days only These
viii be found very suitable for deco ang churches and
decidedly great 'i is SIXTH AVENUE.
"A From s = E 4 Is s cent 4a below
receiving daily silks haw French msrnS ss par
muslin drspsres linen table cloths &C. 70 which we invite
attention w. < FEYfoS 4 Bowery near Houston street
RLAoK u0AKs'
SIBERIAN REHychka ysEs sseyy aSf sH
No oSi B B,Sa between Spring and Prince ST.
DLEACHED AND UNBLEACTED SHEETINGe CAN.
ID TON FLANNEI.S, DhIILlNGs TICKINGS and DO
MESIIC GOODS Of every kind
Also.
SHAKER and EBENEZER FLANNELg.
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Nos 255, 257, $50 and 26l Grand street,
And Nos ~ and 10 Caharine street.
DRoCHE sHAWLs, STELLA sHALws,
ID Cashmere, printed wool, plaid and figured
shaws
Together with every other description of
FASHIONABLE WINTER SHAWIS.
LORD Il TAYLOR,
255 257, $50 and 26l Grand street,
And AZ ana 40 Catharine street.
HARPETINGs AT LORD 4 TAYLOR's.
" Superine ngrains. -. .....l 20 cents per yard
English Brussels. .at......9O Z"
ALSO, RICH CARPETINGS.
Medalions. velvets, tapestry, &c. and
large assortment
OF olcoths, rugs, mats rods, &c, &C.
LORD Il TAYLOR,
Nos. 255, Isl, $50 and 25l Grand street.
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PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET ONE OR TWO
"A pleasant with board Inquire at 96 West Twelfth
sTci between Fifth and Sixth avenues. References ex
changed
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4 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, HAVING MORE
n than they require viii Let 70 gentleman and lady,
single gentlemen, with board very handsome
lpatments newly furnished References exchanged Apply
Il 26 West Twentieth Gtreet
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GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD FOR HIS SISTER,
"A with widow lady in strictly private family. Al
dress stating terms and location, W. %. NJ Broadway Post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28
Nor GnrxIxAL.-An application was

made to the Mayor, yesterday, for warrant
against u common carrier, for money received and
not properly accounted for, which his honor re-
fused to issue. The circumstances were those.
A gentleman desirous of sending sos to q certain
point on railroad, called on an agent paid charr.
es and took receipt for package said to contain
300. The complainant stated that at the time of
depositing the money, be desired the agent to
count 1t, but that the agent declined to do so In
a few days after, the depoitor received letter
stating that the package, containing $6O, had come
to hand. The object of the depositor's application
was to make the carrier responsible for the missing
S5 Had the receipt been for SOS, and proof been
adduced toishow that but $50 were delivered. the
carrier would have been bound for the deficit but
as the receipt exhibited showed that the person
who wrote it, did not count the money but receipt.
ed for the package "said to contain t65.n and the
depnsitor had no witness to prove that there was
$o5 in the package, the presumption 10, that he
made mistake 10 counting the money and would
therefore have to lose it. Ifany other rule were
adopted. we imagine that no express line would
undertake. the carrying of money at any price.
until their agents had counted aud examined II.
dollar for dollar. We're they to do so, IL would be
An easy matter to involve them in intermiuable
difficulties. by labelling the packages for double
their contents, aId then making the carriers pay
The difference between the label and the amount
received,
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Tralnlns : Prl.. rlgAs.r.


We copy the foilowfus account Al m. w.x 1.
which urize achter d. s..,..s :. .'.a-.. -
Aha E.,w w.. Ss..~.-s 8 - " 1 - "s comuss, Hom
4 80. a.. 'ppel
pIne nxat between D coupls Of our city brut
sets which 2 soon 70 take place, attracts rreat
uesl OF astention frcm the fancy men and spoffing
!ousnss rev pertons are aware OF the severe M
,ntense training through which the champions
nsse % 20 70 prepare for the battle Ifit were
aot sor tue end. the means would iustify manv man
ior similar ambition fnasmucb a these s.voss sls
In preparing to nght each other are nhli.oa
70 iead such iivos ~ Temperance socetiea And fhe
watsr-cnre establishments themselves scarcelv
aemand. Thus, for instance. John Morrissey. one
OF the men In the coming prize fight 10 .trainiDen
~ village near Troy ia tLis STATE. An ardent
lover OF the "sport" ana the editor Of n ionrnai
devoted to such things AIDE visit to tha tr.iri
ground to zee how one Of the cham pions vas eet
sccouut make an abstr.ct ~ ths ,se,.,, no.r,;
Of preparing for 4 prjys Il xht r. ~''''
John Morrissev teave. NJ hon.a .,,d f.,,;, =.
Troy. and goes 10 A village ns.r he eaiisa Gar.ar
bursh. lie here pats bimssIf under the care %
two experienced nngiI,.t. uyha.s drtr - !; - 80
pare him for the grast go. ~ ..s.... ~
Ing adopted 10 Morr,s.avs ..sa 4. ara ,.hich ~
lover of DhvsicsI nrns.a: raass no
applied, can object The nroe,.mms sr sver. gov
is in this STYLE: Morlsser ri.s. at Ave- o,cIocE n
the rnornipe and .fta. g.,.; 80 "a ..or.;. =. ~
cold water Ana undsra,,n . shss.ar 80. ,t.f:.s I" -
DIRE .ses and commance. rrsc,;s;, s,th ths ,,s
bells and the weioht ,,sst;aa If,s. h.ir.. s...D
thus spent. he. aecomnan;.d n. nna ~ ~. ,ra,,
ers, starts of on four or Ave mile walk before
breakfast On h;s rst,,rn af,e. h"tun .hsro..S,.
rubbed aud having changed ME eiotha. ha o,;s,iy
awaits the honr ~ hreat e.. n,ein", 80 f..un'
takes Of cup Of tea with the yolk Of an epo
up in IT, and mutton chon .,thn,,t f... - ,,,S
he again starts on the long morninr wslL Dus,an
this pedestrian tour he occasonaIlv imh;hes ola y,
of fine old ale. which he obtains AZ honss on shs
road. On such occasions he omit. his ,Isss ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

FRosr-At Saratoga, on Monday, the thermome-
ter went a. low so degrees, and there was frost
In the valley of the Mohawk. In several places 10
Connecticut the melon vines were nipped and
killed.
FRAZER RIVER H. Wise, nephew of the Go
vernon of Virgins, and Q party of San Francisco
capitalists, are represented being about to lay
off q new town on the "fitKhugh claim . tract
of 100 acres of land lying between Whatcom and
Scheme, near the Frazer river gold mines.
FRNALs IN MALI ArTIRl.-The Officers In Gov
ingtoH, KY, have captured good looking girl
sixteen old, who was dressed In male attire,
and has been living In the woods near that city
for some time, subsisting ON stolen poultry aud
provisions.
CRISoIIxr-The French inventor Of crinoline,
Monsieur Fristh, who has realized In the course Of
few years brilliant fortune by his lucky bal
looms. has lately bought at Beaugency, the magni
ficent gardens Of the ancient Abbey, and u about
building fine spacious mansion.
The Sapreme Court of Michigan has recently
decided that the lakes which form the boundary
between this country and Canada, are ~ much
subject to maritime laws a. the waters OF the Me-
diterrsnean, Black Sea, or the st. LAwrsncs.
FaENoH Trade WITH TIRE UEIrED SfAfEs.-A Havrs
letter by the last steamer shipping
goods % coming forward more freely, and trade
with the United States appeared to be rssuming its
regular course.
Three boys, the eldest not over fifteen, were
found nearly or quite dead drunk, near the corner
Of John and Poplar Streets Cincinnati, on wednes-
day.
Tho late Prince Joseph DietrichstHn hes be-
queathed property, valued ct million sterling, TO
be equally divided bet Ween his four daughters.
The Convection Of the Diocese Of Western New
York, at the recent session. voted Rishop Dc Ian
cey, 81 500. to eDable him 70 visit Europe.
/ The democratsof Little Rock, Ark, carried that
city 1t the late elections, being the nsst time in
twsnsy-three years.
& The ohsequiss In honor Of Gen. ouisman, 10
Jackson, Mica have bean postponed % shs 9th Of
November next. s.
A trial Of steam engines 10 to bs made ct Bos
ton on Tuesday next. Prizes Of thu yalns Of
81 600 are to be awarded. s
Ex.Goyernor Thomas Brown, OF Florida, 10 nov
In Chsrlestovn, Va, on . visit TO his brother,
James Brown.
On Saturday last the stsamsr General Rnsk
arrived at New Orleans, IRON Braz0s, with 81.
o00,0o0 in specis.
5 Acdrsspopdsncs ftom spain nsntioas ~ dsaah.
q MaaasA ofA. Poitssin, she celebsated Irsach
0r0pAnt.
III Calm CAnpbsll y saxsEtsd 70 tie psssass =
Darea Ciyda 81 fCiydeadalss end nfr John IAvssssg
= eeeeted Baeonet..
Jsbal Josdas,. . yell known citissn ef De1fprd
eosety, Va, died On tAs 2ad inst.