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rusrnsa ny rHE CANADA.

CANADA.
90 the ish two Russian sisameTs with ganbo@s. at
Aa insuueclon had taken place al Crn,ea IN favor o
Turkey Tho provinces OF Bessaraba kheran aud Tau
had been put under martial law by The Russians.
The Turkish army had crossed the Georgia frontier, and
marched upon Ti1is. They welcomed everywhere
by the Georgians.
The Turkish forces were occupying the Girvin which
was abandoned by the Russians on their approach,
The report Of the Turkish defeat Ahazik was doubt
ed, although battle was fought there on the 10Th win
considerable slaughter.
The rupture between Persia and England happened
terror to The declaration OF war by Persia against Turkey
occs stoned by al insult to the British embassy.
he British consul Jsss had retired from the princi
pates.
The Russian government bas ordered that all foreign
merchant ships going into the Ottoman pods OF the Black
conveying munitions of shalt be seized, although
under neutral flags
The deficit in tho Austrian budget is fifty millions
The population of Russia kept in continual excite
ment by hanksgivnss for victories by land and sea- lie
Deuins sung In all the churches,
line OF defence was being thrown around Copenhagen
to the seaward, in anticipation OF hosities on the Baltic
| during the ensuing spring.
The Russian Japan squadronioar ships-had anchored
| in Nangaski, Japan, and were Hospitality received.
ENGLAND.
The Englisa cabinet met the 23d. Sir George ray
had declined The offer the Home ccretaryship. IL
reported that Lord Paeson had been invited resume
resign.
The liberal papers complain that Prince Albert is too
busy in affairs OF the army Some attribute Lord Ia
erstons resignation the cabals in that quarter
| .a FRANCE
Reports that the sincerity of the Emperor in the Turkish
alliance dstrnsed in Englnnd caused great indgna
on The French cabinet considering the enpcdency
of making explicit denial of the rumor, and Napoleon
expressed himself in favor of action.
The Chinese insurgents keep firm possession OF Shang
hal The rebels had been defeated by the impcalists
Annoy The Canton market continues firm.
Paris publish documents purportng to be the lei
OF instructions from the four the abas dor
Consantinoplc. They bear rather hard Turke y.
i MARKETS
Trade at Manchester had slightiy improvea-
HAvnE MARKET, Dec. 70 Cotton is firm, the daily sale
proved zone being lost.
rates. Flour and wheat slightly higher Red whea
60 75s per quarter; white, 76 S3s Flour, 80 Ais
| Iron firm.
] The money market was unchanged. United State
stocks quiet and unchanged. Consos close 93i 93S
i LATEST
HALIFAX, Jan 5It is stated positively that kossuth lei
London for Constantinope on December 23d
/
NEw YORK Jan. 5-Inlomation has been received he
announcing that the fine Empire City, from New
Orleans for and New York. is ashore Barnaga
shoa oil the Of New Jersey Her position not We
exactly known but there for her saey
crew aud pas sengcrs, al last accounts, safe.
i ILLINOIS.
Nr,y Ian A.
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of the Concert called the American Concert Guide,
music, English words for the concert Of
he evening tic English words, Of the
songs, BY the most
and will ve concerts N the United O.
for sale III Q Office and door.
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The price Of admission been hxcd 4l
msy secured, charge, Mr. Richard navsS
t9s
Doors open a concert commence at 8 O'Clock.
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T =. HOlIINGsHEAD, Agent for tlas sails p sob
.c,ip,iop and who will person The AAvsRy . hs
Of April Thomas II. Benons great wsss . I.isV
Years. View hy Thirty Year," would reynesa those
whom he nav not see in who desire s6bsohs
residence, hroush ~ Oiv ro
and they when ready for Aetvsfy
fully authorized suhscrhes hst ass wsk w
sold erclasvcy ty subscription, and ,hst ne pscs ~"
In two volumes ass tsss csssos
purchased OF booksellers. kR
once Todd's Building Pennsylvania avenue. Asfh@
Jan 6-3t
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GRACE GREEN wO<pD's TOUR IN EUROPE-Hsp
u Mishsp. of a Rurpe 4, Grace Greenwood.
lust received
TAYLOR h MAURys
Bookstore 9th
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LATEST ny THE CANADA.
HALIFAX Jan 5-I is stated positively that kossuth lef
London for Constantnople on December 23d.
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/ nv j. O. Mo0UIRE. Asctionssr.
! prpNrrrrpr AND EFFECTS or A FAMILY DECLINING
HOtIsFK EEPINo-on Saturday morning, January = 10
c-,nok Of aha sell ArSS osrt
,n, and well kept furniture, couastns bssny svs
.r,isie requisite housekeeping Terms cnsh. - IL
o'clock shall sell superior family horse, wA foeks
way, buffalo robe &c. all nearly new snd 1890
Of days viii be gwen fcs saftsscsSssy
s""''''' now ''"'"s JAS @. MCGUIRE,
Jane-d nssus"
NrO1ICr arc cs respectfully soAsA
delivered them the T Dsceneer - mi.
the earnestly nops Uex ~
calling the store and pvtag - us
money or shor dates ...
jan s"s,r CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 90.
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Price of adission 80 cents family circle, 70 cents
Doors open at half past curtain rises al X O'Clock
Jan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-24
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
~ '','s''SA N-'bf'-NSb.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 90. Is


was guilty of unintentonal justice to Senator Petit,
OF Indiana in clLssug him among the opponents of The
Nebraska bill. Ia the Senate to day. he mad, a Ion,
speech IN support of it. and discussed the subject i'm some
what novel manner. No scruplcs in regard to the right.
OF tc Indians seemed 10 burden his conscience for n.
boldly a'owcd the docrnc that they would have to bc
swept from the face of the Continent Ii support of hi.
positions he quoted largely from scrpura history prac.
ce become quite common Of late with the ungodv in
both branches OF Congress His speech contained
than usual OF those choice touches Of black sulrsn will
which he has been gSEnish hs parliamentary CT
o'is Possibly his translation tue Senate NAV have
niucf into him notions of deccncy for it i. mat
ter OF notorety here, that when he member of the
uouSe he bore OF uudispu;cd the palm Of 10 Sdyism
The only speech delivered in the House TO-DAY on The
Nebraska bill, was made by Presley Ewing very popu.
lar aud promising young Wing, from Kentucky h. OF
course, the oil! hearty support, and argued with
much ability TO show that its provisions only conceded 10
the South those just rights which have heretofore been
withheld by the tyranny of the North
The ln;clgencer Of this morning continues its opposi.
ton to the I'LL Il is reasonable therefore, TO
that is fully prepared be formally repudiatcd by
Southern Wings as party organ Highly respectable
as that psper H. aEd always has been il vet the very
embodiment Of old foeyism and reflects Northern sent,
ment than it does the views and feelings of South
| people.
THE climate of Washng.on is certainly the most vii.
famous under the Yesterday the weather was de-
lghtiu but to-day have had OF the most t.rbl,
snow storms ever witnessed. The ground is covered 70
the depth Of six eight inches and it Is still ing vi
olen,ly IKE.
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young gentlemen acquitted themselves very velldIJ
credit To the Institution. aud would have done 90 to any
seminary Of learning There sN some among them who
sppesr 10 be destined 10 msks their mark" In tho age
nencement will take place. have doubt but that the
preparations will be much moro complete.
The exercises at College are opened every morning. a,
A NJ. In tho chapel With religious servecs-,ho mslo-
dy OF which Is made solely BY the studsnts; many Of
whom, learned. had chosen that good part which
shall not DO taken away nom them" There Was invaria
Informed hero only 90 students this course
which greatly surprised There certainly would be-
than double that number parents and Others
fully introduced into acquaintance With that
Of literature, aud tho other concentrations connected
with tho Institution is needless to say that the Ptofes.
sors are entirely aud wholly with sines for the South
and Southern Institutions.
Being much afraid Of trcspassiug space, will
conclude with this remark: that there may be many
equals, but that Washington College have super.
seminary Of learning, aud good nursery Of morals
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-24
From the London Times. Feb. "a.
Answer 10 RuSsla.

Inc answer or tho British aud frouch oovsr,r.n,.
w ne eohunisiton recently addressed TO them on nm,
SUBJECT OF he edtry OF the combined aeet. into m. M,
pea vas delivered Yesterday In writing 10 Hron I,,
IN bonuoo and to N. do kis,elsr ia Paris The. - -
son to believe that tho instructions siro,, 1870,
tlese ENJOYS hom their Court Leave thar, no 49,!
,ne course they were to pursue In tho avon, ps
answer to the questions put by Count Nes.sI
despatch aud their Notes; aud ve en,s,si 40
mat the answer they have received IA sueb a. H h
sSaueu ny them Ia an unfavorable light IN a, much "a
cannot d'iier In any important particular nom tho ysr
Sa communication already addressed by Sir Hamilton
s!moue anu A. dc Castelbsjac to tho Cabinet of 8,
,ss.,soere on tho sanc subject. Some short in
sso'uapa carried into effect, for Il has obyiop,Iv
oeen the desire Of all parties IL this momen,na,
e's s, 70 avoid every act which might bear Tho
'emo,ahce OF haste or personal irritation and ,hs
suu tao closing diplomatic relations between IN. tbreo
eauhB Governments OF Europe ought still 10 wear ,hs
ms Oh courteous dignity II Is due to the Rnss,n Nit;
ser' who will probably Tomorrow suspend or hr.L on
he intercourse they bad long cultivated with succ.
10 acknowledge that thoy have not been ,van,i, In ~
part OF ther duty as far We are at all arouoioea
ner eonunct; aud, on the other hand the Br,.b and
french Governments have shown no dipposon 70 bu,v
oh s rrsis by the precpate recall OF their own Minis
.srs 81 Petersburg, or by measures OF severity
representatives of the Emperor of In
western Europe On these grounds alone VIC NAV regard
e departure OF the Russian Minister In London and Pa,,
As AL event which has not taken place. but wo can
no, allow ourselves to hope that this delay affords anv
auuoha chance Of pacific arrangement or that nepo.
ustohs are likely to be resumed unless the lanpuspe
VI 'he Germsn Courts Is so firm compel tho Emps.
aread before him A'N' NV
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az s.a"a ~ ~ .s =, ,nsss,ns.. h NJ, 20, 90 sno
and Iron eomnsn, n,.sea IAN March ,sss pS""e 00@
NJ. N ~. .s,,,,,aJ 49,, or ,ha 80.
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s ,s. e c,c., or nsShs.s os ,S ssa saenns
anu o.ner ou'ss,s, ', .,s. " -. Psesen' mousse o.
sou n,,,, ,bs sonm,,,so on sa. 'ne same.
lin nn,nnr;.,nw ths nnhlc rsScnna a., ~ spS'sed
| Sa.s IA sndWS W. Wv H'eA yeefs
IT,. sn.ci.I order OF tho d.y was than ,,l., 49,,
Tho Cos,r.,nn srJ ohio R,iIro.d hin ,,h ~ VI, oe'ne
aW.S hx NJ Krxrrs and ,hc s,n.n,., h suosusuts
al hs NJ Ds,Sr 's"' ''s'e'o oher
| Tho on.s,io, h.ng nm Tho a,c,d,,,,, ,e, ~
Dr.sr bc fNr nj moved To smsnd Inc sah 10y. oy nr
s,rjLinr ont Tho vorla "tbe eastern t.rm,, s oy
CovinvIon and Ohio ,ilrosd .hsiI h -, =. V sa's
here SIIors in tho bnI The amcnJmsn, 10 Va o,ank
Tho section goes on "a follows sand the Re-, TO-
Works shall at the eastern terminus of tho go,
,on .ra Oh;o R,,l,ooa ror,,,,., 49,, - s'u oo''hR'
the BOUNDARY line of tho land condemned s ~ upon
The James River and Kanawha Canal and sh.i 49,
from the said depot or depos any freight or -
tended for transportation upon tho said Canal an. III
receive into said depot or depots any merch.nd,s
other freight coming upon the said Canal ami in,. ~
transportation upon the said Covington and Ohio R,d
and no charge shall be made by tho said hoard or
ton aud Ohio Railroad Company for such delivery on S
or receiving into tho depot or dcpots aforesaid ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-24
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 22j. IL
The House met at IL O'Clock.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 22d 1884,
The House met at IL O'clock
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. uoGE
The CLERK read II communication fiom the Senate in.
forming The House that they agreed To tho amendment
proposed by the House to their bill entitled all act to in
corporate the III Dorado Turnpike Company
And that they passed bills entitled an act authorizing
an increase OF the capital stock OF the Manassas Gap Rail
Road Company.
An act amending the third section OF chapcr ~ of the
Code so as TO impose penalty upon the officers of inter
nal Improvement companies failing to make their annual
reports.
An to amend tho third section of the nc, passed
March Is 1883, entitled act incorporate the Fish
Creek Road Company.
An act to authorize the sale OF portion of tho works
Of the Alexandra Canal Company.
An authorize the sale of any part Of the work
OF the Washington erd Alexandria Turnpike Company
to the Alexandra and Washington City Railroad Com.
pany.
An act amending the Sith section of chapter 1874 of tn,
Code, SO as TO increase the compensation Of the Jaor
Richmond City.
Mr ELLYsoN moved that this bill be read third time
that day.
Mcssrs Jackson, Martz Tomn and Cowar,lin were in
favor OF the motion.
Messrs. Staples OF Patrick Wallace Patrick, Christian
and Mayo were in favor OF its commitment with view
include their respective counties Ia the bill.
Mr.. FOWLER moved reconsideration Of the vote by
which it was ordered TO its third reading, which done
before any opposition offered.
Mr. MALLORY said that however great the necessity
u coed with the business of the session. il became
them as Vrginans pay the customary honos the day
which was the anniversary of the birth Of the iusrous
Washington. Believing il duty which every feeling OF
patriotism suggested the particularly in view OF tcir
relations to the great father of his country render due
respect TO the day, he felt constrained from that
obligation tonIEke motion adjourn.
Mr.. WILEY called for the ayes aud upon the y
ton, which sustained. aud the question being taken
resul,ed-ayes %, noes &c.
Mr.. YEHHY, in giving explanation upon his vote sail
that long experience member Of that House gave
him the fullest Of the impossibty their
sactnS any business that day amid the great confusion
which would 'surround the capitol.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-24

HOUSE OF DELEGATES, fEsrERpAY.-Aftcr a few bills
sent roa tue Senate on Wednesday read first and
second time, ana committed, aud u reports made from
standing committees, the bill repeal tho charter of tho
Bank OF the Old Dominion taken up on its second
reading the House agreeing to pass by the Unfinished
business, and indefinitely postponed, on motion of Mr.
Eyo AFTER considerable discussion upon the merits of
the whole subject We congratulate the House on its
radiance Tor this session. at least of this sub
Ject Since tho commencement of the session not sec.
ond has passed that discussion would not arise in
regard To tJu.t as It matter of any public inn
poance Had the House adopted this course In regard
sions about this Bank might have been pro,aby employ
cd III dschnrgng other important business which must
now OF necessity await their action extra
IL was perfect fire brand, made asbc at times TO
excite party discussions Of very ve1ed character and
was so designed In order to the vote of the pre-
Dominant party upon it. 1t is dead, however, and We
death without resurrection.
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: adjourned before disposing Of this bill.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met az II o'clock.
Praypr Inv the Ray Mr. pypn


The House met a. o'clock
Payer by the Rev. Mr.. REED.
The Clerk read communication from the Senate in
forming the House that they had rejected House bill emit
tied an act concerning district free schools in the county
Of Henry and that they agreed to resolution requiring
the printed copies OF muster and pay rolls constitute
part Of the Library Fund.
And that they passed bills entitled an act 10 incorporate
the Prince El"ird aud Mehcrrin plank road company.
An act allowing compensation to commissioners Of
the revenue for enrolling the militia and registering births
aud deaths and,
An act authorizing the construction Of statue of JEFF
feIsJn.
The two former bills were read frat and second time
and ordered TO be committed
The latter was read third time. two thirds of the
House so coasenting aud passed by Of ayes So
noes ~ hpproptiates $4,000 for the work which IL
TO be executed 10y Alexander Git jr., Of this State
bill sent from the Senate on Yesterday providing Tor
the revision and completion Of the Geological Map aud Sur.
time, whereup0n
Mr PArRrcS moved that the bill be read third time
| that day aud passed.
Messrs. Mckenzie, Wallace, Deane and Garrett were
| In favor Of the motion.
Mesra Yeroy, Mallory, Brown and White, we're in IA
! yOr Of committing the bill
Mr PATRICK withdrew his motion TO have IL read a third
tine that day aud passed. aud the question recurring on
s commitment, was decided 10 the negative, ihe vote
being ayes ~, noes 90.
motion made by Mr WHTE 10 lay the bill on the "a
bic, t'iectcd,
The bill was then ordered to be read, after which
Mr. MART moved to amend by striking out that por-
the principal Geologst during the progress Of the work
and insert $1,000 year for period exceeding foul
years.
! The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. GARSErr moved TO amend further by ordering thai
certain number Of copies DO distributed among the
clerks Of corporations Of zach county, which agreed
TO-
hrPATRfcE moved to amend by adding that the print
ting and binding Of the work be let to the lowest bid
der.
Mr. GARRETT In favor ofcaving that subject to bt
decided by future egitors, when the surveys shall b,
made. Ilc did approve Of that system Of letting on
TO the lowest bidder, particularly in regard to work
this nature, which required TO be executed In the bes
possible mahnerH
Mr. STAPLES, q Patrick withdrew his motion, to
amend
Mr. BRowS, OF Stafford, renewed the amo, dment wher
upon,
Mr. STAPLES, Of Patrick, moved TO lay the bin upon tn,
table for the present, which agreed to-
The resolution fron the Senate requiring the prin
ted copies OF muster and pay rolls to constitute part
The Library Fnnd, was takou up aud agreed to.
! srASDfSG COMMITTEES.
hr DUFJRD. GOrn q special committee reported bill
TO auhOfise the Common Council Of the Of Danvc
10 subscribe to the capital stosk Of the Dinv e aud Pts
liver company. vi
hr ERJwS, from the eomTitte on Agriculture &c.. re-
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DIED.

In Petersburg the 10th in protraeed nnd psinl
2si OF her age ''' - '"S
Mr' had ju entered usefulness and hone.
When The Destroyer snh blasted
Joys OF eiime Born reared county Nrs
sykes early connected herself with the Baptist Church OF which
oouy she remained ii her death faithful
ana he best ,uogy, perhaps would he the
at he seat In the Church In the Sunday
yer vacated except by sickness Alas
by DEATH Her death peeed by herself her epds
even her physician Till about but her
I've had been ,ueh as To diarm the stroke all
calmly AMI cOnhiingy fell asleep.
she leaves husband
20 mourn loss Will however little IL be realized
by the latter bears with deepest anguish upon former
May ne, and her family, be tied from on high
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-24

The orators In the British Parliament are yer, proruse
In their compliments to the valour and heroism of the
Turkish people In the course ofbis speech
bury said:
With respect TO the barbarous massacre Of sinope
must say that he had read Of anything euuainp
the devotion displayed by the TGtks on that occasion.
Ho saw the other DAY letter from eyewitness Of the
action who stated, that Turkisi gae, while sinking
actually fred her last broadsde upon the Russian fee
when the mullcs Of her gus only six inches from
the water There record in ancient hstory-no
oven Thumopy'r and Marathon 10 modern history Ell
therof bravery and devotion surprising that which had
been exhibited by ~. Tuksh nation 10 their defence"
~ The Neg York J,uraai of Osamsres speaks Of
the secou Trial top o! tbs Ercs1n a. quite success.
iu' IL learns that the performances Of the ship were
sueh AZ 70 aGNi Ibe hishesi .alLsil:ii 0.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-24
DREApSTuFFS ABROAD

The commercial intelligence by the Baltic Is of an un.
expected and almost uninelsble nature War was con.
dered imminent, and yet breas,u are reported as de-
elni"g' and cotton and consos as rising We do not
understand it, lift be true report
In the London papers brought by the Canada wo see
"0g 'hat seemed to Indicate that the price Of craio
line. At all the provincial markets the suppies
very small aud the quality very inferior Il was sta
.O' mat 'o purchases were small-peons living from
,"u 70 mouth as It were-and buying only enough to
supply them for the day. These limited oper,,ons md
possibly considerable arrivals from this side of ,b ,
may have caused the temporary decline reported by the
Baltic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-24
4 WARNING.

Delay your mind that sentence OF fools, pb
oophy, that disedss will well ise you cure
Il with certain medcneI dollars Beware how you tam
per with your general welfare.
We wild and vicious youths ye pers,, dosing with
the y ndusdfing compounds daily preferred thereby impair
Ing your appetite and digestion, destroying you mentally
well as physically when be with plea
SAINT medicinesi
We rakcs OF condition. why ye and
pine and drag out miserable existence untitled enjoy
esnd even ordinary pursTs Of lief You who thus
noyed anG wish to be restored health
at once pleasant and ecstua should MORRIs
In chronic diseases has been than that
phyeian Of his day Many who have years afflicted
with disease resulting excess have been
restored TO health and under his really scientific
Should personal interview be Objectionable your disease
IN wri'ng-enolose Ave dollars address Dr. W. NJ.
through the Post ONCE, Nashville Tenn package Of mdI
elne' securely put while sent privately with dispatch
foil directions Herewith, and no questions dsEed
Persons living AT distance with scrofnn Old H.
letter, Cancers Piles Puia In Ano, Gravel seturts
Gcsis disease whatever aggravated malignant
character eau be cured at home by consulting MORRIS
letter, post paid enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant aud
Particular a,tention given complaints
whites rrosP.ns uiera Filling Of Tie womb would do vel
y aside , az az de'"e' an '0"pS consult the Doctor
gT n W. T. Once Cedar street. the Post
~. nh. g. n. nifAINEuD you'd ntg[m Toe public
report consulted al The Exchange otsi IN
ny Kay n a be s o sTs % e s a Ga
sR s,. Ss oT @ y saas;SE
the eycba iargc also whether stands
promptly for dollars obtain adyce; or
dollars in which
deducted The favorabiy considered.
DR TeoTed perfect sight II
partial and total blindness Of from weeks 70 20 standing
by n 10 seconds 10 minutes applications
Of b H. E S':fysy , T ss =
os d., a 81 BsiS from n Ss T and p% &
have present. assS' Of when
abundant evidence NJ tho
had statements Of published in lie city
gspr. Many on those persons be seen At his
periments on the worst cases that may be presented
y. g. notice uio
Dr. Bralnerd within the time stated will Ja 10 zee Mn al All
Il JaSi-u '''' ~
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MARRIED.,

On the ioih ins by Elder John q. Parrish ROBERT PARE
Ahu oAfhAhtNE " ABORT, all OF Caroline county.
On the morning Of the LIST Instant the Rev NJ uoy.
shnt MEBb $50 OF New Kent To Miss SUSAN L. GORDON
daughter Of Dr. Thomas c. Gordon Tappahsnnock Essex
Virginia. --NN w.
On the afternoon Of the sh instant the Rev. ~ n uoge
Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, to Miss MILDRED WRIGHT Of Isho,
Yer county. " ~
Paraed on the evening Of the sth instant by the Rev NJ
w. hoge NJ BERNARD ESQ, OF Petersburg, Mis- ANN f.
nvERrOS daughter Of VIM a. oyeron, county