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THE PHILADELPHIA. Dry Uuoda. District of Columbia Advertisement THE SUN. sume, without injury to the community, within sixty days after the passage of a law allowing it. And to this, the undersigned are authorized THROAT and LUNGS: wkich is annually sweeping thousands upon thousands to a premature grave under inc mistaken name of Ctnsumytion, is always cured by JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

The symptoms of this disease are Cou'A, Sorenert of the ung or Throat, Hoarsenest. Dilficultv of Breathinc. Mhma, Hectic fever, SpiMing up of Phlegm, or matter, and sometimes lilod. It is an Inflammation of the fine skin which lines the inside of the whole of the wind tubes, or air vessels, which runs through every part of the I.iimia hia P.vnpetnrnnt imniediatelv sunnressesthe Cough, Pain, Inflammation, Fever and Difficulty ot Brenthine. and produces a free and easy expectoration, and a cure is soon effected.

Piepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE, 30 SOUTH THIRD STREET. Price (JL And for sale by G. L.

lvUHURST, comer of Pratt street and Dugnn's whart, lower end of Ceawe Market i-pace. llnltimore. 1URE YOUR COUGH BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. Remember, delays are dangerous; thou- annd Hi nnnnsiiv from that dreadtul disease CON SUMPTION, which might have been checked at the commencement and disappointed of its prey, if proper means had been resorted to. The very many who have thus been snitched from the fatal ravaser, by the timely use of DR.

SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, bear testimony to Uiis day of the wonderful cures performed by the use of this invaluable medicine. The above medicine, from its powerful tome and strengthening effects, is an effectual remedy for Weakness and all Nervous affections, from whatever cause they may arise. For sale by J. W. R.

W. DAVIS, No. 254 BALTIMORE and by ISAAC P. COOK, No. 52 Baltimore, street, Baltimore.

NOTICE. The sale of my COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, has been entirely removed from Ao. 19 Aorf Eighth street, and can be only had of the advertised Agents, or at my General Office, No. 54 NORTH SIXTH STREET, one door below Arch; and in Uie District of Columbia by Robert Farnham, Washington; J. Sayres, Alexandria; and George M.

Sothoron, Georgetown. rtirnmt DR. SWAYNE. HANCE'S COMPOUND SYKUr U( nuAtt-HOND-For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and Spitting Blood. CONSUMPTION.

This disease, which is more destructive to the human race than any other known, can, if attended to on the firi smnearaiire of the svmDtoms. be easily snbdued. The great difficulty is in getting persons to take a remedy for what they consider a slight cold; hence the great number ot oeatns irom consumption. To all who are suffering with a slight cough, we would 1 1., ay, procure at once a doiub wi wance-a vuiiijuuuu Syrup of Hoarhound. Tr Price 50 cents per bottle.

For sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt streets, fell-lm I DR. PETERS' MEDICATED LOZENGES. It is now well ascertained, that the most eligible way of administering medicine, particularly to chil dren, is In the form ot Lozenges. 1 his, wmie it preserves the virtues ef the medicine in a very aoncen trated state, at the same time obviates tne nauseousness which usually attends the exhibition of medicinal sub stances.

The proprietor, navmg Dcen reguiariy oro io the medical profession, and engaged in an extensive practice for many years, feels tne utmost confidence iu recommending the following medicine to the public, for the cure of the diseases for which they are de signed, as their efficacy has been tested in vast a num ber of cases, botn in private anu purine practice. PETERS' COUGH LOZENGES Are now raDidlv superseding all other preparations tor the relief ot Cough, Colds, Asthma, nooping cougn, Catarrh, Tightness of the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar pulmonary affections. It is now well established, that a large proportion of cases of consumption, by which so many valuable lives are annually sacrificed, oweUieir origin to neglected colds and coughs, which might have been removed at an eaily period. No medicine will be found so efficacious in curing such cases, as these loeenges. i ney miaiiioiy auay tne cough, by remving the irritation which keeps it up, while at the same time they promote expectoration, and relieve congestion.

Dose One Lozenge is usually a dose for an adult. rr.lr.tti3 noiui Are acknowledged bv the faculty to be the most sci entific and successful preparation, for Hie destruction of worms, ever offered to the puMio. There are several medicines advertised as specifics in such cases, but they have proved so uncertain and worthless, to have lost all confidence ith Uie public. Some of them, indeed, are si violent in their operation, as to frequently lead to fatal lesults. The public, therefore, is cautioned aaainst them.

These lozenges, while they will lie found to be perfectly safe, will at the same time never fail, where worms are present, to destroy them. PETERS' CORDIAL LOZENGES Are a specific for the relief of nervous, or sick head ache, lowness of spirits, or melancholy, languor and debility, either from previous disease, or too free living, treinturs, epasm of the stomach, irritability of the nerves, hysterical affections, drowsiness, cholera morbus, ense of fatigue, and palpitation of the heart. From their emcaey tne renei oi neauacue, are called by many the headacne lozenges. leiu-u TO TUB Kl'AItlPH- Ilistory of the Origin and Progress of Peters' Meilca- lea iAzenges. About a vear since, the Proprietor, from a convic tion of Uie utter worthlesness and deleterious nature of a large proportion of the medicines offered to the puolic as specmcs HI uie chic uuuwna, uui.w, WORMS.

HEADACHE. FEVER AND AOl'E, COO- ceived the plan of getting np medieines in a palatable and unobjectionable torm, wmcn wouia meet me approbation of the faculty, and do away with Uie increas ing evils consequent upon the use of such pernicious nostrums, or tnis purpose ne compounaeo several kinds of medicated lozenges, specifying the uses for which each was intended, and the indications which Uievhad been found to lulhl. 1 tiese, together witJi the exact composition of each kind, were placed in the hands of six ilistinguisiied physicians, with the request that each would thoroughly test them in their practice, and report to me their several opinions of their meriis, who bucii icimiiivo in irmu iu uicu wumjiiici-tion as their experience might suggest. After a trial of several months iheir opinions were handed in, and in general, I found that their contlu sions corresponded very closely with my own. Some tritlinir however, were made in the compo sition of some of the articles, at the sugeestmn of one or two of the gentlemen; since which lime they have been employed, with entire satisfaction, and with the most nralitvinlr results.

The public, it is believed. will fully appreciate the importance of having access to mi amines, whose cthcacy nas Been luny lesieu ny the faculty, and whose virtues are not te be weighed by the ipe dixit of an ignorant and teckless proprietor, i maniilacliireii ceruiicaies. These medicines are now prepared in a form suita ble for transportation, and in a manner that will insure them from injury from time and climate, accompanied with suitable directions for use, In the Englinh, German, French, and Spanish languages. Wholesale Agunt, G. K.

TYLER, corner East Bal timore and High street. Sold also by J. M. Laroque, P. Williamson, J.

F. Perkins and Brother, J. VV. VV. Gordon, and S.

S. Hance. felO-lm Mnniii JIHiAliva nlrfllal "lAI'i is asovereign nn jj jjfll dy curefor Incipient Cot UliUlJiLtion, Banenness, Imp MAGNIN'S LUCINACOR nd snee Cousiimp- lioteney. I.iicorhie or Whites, obstructed, ililhc.ult or painlul Menstruation, Inconslinewce ol Urine or involuntary dischnrpc thereof, and for the general prostration of the system, whether the result of inherent causes or produced by irregularity, illness, or accident. It is pleasant to the taste and positively sure in its operations.

unrivalled reputation in noin neniispueres, is tne result of its almost supernatural virtues. LET NO ONE DUSl'AIK. Nothine can be more mrprisiiig than its invigorating effects on the hnman frame. Persons afllicted wilh weakness nnd lassitude before taking it, at once be come robust and full of energy under its influence. It immediately counteracts the nervelessuess or looseness the female frame, which is the only cause of bar renness; and wlncli, prior to nr.

inagnin's discovery, was considered to be incurable. Language, indeed, cannot do Justice to the merits of Uie Liicrna Conlial, hicli i regnnled by the iieans oi tne iiicimy in an parts of Uie world, as one of the most important cat discovert of any age. Price perbottle. For sale by u. K.ryirr, jonn VV.

Laroque. and Roberts Atkinson; in Washington, Tobias Watkins, nnd Charles Stott. fell) if OLDnlllGE BALM OF COLUMBIA. "Long hair is a glory to wnniBn," says Paul, And all feel the truth of the pious quotation; Preserve It, then, ladi your beauty mny fall, Unless you protect it with this preparation. While it preserves or restores every beauty, lis odor and fragrance will sweetly becalm; Oh try it, ye fair, for indtied 'tis your duty, And bless the inventor of so grent a Halm.

CIRANUNHSS OF THE HEAD -AND JMIR. Strange it is that persons who attend strictly lo personal cleanliness, baths, he, should neglect the head, the hair, the most essential, the most exposed, nnd the most beautiful, when properly cared for, of all the gifts Uie Creator. Pf rfectly free may ft be hepl of dandruff or scurf, with a certainty that Uie hair cannot fall out, by the use of the Ualm of Columbia. I.ndiei will yon make your toilet wiUiout this article? I art swer fearlessly no, ifyou have orce tried and experi-enerd its purifying effects, it sweet perfume. A hundrod articles have been put forth on the credit this, the only flrxt, the only really valuable article.

mas of testimony from all classes to these facts. Lok out counterfeiter" are abroad. Look always ftirtbe name of Comstock thesplendtd wrappers, nnd never buy It without that niwne, Price $1 per bottle. For sale by rETH S. HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt f2l lm l)KONCtUTlt, a disease of the lit WILMINGTON AND (BALTIMORE RAIL-ROAD COMPANY.

The MORNING TRAIN carrying the great United States Mail, will continue to leave daily at mne o'clock, as heretofore; arriving in Philadelphia about 4 o'clock, P. M. in full time for Uie afternoon cars to New York. RETURNING, leaves Uie Depot, coiner of llih and Market streets, Philadelphia, EVERY MORNING at 8 o'clock. The regulations hmetofore adopted by this Company for the comfortable accommodation of passengers; ease and facility of travel; security of Baggage, are still continued.

dl4-dtf A. CRAWFORD, Agent. TRANSPORTATION OP MERCHANDISE. PHILA DELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD COMPANY. ATRA1N OF BURTHEN CARS will leave Uie Depot, corner of President and Fleet streets PjSILY, (Sundays excepted,) lor Uie Transportation of merchandise and commodities generally, between Baltimore and Philadelphia.

Goods will be received and delivered at the nbove named Depot, only between Uie hours of 8 A. M. and 3 o'clock, P. M. (td-The Transportation charges, on all Goods Intend ed for Baltimore, Havre de Grace, Cecil, Elkton, VVil-mington or Philadelphia, are expected to be paid promptly on delivery.

But to all other points on the road, they must be paid before the goods are sent and no drawbacks or deduction for damngvs will lie allowed, unless claimed within twenty-four hours after Uie delivery of the Goods. Goods properly marked, and accompanied with written directions, naming consigneesjdestination, and in conformity -to the above regulations, will receive every attention and despatch. 018-tt A. CKAW FORD, Agent. GEO.

W. WEBB, GOLDSMITH JlteD JEWELLER, Nos. 174 BALTIMOR2 and 23 FAYETTE STREETS, manufactures to order, and keeps constancy on hand, all kinds of FINE JEWELRY, consistingof Plain. Chased, and Skt Work; also, Plain and Chased GOLD MHVIATURE SETTINGS. Every attention will be paid to neatness and durability in Uie manufacture and repair of articles in his line.

Persons ai a distance may depend upon having their work properly attended to. m20-y EVERY KIND OF WEIGHING APPARATUS. The almost universal use of MARDEN'S PATENT BALANCES and SCALES in this portion of the country, and the increased demand tbroush- out the States, establishes, beyond the necessity of any inrtoreo encomium, their ereat superiority in every pos- biihc reaped over an euier Kintis now in use, ana which are, as Marden's become known, invariably yielding place thereto. Since the enlargement of his manufactory, the subscriber has reason to believe that he can confidently appeal to the vast number of individuals who kave favored him with their orders, either with reference to their prompt execution, whether wholesale or retail, or lo the excellence of the article supplied. Perhaps it is scarcely necessary to say that the same despatch and the same pre-eminence ia every respect shall continue unimpaired.

All persons in want of WEIGHING APPARATUS of any kind, are invited to call and examine, or solicit ed to forward their orders, specifying as definitely as the nature of the articles will admit Uie character ef those desired, and Uie subscriber pledges himself to supply a better apparatus, at a Joifer price, than any other manufacturer in hia line. It is well to observe, that by applying to the manufacturer instead of the commission merchant, the purchaser will save the ommission. The very superior article in the weighing line, parti cularly adapted for the use of Butchers, very convenient, correct, and not liable to expand and contract, is now ready for use. The advertiser avails himself of this opportunity io submit to his friends and the public his sincere acknowledgments for their patronage and favor. JESSE MARDEN, corner Charles and Balderston streets.

A large assortment of Salter's Spring Balances on hand and for sale, suitable for the use of Butchers, )8-3mt A CERTAIN DISEASE CURED IN A FEW DAYS AT THE BALTIMORE LOCKE HOSPITAL, NORTH FROM STREET, opposite the Bull's mwi Avcr, cif.ni uoors jrom bay street, attendance FROM E1QIIT IN THE MORNING TO TEN AT NIGHT, by DR. JOHNSTON a member of the. Koyal College of Surgeons, Licentiate of Apothecary's Hall, London, and late professor of an eminent American Medical College, may be consulted on all diseases incident to Uie human frame, but more especially in all cases of a CERTAIN DISEASE. It is a melancholy fact that thousands fall victims to this horrid disease, owing to the unskillfulness of illiterate men, who, by the use of that deadly peison mercury, ruin the constitution, cause ulcerations blotches on the head, face and body, dimness of sight, noise in the ears, deafness, obstinate gleets, nodes on the shin bones, ulcerated sore thioat, diseased nose, with nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, till at length a general debility and decay of the constitution ensues, and a melancholy death puts a period to their dreadful sufferings. To such, therefore, DR.

JOHNSTON pledges himself to preserve the most inviolable secre-sy, and from his extensive practice in the first hospitals of Europe, he guarantees a safe and speedy cure. TAKE NOTICE Those persons who have lost theirnose through this or any other disease, may have one restored by an operation. Also, FALSE EYES INSERTED. DISEASES OF THE SKIN SPEEDILY CURED, and all operations on the eyes, such as STRABISMUS, CATARACT, Also, operations for DEFORMITY OFTHE LIMBS, such as CLUB FWT, performed on the poor free of all charge. ADVICE TO THE POOR GRATIS.

Those persn8 who have injured thir eonutitutioi by a certain practice, speedily cured. The Doctor's Diploma hangs in his office. fel4-3m j.TW CROSS'S SPECIFIC JJ TURE, for Uie cure of aehcate diseases. We give no long quacKish recommendations to deceive the mibnc. If the medicine does not speak for no one shall speak forit.

Our object is to notify where it can be had, and that the proprietor challenge asingle case of recent disease to be brought in which the Mixture will noteffect a rapid cure undera forfeiture of 500. For sale at ROBERTS 8i ATKINSON'S, comer of Baltimore and Hanover streets, Baltimore; and at JONES Si HUTCHINSON'S, Druggists, comer of ChesRUf. and Seventh streets, Philadelphia. mfiotf ACflfl REWARD LEVA ILANT'S FRENCH E)JUU SPECIFIC MIXTURE never rails to cur the worst cases of secret diseases AFTER EVERY THING ELSE HAS FAILED. For sale in Baltimore only by SETH 8.

HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt streets. A CARD. This Medicine will be found a great relief to the un- ttotunate, as it does not contain a siuglc PARTICLE OF MERCURY in anv shune whatever; on the contrary, being purely vegetable, there is not the slightestdangerin the weakest constitutions using it. j94-lin dt1M nru I REWARD if it fails. iMU.UUU alHicted of both sexes.

The BAL TIMOP.E HU8SELBAUGHIAN INFIRMARY is situated at No. 8 east PRATT STREET, five doors east of Pratt street b'klBfi. That this is the only place in the State of Maryland where a positive cure of recent and longstanding cases of the Secret Disease is effected without failure by that skilful and experienced physi cian Dr. F. L.

HITZELBERGER, (if alter having successfully treated more than cases he can be called experienced) the numerous victims who have been fleeced out of 590, and sometimes $:, by purchasing the various advertised mixtures, specifics, bottles, boxes, drops, pHls, he, can bear abundant testimony. Dr. H. will merely add that he is the only graduate aRd regular physician in Baltimore who attends to the treatment of Secret Diseases, and that the safe and easy remedies he makes use of have been invented by Dr. Husselbaugh, one of the most distin-guished physicians of Europe.

Dr. H. can be consulted (jeronay) from 6 o'clock in the morning till 10 in the evening. Price of the Medicine $2 per bottle. (Bm f(( REWARD.

RKCEW'I ll IC SECRET SYRUP, 4-c. REWARI). RECENT fc CHRON- thropy to i. ihu nnolocv of Dr. HITZELBERGER, for cautioning Uie afflicted against the gang of ignorant, swindling Impostors, now in Baltimore, palming Uieif in.A....,..

um unsuspecting. Dr. It's. HU8SELBAUGHEN MEDICINES have spoken trnmpet-tonguad to thousands the undeniable truth, that the only wny to convalescence Is at Dr. IPs.

Infirmary mr rmraw ui No. 8 EAST PRATT STREET, five doors cast of the p.o.i iiri.isa Red Sinn. Impoti ncc from im proper practices, and nil diseases of the genlto-urinary organs speedily cured. The unparalleled success every case of Uie extensive practice ef Dr. H.

i.a., niTords to the afllicted the only certaia gunrantee Uant in Baltimore) of an experilions from the fangs of the Zvn ZZ The namw of the most eminent Medical Profits to attached to Dr. IPs diploma, j2a-l" WANCE'3 COMPOUN1J i. ri.i,.i,i article for honrwnose and A vov cough tnat bus ever Invented. Paice 25 cents pe, wirkHfe and streets, and PARR GRAUAME, corn ot Baltimore and Eutaw sueeUt mr saHi nv cciu I nipil a HANCE. comer of Chmlee OURNINQ GOODS.

H. DlFFKNiiERFFER CO, have lust received a very haadsitnie assort ment of beautiful Black and Blue Black Satin Stripe MOUSLIN I)E LAINEand CASHMERE DELA1N1S; Plain Blk and Blue Blk do; Super finish French BOM BAZINE; Black Ottoman and ero de rhine SILKS; Blk llellencine, Embroidered, Cashmere and figured Silk SHAWLS, tic. all of whioh will be sold at very reasonable prices. 43 Baltimore sucet, 4 daors abve Gay. fe24 CHEAP DRY GOODS, at LEWIS have on hand an excellent stock of SEASONABLE DRY GOODd, which we will sell wholesale and rstnil at much reduced prices.

SILKS Bl'k, blue black andcol'd chine and fancy, a very large and beautiful assortment. MOUS. DE LA1NES French Merinos and BOMBAZINES IrUh Linens a full spring assortment Shirts, Scarfs and Hdkfs a great variety Gloves, and Hosjaries, of eveiy description Linen Cambric Hdkfs; Furniture Prints Genoa, and Roecrs' Patent FLANNELS Domestic GOODS, of every description, by the bale niece, and vet at factory prices Togetherwith a full assortm-nt of gentlemen's wear, CLOTHS, OASSIiYiEKUS 61 VtiaTirvuo. Our stocks of Woollens, as the above articles, are among the very choicest to be tounn in tne city, we have now on hand a splendid assortment of Wool dved bl'k andcol'd west or ttigiana ui.uxii CASSI.VIERES and TWEEDS, the newest styles VESTINGS.in Cashmere. Silk and Satin.

All of which will be sold at a small advance over aucuon erict's. REMNANTS A large lot of remnants of Cloths Casf-imeres, Silks, Mouseline de Laines and Prints, to be sold without regard to cost. ibt DUiiu, onvrxi, fel8-14t between Light and Charles street, OPRING DRY GOODS 4a and 5 at. Furniture and Cambric DIMITY Cambric MUSLINS, low priced SATINS, white and col'd, super quality Colored LINENS, wide for window shades Cords and Fancy Coat BINDINGS, for merchant Tailors Fenizos (red letter) Sewing SILK English Galloons, black and assorted colors English solid head PINS, assorted sizes Light drab CLOTHS, for Coachmakers Drab Tabbv VELVETS do Fitlcy, Fatham and Walker's Patent TIIRBAD, of all numbers and colors Extra snper RussiaDIAPERS Worsted line and bed LACE, for upholsters. The above with other new Goods, now receiving by EASTER, BROTHER fc CO.

fc21-tf 181 Baltimore street. PRING Irish LINENS; 5 4,6 4, li-4 Irish and Barnslev SHEETINGS; B-4 and 10 4 do, Damnsk and Table CloUis; 10 4 to 18-4 Satin Damask Cloths. These linens were manufactured to ordar, and are as good as can be made. 4 4 real French NAPKINS, Linen Lawn, and Cambrics, and best English Silk and Cotton HOSE and half Hose; corah anil twilled Silk HDKFS. and CRAVATS; ap proved BOMBAZINES, 8-4 Ottoman Black Silk SHAWLS, Lve Veils and blue black Poult ce Soie.

Italian Lustrines, real Irish Tabinets. These roods were selected for city trade, of direct importa. tion, and are offered on my usual terms to punctual customers, or lor current tunds. fell-tf No. N.

Charles street, A TO. 153 BALTIMORE ST. WM. J. HYDE IN EASTEUS, No.

153 Baltimore street, have on hand a vcrv lame assortment of SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, at fair priees by wholesale and retail. fe2-tf TET ANU BLUE BLACK SILKS. II. DiFFEN- DERFFER CO. have on hand a good assort ment of jet and blue black Satin, Ottoman, Gro de Messine, Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss, which can be sold very cheap.

43 BALTIMORE STREET, 4 doors above Gay ja'J-y SHAWLS, DIFFENDEKFFEK CO. have on hand a very handsome assortment of dress SHAWLS, as superior Cashmere, Thibet Wool, Broche, Embrodcred Silk, Figured Silk, and all the various styles of Shawls, which will be sold at reduced prices. 43 BALTIMORE STREET, 4 doors above Gay. J'-JO-y TRISH LINENS, WILLIAM J. HYDE M.

EASTERS. have Barklins' Yard Wide LINENS, undressed, superior for family use. Purchasers want ing good Shirtings, are requested to examine our assort ment. Also Brown LINENS, for children's aprons; Linen SHEETINGS; Huckaback DIAPER, Marseilles QUILTS; Table DIAPERS; SUir LINEN, c. No.

153 Baltimore si. Colonade Row. fell BARGAINS BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. The subscriber has on hand a great many winter goods, which he is anxious to sell off before the spring, many of which will be sold at cost. Call and see lor your selves.

On hand, a small lot of those superior Whit ney BLANKETS; also, a large quantity of Flannels; Mermocs; Mnusiin de Lames; cniiiizes; onaww, CLOTHS. CASS IMERES.CASS1NETS, and VEST- INGS, always in abundance; super pluin and wave Beaver Cloths; CamblKs; Pilot Cloths, SHAWLS of varieus kinds, very cheap; ribbed and pluin Merino Shirts and Drawers; with many oilier goods, wmcn must be sold before the season l-4 over. Call, for bargains, ai the store of BE ALE H. RICHARDSON, No. 165 Baltimore street, j96-lm a three doors below Charles, l' CLOTHS CLOTHS.

All in want of CLOTHS or CASSIMERES, would do well to call at No. 133J BALTIMORE STREET before purchasing elsewhere. As I have a large stock on hand, and the season is drawing to a close, they may expect bargains. Super wool dyed black, blue, brown, olive, anu invisible green Cloths; with a handsome assortment of plain and fancy Cassimeres; wave and plain Beaver Cloths and Flushings; Sriks, double and single width, figured and plain, at all prices; Mnusiin de Laines: Prints, French, London, and American; Blankets, Whitney, Kse, and Point; white, scarlet, and yellow flannels; with a full assortment of Domestics, at the lowest market prices. B.

V. RICHARDSON. d24 C1 lame and general assortment of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, part American manufacture, and of the most superior quality, ine assortment embraces wool black, blue, olive, brown, plum, green, invisible green, drab, also, super plain and fancy CASSI-MERE; buff and white Cassiineie Vesting iMcrino, Silk, and Matin vesting; sauneits; ianneis; tuankets; black and blue Bilk; Black and blue-black Bombazine; English Merinos; Hosiery; Clovota; Madras and Silk Handkerchiefs; with a general assortment ef seasonable Goods. N. B.

A few pieces Diamond and Wave BEAVER CLOTHS; alms, plain black, blue, green, and brown do. Just received and for sale low. JOHN VV. RICHARDSON, JJ subscriber offer for sale a large stock of Rose, Whitney, and Point BLANKETS, among which are one bale nf extra fine ribbon bound Whitney BLANKETS, suitable for family us; white, scarlet and yellow FLANNELS; SATINETS; CANTON FLANNELS; Broche, Blanket and Merino SHAWLS; all great bargains, as we are desirous of reducing our stock of woolen goodi. Purchasers are requested to call on HORSEY NELSON, No.

13 BalUmore street, three doors, west of Market space. N. B. 200 doc. country knit yarn half HOSE, received, and wrtl be closed out low by the dozen.

DR. EDWARDS' PAIN EXTRACTING LOTION. This LoUon has been, for Uie Inst three years, extensively used in this aitv. well as in New York and Philadelphia, with wonderful success for the cure of the various diseases and accidents that Horses are subject to, Buch as Thrush, (fur which it is an infallible cure In all cases) Sprains all kinds, Swollen Joints, Bruises, Wwunds, new and old, Galls, Chafes, Stone Bruises, and when have enrked or cut themselves, if used immediately, will prevent their taking cold in the wound, and will heal it without any other application; Wind Galls, when they first make their appearance, can be staid in their growth, If not effectually removed, by immediately applying the Lotion to be well rubbed In wilh the hand; and, what Is of the greatest Importance, when Horses have been hard rode or drove, the use of this Lotion will entirely prevent any bad effects; this has many times been proved, and in no case has it fuiled, when used before the Horse has been allowed get cool. The Lotion should be applied with a strong hand to the limbs and loins particularly.

Grooms should always be prepared with a bottle of this Lotion, to be used immediately on a Horse leaving the course. For the good efleeu and utility of thin valuable Lotioa, I have liberty lo refer to the following gentlemen: Jamss B. Kr.NDALL, Canton Rare Course. Crarlis Goddaro, General Wayne Inn. Gkorik Shkppkrd, Fountain Stables.

IIkhrt Dpkkhart, Post Office Stables. William Kimo, Philadelphia. N. B. This Lotion was originally intended for iIm-eases of the human frame, for which it has been highly recommended, and Is now In constant use Uiroughout the United Slates.

Fnll directions for use wiU be found on the envelope the bottle. The above mentioned Lotion can be obtained of Robert Atkinson, Robert Column J. W. Scott, or Smith Atklnr-on. EDWARDS COBB, Agents for the Proprietor, JH 6amly No.

7 N. Charles street, Baltimore. fpOBACCO. 15 boxes niiumfacmreTTobncco. Foi sale low by TVM.

fc GEO. McLEAN, fcW Lombard, Light bUccU Its of bv of of A a poi.I.o HALL The undersigned haviriK rect J. ed this beautiful Hull for the pHrK-nse of holding rails CONCERTS, or EXHIBITIONS ot any kind, would most respectfully call the atlenlion of citizens and strangers, ana mane soownwiuu u.in is always ready, and caa be LK1 on tne most reason I i. DI'MM anie terms. ne summon ib central, umg i uim 8VLVANIA AVENUE, opposite the National The aire.

Professors of vocal and Instrumental. visitine the citv. will do well to give nie a call. Tit rnnm is snacions. and handsomely furnished.

N. B. TWO STORE ROOMS, on the ground floor. to be LET low. WM.

fflOBKUiv. Washington, D. C. fe3-eo2rn TJANCE'ri COMPOUND SYRUP Or HOKE 11 HOUND. Washington, January 28,1842.

Dear Sir: Having been alfticted with a severe ouh and pain in the breast, I was persuaded by friend to make trial ef your Compound Syrup, and purchased two botUes ot Mr. ROBEKT KEYWORTII. And am happy to say Ihey certainly relieved me. To Seth S. Hance.

P. S. You can publish this if you choose. Price 50 cents per bottle for sale by SETH HANCE, comer Charles and rratt sfeeis, ana ir Washington by ROBERT KEYWORTII, Pennsylva nia Avenue. fe4-lm MOUNT ST.

VINCENT'S, AT BALTIMORE, The public are informed that this INSTITUTION delightfully situated on HARFORD AVENUE, and, DIRECTED By SISTERS OF CHARITY, is do- signed to promote the comfort, and effect the restora tion ot persons, wnetner mentally or corporally ar dieted. The house ha recently been considerably en larged with a view to accommodate all who may ap ply before the erection ot tne contemplated DHiming. Independently of other advantages, this Institution is recommended by the healtliinccs of its 1'ication, the excellence of its water, and its contiguity to the "Sul phur Fountain." I lia professional gentleman in attendance is one ot acknowledged skill, both Medical and Surcical; it is, however, perfectly compatible with the regulations of uie house, tor patients to see tne pnysician oi ineir choice, should they have a preference. fel0-2aw6w WHAT IS THAT P1U.NC1PL.E which we call tu BLOOD? THE BLOOD IS THAT PRINCIPLE BY WHICH TUE WHOLE SYSTEM REGULATED. Therefore, i die blood becomes impure, a general derangement of the system must ensue and give rise toinnu-meniWe maladies.

The only way to prevent this and attain health is to use the SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS, which never fiul to attain the desired effect. Price 23 eenw per box. For sale by SETH S. HANCE, fvll-lm comer Charles and Pratt sui. CONSUMPTION CURED BY DR.

SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. Is there any one who can doubt, after hearing Uie tea timony of such a man as Robert Glenn, Steward i Frankford Poorhouse, in Philadelphia County, con corning Valentine Chapman, who was in that institu tion, and was laboring under a severe Pulmonary At fection. His symptoms were a violent cough, pain in tUa wIa nnA km.l amid liua rf vim I. Uir BIUC O.HU UH.OOI. gllUl WB Ul DuctlgUl, Willi IMtUlJT oilier symptoms which seemed likely to produce a fatal termination in a very short time.

Suffice it to say, through the kindness of the steward, he was assisted lo procure a few bottles of DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, which gradu ally began to restore health and strength. He is ai this time, notwithstanding the diseased state he was reduced to, performing the arduous duties of a daily laborer. ROBERT GLENN, Steward of Franklin Porhouse. fbTf-The above Medicine is prepared only by DR.

SVV'-AYNE, N.E. corner of Eleventh and Race streets, Philadelphia, to whom all orders should be directed. For sale in BALTIMORE, by J. VV. Ik R.W.

DAVIS, successors to R. Norris, of 254 Baltimore street; and by Isaac P. Cook, No. 52 Baltimorestreet; and in the District of Columbia, by Robert Farnham, vasningion; j. cayres, mexanuru; ueorge in.

eotno- ron, Georgetown. jyl5 KEEP IT BEFORE THE AFFLICTED That L. Goo-ley's Medicines are becoming the most popular of any now in use for the cure of the vari nvuwui A ous diseases to which the human system is liable. Km vf.rrtari.e ritTEKS, have now stood the test of years, and he' has not heard of a Bingle complaint of their not affecting all U'at he has promised; on the contrary, he has innumerable certificates of wonderful cures performed by them. For the cure of Dyspepsia, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, and all such diseases, they stand pre-eminent.

His VEGETABLE COUGH DROPS have also proved themselves to be one of the most extraordinary medicines now in use. havinc performed more cures in cases of severe colds, coughs, and Whoonno Couob, than any other preparation extant. 1 he subscriber would particularly uuu mo aucsuun of parents to these medicines; for he can with confidence assure them that they will be found highly beneficial in most diseases incidental to children, and being purely Vegetable, they can be given to children of the most delicate nature withont any difficulty what ever. His Cough Drops are ot so pieasam aim paiiia-ble a nature that no child will refuse to lake them. P.

8 As man children are afflicted with worms and high fevers, at the same time that they are troubled with severe colds, I would recommena pareiiui nmne use of my VEGETABLE BITTERS in conjunction with the Cough Drops. They will be found very ficiru. Every necesary direction will be given, by ap plication at my store. AND AGUE. Hundreds of persons are this time suffering from this dreadful complaint, who might be speedily and eiieciuaiiy uuieu mey would only make use of GOULEY'S VEGETABLE BITTERS.

They are a never failing remedy, and have performed many cures in this city, and the country, on individuals who have Uied al most every other remedy, wi.lh.nut finding ay relief whatever. Tim Proprietor can recomnieim ins ineui- cine to all afllicted with fever and ague, with the cer tainty of its performing a cure. He is constantly re ceiving assurances of the many benefits derived from use, and he knows no instance, where the medicine has been taken according to his directions, of its failure. Call at 2i BALTIMORE bTREET, where the genuine medicine is onlv to be had. The subscriber has also a preparation for weak and inflamed eyes, which he can reo-mmend toall a Vic ted with this disagreeable complaint.

The following certificate is from a highly respectable gentleman of Bal- more: hear what he says about it. BALTIMORE, September 1st, icii. TO noiIl.EY. Dear Sir: I have for some years past been afflicted with weak eyes, which seemed to oni.lnallv nn ihi increase, in no much so that I was about resort to the iwe ofspectncles; bntinslead of that tried a small vial ot your kt watur, aim i my ureal lov nn immense benefit indeed; so much so that I read by candle light with much more ease than I could ten years past, i woiiki mosi urenuiij your eye water lo all who are or mny be afflicted with weak or inflamed tyet. The application gives no pain whatever the eye.

Yonre reupe clfully, Remember the No. 211 BALTIMORE STREET, near the Centre Fountain, where tlte genuine medicines can mlu be had, as he has no agnnis in or out of city. JaQ4-tf JROPOSALH BY WILLIAM M. GOKGE, rot rrni iaiitHa i NIW PERIODICAL. TO I -NTITLID THE JOURKJlL OF BJiSKIiVO.U will contain, lm.

A new edition of "A Short History 01 Miner 110- ey and Banking In the United Suites," by in. M. Gouge, witli correction and addiuons, bnngmg the narrative down to the present time. 2d. Essavs on Banking, currency, nna Indred topics.

In which efi'urta will be made lo place these subjects in the clearest light possible. 3d. A semt-Biontfiiy review oi the tib, nnuiwi. the most important events, especially those which relate to Uie money and produce markets, and which afect the general operations of business. 4th.

Such miscellaneous matter as win, wuiie iiwin add to the interests of the work, subserve Its mam ob ject, which is that ofshowlng the true ctiaracier oi out miner ninnuv and haHkinE svslem. and the effvctit has the morals and happiness of diffecnt classes of the community. This Journal will he especially Intended for Farmers and Mechanics, hut it In hoped it will not prove unuse-ful to Merchants and other productive members of so- t. It will ne piinnsnea nce every vwu imkb number will contain sixteon page octavo, double column, with the leaves sUtchfd and cut, thus uniting the advantages of Uie open sheet with a form convenien binding. Subscription Plica one dollar and liny cenw a year Ingle conies 10 cents.

I'" tf LOOK HERE, BARGAINS IN KNIVKS AND FORKS. I have received from Auctitx 100 dozen KNIVES and FORKS, sliluly daamged, which I will ellverylow. Also, Pen and Pocket Ktvivr.B; Scissors; Spool; Snuffers and Trays; Brass Candlestick, he. fcc, together with a general assortniwit of HARD. WARE.

Also. 50 doz. KNIVES and FORKS, hnita-Uob Ivory handles, two. Uiree and four rong forks. w.

mtuwiij i J14-tf Wont Dntlifnore Grorn. To COACHMAKERS. Ilanilsonifl light drab A CLOTHS, suitable for coochnmkers, Just received EASTER, BKOTHKll ec CO, UHTAKI). A farther supply of fine mid superfin If J. MUHTAKB, ia i lb.

bottles, nnd ana in. can nmtcis. For sale by EDWARDS COBB, tf 1 North Charles Ktristf. HTcfyFsLTETtK)kT7iLLY vviniEoTsTi at tlte cetnvt of UhuIc and I'rutl tUH-tf as of to of FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1842. LEGISLATIVE PHOCEKDIM38.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Annapolis, March 2d, 1842, Afternoon Session. Mr. Gallagher presented the petition of John M.Johnston, praying for a divorce; Mr. Starr presented the petition of Geo.

H. Steuart, of Baltimore, praying for a divorce from Henrietta Steuart; Mr. Hook presented the petition of Eleanor Welsh, of Baltimore city, praying to be divorced from John Welch. Bills divorcing Martha Tileston, of the city of Baltimore, from Wm. Tileston, and giving her the guardianship of her children; and divorcing Emeline A.

the city of Baltimore, from William Bennet, were passed and sent to the Senate. The petition (for divorce) of Jesse C. Bur of St. Mary's county, was reported upon unfavorably, and the report was concurred in Dy the House. 1 he bill from the Senate to incorporate the Maryland Theatre company, was passed and re- lumea io uie senate.

The bill which had been returned from the Senate supplementary to the act "for amending uu reuuemg una system me laws ana regulations concerning last will and testaments, the duties of executors, administrators and guardians, and the rights of orphans and other re presentatives ol deceased persons," was taken tip for consideration, and the amendments pro- posea Dy uie senate assented to. I am just informed that a deputation from the banks ot your city amvei here this evening in the cars. The impression exists that the House of Delegates will not consent to the issue of notes of a less denomination than five dollars. Annapolis, March 3d, 1S42. During the sitting of the House, this morning, every member seemed eager for business some calling up bills, others presenting petitions, kc.

Had the same spirit moved them at an earlier day, they now might have little left to attend to. Mr. Sellinan presented a praduafed scale of assessment of the slaves of this State, as substitute for a bill already reported on that subject. It provides that all slaves, male and female, under five years of aee, shall be assessed at $35; between 10 and 15, $125; males, between 15 and 30, $400; males, between 30 and 45, $300; males, between 45 and GO, 100; females, between 10 and 15, $200; females, be-tween 14 and 36, $300; females, between 36 and 50, $150; which was laid on the table. Mr.

Richardson, of Baltimore, obtained leave to introduce a bill to regulate the bounds of prisons in this State. Mr. Gallagher offered a resolution authorizing the clerk of Caroline county court to furnish John A. Sangston certain papers on the files of said court; which was referred to the committee on grievances and courts of justice. Mr.

Starr reported a bill to regulate the sale of scrap tobacco in Baltimore; which, on his motion, was read and passed. Mr. Presstman reported a bill to despatch business in Baltimore county court, which was read and passed. Also, the bill to divorce Margaret A. Whitelock, and Mary A.

M. Hubbard, birth of Baltimore, were passed. Mr. Graves submitted a resolution zing the State Librarian to furnish the Law Library of Baltimore numerous documents, kc 11 .1.1. which was laid on me taoie.

The House then took up the bill allowing the banks to whom the State is indebted to issue orders on the treasury to the amount due them; which are to be taken in payment of taxes, and when paid into the State treasury, they are to be destroyed. The bill was passed. A message was received from the Senate, enclosing a communication See Senate proceedings from J. J. Speed, and others, appointed by the banks of Baltimore, to memorialize tLe legislature relative to the resumption of specie payments; and suggesting the appointment of a joint committee of conference in relation there to; and appointing Messrs.

Scott, Maeruder, bus anu ricic. Mr. Presstman proposed a concurrence in the appointment of a committee of con ference which was agreed to, and Messrs. Presstman, Sueneer, uraves, i uck ana iausin were appointed committee on the part of the House. Mr.

Grove reported a bill relating to the re- coveiy ot small debts out ot court in Washing ton county. Mr. Sherwood reported a bill eivintrthe Com missioners of Talbot county the power to appoint txuicciurs oi ii oirect lax. Mr. GallagbrrsubmitUd an order, authorizing the Adjutant General to furnish Captain J.

J. Daneker, for the use of the Baltimore Light iniantry, sixty musneu, etc winch was adopted, and sent to the Senate. In the Senate, Mr. Frick presented the follow ing letter and accompanying resolutions, which were read, and referred to the consideration of the House of Delegates. Annapolis, 2d March, 1842.

To the Honorable tlus President of the Senate, and Speaker of the Howe of Delegates of Maryland: Gentlemen: At a general convention of the Banks of the city of Baltimore, held on yesterday, it was unanimously resolved, that those institutions would resume specie payments on the first day of August next, without regard to the course of Virginia or Pennsylvania in tins matter, and indeed, without condition or qualification of any sort whatever. The Bauks have heretofore delayed any action on this important subject, from what they conceived to be a proper respect for the Legislature. Both branehes of that body have now acted definitely on it; but their deliberations have resulted in no law. As soon as this was known, these institutiens felt it an incumbent duty to the community, and to themselves, to take instant measures to terminate a suspension of which they, as well as the public, have long since been weary. The most of them believed, heretofore, that a suitable regard for the public interest forbade a return to coin payments, without a concurrent movement on the part of Pennsylvania and Virginia.

Now, they all hope, from the great caution with which they have heretofore proceeded, and with careful preparation by themselves and the community for a few months to come, they can re-assume their positions as specie paying banks without detriment to any of the great interests connected with them. To a resolution to do so they are willing indeed have pledged them selves. The convention that adopted this re' solve, appointed the undersigned a committee to visit the seat of government, and announce it to Uie legislature in the most respectful terms. This, it in the object of this communication to do, and also to enclose a full copy of the proceedings under which they derive their appoint ment. It occurred to the convention that in any enactments which it might please the Legislature hereafter to adopt in reference to this subject, it might be useful for it to know what the banks conceived it within their power to accomplish; and what, in the absence of Legisla tive command, they are resolved to accomplish.

The undersigned have it in charge also, to make known to Uie Legislature the strong and unanimous opinion the banks entertain, that permission given them, by law, to issue notes under the denomination of five dollars, would greatly facilitate the approaching resumption, and be of immense convenience and usefulness to the community. So strong is the view that the banks take of the efficacy of such an issue, to the extent of five per cent on their respective capitals, that Uu'7 think they could, with wrtairjtj re of of to to pledge them. Ihe banks, in taking tnese steps, and making; these suzerestions, are far from desiring to dictate to the Legislature Their only desire is to discharge their duty to the public, and to express, in the lrankest anu strongest terms their wish ana determination that the approaching resumption shall be both certain and permanent. We are gentlemen with very great respect, your obedient servants. J.

J. Speed, Thomas C. Jenkins, Gl'STAV W. Lurman, Jambs George, David Stewart. At a meeting; of the Presidents of the several Banks of Baltimore; held on the 1st of March 1S42, the following Resolutions were unanimously adopted Resolved, That whereas, since the present action of the Legislature of Maryland, seems to indicate there mav be no, legislation on the subject of resumption of specie payments by the Banks of Maryland it is deemed expedient oy the Banks themselves to fix upon a day to that effect Therefore, be it Resolved bv the Banks of Baltimore, that they will resume specie payments on the first of August next.

And be it further resolved. As the sense ol this that if the Legislature of Mary land will for the future, grant to the several Hanks of the State the privilege of issuing notes under the denomination of live, and not less than one dollar, to an amount not exceeding five per cent, on their respective capitals, they will re sume specie payments in sixty days alter the passage ol such law. Jlnd be it further resolved, 1 oat a commit' tee of five parsons be appointed to proceed forth with to Annapolis, and present the foregoing re1 solutions to the Honorable Legislature. Whereupon, the following gentlemen were appointed said committee, viz: J. J.

speed Thos. C. Jenkins, G. W. Lurman, Jas.

George, uavid tew art. Jacob Albert, Chairman, John M. Gordon, Secretary. When this was read, Mr. Scott submitted a message to the House proposing a committee of conlerence, which was acceded to.

or com mittces see House proceedings. Reported for the Sun. CITY COUKT. Februart Term, 1812 Present Judges Brice, Nisbet Jrorthington. 1 hursday, March lid State vs.

Bull Tuttle. Indicted for a libel on John Wills. We find it entirely unnecas' sary to enlarge wpon this case, inasmuch as jt was brought to a close for the present, by a formal verdict of "not guilty," rendered in virtue if the phrase is not paradoxical of an infor mality in the indictment, under the decision of the court, Irom which, however, the attorney general expressed his determination to appeal. The indictment set forth averments of libel by inuendo, referring to a charge which had been made by the defendants "Bull Tuttle" against Mr. Wills, contained in a certain warrant, by which Mr.

W. had been brought to trial, and oi wnicn charge he had heen acquitted. The counsel for the defence, Messrs. Nelson and Dobbin, demanded that the "prefatory matter," or "the charge" should be proved. For this purpose Justice McDonald, who had issued the warrant under the original charge was called upon the stand, out mr.

ielson objected to his testimony, further inan uie producing ol tne warrant; which upon its face stated, that, it had been issued "on the oath and information of Edmund Bull, of the firm of Bull St Tuttle, and not upon the oath and information of Bull Tuttle." The ob-jection was argued with that degree of skill and ingenuity which might be expected between two such distinguished members of the bar as Messrs. INelson and Richardson. "When Greek meets Greek, kc." The objection was sustained and Mr. McDonald's testimony was excluded, save wnai uie warrant had to say on the subject. The Attorney General then called Mr.

Mitchell, the High Constable on the stand; again Mr. Nelson objected. Mr. Richardson contended that if he could prove that Bull St Tuttle, in conversation with Mr. Mitchell, had made the charge, and that it had been agreed that Bull should make the affidavit, he proved all that the indictment required; it was not necessary to prove on what evidence the warrant had issued, if he succeeded in proving who had originally charged the act.

Mr. Nelson ingeniously parried the arguments of the Attorney General, and as he has a peculiarly felicitous ability, an effective professional kuack of arguing a case with looks and smiles, when in his seat and while his opponent is speaking, even succeeded in carrying this point, after a powerful argument in which he had resort to a fluent tongue, a ready wit and an unfailing ingenuity. The objection was sustained, whereupon Mr. Richardson rose and said that as he had been deprived of all oral testimony by the decision of the court, both cases necessarily went by the hoard. A formal verdict of "not guilty" was accordingly rendered, and the Attorney General stated his purpose inasmuch, as the trial was only in a preliminary stage, to carrv the decision the court upon the objections of the traversers counsel to another tribunal.

For the State Geo. R. Richardson and O. Howitz the defence John Nelson and Geo. W.

Dobbin KsqS. MILS Id TO GIVE NOTICE That the suhscn- ber has obtained from the Orphans' court of Bal timore coiintv, letters of administration on the estate WILLIAM HUMPHREYS, hue of said countv. deceived. All persona having claims against the mil deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with tne vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or before Uie 26lh day of July. 1842; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate.

All persons indebted to said estate are reuueslcd to make immediate payment. Given under my hand this 21st day nf January, 1842, NANCY H. HUMPHREYS, Ailin'r. rpillS la TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber 1 has obtained from the Orphan's Court of Iialii more County, leiicrs nf administration on the estate JOHN STK JBEL, late of raid county deceased. All Crrmins iiiivihk Cllliiun Hg.iiiini uie sum gnceasca, are ereby warned to exhibit the same with the voucher thereof to the subscriber, on or before the iWih day of July next, they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate.

All perstms indebted said estute are requested to make immediate payment Given under my hand this 28ih day of January, 18 1'2. JIiMrivMw ENRV 8TRQ1IEL, Ailm'r. rpillrf 1STOGIVE NOTICE That the subscriber 1 has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Haiti more county, letters of administration on the personal estate oi junrM AiMmoirrv, inie oi Udllimore city deceased. All persons having claims mjainsl the said deceased, arc hereby warned lo exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or be fore the Uth day ol Annual, I84'J; they may otherwise, by law, tie excluded from all benefit of the said entate. All persons indebted to said deceased, are requested to make Immediate payment.

Given under niyband this 9th day February, 1812. THOS. II. ATKINSON, Adiu'r, RHliIerslim between Charles and Liirht. fe91w4w rilHIS IS TO GIVE iNOTICK-That the subscriber JL 1ms obtained letters of administration upon the en-lute of BENJAMIN START, late of Baltimore city, deceased.

All persons having claims against the mad deceased, are hereby notified to presewt the same, properly flillhenticHleil, on or befors the 12lli day of Augim, may otherwise bylaw, be excluded from nil benefit of said estate, person indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment. Given under my hand litis lath day of February, lMU. feia law4W GEKARI) JOHNSON, Artm'r. TflHIS It) TO GIVE NOTlCE-fhat the subsTrT-JL her has obtained letiem of administration upon Uie estate of JAMES TONGE, late of BiilUmore county, deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby notified to present the same, properly authenticated on or before the SKd day of Autuet, they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from nil benefit of said estate.

Persons Indebted to mid deceased, are requested to make immediate payment. Given undermy hand this 2ltday of Februnry, 1842, fe22Uw4w ANN. TVHUE, Admi, at iu lu can the Ing on for by.