STEPHEN GERARD.
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 we are indebted, (ssys the American Daily Adver. tlssrl to highly esteemed friend for tho following AS7.raet from she Win of the late Stephen Girard. There s not perhaps ah instance recorded in Ihe history of the world, of human being deyo,ing such an immense amoupa oG wealth, for the hene, of to the cy of Ss s % s SsSsS:d has give" s improvements and for the melOration of the condi- ton of its iHhahiiants.

 STEPHEN GIRARD's WILL,

 Gives to the Pennsylvania Hospital, subject 70 the payment of annuity Of $2O0 to female 'I:Te rye whom he sets free, $SO,OOO 10 the AsylHm for lhe Deaf and Dumb 2OOOO 10 the Orphans' Asylum, 10000 nO tne Controllers of the Public Schools, 10000 10 the City Cooperation, t0 he invested, ana the interest to be applied annually in purchases of Wood for the Poor, 10000 10 the SOciaty Of Ship Masters, 10000 To the Free Masons' Lodge, 10000 For . School to be erected in the township of PassyUnk, for poor white children, 6,OOO

 Sundry legacies 10 individuals amou nNg to l2OOOO several A An"uItIes amounting tO about 4,O00

 10 the C'iy of New.Orleans 1000 acres of

 improved land iH the lerr,tory of Mississippi, aud ". one ih'rd of 2O7 900 acres of unimproYed

 and m the same territory.

 To the City OC Philadelphia, the remaia- ng rIg two thirds of the said unimproved lands. This land is said to be now ,yN0rtlI $500 OOOl

 To the City of Philadelphia, Stock in the Scn9yikill Navigation Company, 10000 :, Worth in the market considerably more

 For College for poor whits male children. and s. it. sndowmsa's, 'Lo sum of a,OOO,oOo

 To the City of Philadelphia. for certain Ciiy improvements to be invested, and the in- 'srest to be annually applied, 5OO,OoO

 All his remaining Estate, real and person. al, tho part Of the real estate to he Rold) is to be applied as follows :--ln further aid of the said Coliege-improvements of the Civ and in relief of the Taxes-This Estate is very large, but not yet valued. To the Commonwealth oi Pennsylvania, to be applied to Internal Improvements by Ca. "als provided the Legislature shall, within one year from Stephen Girard's decease, pass laws a1thorizi"g the City of Philadelphia to to the United States for the same object BOO. .O0O

 The Gsn'lemen hereafter named are the Executors

 Timothy Paxson, Thomas Gone, Joseph Rober,s. William J. Duane, John A. Barclay.

 Importance o Slesgh BeiLs.We notice many sleighs gliding noiselessy along without bes This is wrong n two-fold sense it is direct violation of posi- tive statute on this subject and every man who rides without them is liable 10 heavy penalty; they add chesriuness to winter. and give renewed spirits 10 the old jaied nag wao carries them besides wha. is vastly more important, it is precau,on against the needless loss of limhs, incon of wounds and often destruction of life. This forcbly impressed on us few since, by witnessing the wauon sacri- fee of venerable physician in a town adjoining Bos- ton; the evening dark, the roads smooth as a mirrov. and the passage of sleghs wholly noiseless unless provided with the bells the individual in ques- ton was cautiously crossing the streets wrapped up i4 h's cloak, when the approach of heavily loaded seigh from the country, came upon him unnutired {; he was struck down by the horses and tho sleigh pas sed directly his chest; he was immediately ,- ken mp scmseess, carried to his dwelling, and tn few hours was corpse! Here was a wantOn destruction Of valuable fife. grief to a numerous family, and the loss of high professional talent the community by the "npardo"abie neglect in not providing sleigh bells we sOmetlmes shudder when we think Of this event, and teeI indignant when notice salutary eau. ton srcgardsd.-NOrhen,PtO CONs ier. MARRIED,

 In this village, Monday evening Is:, by the Rev Mir. Hickok, Theron Beach, Esq. of Goshen, ts Miss ] Lucy Sheldon, daughter ofDr. Daniel Sheldon. | In Hartford, Mr. Eli Barnes of Plymouth, to Miss Sophia B. Brown, of Ellington Mr. John Driggs to Miss Jane Ervir; Mr. Philemon r. Robbins to Miss Emily M. Strickland.

 Atso",hi"g.o". Mr. Joseph Davenport of CoIera", Mass. to Miss Sarah Newell.

 cembsr, Mr. Peter Monchef aged seventy -ttree years to Mss Eliza McWatey, aged fifteen years. DIED,

 Al Wintonhnry. Mr. Dosiheus Hubbard, 69. ! In Mansfield, Widow Anna Ames. 82.

 ,, In Nsw.Haye". Mr. Charles Bowers. aged H;- At Wes. Haven, Mrs Bracket, wife of Mr. Lyman B. S5 Mrs. Hester Thomas, 84.

 A. stra,iord, Mrs: Esther TomInson, a4.

 At Southington, Mir. Wm. Vase. a revolutionary pensioner. 73; Mr: Agur Hinman. 73. 1 At Colchester, ZacRariah O,msed, Esq. 68.

 Al Huntington, Mrs. Ann Judson, wife of Col AguI

 h Earmington. Mrs. Mary Morse, v. In Hartford, Ms. John R. Biiss, 24. Al West Hartford, Mr. Manning Devins, GO. Al Simsbury, Mir. Jonathan Enc, 38.

 At Ncw:Hartford. Mrs. Hn!dah Barnes, 65, lat consort of Mir. Levi Barnes, of Bristol.

 Al Windsor. Mr. Eakim Marsba, v; Mrs. Abi gail Palmer. wife of Cap. John Palmer 52 Mrs. Pho l De Eilsworth, "A. st

 Al GIastenbury. Lyman, son of HEf.Jared Goodrich ! l8; Elizabeth Wright, 84.

 l Al Wethers6eld, Mir. Elisha Stoddard, J2. At Middletown, Mr. Ephraim Bailey, 70. ] At Avon, Mr. Abel Woodrsff, 76.