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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22
DRUG NOTICE.

HAVING sold out my stock Of Drugs and Medicines.
and all business connected with the same to kel-
ler. Farnsley 81 Co., the first day Of June last.
take pleasure i'm Introducing them to the public
and my old friends generally. Keller FarDsley have
tlcmen, and excellent Druggists for years. Isaac
L. White who composes the company, il Is needless for
Inc TO say anything he is known 10 all who have trans
acted business with fCr the last nine Any re-
commentator from me would be superneus. May !,
ask for continuance. the NEW firm, othosc favor
literally bestowed upon me.
jyl5U CRAWFORD BELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22

have open Policy of Insurance, which viii
all shipments address, when advised by letter per
mail or when endorsed bills of Iadng before or
the time Of shipment. MOGRIDGE d McfAuI-
mar9, '53--d&wIy st. Louis. MO-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22

keao1eoCoss 'stitrt ? 4
J. e. 4. WAEsn, 20 H 20 ,-.lfssa
PAoE IL BAS Oh, Z ~
CHARLES Bow & CO., 81. Aoe~'
4; y; N.wso.. & sae- Leuissiils. e
Ellis & M0RroEs 90 II ,..,-..- $780,.
SrRAprR e. GoanAH, rs ---
HOSEA & FRASER, Cinsinnau.
SrRrHcER & WmTxnAN,
f. O. GOODMAN * Co., ffe
J.W. BurLkR q BRo.,
ID. LKEcu & Co., \ Pittsburgh.
WIN. HoLMEs& Co., rtt. ~
E.& c. YARxAtL & Co., ! ass,
MORGAN, J. NJ. Buck s. MoRaAn, l p,,;,.a.,,,.,.
Il. b. CoNEeys, lu ite
SHIELDS d. MILLER, Hl4
Blow 81 MARCH, 4 r.- IS
CuAs. A. WErcHr.)
JOSIAH LEE IL Co.. R,,,,rnorc
ABRAHAM G.. COLE, nai'imorc' e
A A. ". p. Sow 4 Co. G Co., Boston.
T-C.TwICHELL& CO., New Orieans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22

NOTICE,

ME- have this day associated with us in the Drug
w bosiness, Mr.. Isaac r. White. The business viii
hereafter be carried at the old stand formerly eccu
pied By Crawford Bell, Main street between LIST end
. jsI-n $500 KELLER, FARNsLEY & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
TIME stock and fixtures OF retail Grocery Stor e. stu
l. ated In business part Of tho city. For particulars
enquire N this office. gySi-St
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22

ADMINISTRATOR, NOTICE.
A 7 the April Term of the Court OF Conmo
IA Pleas of Vanderbursh county, the estate OF Ehx
Daniel, deceased. was declared probably insoy eni
sreditors therefore notified that the same Will D.
ettled accordingly. -
jy2t3wt CANADAY HlGHENBoTEM.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22

BAlkGAINS! BAIIGAINS!! BARGAINS!!
A VARIETY OF Misses, Infants and bows Hats and
"A Caps.-Aiso n splendid assortment Of Fancy Furs
iorsGentiemens use-all OF which will be sold at cost
In order TO make room for my fall stock.
y1V'u ----.. VAUTIER'S.
First Street Cd door above Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22
PAVINC NOTICE.

ORDERED that the of lots Nos. Il. IL, 49, CO.
" 81, 90 o. D. TO- II. II, H. H. Is, 10, ?; 5, o.;
q; =; % and % the Lower McGarys Enlargement;
cut down the side walks in front therof and pave the
same under the directions of the City Engineer or
before the 18th day OF Sepem Der next; and in default
thereof the City Marshal is directed 10 perform said
scssed and collected by sale of said lots or so much
thereof as may be necessary satisfy said lien and costs
BY order Of the Council rft
E203t GEO. III. TODD City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22

% thanks to their retail customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed them and as they in
tend quitting the retail trade, after the
they would suggest to the public that they grea,
many very good goods suitable only for the retail trade
which they will sell unusually low Persons desrous OF
good barg ns will find it to their advantagcto call soon
and all persons indebted TO them will find 10 their al
vantage to call and make immediate settlement. iyIg
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I.OST.

LOST
|nN Thursday night last between the Henderson ferry
" and DIR. McDowells. valuable Whip whip SOCK
et The finder will be literally rewarded, by leaving the
same at this Office. TWO AZ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22

little boy whom. thirty years ago, you saved
from the house of correction; that poor boy
whom you kindly took from the bonds of the
law, and placed on board one one OF your own
vessels
'And are you, srfr
sYes-yes. am the man you made. You
found me a rough stone from the hands of
poverty and bad example. 1t was you who
brushed off the evil and who first led me to
the sweet waters Of moral life and happi-
ness. have profitted by the lesson you gave
me in early youth, and the warm spark which
your kindness lighted up in my bos ON has
grown brighter and brighter ever since.
With an affluence for life have settled down
to enjoy the remainder OF my days in piece
and quietness, with such of good work as
my hands nv find to do. heard of your
losses and your bereavements. know that
the children of your own flesh are all gone,
but am a child of your bounty child of
your kindness, and now you shall be still
my parents. Come, have home and a
heart and your presence will make them both
warmer brighter and happier. Come, my
more than father-and you my mother, come.
You made my youth all bright, and will
not see your old aged doomed to Darkness
Jacob Manfred tottered forward and sank
upon the bosom of his preserver. He could
not speak his thanks, for they were too heavy
for words. When he looked up again he
sought his wife.
Susan he said, in choking, trembling
tone, my bread has come back to me!'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
SMALL NOTES.

4 The Legislature Of vireibia has been repeated
y urged 10y The peops and tb4 press. ID authorize
the banks to issue notes OF less determination
than IS co.. The importance 81 this step We cob
slider paramount Nor have we seen any valid al
gument against q. Tie idea that il will drive
specie out Of eiIeulellon is rallacy-ahutnbue
known to b 50 by the Interested politicians who
use i. The specie currency cannot be effected III
State action. For al des.iencies in specie. ne
congress OF The UnitetNSiatesi responsible. Il u
NE action o. this body which regulates the specie
CURRENCY.
But without arguing The Gsestion. MARYLAND
has undertaken to proaibi the issue OF notes
and though The lay has hot gone into effect. ths
people, who have enjoyedthe advantages Of a small
note circulation, are petiiio1ing FOR itsEepeal.-
The Baltimore Clipper says:
Petitions are being pfeserted from an sections
Of the State, requesting the repeal OF that portion
o. the law Of I!e last session, which prohiots Le
circulation u Maryland Bank Notes below Ibk De-
nomination d hse dollars. aifer specified dale
ieit confident al The time otIhe passage OF thai
law thatli Would affect inJu10Usly the Interests u
the people, aft that they would call Tor The repeal
OF the section relating TO the small notes 81 MaryL
land banks. Those notes were consideIed conye-
nIence instead Of grievance and hey were taken
IN preference 10 gold dollars, notwithstanding the
humbsg got up about specie Currency
Now let Virginia look at ibis and persist in her
folly. VIVA, DO The resolutions of 49, 80 say upon
the subject ~ Lerandria IiLkgnaD6 81
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Evil Be- sen from he foIlouing note from Mr..
Brrroz- The very obIigiag postmaster Al HafPFrs-
Fery thar addsiionai faeiiiies have been diretied
Tor the accommodates Of the pablic- As his Hili
increase the labOss q The pos,nasisf We rastihey
viii be Sufficiently remunefzled.
Posr 0FFIcs HlrPers-FsrEy,
February I, 1883.
HIN GaLLanEn, Esa-Dsar Sir: ID pursuance
Of Suggestions made BY this Once, % The Pot Of
Zee Departments, permission has ben granted 70
despatch the mails from Winchester and inierne-
diaie points, arriving II this once daily a. o.
clock A. NJ, BY the accommodation train leaving
nf9. a NJ; instead Of Eaiting-as at present-tor
Inc arrival Of The regular mail train from the wess
a :, P. ~.
By Ibis arrangement, the great mails for The
Soulh ard Fast will gain sik hours, but att pack
ages Tor points hiozt OF Baltimore and Washington
viii be detained a. heretofote until the ARRIVAL OF
the regular mail train, there being no route agent
TO distribute them on the way,
The mails from the West reaching here at p
H.. will Be despatched 10 Winchester and Charles
Town (but no Intermediate uoinIs) By the night
tFain and mails will be made up al this ONCE. for
those places A. well as for Baltimore, Washington
and points North and South OF those places, by The
morning [aee0mmod atom train, so soon as the re-
qnisiIe tumber of mail pouches can BE- procured 10
easble this once 70 carry The arrangement into d.
feet, which, Il i hoped, will be By Monday next
Very respectfully, CIV. BUTTON
Dast u
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HARMONY.

The New Orleans Delta says that the ptnoeracy are
harmonious " sixteen tom-cats tied in me al bag "
The illustration hitsthe precisely AMI enahating
il does from Democratic SOURCE mitch loo rcy u
be lost.
The Savannah Georgia. another Journal Il the same
faith, thoughof the ultra soaten Rights stripe also
recognises the divisions and emBar4smenis Of the par
Though milder in phrascology, its remarks are aot
less significant: 4
The difficulties 10 be encountered by Gen Pierce,
in reconcng the Earring elements Of his party land the
conflicting claims Of its leaders, neither few nor
small IL would seem that all who inHited 10 do
operate in securing his election, and who thus inyel
did operate in considerable numbers TO may
claim 70 share 10 has favor. ethow 10 make nnt q
cabinet composed of Hunkers and Barnburners Of the
North Of States Rights and Conpr Democrats Of
the South, is aquestion net easy of solution.
" may be tceH for ne friends of The President not 10
underestimate e hbIrrassnaeRt Of his position caied
70 head party decided feeling as The DsaOera.
X Gu or khe Uaion at LM present fiste.''f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

CONGRESS.

IN he Skxark, on Fsi4zy The snhjeci q The
Clayton4B plHer treaty was, afer debzte, referred
70 The commiiee % Foreign Relations. biila-
bolshing arrests on mesue process in The District
q Columbia vas passed. The Pacific Railrc1a
bin was fntther Idehated
10 The Houss Nj Ssanly, from the COMMITTEES
Of Wars and Means, reported the Dill 10 authorizes
ne Secretary OF the Treasury 70 deposit with the
serial States he fourth instalmeni OF The surplus
feEenne, directed By the act OF June, 1886 The
eomHiiues directed Il TO be reported with recon.
mendation that II do not pass; and the House lad
u upon the table-yeas los, EARS co. The Den
cheney bill was eonsidered in COMMITTEES and sub
sequeutly passed.
In the SENarE on Saturday humber Of private
bills were passed - and The Senate adjourned MI
Monday
The HodsE devoted the day 70 the consideration
q private bills tweniy-lwo Of which were passed
The SESArE Wis MOI IN session on Saturday.
Ia The H4rsk, bill was passed. for the relief Of
General Benneff- Riley, and some time was spent
IN committee on the private calendar.
The dealh o. tie Hon A. II. BrELL, a member Of
The H9lseot Representatives from the State OF
New York. vas ANNOUNCED ii both branches OF
Congress on MonSav
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II ar lie al,

In Wheeling. o.. the oath ulffano. By Rev. VIVA.
\ Armstrong Mr. BJDlNAR WAKfb, Of Hazpcrs. Ferry,
place.
BERT sLEatMENS FLAGG. 81 Vffg;nia,. fol MI,
MARGARET Nm, second daug liter o. Nathan Hughes,
Esq., Of Washington city
On Tllarsday, 920th VII. by Rev. Nj. Dennis. Mr..
WILLIAM SHANK to Miss MARC ARET Al MILES
T. both Of berkeley county.
W CushInan, Nix. DAVID.B. JAMES 10 Miss HAIR.
RIET Cs WHALEY--both Of Loudoun county 81
4 Ga Thnrsday, 2Tth ultimp, BY Rev Mr.. Greer Mr.
CRAVEN JAMES to Mrs. EMIL zBLAKELEY--all
of Loudonn.
In the ferry boat, the Potomac river opposite
BerIin, on Sunday morning 10th umo, BY y ey. Geo.
y. Martin. Mt. 'TiiOSs II. GREEN to Miss MARGA-
RET A., second daughter Of The late David Spring al
81 Hoysrflle, Lendunn county ~.
Oncthe Goth dItimo, By ReE.5A. G Cbenowith, Mr..
HAMILTON III KEITER to Miss ISABELEA j..
CLARK-botii q Frederick county.
On Tuesday, 9Th ultima, bJ Elder C. Sine. Mr.. RO-
BERT WHiTACRE, lf Frederick, and Miss MARY
county.
On Thursday 18th uitino, BY the same Mr.. TTi0s.
]. MCKEE, Of Frederick, and Miss SARAH M. SINE,
daughteEof Elder G. Sine, Of Hampshire
On Tuesday 18th ultimo, by the came. Mr.. DANIEL
Z. OATS % Miss NARY ANN PARRISH, daughter
Of Joseph Parish all Of Frederick.
on the IA q December, thy Bridge, 4 H.rPsrs-
NAN g Miss ISABELLA RUBY both 4 shenan-
qoah county.
At the sans time and place, BY THE same, Mr. BEN
gAMlN HOiTZMAN and Miss SARAH RIDDLE
BERGER y bath Iof Shenandoah.
On the 9Th ultimo, b. Rev. J. Msrkwood, Rev. II
brethren IN Christ, 70 Miss MARYlA MICHAEL, Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
EDITORIAL LIFE ASD PHILOSOPHY,

j. L. Locke Esq, one of the ablest and most ac-
complished editors Of the South in taking leave Of
the Savannah Republican which he has edited for
the last thirteen years thus speaks OF editorial
life The incessant mental ana physical labor
demanded to re-produce every morning sheet that
Perishes ere nghtfal, can never be appreciated by
those who view the circle or yhi operations from
without. II i symholized in classic story by Ire
stone Of sysiphus, and The wheellof Ixion. while
fear the fable Of Tansaus might be superadded to
illustrate the fortunes Of hianF6f my brethren Of
the quill in the United Staesof too often the pro
missed cup Of enjoyment never comes near enough
to be tasted. This picture has its reverse howe T.
er. With all Us drawbaeks there is much thai is
cheering in an editors life, and be is poor pho-
sopher, as we'll as editor who cannot return every
morning to his labors With renewed energy and
determination p h. sEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
AGRIouLruRaL INSTITUTE.

We refer the Feier the cadef q the advertisement
Of the Rev BssIAsuN II. BESroy, Principal q the
L0ado9a AsrIcaitara Institute and CAemeal Academy
An ias'i'uiiO9 o. iAis Kind = novel this section but
nescriheless oar o. the most important and useful which
could r patrOnised- We know BOthing Of Mr. b.
assstshis but We say that Mr. Benton is one Of he
best praci'e- Chemists N the state We trust that
there VII no' ohly Dc one siadeut from every county
the State, but half dnzea Of them We daa assure The
worthy Prheipa that jefferson win Be represented
We have here eares ofboys suited r sach an instit-
mon. Lei the ends Of srieultHre move early On Tie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
LARGE APPKoPPaiArIoNs,

The House of Delegates, the last week went
largely into appropriations for Internal Improve
ment
On Friday, 6Tbill granting 4 Subscription Of
three-6nhs $500 600 to TIE Norfolk and Peters
burg Rail Road Company was passed
On Saturday, a mammoth bib was also passed
by the decided vote pt 81 to 80, 10 make loan of
81 900. 900 to the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company.
A bill to incorporate the YORK River and RICH
mond Railroad Company, with 4 capital on the
two and ihree-fiithS principle, was passe'. lfii
And abillte increase the capital sock Of the
Lursy and Front Royal turnpike CON any, on the
same prineiple was also nassed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
noRRInLE TRAGEDY N MlssIs3ipp1-

AuHkAMA& EnAGEDh ~ N-ASSeS - = -
Thelpaulding miss Clarion relaies ~ follow
ing shocking AFFAIR:
On Thursday lsst james Clark, II we'll
kuoHn citizen 81 the cotnty ef Clark made
al ASSAULT u1oa his negro woman, for
causs which, e have NOS heard stated He.
then ordered her into . corner Of theIr room,
aud commenced pitching bis knifs Is herr
point foremost. As the knife would enter
her flesh he would compel his victim to
draw It forth and return il to him. This
aemoniacal amusement was continued until
the slave was covered With about fifty bleed
ing gashes The same day he whipped his
wife, cut her all ever the head With his
knife, not dangerously, We understand, but
IN 4 mass Of cruel and painful punetuFes. -
He also cut of her eye-lids y
This strange drama wound up on Friday
last hy tue commission of murder. Clark.
Oh that day, ordered his wife to 50 and call
Lewis, IA negro belonging to the family J =
She obeyed1 but the slave refused to come
through dread of his enraged master, We
suppose, Mrs. CLARK returned, and was
WHIPPED BIZ her husband for not bringing
the negro Five times was she sent upon
/ this capricious mission, five times was il
/ fruitlsss, and each time she was-whipHed for
her failure. Clarkthen called to the slave,
/ informing him that he would shoot hip next
morning III be negro, It seems, did not heed
the warning, for while splitting rails the
I next morning. he was deliberately sAot'by
his master. The wound was fatals the, ne
1 gre ran about three hundred yards, and fell
\ IN mortal agony CLARK, who's suppOsed4o
!! be insane has been committed g answer for
murder
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

FaKk NEoR1 iScAxAsE.-An erroneous idea n
generally enteltained 10 regard 10 The number Of
free negroes Ii Virginia and more particularly ID
regard 70 their increase. being more rapid ihan
any Osher portion Of population. Their numbers
In 1850 were only II. 666, and In 1850, 50 e29-are
adduced a. evidence Of the fact This temonsiraI
zion i more apparent shan real. The increase 4
not denied-bui 4 i owing 70 emancipation. net
births, For mani years, large numbers were sci
free BY their masters. and pefmilled 70 remain n
The State. That y no longer the case. Since he
prohibition they hare increased more slow
" than ether he whites or blacks. From 1880 %
1870. the increase was liule over 20O0-from 1910
l. 1850. les than 1900. Ffsierieks5nyg MRS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
An iNCfDENT.

AT The recent burning Of the Louisville
II otel, the eoolest incident .tgok place during
the height ofItLe4fre, and when all Thought
the entire building would be laid in1ashes
It ocearrad between Mr. Aicore, clef# at the
hotel, and ono Of the Boarderss The latter,
carpet bag in hand. descended from third
story, which Vas all in flames, and marching
up tolthe clerk 1t the Office, around whom.
the hot einders were dropping, told him
that be believed he would move his quarters,
aud wanted 10 know how much his bill WAS
Moore turned 10 the ledger, counted itIup,
/ made out the bill, took the money. and pc,
htely bowed him cut, at the same time *.
pressing his regret at his sudden Departure
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
nLoWIEG UP orTAN ENGINE.

Anexraordihary accident ocdnrredqn Thnrs5ay
morning on the : o'clock Peek kill and New York
-irain) a, TarrStown. The lpcptnosiye had STOPPED
to water al the station house, and Immediately
blew up ana became a total wreck. A part Of lie
engine thrown two hundred fee, into The liver.
The roof Of the shed rnder Ehirh the water was
covered was also blown a6Sut 100 fee, across The
track. PiecesOf wood and iron, together with the
scaiding water, were scAusred IN al directions,
aad what Is wonderful bnt one man, and he a
way passenger, was injured. This rnaa had his
arm broken In two places.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
PRESrDENFs FILI sIoRE AND PIX

TheI folofiag hiter from President Fillmore to
a seGllemaI ia New York has been made public
# WAsHINGroN. Jan %, 1853
! RtY DgAe Era. Your note Of yesterday came 10
haha ihis nj sing, end hasten ID do ihstice 10
pcI;ghl OH u eal. WAC is now Ibis gravel You
SAY that il SgA sGaled III your preseHce thatPresil
dent Polk was hearless aad cold. and thai one 81
&l4 eoidesi actsiwas that he vacated The White
House seveEbl days before the Presiden,,electeam
10 Washington, t4r fear Of opening his heart SO as
70 f1k MIN ~ hiShduse and table. II IS due 10 Mr.
Po5kr 10 say thai know this 10 be untrue, Gen.
Taylor and myself were both inYiteh1to dine with
him, and did dine with him before he leftthe White
House. and have1 doubt all The cviities oTdi-
natily exie9dedl to HE incoming administration
were extended by President Polk 10 Gen Tayler
and acrordiTg to- nv recollection, he did not leave
the White House ill he4th, or rather the 5th OF
March wbidh was Manday The confusion Incl
dent 70 The lose of Ssession Of Congress and The
breaking up Of housekeeping BY the Presidents
family, must necessarily prevent any President
from doing more lhan Mr. Polk did in The case 81
> Gen. Taylor and If am rightly Informed, may
] Of his predeeessatsdid not do as much
LAM respdgtyI yours MLLkRD FiLuMokg
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LErrEa FROM THE PRESIDENT
ELECT.

7rII, I Z
Inc i9powingrleiier, deeply touching n It's aliu-
sions to khe wrile recent bereavement and noble
ii ssptine,it ,b,l,,ho,, vas al Monday evenin,
rk,th H. NJ. i 800. 800. . E.a, I,.,s.I IS -
le. y '24st . ~ '4s -''l''N-
6efmenE
CoScoRD, y IL Friday Jan Il, 1885.
MI DEAk SiRs-When the cdminiuee OF your
city government of Boston, PERSONALLY presented 10
ne the official y4soluton. and also your very kind
and gratifying lagier inYitag me 10 accept, on my
WAY "a the seat n eiovernnent the hasPhalites Of
the city, expressed verbdlly, my thanks aid ac-
ceptanee'; stating at the same lime, that nv own
inclinaiipu4 wodld promp, me d desireYihat my
Journey World X performed wthou, pu6lic d.
rnonsiraiol. oh consideration, after The event
whicA.has recently fallen upon me with such crush
ing yeiTh il will OF coursP h. eYnected tbaf I
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D I eds

In Middleway, On Saturday, 20th uisino. Mrs ~
Ola Al. NELSON, the esteemed consortof DF. Mann
r. Nelson, aged hbont ~ yeafa Her was peace,
Ia Lancaster, Pennsylvania IN Sunday morning. 22d
ullimo, IL the 5sh year 81 his age, GERARD bVNUt
Youngest son Il James B. and hiary Ann Wager.
IL Winchester, a. the ~ ultimo, Mrs. HELENA
HOLIDAY n wife u VIM. NJ Holiday 10 epoat ne
10th year Of her a&e. She dled IN the qil Triumph
Christian faith.
On Monday alth ult. q hs residences y krcass,ck
coanty. 81 iko Northwestern Turnpike, some nlne
miles hon WincEesicr, VIM. SEEMER, ST., y abp.s
the Goth yeaf q bis ase. as...
On The 20tk nIlino, q Dranesxe, "a I. ~
soI q Peylcu md Isabella Wells, egsd yean
months and II k4ys.
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THE ALEXANDRIA, = HARPRRs-FER.
RY RAIL ROAD.

Opr readers will see, by a notice in smother col
nmu, that the charter for the Rail Road along the
Southern Bank Of the Potomac il not ID remain.
dead letier on our statute books.
From the spirit with which the scheme is taken
up BY gentlemen Of well known eliterprise we can
not doubt ultimate success. Theronte win not ex-
coed 10 miles, and is by no means unfagorable for
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