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Brick Work.

The bricks are to be sound, hard and well burnt,
and even in shape and color poss. BILE, and
but few bats admitted The whole of the four sides
TO he laid with front brick picked.
The mortar t. be composed of one measure Of the
best lime to two OF sand, clean and sharp and well
temp cred.
The front brick TO be laid sretcher fashion the rest
not more than stretching courses 70 one OF header
bedded and well finished with good mortar as above.
The walls 10 be foot inches in thickness, and TO
be truly straight and perpendicular, no part being
carried up higher than the rest TO the detrment OF
the whole.
Arches To be turned over all openings. The Chin
neys TO be weathered agreeable To the elevation "a
full sized detail drawing will be given by Architect
when Tequired.)
The iues 10 be II inch II inch in the clear,
and TO be properly cOred aud pargueted-great care
TO he used in gathering over the same.
The whole outside walls TO be oleanly washed down
and very neatly peucied, so as To leave complete
job of brick work.
The string courses to be Of moulded brick with sunk
pannels OF do, as will be directed and as shown on
foot elevation.
Fire Aues 10 be built in the walls as indicated on the
plans and ventating do. TO be placed where requir
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04
Plasterer's Work.

The whole of the ceilings 10 be lathed and pas
tered in the best manner, Of wOrk and whited
hnish.)
A simple cornice, OF approved design, TO be run in
Hbrary-cornice 10 be of mouldings and no ornament
enrichment about 80 inches IL girth, also do. IN
Office; small simple centres 10 be used in both these
rooms.
Plenty OF hogs and hair 10 be used and the en-.
tire plaster work be perfectly straight and perpen
dicular and clean sharp sand and best quality Of ce
be used. The whole work 20 b. e't free fro
crack blister the completion of the WORK; the
plasterer be answerable in this latter respect Tor
the first four months after the finishing occupation
of the building.
10 be stucocd in the best manner.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
=. r. GlaScOck & Co.

IA Il ESI "A l. II oh SAA<E
=. r. GlascOck & Co.
, Houses and Lots South OF Broad st., on Ugh st. ;
- . do do College Hill;
Store house do dwelling attached
20 acres on G sllatin pike, miles out;
lots on Market street College Hill;
SO acres on the Lebanon pike;
lots in Hardin's addition:
[ g acres on Indi-n creek: county,
story business House on Broad street;
I lot on Carroll street:
10 acres Brown creek:
I 100 do with good saw Mil on Marrow ne;
i lot Market street.
house and lot on North Cherry street;
90 acres near Manchester, Coffee County;
10 lots Marfreesboro' pike, AZ miles out;
81 Of jefferson street, well improved;
! o feet on Bardih's pike improved;
20 do Bells addition;
~ acres ON Broad street, extended. well improved;
/ hne residence on North CoIige street, No. ilf;
house and 10, On Summer strees. South % Ash
do 90 Mc6avoek street, West Nashville;
. acres on Paradise Hill, 10 miles out;
l brick Store house, Whites creek pike, Edgened;
lots corner Of College and DemambrRpe streets
do No. 40, between Broad and Demumbrane.
y OF lot No. les. West Nashville;
houses and lots on Demumbrane street, West
eIS feet on summer. between Church and UniOn
lots on Jackson street;
thresstory brick eusspess house on College 81 !;
Dcaut5Ei residence on The c1rDer Of Summcr aud
Mulberry streets.
I house and lst North c1lirge 81, No. l02;
IS acres on Mil Creek, = ufiies cut;
- do whissis Creek miles cut;
10 do Wood land, ad3otaibg the above:
% do aitdning harse Wool, lie West;
feet on Cnile &c street, extended.
OF DO acres North q the CITY. ~ miles cut;
do 30 do Is NJ les out;
a lots . miles from city 20 Memphis;
Various lsts m West Nashville;
Thai extraordinary water nower an Duck River,
knowD as he odd stone Fogt;
SEVERAL q ia wings al iliion:
lo1s aeres On Gaiiatn pike, miles out
do Middle Fraakhn pike, 20 yards beyoud
the aFst toll gate.
house and lot Nafth Ma ket street,
+ o acres N Robertson caaAsy. weil improved, X
mie west q the HoEkinsxllie rad
Q feet On Humphreys Sc, south Nashville, Ne
80 aud 81:
So feet on sanneF, eottnm chuFrh and Bread
81 fess % Bre4a a., a15oining shelby Medicd Col.
iege;
Iosz On sew Franklin Pike, At sAs mouth q Raa-
"a raaa faRnrl;
Several iot. n H@ass aad Robsrs' addison, E4ss-
aclds
/ hease ana 10 Garner q Hsbssa ana Father.
Lad. kdEedrid
! hoass and iot aa hslsmore, betsesn chnrch
and hEosa-
nays-u z =. ei-AsCGcE co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04
Painter and Glaciers Work.

The whole OF the exterior wood and iron work usu-
ally painted have three coats OF pure white lead
and oil color, (inted exclusive Of printing coat, the
main coTnice and do is 10 he sanded ia iniia
ton Of stone, and to be particularly dTst rate job
The whole of the interior wood work TO have the
same number of cOats of white lead and oil color +,
and the doors, &c, be painted in drabs and the
window frames hte
All the wood work is to be properly knotted and
stopped.
All the windows to be glazed with the best
quality OF Ptsburg crown, and TO be properly putted
anc back puttied.
The tin roof to be painted in the usual manner.
The string courses To be of brick 10 be rubbed
smooth and painted, same as wood work OF windows.
The outside entrance doors To be oaked and coats
Vanished
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04
The Selling Qualities of Boerhave,s
Holland Bftters.

QUEBEC, CANAnA.
We have doubt it will sell well here Send us
one gross. JOHN MUSSoN L co.
MONTREAL, CANADA.
Send us 2 gross Berhave's Holland Bitters. We
want medicine of this kind in our market.
JOHN BIRKS 4 CO., Medical Hail.
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
There is quite ready sale here for your Boerhave's
Holland Btters. wM. II. WOLFF,
per II. B. PEARSON.
WEILsBURG, Va, Nov. /, 1856.
Send me another box, dozen, BGrhave's Holland
Biters. II is taking the lead here of all other Bitters
WM. II. KIRKER.
YoRK, Pa, Feb'y 1, 1857.
Please send us, per express, 9 dozen Berhave's
Holland Btters. We are entirely out.
may3-lw c. A. MORRIS l. CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04

A SLIGHT TESTIMoNIAL--We announced
day or two ago that there was a number of
native Africans for sale in this city. A gem
tlemau of this city purchased one of the
most likely" boys in the lot yesterday and
presented him to his friend Mr.. William
R"untree, one of the proprietors of the Mem
phis Race Course. Old Dorrit would have
appreciated such gift as "slight testimo-
ial.''-Memphis AppeaE
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manner, and delivery cannot be adequately
described. We feel that we have not, per-
haps, done him justice in all respects; and we
urge upon the people to go to their
appointments and hear for themselves. All
we,want is thorough canvass and full
vote. Let MS have it by all means.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04
The sen.uou. style of Poetry.

Haud's eyes are ardent diamonds bright
IN clasps of silver setl
Her HAIR is silk and wooden night
Her breath is mignionette!
Upon her bosOm's snowy slopes
loves dainty lilies growl
The only tropes are he tropes
Her silvery specch doth knOwl
Her mouths little hollow place,
Where sweetness may be fOnndl
The bushes of her heavenly face
Are in its dimples drowned III
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deducted from, the may be- the amount Of the
contract.
In MI matters touching the meaning and intention
OF the drawings and specifications the decision Of the
Architect is 10 be anal and binding all parties
third party being admitted.
may3-3t H NJ AKERoYD, Architect.
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SPE IFIC ION

OF the several works required be done in the
ton Of a NEW SH0OL HOUSE, situated on South
Collage street. in the city of Nashville, Tenn, from
designs and under the superintendent Of II. NJ
AKEROYD. Architect, Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04
Excayator's Work.

The whole o. the trenches to be dug for the
foundations the depth of clear feet the came to
be feet wdebut more IN depth should the nature Of
the ground render such necessary
A place is TO be left under the two rooms IN n w.
of the building, for the Furnace, Coal, &c.
This basement to be excavated that the same may
be IL feet in the clear when finished.
The whole trenches TO be seen by Architect when
before the foundation work is commenced
All the soil is be ieveled around the building as di-
al
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04
Holloway. PHI. and Ointment

Habtuai constipation, the parent of apoplexy gem
ertl debility, and premature decay, is permanently
cured by course Of the Pills, and external dis
ease can long resist the Ointment. may3-lw
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London Porter, sc.
~ CASKS Quarts;
III 10 do. Pints;
rs 4 barrels lemon Cordial;
% u +" Ginger Brandy;
10 casks Cherry Brandy;
or sale low at No. Is and Is Markat street, by
may4 HUGH MoCRE.A 4 co.
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ss0,O00 IN Cash!

no psy fur Ne. 1 yosns Sssre Nee ssz weas,
! SASS E-J.LTLxS-
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CONTRACV.

70 zzL1101s5 d
tiers and Glaciers, carpenters, Joiners, &C.
General Contractors.
DARrIES connected with the above trades, DESTROYS
IL of rendering To- the building of new Public
School House. 70 be erected College street, South
Nashville, may the Plans. Elevation, and Specih-
cation with general Conditions required by the
Architect at the Mayors office, after The LIST
day OF May 1889 Proposals 70 be Separately
according the headings in specifications for the
whole work With the amounts Of the different depart
ments attached sealed and endorsed, or before the
10th day Of May, 1852 The lowest or any Proposals
not necessarily accepted
W. MoGAvoCK, Mayor.
III. N. AKERoYD, Architect
May 8, 1s5e-d20ds
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For Cairo and st. Louis
U'HE splendid new passenger a Urn
Steamer, b. NJ. RUNYAN, ~SkT$R=
JAS. Miller, Master Will leave sAz<-szzz11sz
for the above and all intermediate ports on SATUR-
DAY the 9TH ct May, at O'Clock, p. NJ. The Runyan
willgiye through tickets :" all Of the above points.
A. HAMILTON, ! 80.
may2-td II. IL HARRISON, Nse"'S
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TErEr recslsea oholcs lei - Ne~k Tee. ssscks
81 Gloves. i'elks Hsa k~rcAtrlF. rusD~ndeFs, ke-
szsersclng ali ths latest 80 ies. Tor ssiet{
E.4rsz J. q. AcSLLL-
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new advertisements.
To Cistern Builders.

ON BARRELS best Hydraulic Cement in store
SCO and for sale very low by
may4 HUGH McCREA 4 CO.
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Churns! Churnsi!

II An now making a most excellent churn, fran
- cisco's PateDt,' two sizes. = and y gallons =
Price 80 90 and IS co. The above Churns used
throughout Pennsylvania and Mary land, and gives
entire satisactont making butter with but very
little labor 10 or minutes. As all / sell will be
warranted % do WELL would say TO all interested
9tUe them a triGi- J. w. WILSON
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RefrigeratOrs and Ice Cream Freezrrs,

T HAVE on hand and for sale a. lowest prices,
Il l2McDoNALn'S LOUISVILLE REFRlGt RArORS
so assorted sizes of Massey's Ice Cream Freezers,
which have the reputation Of being the best freezers
now IN use, usually making Ice Cream In minutes.
Ice picks and mallets silver plated and tin Juep
Cups and Cobler strainers-
PLATED CASToRS, sc.
so OF best quality silver plated white metal Cas-
tors, together with some very pretty and ring hne
breakfast Casters which viii be sold low
CHAMBER IoII.ETwARE-
Imitation Oak toiletware-very handsome.
and Rosewood.
Green, white, bun and other colors.
ChildreR's Bathing Tubs.
Hat Sitz Bath Tubs.
Bath tubs made % order j. W. WILSON,
House Furnishing Store, IL College ST.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04
DIVIDE lN ID

FINHE Board Of Directors Of the Nashville CONNER
Il eia Insurance Company have this day declared
a dividend OF Twelve per centon the whole Capital
Stock, out OF the nett profits of the last months
six per cent to be applied the ahng UP Of the re-
naming Stock notes and the other six per he
paid to the Stockholders in cash. after the 18th
inst JAMES WALKER
may3-1m Secretary
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A l. E.

yLTISHTNG % make other Investments, ". pro
w pose sell ali our Real Estate IA DAVIDSON co
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Carpenter and JOiner's Work.

he riast RS tinted stone color on the elevation are
y. stIcn..d in Tho hasI r.nanuar
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
SHERIFF. SALES.

PY virtue of sundry writs of Il IA to me
- directed, ! will sell before the Court
House Door at Lancaster on the frat Mon.
day in December, within the legal hours Of
Sheriff Sales, the following personal prop
erty to wit:
THIRTEEN NEGROES, viz. Jake, Jsr-
~, Jake. Bill. Mary. Tony, Priss, Msfia,
March, Lucy. Jim, Winny and Rosanna,
Levied on and to be sold as the property
OF James T.. Cureton, at the suit Of Samusp
Faulkner, Guardian, and other cases agains<
him. as
Also, Two Negroes, to wit: Sow aud,
Jack. Levied on and TO be sold as the prop
erty OF X. Franklin Anderson, at the suit
OF G. w. NJ. Marlborough, and other cases
against the said Anderson.
Also, One Buggy and Harness. Levied
on and to be sold as the property Of Hen
y N. Clyburn, at the suit OF Thos. +. g.
&. II. Noise, ct al.
Conditions sash, sc.
HENRY HANCOCK, SID.
Nov 2i' pr 81 rs each.
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Obituary..

Died at Charlotte, n. g.. on the 9th inst.
after painful illness, which he bore with
Christian patience MIR. John QuIgley, aged
40 wears.
Pious without aifcctation, religious with
out morosness and moral without ostcnta.
tion. He has died as he lived, having been
strengthened and consolcd by the sacred
rites of the Catholic Church and his path
To the grave smoothed by the tender aiicc-
ton of surrounding relatives and friends
He caves II kind wife and two aitcctionate
children TO mourn his loss. His funeral
obscquies were performed by Rev. J. J. o.
ConneIl, ID. ID, of Columbia, and his re.
mains were inferred in the Catholic Gene.
try OF that place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
The McKenna Will Case.

A new branch of this interesting case
has lately been developed. After the De.
cree Of the Ordinary refusing the probate
Of the Will in solemn form, petition was
filed in his Office praying for Letters Of Ad-
ministration pendemte lite, signed by Mcssrs
5. B. Massey, Dixon Barnes, VIM Stevens
and Jos. a. Cunningham. The Ordinary
thcreupOn issued the usual citation, and
appointed Monday the lIth inst, for II hear
ing. On that day the Executors appeared.
through their Counsel. and filed their
grounds of intervention, which were main
ly, that they were in the law ful possession
of the estate of their tcstator, that an ap.
peal from the Ordinary's Decree had been
I'll the appea! i, heard they are in law cnti
tied to the possession that the cause hav-
ing been removed from his Court, the Or.
dinary had no further jurisdiction in the
premises and that he has no authority un-
der our laws TO grant letters OF administra-
tiou pendentc lite
The question was one mainly of law,
and was so treated by the Counsel. Some
testimony was taken relative to the present
condition Of the Estate, and rs 10 whether
it could be made safer and more profitable
in the hands of the proposed Adminstra-
tors than in the hands of the Executors,
The question opened wide field for discus
sion all the English and American law,
having any bearing upon it, was in
dustriousy collected and di,sectcd before
the Court. The hearing occupied three
days, the time being mostly taken up
by the argument Of Counsel. Mr.. Allison,
Mr.. Moore and Mr.. J. Williams addressed
the Court for the motion. Mr.. Connors,
Mr.. WyIie and Mr.. Northrop, contra.
The Ordinary announced his decree on
yesterday, deciding to grant the prayer of
the applicants for letters of Administration.
Notices and grounds of Appeal to the Court
! Of Common Pleas were served instantcr up
on the Ordinary and upon the Applicants,
by the Counsel for the Executors also no
lice of Il motion for writ of prohibition
to restrain the Ordinary from granting such
letters until the appeal can be heard The
motion for n writ of prohibition will be
heard before Judge Withers at Chambers,
ut Camden, on Saturday next.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
LOCALS COLUMN.
Our Mail Facilities.

W. nave heard frequent complaint from
the citizens in general and from the South
ern portion of the District, in regard to the
present moduS operandi of transporting the
mail between this and Camden. Ii has, of
late, become n common thing for the mail
ule time. The Inconvenience arising from
this, are too numerous to detail. The bu-
siness men Of the Village are very often
denied the privilege of answering letters by
return of mail, in consequence of its late
arrival, when it is required, more especially,
Of every merchant of our Village and is
essential to their progress.
Now, rs these complaints have been
made n public street talk, and we have no
doubt but that the contractors know the
fact, we must, therefore, come to the con
clusion, that our hopes of better mnnagc-
ment are all vain. 1t is time that some
change take place, and rs it couldn't be
made worse than the present arrangement,
we sincerely hope that these complaints
VIII w lOi NHIuSN ltIiIICulItSlN W
tiers. If the Post Office Department canno.
give us better accommodations, then gire
as none at all. For it is said, che that ex.
poets nothing shall not be deceived" To
rely Oh the present mode of transportation
and its arrival at the proper time, is always
doubtful.
The working man who begins his daily
labor with the rising of the sun, is also
put to unnecessary Inconvenience. When
the mail arrives so late ut night, that he
cannot loose his sleep to wait upon it, very
often leaves the office without his matter !:
and in this manner he may be kept in sus-
pcnse for 4 week, unless he accidentlv hap
pens to pass the office during the day
With such horsepower rs convey the mail
at present, we cannot expect more. When
shall we have change? AS IT is, it is Il
drawback to our business, and is not Il very
good mark Of the advancement of. the Dis.
trict
Our present Post Master ldmentS the
above facts, and we trust no pains will be
spared by him to effect speedy remedy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
Gerrit Smiths Insanity.

With regard to the insanity OF GGnRw
SMITH, the Utica Herald, Nov 9th, says
We are greatly panied 20 learn that
Gerrit Smith became on Monday last an
inmate OF the New York State Lunatic
Asylum, where it has been found neceo
sary to place him on account OF marked
insanity. We learn that he is very NO
lent, and has exhibited disposition to
commit suicide, and that an attendant
keeps constant watch over him to prevent
him from Laying violent hands on him.
self. This result we hear attributed to
the connection of Mr.. Smiths name with
the lIarper's Ferry affair, though many
will regard it as the consequence Of long
seated ana marked disease.
Mr. Smith is said to have an hereditary
predispositjon to insanity. His father,
Peter Smith, though the possessor OF an
immense estate, and surrounded by every
circumstance Of prosperity, was subject to
fits Of profound despondency, during
which he was under the impression that
he would die beggar.
Unlike his noted son, be was exceed
ihSly sIdTp ln his bargains ana money
affairs. 1t is also said that the late Pc
ter Sken Smith, the brother of Gerrit,
was for some time an inmate Of lunatic
asylum, though, when he died, he was
generally regarded as in possession of his
reason. Gerrit Smith has lost all his
children, except one, the wife of Col
Miller, of Pet2rboro. A nephew of Mrs.
Smith, Col. Fitzhugh, was the caplor Of
the fugitive Cook, fact which greatly
disturbed the mind of Mr.. Smith, John
Cochrane, democratic politician Of this
city, another nephew of Gerrt Smith
has also, by his speeches, purged himself
Of any completely in the Hsrper's Ferry
affair.
UuCA, Nov. l0.-.Gerrit Smith shows
continued marks Of insanity. No one is
allowed to see him, but it is understood
that he refers in his rawlings to the Har
Per's Ferry matter, and supposes himself
arrested.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
The Regimental Review

The entire Regiment of Militia in this
District was on drill and review, at this
place, on Wednesday of last week After
the usual cvolutions had been performed in
a very perfect manner, Gen. Wallace de-
livcred very excellent, eloquent and pa
tIiotic address. We cndeavored 10 report
his speech in full, but such were the com.
motion, enthusiasm and patriotism ailoat,
together with the disadvantages we labor.
ed under, that il was almost an impossible
'y He complmen,ed the regiment for
their good performance and thorough knowl.
edge of military duty. He had often heard
of the 2lst Regiment and was now fully
satisfied, Judging by the manifest spirit
cvnccd by the officers and privates upon
drill, that it was the best Regiment in his
Brigade. He felt proud of the honor Of
reviewing such regiment and that it had
far surpassed his most sanguinc eNpecta-
tons. That old Lancaster District was
! ready NOW, to meet the Harpers Ferry in
surrecliOnists. The militia system of our
State should bc Sustained in its present
form. Perfection could not be attained,
neither vas it essential. Austria, with its
thousands of soldiers were drilled TO the let
ter,but they needed the courage ofthe HING
| ing Rock and Kings Mountain veterans
A crisis is pending which will soon call us
to our c0untry's defence. bid you fellow.
soldiers 10 be ready.
| At the conclusion of Gen. Walacc's
speech, Col Crockett, Maj RutIedgc and
Maj. Wylie addressed the regiment in a
very becoming and complimentary manner.
/ We have never witnessed more cnthusias.
/ tic spirit on any former occasion of this
character, and regret that we have not a
full report of all the speeches Our mem
ory does not serve us sufficiently to attempt
to do justice TO any.
The Sax-llorn Band added much to the
| interest of the occasion, though not a full
/ turnout with them. Such good music. as
they are capable Of making, is valuable
accompaniment, and the Village and Dis.
trict should feel proud of their institution.
The Hanging Rock Band was also present
but did not participate, from some cause
! unknown to the writer
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SESSION PAPERs.-Persons who desire TO
have full reports of the proceedings of the
next Legislature are referred to the follow
ing Offices from the CarolinIan and Guar.
dian respectively:
CAS- usual, we will furnish our Daily Ses-
sion paper for one dollar, including postage.
A Photographic reporter being attached to
our office, will enable us to give accurate
reports of the acts and doings of The Legis-
lalure." - Car0linian.
We will furnish the Daily Southern
Guardian for the session Of the Legislature,
for one Dollar, free of postage.
Full reports of the proceedings will be
given in each days Guardian.