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New PosT OFFIcE.-A handsome and
convenient building has just been erec-
ted on the other side of the Creek for
the Post Office. The office was removed
on Monday last.
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GSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF
- Nevada, Court of Sessions, April term
A. D. 1853.
April 5. Theo. Miller, county clerk of Ne
vada county, this day came forward in open
court and presented his written resignation Of
said office, ito take effect from and after the
date thereof April 5th, 1853. Whereupon his
resignation is accepted by the court and The
Office Of County clerk declared to be vacant
Ihercupon it is ordered by the court that
Robert A. Davidge, be and he is appointed
County Clerk of Nevada County, 10 fill the
vacancy for the unexpired Term of the said
Miller, expiring an the Goth day of May next.
And the said z obert A. Davidge is required
TO execute the bonds required by statute
Whereupon he presented in open court his
two scvc. al bonds, which are approved by the
court, and ordered to be filed with the County
Treasurer Of Nevada county.
Published by order Of the court.
Attest, ROH'T A. DAVInGE,
30 81 County Clerk.
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QUARTZ, QUARTZ.

NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS The Croc-
~ sus Hill Quartz Mining Company's
Quartz Mill, consisting of ten largo Stampers
and two Chill Rollers of four tons weight each
having one of Bloisdell's rATENr AMALaAMA-
TORS attached, is hereby offered to company
of sufficient capital to work the ledge satisfac-
torily on shares. This mill is Just completed,
having been run but "a short time, and has been
erected in the most substantial manner. lt-is
capable of crushing twenty four tons Of rock
in twenty -four hours The machinery is pro-
PEELED by splendid thirty two horse power
engine. The company's ledge of quartz is be-
lieved to be enc Of the richest in California
having prospected as high MS As cts. to the
pound at test Of several hundred pounds,
crushed and amaigamated by the usual meth
cd. Smaller quantities Of quartz have yielded
much richer prospects. The company is out
of debt and their property entirely free from
encumbrance.
Early application must be made to the Sec
re.ary, II. FlTZ SIMMONS,
Auburn, Placer county.
By order Of the Board of Directors
March ol -i2.d.y
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Post Office Hours.

The Nevada Post office will be open
From to IL AN, and 2 TO 6h rM. On Sunday
from 3 10 / AM, and 2 to 8 PM
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Office Of the Rocky Bar Mining Co., Ne. 20
Merchants Exchange, Hanover ST.,
New York. February 18th. 1853.
Notice to Stockholders sn Cali fornia.
NOTICE is hereby given that an assess
IN ment of five per cent upon the capital
stock Of the company.-bas been levied by the
board Of Directors, pursuant TO Art. IL of the
articles Of association, payable by holiers in
California to Messrs Adams 8. Go. at any Of
their offices in California, on the lsr day Of
May next. In case of non-paywent at the
time specified, the shares upon which payment
is required, together with all previous pay
ments thereon, shall be forfeited to tho asso-
citation. by order Of the Board,
50.3t S B WOOLWORIll Secretary.
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100 Barrels Crushed Sugar,

lUt' Barrels Crushed Sugar,
so bhls Carolina Rice;
200 doz Brooms; 90 bbls Billings Hams;
lbs do s-hoop Pals; ITO sacks Rio Coffee;
200 boxes Soap; $50 do Beans;
80 bbls Pork 200 boxes Candles;
so frkins Butter; $50 do Raisins;
10000 lbs Peruvian Sugar; 100 cases Rasp-
berry Syrup;
100 cases Imperial Tea, ID caddics;
$50 cs. Chicken, boiled and roast Mutton,
Kensctt's Beef, Green Corn, Green Peas,
Oysters. Fresh Strawberries, assorted
Preserves, Fresh Peaches, Lobsters.
ALSO,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Martelle, Rouse,
Chauvin, Friores, &c. &C.
WINES-Shcrry, Port, Madeira, Marmsley,
Teneriffc.
ALSO-Whiskey, Alcohol &c. For sale by
VERPLANCK & McMULLIN,
5O-3m 60 Front st, near Long wharf.
New Style 5 Of Clothing.
EUST RECEIVED large and complete
80 assortment of CLOTHING, Of the lates;
styles, comprising
Oyercoats, blk and cold doeskin, French
castor cloth, knotted beaver and Deyonshrc
kersoy.
Bi'k and cold d'French elotS frocK and dress
coats;
Blk and cold French cloth shooting coats,
new styles
Blk and cold French clsth riding coats,
new styles;
Bll and col'd French cloth sack coats, new
styles;
Blk doesain, cashmere and Banjean's
French lig'd cassmcr pants;
Fancy doeSkin and eassmer pants Of every
quality and style;
New styles of.weed cassimer, pilot and ker
soy business coats;
New and elegant styles Of blk and cold
embd cass yesis;
Plain and fancy Marseillcs, silk, satin, cass.,
velvet, cashmere, bombazine and drap' d. ella
of every variety OF color and style.
ALSO,
a full assortment of Boys CLOTHING.
The above goods arc direct from our manu-
factory, and in quality, style or workmanship
cannot be surpassed, and will be sold at very
low rates either at wholesale or retail.
JOHNSON & CANFlELD,
50-Im 100 Clay street
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The Richest Assortment

OF Dress Goods and Trimmings ever
~ brought to Nevada, just opened com
prising in part, Muslin dc Soil, Chally, Bar.
ege, Delaine, extra fnc Lawns, Ginghams,
Merrimac Prints, Grape, Alpaca, Lu sire,
&c. &c. 10 Ladies, call and sec these
Goods, at DORNIN e. cos,
The American store, Commercial st.
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N OTIC q.

A Lb. persons are hereby cautioned not &c
IN give credit to my wife, Jane w. Lyon,
on my acc oount, as viii pay no debts Of her
contracting, she having deserted my bed ana
board without sufficient cause. Nevada city,
March Both, 1853. WILLIAM s. Lyon.
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Wyoming Q. M. G.

a T meeting of the board Of trustees hed
IA at the company's office en- the 2Sth March
1853, an assessment Of $500 on each half
share Of stock was called, 10 be paid in TO the
Treasurer on or before the 10Th April. All de-
linouent shares will be advertised and sold ac-
cording to law S. C. MINTYRE,
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Blacksmithing of all kinds.

0NHE undersigned is prepared TO do oil
u kinds of fBacksmithing, ii the best style.
at his shop on PINE STREET, between Broad
and Spring streets. He has states timber for
repairing wagons, and large quantity of ex.
cellent Iron and Steel, which he can work up
in style not to be surpassed in the state, and
at reasonable prices.
THOMAS HUGHES.
March 24.-4S-4,n
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Just Received.

I23 PACMAGES WDE., Comprls-
ing general assortment Of Groceries, Provi-
sions, Hardware, Queensware, Iron, Steel, etc.
The above goods were purchased in the San
Francisco market for cash, and will be sold
wholesale OF retail low for cash. II. DAVIS.
April 18th. 1859.
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Taken Up,

"A BOUT tho 10th of Feb'y last, between
"A Deer Creek and the Yuba River. below the
lower crossing, one medium sized Cray Horse
Mule, with Spanish Brand on right shoulder.
No other brands percsivable and slight har-
ness mark on top Of neck The owner is re-
quested TO prove property, pay charges and
take him away. III. A. SINGLETON.
Nevada, March 10th, 1853. .--43 3t*
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Just Received.

ENX Clipper Winged Racer, largo assort-
NJ nent of
Cottonade pants and Denim Overalls;
Super plain and fancy French Drill Pants:
Satnet and Farrest Cloth do
Canton Flannel and brown drill Drawers;
Hickory, calico and flannel Shirts;
Pilot, Pea and Monkey Jackets:
Col'd Cloth, Cashmere and Tweed Business
Goats;
Marseilles Vests, assorted colors and styles.
Cotton and Merino Half Hose;
20 balcs superior ''lndia" brown Drills;
1900 25lb. Bags.
ALSO-A large and complete assortment
OF Boys CLOTHING. Merchants and
Traders are invited to call and examine.
JOHNSON s. CANFIELD,
COLIN 1863 Clay street
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Kentucky Clothing Store.

1NHE miners and citizens Of Nevada, are in
L formed that the Kentucky Clothing
Gsods, consisting of every thing belonging o
Gentlemen's Clothing, which they will sell AT
prices TO "as. onish both Jews and Genties."
"Quick sales and small profits.'' Give us
call, and you will find it much to your adyan-
tage. Remember the Kentucky Store, on
Main street, Nevada. Wholesale and retail.
GRAUMAN & JOSEPH SON, ag rs.
E02n
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PHELPS' HOTEL.

vESHE undersigned, proprietor, havingmat.
IL cons rable alteration and improvement
In the above named Hotel, is now prepared to
accommodate oil who may favor him with a
lcall.
Every attention win be paid to render this
house most desirable home for Weekly Boar
ders, Families, and all Transient Company
The bed rooms are attended to with sorupu-
lous care, and the table furnished al all times
with Il best the market affords.
Board and Lodging, per week, I'd floor, $500
Bolrd and Lodging, per week. Sd floor, 1900
Board without Lodging, l4.OO
Board ani lodging, per day, I'd floor, 80
t
Single Meals, 100
so 3m WN. G.. ASHER.
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NOTICE.

A LII outstanding County Orders endorsed
IA by me prior to August lst, 1852, will be
redeemed on presentation at the County Trea-
surers Office at Nevada City, Gaia.
III. &. HODGE,
Co Treasurer. Nevada county.
Aprjl 9Th IS53.-5l-6w
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Stoves! Stoves /! Stoves I!
@ Z, 8 and inch Premiums, air tight.
NWs 7, 8, 8 and 10 inch New Woild, air tight.
7, and 9 inch Globe, air tight.
7. 8 and 9 inch Atlas, air tight
Also-Tin Plate, sheet iron, and plain and
iapanned tin ware, for sale by
ACKLEY g. CO,
ld7 Front It,, bet. Jackson and Pacific,
45-2m San Francisco.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. 9. G. M'INTYRE-sprscon Dentist.
ED ESPECTFULLY returns his siHcere
E& thanks to his friends and the public for
the liberal patronage he has received. He is
prepared to execute and warrant all manner OF
dental operations, in the best manner, and 1T
the lowest prices. Office at Hodges Book
Store and at Kilbourn's Daguerrean Room.
Ladies waited on at their residences. 47-3m
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Virginia House Re Opened

YWvHE undersigned have taken in charge this
r. popular house, and design to maintain its
excellent reputation by supplying the table
with the best to be obtained ia this market
the bar with the choicest liquors and cigars,
and furnishing clean and comfortable beds
No pains will be spared to please their patrons.
A continuance of The patronage heretofore be-
slowed is respectfully solicited. MIR. John
son, who viii superintend the arrangements of
the table, has had great experience in this de-
partment and for six months past has beer. the
caterer for the Union Hotel in this city. A
fne Correl and Stable is attache to this He-
tel and teamstcrs, dc. can be accommodated
ut all hours JOHNSON q STROUD
47-3m
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NOTICE.

A NY information of Charles Reckett, who
IA came to this country in 1919, fromi Balti-
more, Maryland, will be most gratefully re.
celved by addressing.
GEORGE A. JENKINS,
30 3t* San Francisco
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Masonic.
New Advancement.

HN future there will be FOUR MAILS por
Il month to the Atlantic States, and Bills
of Exchange drawn on Page, Bacon and Co.
also Gu Burgoync and Plume, New York, FUR
nished for each mail steamer II. DAVIS.
Asrl 18TH 5l-2t
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JAMES II. LUCAS, HENRY S. TsRNER,
JenS sfMMOSDs, BENZ. n. NIsBEr,
st Louis. San FEuncisco.
Lucas, Turner e. Co.
BANKERS,
No l04 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Draw at Sight, on Time, in Sums to Suit,
American Exchange Bank New YoRK,
Bapk of Commerce, BosToN,
Thos. Riddle d. Co. PHILADELPHIA,
Ferdinand Kennel & Co. New ORLEANS,
Lucas & Simmends, Sr. LOUIS,
J. p. Curtis Il Co. LOUISVILLE,
Ellis & Morton, CINCINNATI.
H0-Gold Dust, Bullion and Exchange par
chased at best market rats 5l-f
Daniel d. Page, David Chambers,
Henry d. Bacon. Henry Height
st Louis. San Francisco.
Francis w. Page, Sacramento City.
Page, Bacon & Co.,
B A KERS,
Montgomery st. cor California San Francisco.
Draw at Sight or on Time In Sums 10 Suit,
ON
F. HutL & Co. London.
! American Exchange Bank, New York.
Duncan Sherman & Co. New York.
Atlantic Bank, Boston
Philadelphia Bank, philadelphia
| Josiah Lee & Co. Baltimore.
| Louisiana State Bank New Orleans
Page f. Bacon, 81. Louis.
Hutchings g. Co. Loaisville.
II. S Goodman & Co. Cileinnati.
S. Jones & Co. PNsburg.
| Gold Dust and Exchange purchased ut cur
rent rates. 5l-6m
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w. HI. Brooks,

OF the Plaza Drug store, No 200 Clay
Osteet, three doors below the Post Office,
would respectfully inform the cilizens of Ne.
vada and vicinity, that he has now on hand
and ready for sale, one Of the finest assort-
ment Of Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery and
Fancy Articles ever exhibited in the country,
and hopes when they visit San francisco,
they will favor him with call.
Orders from the country promptly filed
with the strictest regard to the quality of the
articles, carefully and securely packed for
transportation. Opposite the Plaza.
M. BROOKS, Plaza Drug Store,
BOAT 200 Clay stree
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Observation-Disclosures respecting iIr
w WILHELM KRAUSZ, of Wurten-
berg, architect by profession, who left his
birthplace 10 the spring Of 1850 and sailed
from Bremen,p per Bremen slip George Wash.
ington, for California. Any information Of
his whereabouts will be thankfully received
by the undersigned, who holds letter for
him from his relatives
HELLlHANN BROS. & CO,
5l4 Cor California and Leidesdciif sts
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SELLING OFF AT COST

A S am determined to close up my business
IN in Nevada, l now offer FoR SALE AT
COST
Ny Entire Stock Of Fancy Dry Goods,
Cloih'ag. Boots, Sioes, &C. &c.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to
call and examine my stock, as
am determined to sCH as haze adcertised
Call at Lark's Fancy Dry Goods Store, on
Main street, opposite Phelps Hotel
JOHN LARK.
Nevada city, 9th March, l853.-4S-3t
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RarUue Presidcmt

H. M. WARMER, ECO. Commander,
$50 tons measurement, to sail on the 26th inst.
This vessel offers unusual inducements to ner-
sons intending to visit Australia, being strongly
built, and excellently fitted for the convenience
and comfort ofpassengers. She will be abun-
dantly supplied with the best provisions obtain
able in this market and also carry an expe-
rienced surgeon. An Express Agent goes out
in the President, taking charge of all Letters,
Packages and Treasure for the aboye port. For
Freight or Passage apply to
COLE d. NAGLE,
Corner Front and Pacific sts. or to Master on
board at Pacific wharf, 81
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'XGARS of all Qualities and Br

general
be at
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
n estate of II. M WESTERN, late of
Nevada county deceased, are hereby required
to present them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months from the date of this no.
tice. to the undersigned administrator of said
estate at his residence at French Correll,
in said county. II. NJ. CHADBOURN.
5O-3t* Administrator upon said estate.
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Good Ranching.
Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
a LII persons having claims against the
sAsaA estate of E. Cock, deceased, are hereby
requested to present the same with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned, at his office in
Nevada city for settlement, and all those in
debted to said estate are notified to call and
settle Immediately, and thereby save costs.
HIRAM G. HODGE.
Administrator of Eli Cooks estate.
Nevada city, April II, lS53-bl-4w
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of HEN.
Il RY r. TAYLOR, who left San Francisco
July 6'h, 1852, intending to proceed TO Sac
ralnsnto City, where he stated that he and his
partner had left their horses, &c. Prom the
last letters received from him it appears that he
was engaged with ''dn old acquaintance, 'wh. I'm
he calls "RIcHAPpsoN," in the purchase OF cat
tie in the valley on the west side Of the Sacra-
mento river. Hercpresents that they had driv-
en- small number-"I2 h. ad'-f em TINT sec
ton to Nicholaus, where they had sold them
to some drovers sat good profit" and which
he considered Sufficiently encouraging" to
induce him to continue the business. This was
sometime between June 20 and July g. 1852
since which time nothing has been heard from
him. Said Taylor was dark complexioned,
about feet inches high, and Of slender fig
ure, and was supposed to have from $1,000 to
$500 in his possession. 1t is feared that he has
been murdered. Any information respecting
him whether he be dead or living, will be crate
fully received by his afflicted mother and rela-
tives, who reside in Boston, Mass. Please ad-
dress WOOD g. WEST, Cor. Washington
and Salsone SITS. San Francisco. 5l-4t
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of
- Nevada, IS. Court Of Sessions, April
Term, A. ID. 1858.
April 5th 1t is ordered by the court that
NJ ill street in the town OF Grass Valley, and
its continuation running through Boston Ra-
vine, be and the same is hereby declared 10 be
county road.
Published by order of tho court.
Attest RoBERT A. DAvfDGE,
503 County Clerk
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&TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of
- Nevada, IS. Court Of Sessions, April
term, A. ID. 1853.
April s. IL is ordered by the court that the
unoccupied ground in the town Of Nevada,
situate lying and being between the two bridg
es on Main and Broad streets and fronting the
public road, be and the same are thereby de-
clarea to be public property, to be used for
public purposes, and all persons are forcwarn-
ed from building or in any wise trespassing
upen the game.
Published by order Of the court.
Attest ROBERT A. DAviDaE,
50-3 County Clerk.
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THE SIGN OF
r-TME EE S4ls Il NN .
You miners, you merchants,
Tradesmen and all,
Who want good victuals, clean beds,
Are desired to call
At Gallaher's, on Main street,
Where profit you'll reap.
You'll find those varieties good,
And uncommonly cheap.
Then for Miners Saloon,
You will please to enquire.
BY calling elsewhere
You may have to Pay higher;
His cigars and his liquors,
Without any fun,
You'll find them the best
Under the Sun.
Gentlemen, please give me CALL und much
oblige your humble servant,
493m JAMES GALLAHER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-24
Railroad, Subscrintion.

On Monday last, the first day of August Court,
Messrs IMBoDEN and SKINNER addressed the peo-
pie of this county at the Court house, upon the
proposed subscription to the Central Railroad.-
Circumstances having prevented our hearing them,
we are unable to give sketches of their remarks,
but have no doubt they did ample justice to them
selves and the cause advocated. We think the
people of Augusta ought to subscribe in some form
at least the sum proposed ($40, 00O) to the stock
Of the Railroad. No county along the line of the
work will be more benefited byit, while we have
contributed to the improvement less than several
others. The scheme under consideration is liable
to very few objections; no man will feel the tax,
even while it lasts, and in all probability, in few
years hence The avhole Tao aoU be paid By the dir
idends arising on The stock Itself. The plan OF
county subscriptions to works of internal improve
ment seems to be well established as Legitimate,
and no exception will probably be taken to it on
that score In conversation with Wings, we have
found some of them opposed to the subscription on
the ground that it will be placing that much mon
ey in the hands of the Democrats to be used by
them Indirectly for party purposes. We are dis
posed, however, to deal fairly in reference to the
matter, and will not anticipate any unfairness on
the part of our political opponents. Until they
proceed to carry out the design attributed to them,
we shall continue to advocate and support all the
great Improvements of the State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-24

The Baptist Association, according to appoint
ment met at Laurel Hill Church, near New Hope
in this county, on Friday last. The Introductory
sermon was preached by Rev. JOHN A. BROAD
Dus of Abemare. A great number Of persons
from the surrounding country and from other couh-
ties was in attendance. The Association adjourn
ed on Monday last
The Presbytery of Lexington assembled at
Bethel Church in this county, on "Wednesday last.
The opening sermon was preached by Rev. VIM.
B. Browne. the Moderator of the previous SEES
sion. Rev. JAMES PAINE was chosen Moderator.
The stated sermon on Education was preached by
Rev. HENRY BROWN, who also delivered dis
course on dancing, being the alternate for the Rev.
Mr., LOVE, who was appointed to that duty, but
was absent Sermons were also delivered by DR..
JUNKIN, of Lexington, DR.. SAMPSON, of Prince
Edward, DIR. DABNEy, Mr.. CAMPBELL and 9TH
ers. The next regular semi-annual session will
be held at New Monmouth Church, Rockbridge
county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-24
a Child Abandoned.

The Richmond Dispatch, in its local columns,
reports the case of an infant about six weeks old
found on the track Of the Central Railroad, near
Fredericb's Hall, on the 18th instant 1t was en-
trely naked, with the exception of pocket hand
kerchief tied loosely around its neck The name
''ANGELINA COATES" marked upon the handker-
chief, led to the arrest Of "a young and beautiful
female of that name. who resides in Orange coun-
ty, and had come up on the cars from Richmond
the day the child was found She was examined
before Justices of the Peace, at Louisa C. H., on
"Wednesday last, and acknowledged the child to
be hers. She had become mother without being
wife, and dropped the child from private part
of the cars to conceal her shame from her friends,
hoping that it would be discovered and taken care
of by some one The Justices discharged the wo
man, on her giving security that she would appear
for trial. The infant was considerably injured by
the fall and exposure tc the heat, and its life is
despaired of. sep
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MARRIED.

- :, 80 ~>|>>>~>~->->~>~~~,-~
On the iith instant, Mr.. JoHN B. ourpoar a..
susta' to Miss LUCY RonERrs, of Rockingham, Oh A0'
on the lith inst, Mr.. DAVID LAMB, to Mis-. G Az:
ss,aanghter OF Mr. Geo. Baylor, both of Augusta.
4 On the 10th instant, by Rev. VIM. Brown. Josrpy
smith Jr to Miss FRANCES A. FAwcErr, all of th;s
county a'' VI 'nis
on the lOth inst, by Rev. Geo. Huffman, Mr.. IA.
ooB huFFER' to Miss Polly Ann DAGGEY, all Of thi,
county. - VIE
On Sunday the 3lst ult, by Rev. A. Hartman, Mr..
JOHN ZiMBRo' to Miss FRANCES R. MILLER, all Of Au.
On Sunday morning the 18th, in Rridecwater. by IN,
Rev. p Shickle, Mr.. NJ. JENKINS and Miss M.
GRIMsLEy, all of Rockingham.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev DR. Kelly NJ
GEORGE Law, to Miss HARRIET HESay, all Of Bath
county.
On the 10th inst, by the same Mr. FEaprsAsn n,
VISION, to Miss SARAH McCLUER, all of Bath co.