June 29th, 1850.

For she Advocate .
The communication in the last Gazette. signed [" Jaao-Boae," carries on it's face the marks of having more than one father, and much err, weak and puerile as Is the production, if 1t be not the labored effort, not only of him who has recently been ap- pointed to office, but of him also, who con lerEed the appointment Gratitude for the favor conferred, should certainly prompt the one, to defend the course pursued hy the other: but whether that gratitude will enable < Jaao- Bone > or all their .fdqe- Bones, to shield the late Netting Governor from the opprobrium which awaits him, for trampling on the peoples rights, and for setting up his own will, in opposition to that of the citizens of the country, time will speedily show. The communication Is too barren ofnatter to afford comment-but as a succession of .fam- Bones IS promised, it IS devoutly to be wished, they may contain something on which to found a reply; and then as my namesatze of old, with asiuilar bone. slew thousand of his enemies, in like manner will ] attempt to put a host of such petty scribblers to shame and silence, using their own Jalo- Bones.

 SAMSON.