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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

TOHN HI. BUTHMAN, Importer OF and
81 dealer in pure Wines, Brandies, &C.. has in
store and offers for sale choice and complete as.
sortment of the above-named articles; consisting
Of. Ets
The best brands of Champagne.
Madeira Sherry, Port, of almost all grades
Rhine Wines, of great variety.
Claret and White Wine, from a low price to the
highest order.
Sparkling and other Burgundy.
ALSO, st t &as
Tenerife, Lisbon, Sicily.
Malaga, Frontignac, Maraschino.
Curacao, Anisette, Kirschwasser, Absynthe.
and of my own preparation
A few dozen of Blackberry Juice,
And few dozen of Wild Cherry Brandy, for
medicinal purposes.
Together with stock Of superior genuine Ha-
vana Cigars, and variety of cheap family Wines.
Dec 22--3tifay2f5w.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

CHINA CUPS AND, SAUCERs with
u notices; WRISTBANDS, match-safes, and other
China ornaments, suitable for presents, for sale
LAMMOND'S,
Dee. 23-3t. 9Th IT., I'd door below e.
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER

CIDER
Y l2 barrels good quality, just received
4 tierce southern dried Cherries 10 store.
SHEKELL 81 BAILEY,
Successors to John B. Kbbey " Co,
No. 5, opposite Centre Market
Dec l7-6iif !Star lml
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

The Funeral of the late Lieut.. John A. Davis,
took place yesterday morning, from ST. Parick's
church A full company Of Marines. preceded by
the entire Marine Band, togetherwith many friends
ofthe gallant deceased, followed his remains TO the
grave.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

Death by Burning.-We learn that on SUM-
day night colored women, living in the Second
Ward, was dreadfuly burned by spirit gas, that she
died short time thereafter.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

nR. NATHAN SMITH LINCOLN ten
IL ders his professional services TO the citizens
Of Washington and vicinity. Office nh street
west side, near E.
The following gentlemen kindly permit him TO
give their names as reference
Rev. DR.. Butler, of Washington
Rev. w. McI.ain,
Judge Ridgate,
w w. Seaton, Esq, !"
Charles Calvert, Esq,
DIR. Magruder,
DR.. Hall,
Rev. Dr. Johns, of Baltimore.
Prot. Nathan r. Smith,
Jan l4-3t
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17
| ~ IIPP,S RESTAURANT AND HOTEL

III The proprietor is always prepared 10 furnish
ordinary or extra meals at short notice, including
all the decacies OF the season.
He has two suites Of furnished rooms suitaeie
for n,esses or single gentlemen. Also rooms for
private parties or business transactions. ms To-
cation is convenient 10 the Capitol and the Ex-
ecutive departments. ,u,
Pennsylvania avenue next to Gadsbys Hotel
Dec TT il F
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17
Dogs AND GIRLS MAGAZINE FOL

" ID. GILMAN IS DESTROYS TO
II. close up his business for the past year, and
requests all who are indebted TO him, either by
note, due bill, open account or for borrowed
money, to call and settle without further notice
Bills are now ready. Dec 29-d
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

5TOSHEN BUTTER, selected from Dela-
NJ ware county dairics.
New York and Pennsylvania extra hulled Buck
wheat.
Samples Of the Philadelphia Print Butter can
now be seen at the store, and which is now ready
tor delivery TO order.
SHEKELL 81 BAILY,
Successors to Jno B. Kibby Il Co, No. S, oppo-
site Centre Market. (m) Dec 15-6nf
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

b. w. Mason.-We are much pleased to learn
that our friend B. w. Mason, Familiarity called and
better known as Black Mason has become a
partner in the large dry goods establishment OF A.
r. Rockingham g. Co., 262 Broadway, New York.
Mr.. Mason has many friends and acquaintance
throughout the United States.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

Colonel Benton's Book.-We see by ex-
change papers that the subscription to Colonel
Benton's work now exceeds fifty thousand For
the District, we know that Mr.. Hollingshead is
putting all his energies to the work, and has now
nearly one thousand subscribers. The desire
daily increases on the part of all 10 possess the
work II
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17
-. .-cuCI OR,s LIQUID HAIR DYE,

IS wholesale and retail nj J. II. GlBBS'S new
Hair Dressing Establishment, Wizards Hotel,
where the Dye is applied in private room, upon
The good old principle OF mo dye, no pay
ian lI-3tif
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

Board of Health.-The board of aldermen
last night confirmed the following nominations
heretofore made by the mayor, of members Of the
board of health--frst ward, DR.. s. G. Smoot and
Charles Calvert second, DR.. Thomas Miller and
John HI RELY, third DR.. James c. Hall and William
p Young, fourth: Dr. A. J. Semmes and George
c. Grammer; fifth DR.. ]. B. Ga rdner and John
Ingle sixth DR.. F. S. Walsh and George r, Ruff;
seventh, DR.. James E. Morgan and William B
Randolph.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

their humane, generous, and heroic conduct, in
rescuing the passengers officers and crew, OF the
steamer San Francisco, in their late perilous ex-
posture on the ocean, which was accomplished at
the imminent hazard OF the lives OF these noble
hearted men, and those who acted under their
command.
Resolved, That as an expression OF the high
sense entertained by this community OF their mag.
unanimous conduct, piece of plate be presented
TO Captain Creighton, Captain -, and Captain
Stouiler and that some proper testimonial be pre-
scented to each of the officers and crew OF the ships
above named at the discretion OF the committee APP
pointed for the purpose
Resolved, That the committee appointed be au-
thorixed 10 solicit funds from our own fellow-ci-
zens for the purposes named and TO present the
testimonials TO the persons designated, and that
the committee have power 10 add TO their number.
Resoired, That petition to both Houses OF Con-
gress be prepared by the said committee, and that
tho signatures of our fellow citizens be obtained TO
il, requesting that ample provision be made by the
government of the United States TO indemnify the
losses incurred by the commanders and owners of
the vessels above named IN their endeavors 70
save the lives Of the officers and soldiers OF the
United States army from the wreck OF the San
Francisco and TO grant some testimonial ofappro-
baton TO the commanders, officers and crews OF
the Three Bells, Kilby, and Antarctic.
Resolved That these resolutions be signed by the
officers Of the meeting and published in the news
papers of the city, at the discretion OF the COM
mttee. -
The resolutions were put TO the meeting, and
unanimously agreed to.
The following committee was appointed to So
cit funds for the purpose OF carrying out the OBJ
jects framed in the resolutions, AFTER which an adj
journment took place: =.
Perit, d. Duer, X L. Taylor NJ. Merritt, A. A..
Low, James Lee A. G. Kingsland Watt Sherman,
Caleb Barstow ROYAL Phelps, A. B. Nelson, Y.
Cook, Joseph Walker, Moses Taylor, Henry Grim
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Three DAYS Later from Europe.

New YORK, Jan. 16.--The steamer Europa ar.
rived here at 8 o'clock this morning, bringing 81
passengers. She passed the Niagara January Be
about 40 miles of Cape Clear.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

Risley,s Variete.-An unusually brilliant array
of talent presented nightly at Risleys during the
present week. Miss Julia DAILY, the accomplished
and beautiful Coincidence and vocalist, Mrs. Ad-
ans, Mad'lle Genevieve, Mr. Wayne Divine, and
The popular stock company appear tonight in
varied and agreeable entertainment. Manager
Risey is determined to present all available tai
ent, and we are glad to see he is rewarded by
crowded and elegant houses
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-01-17

NEW BOOKS.-The Old and the New:
IN or The Changes Of Thirty Years in the
East. By VIM. Goodell
Haps and Mishaps or, A Tour in Europe. BY
Grace Greenwood For sale at
GRAY 81 BALLANTYNE'S bookstore,
Jan Is nth ST.. near Odd Fellows hall.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Pacific arrived at New
York on the Esd inst. with Liverpool
dates to the 9th.
The position of affairs in regard t.
the Eastern war is unchanged. Nc
battles had lately taken place on the
Danube, except between two columns
Of Russians, which through mistake at.
tackled each other in the dark, and kill.
ed some hundreds before the error was
discovered.
Occasional skirmishes continued be-
tween the Turks and Russians. There
was rumor in London that the Rus.
slams had captured Kalafat, but it was
not credited.
The French Government has a,lver.
tise,l for one hundred ships to embark
troops and stores for the East.
Russia has prohibited the export Of
grain from Odessa and the Black Sea.
which has strengthened the English
grain markets.
The Prussia, Government rejects
he suggestion of Russia to forbid The
entrance of the fleets of.the Western
Powers iato Prussian ports.
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Obituary.

Died, in the vicinity Of this place, on Thurs
day the 23d instant, after lingering illness from
Inflammation Of the brain, JOSEPH CHEsHiRl
McNAIn, son Of E. ID. and Elizabeth McNair
aged about six years.
Died, in this county, on Thursday the 10th in.
stani, very suddenly, Mrs. MAReAaET H. FoR.
REST. wife Of Mr.. Stephen T. Forrest in the
Seth year Of her age. She vas consistent mem.
Der Of the Methodist Protestant Church, with
which she had been connected about sixteen
years. She leaves disconsolate husband and
Gve children to mourn their irreparabe loss.
Died, in this county. on the Gath instant, Mr..
JAMES NJ. MINIS, aged about SO years. He
was an industrious, thriving man, Of strict intee-
iity, and highly esteemed by his acquaintance.
During his illness he professed his faith in the
Redecmer, and his friends are permitted to enter
tain the consollng hope that their loss is his eter-
nal gain.
Died, in the town Of Graham. on the 2lst in.
slant, after an illness Of thee days, Of infanma.
tory sore throat, Mr.. Dawn J.. Rar. aged about
"a years. Mr.: Ray was consistent member of
the Presbyterian Church, and Ruling Elder in
the chuich at Graham. He leaves wife and
four children 10 mourn The loss Of an allcctonate
husband and kind father.
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WING NETTING.

A meeting of . PARTON Of the Wing.
of Orange county was held at Jesse
burham's on the 9Th inst. On motion
Mr.. n. III. Edwards was called to the
chair, and William Mccauley appoint.
cd Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having
been explained, on motion committee
was appointed to draft resolutions fol
their action. The committee, through
their chairman, reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted.
Resofred, That, as Tuesday Of Nav
Court is the usual time for holding a
County Convention for nominating can
didates to represent the county in the
State Legislature, we respectfully re-
commend to our lellow Wings Of Or,
range. to appoint delegates from each
Captains district, to meet in HILLSIDE
rough ON Tuesday Of the next MAY
Court, to nominate candidates for the
ensuing Legislature; and that the chair
man appoint ten delegates to represent
this district in said Convention.
Resoiced, That while we intend to
support the nominees of said Conven.
tion, our delegates are requested to
urge the nomination Of the Hon. VIII
liam A. Graham for the Senate, and
Josiah Turner. ir., and Samuel +. Phil.
lips, Esqrs. for tile Commons.
In compliance with the first rcsuu.
tion, the chairman appointed the fol
lowing persons as delegates, viz: s.
Is. Durham, Harrison p. Guess, Mark
Durham, DIR. +. II. Freeman, II. A.
Stanford, James Morris, John II. john
ston, David Andrews, Allen Edwards,
and William Standfor,l...
On motion, the Chairman and Sec
retary were aided to the delegation.
On motion, Resolved, that the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be published
IN the Hillsburough Recorder.
III. III EDWARDS, Chm.
WV. McCAuLEr, Sec'ry.
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Hooaands German Biliers, prepared and sold
by Dr. Jackson. at the German Medical Store,
100 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily increase in
their we'll deserved celebrity, for the cure Of all
diseases arising from arrangement Of the liver
These Biiiers have, indeed, proved blessing ia
the afflicted, who show their gratitude by the
most faticring testimonials. This medicine has
established foi itself q name that competitors,
however willy theil schemes or seductive their
promises, cannot reach. II gained the public con-
fijence by the immense benefits thai have been de-
rived from it. and will ever maintain its position.
Ut For sale al the Drug Store. 90
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Democrats Meeting in Orange.

Pursuant tn notice, meeting Of the
Democracy Of Orange was held at the
Masonic Lodge on Tuesday the 18th
inst. On motion of VIM. N. Pratt,
Esq, Gen. Juseph Allison was called
to the Chair, and on motion of DR..
Durham, Vim. II. Bailey, Esq, was
appointed Secretary.
GA taking the Chair. Gen. Allisop
explained the object Of the meeting to
be to appoint delegates to attend the
Democratic State Convention on the
18th. Of April next, aud in few elo-
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ever brought 10 this niarkei.
lie would be IAsssrd "a show fine T.adles
his ssssk II DE Laines. MefInas. AIpacrus. G,o
DE khioe and silk felsei MAnliIlss; aud Whne
Goods Of ali kinds and qu.liiies. CONSISTING a
Swiss, Jseonel. Null aud Boob Muslins. Jacen,t
Camhrcs. tiriosia Lawns. Dimilies. Muslin and
Cambne Edginas. corIrd Skirts, Embroidered
Collars. CheInizetts and Under-Sleeyes. Linen
Handkerchief. &c. dc.
Fur Gentlemen he has the finest Black
Cio'h IN the place. Plain aud Fancy cassimeses.
S'eel-nifrd Navy Blue. Brown and Black sntti.
nets. Pocket and Neck Kerchieis. Spring and
Napoleon Ties. knew -iyle.) Lambs WoaI In.
der-tesis. Fancy yea Patterns. Dickics, Gloves.
Headerson's superior Moieskin Dress Hats, and
Gaps OF every description.
His Stuck 81 Farming Implements. Car
prnief's and Blseksmiih's TosIs. Nerso Clothing.
Negro and Saddle Blankets. Organs. Gsocrrics
and Cookery, enable him to oilr inducemen,.
which are found no where else in The market.
U Bring extensively engaged 10 The cauiars
Making Business. his stock 81 casch Trimmings.
Springs and Asles, and all arices in that linz.
were selected by himself
Call Al his Store. east OF the Court House.
November Is. IL
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At called meeting Of Alamanre Lodge, No
1873, held the 23l Of March, 1854, the following
preamble and resolutions were presented and una.
MIN usly adnp ed:
When one with whom we have long associ,i.
ed on terms Of kindness and affection has been
torn f,om US by death, we can hut grieve Over
the broken ties Of intimacy and love, though we
are sensible That no expression of sorrow can
avail TO renew personal intimacy. co operation
and Kindness. In all the dispensations Of Provi.
dence it is our duty to yield entire submission,
and not TO rcpine under the seyerest visita,ions
lne.efMe,
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Public Sale.

rTNHE undersigned, Executor Of the last will
L and testament Of James MINIS. deceased,
gives notice that, on Thursday the eth day Of
April next, at the late residence Of the tes,ator.
he will proceed to sell TO the hishes, bidder, on
credit Of nine months, three likely Ne.
grOes, and other personal property of all de-
scrpions; the purchaser giving bond with ap.
proved security, hearing interest from date.
WILLIAM SMITH, admir-.
March cith, 1855 c9-3w
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= Rsstsl riri = Ne aslk ~ - ~
.ste- bipihff DAVE 4. RaE. : deri1y mg1rs
- l.s.s uAas Es yisid q a. soicf D ~hirh b
mas hern salnened fon al earhiy lalur q A.
- stose. We mauEn a. 1aseas. b~r.asr .
DfntAsef has hnrn renewed. IN he fssmr n Ia.
a,nsfsf his usefulness that Vas q rnss~ ss.a e.
ainats ri'srsrsrr; and h<caa-e ne dali m nass
ellss. IN ihs ledge hslos. his manly sid Ms ssfs
snd pleaSani easn-ei. his cheerful philsHihsapF
aad sniHias nal fsr gsed. As masons. we sss-
i"s thai our saciry has sulered ths los e an
innafniisi and soad man. whose hand was al
wars $50 Co Ne relirf e. suffering. rha.< ssm-
faihizins bsssn fsii ihe <ses 81 he distressed.
atd Aba mas sssk6rd 70 sli-,~f inarursiaas IN.
sifneiaens 10 The S@ndefer Ears. Ne nes~rsA~-
les n .1rn under tAr eirsr imPssszisn lh.s Gar
loss . his lnrrpfe-Ssfr gain.
kssolr'd. Thai ~ tender our ssmpashi-s N
The rsmPsnisH and family a. thr drr~asrl. giving
then ihe assunare sf ih~ sersrl a the m-snh~rs
ally.
Resairsd. That. as q mask o. our regard. wr
wear the usual badge II mourning fsr dirty
Aays.
Renfrd. Tat os3y AZ ti,ese resolutions L.
'Pfesd upon The minutes 81 fhr Lodge. a rapx
ar'i-hrd The disirrs~rd siIox. and that one IL
'eni to he Hillsl.or ugh Rrror.lsr sna Grerns,o.
tough Patriot. siih request that they puIlisA
he same.
L. r. WATSON. w. NJ. pro fen.
'oHs A. MuRRar. Seery.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
BrKsl visrl l.onsr. Ma. 81. I. q. q. p.
Gnensiior0.eh. harrh 2lst. 1851.

brksl fisra LonGE. No. 81. 4. a. q. p. }
Gnens''oro-eh. March 2isi. 1854.
Scarcely have We laid aside the badge IL mourn.
ing far one behaved brother beiore We are caIIrd
upon 10 pay the last tribute nf respect 10 anaiher
bHIeE A. FisBLEr. highly respected and
most essinsshls young msn. worthy and erem-
plary memher al our order. has heen called TO
that -huine whence M traveller returns" lust
as life hogan Ia PnHnise lair. and ho,e 20 look
forward with afis 10 the rewards aud honors
which fuialr years were erperied 10 paw as l,oon
70 well spent yaufk. death spslrlied him away.
The srrias sf his kie speasd hriglii and waim
no y ,ud appeared 10 obscure the XIV IL his pros
poets; no challing wind fDreiakenrd the COMING
OF killing iros whirh was 50 som 10 min The
bud Of his eriience. Bot he is gane his spi.
"a has winged iis upward fight 10 Goi who gave
It. while the cold damp earth has closed f,revsr
over oil thai was mortal Of him whom we early
learned % love fbr ihase amiahe traits Of rharar-
Ter which made him always = kind friend, an
agreeable companion, an air-ctionaie aud warm
hearted hso,her.
Bnt while We mourn his absence in the Lodge
rsom. we are led 10 infect thai seat Is made
warrant around the hrarthstone Of q widowed mo-
ther, aud that heats once light and joyful are
now hlled with sorrow and sadness. Therefore,
since Il has pleased God 10 take from us one
whom we loved and admired. and thus 10 send
grief into our hearts,
Resolved, That we rs Lodge do most sin.
crrely sympaihisc with his distressed maher and
Afflicted iamily In the ioes which they have sus-
tanned.
Resoired That we wear the usual badge of
mourning Tor the space Of thirty days.
Resoirtd. That copy Of this be sent to the
mother Of The deceased, and also 10 the Greens
borough Patriot and Hillsbaough Recorder for
publication.
LEVI NJ. SCOTT, }
u. c. DONNELL, Committee.
ALEX. sTARRETT,S
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meht N siaiytWs sda.tiural cadets o.
the Military Academy, he said ap
poihimrnis a. g. laade GA the rreunl
mcndation Il the menbers Of The Sc
nate. The prssisipn was retained Il
the bill. which cas- afterwards read |
Third Time and passed.
In the lisssp. flie Indian spprspria,
fian bill was taken up. in committee
sf the whole. The bill makes at1ws.
priafions u nearly million of dollars.
Mr.. Orr. chairman &C the committee on
Indian Affairs. rrnpnsed 10 add ssast
s550. COO for the purpose nf opening
negotiations with the Indians IL Ore
gan. Washington, Utah, New Mexico.
&c. Mr.. ur impressed with great
earnestnrss and force. the propriety Of
liberal policy towards The red men.
IL was stated. as not much to the Gre
sili nf this great aud expanding nation.
that ia the territories Of Oregon and
Washington. more than sixty thousand
white peopie have settled on what was
considered Government lands, where
NOT one foot Of the Indian title has been
distinguished. The Indians have been
driven frsm valley to valley. anil fram
pa To plain. until they are NV rest
ing on The mountain tops. dragging out
a prrcarinus existence, and often I'm a
state &C starvation. The Cayuse war
tai already cost Sis 600. and il
wcu d eest much more If The Indians
were compelled in self defence 10 A.
senge themselves upon their agrees
sors, In Utah and New Mexico SINH.
lar difficulties were to be met and over.
come but 4 should be done, not by
arms. but bv the magnan:mity and jus.
tee Of this Government.
Thursday. March %.
The Senate took up and considered
tie bill 70 provide for the final settle.
nent of ella ms Of the officers nf the re-
evolutionary army. &C.. and afterwards
held an executive SESSION.
In tie House, the Ind an appropria-
ton bill being under consideration in
committee Of the whole, Mr.. Millsnn
Of Virginia, and Mr.. Hunt of Louisia.
ma, touk ale, itled ground aga ,st the Me-
braska bill and Mr.. Breckenridge Of
Kentucky. delivered stirring speech
in favW az it. The committee rose
without coming TO decision ON the
Indian appropriation bill.
Friday. Mar,h "a. !,
The Senate was engaged nearly all
day in discussing a private claim for
property alleged 10 have been destroy
ed by the enemy during the war Of
1879. !,
In the House, the Indian appropria-
ton bill was again taken up in conn
mittee of the whole. On Mr.. 0rr's
motion, various items were added to
provide for negotiations with the In.
dian tribes, and to carry out The bene.
VIOLENT purposes indicated by him ON
Wednesday. A clause was also added
appropriating 500. 900 to pay the Che
rokce Indians in States east Of the
Mississippi river their proportion of
the amount due under the treaty Of
1855 and subsequent stipulations. The !
bill was then reported to the House.
Both Houses adjourned over TO Mon
day.
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nr A RRnEm.

On Monday the 9Th ult., by the Rev. VIM.
Y. Meredith, Mr.. TnoSAs L. ARMSTRONG, Of
Tennessee, and formerly Of this county, to Miss
ANY ELIZA Siss, daughter of Mr.. Z. w. Sims,
OF Cumberland county, Va.
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A r d.

~ esHa A CARD.
INHE undersigned takes this method Of tender.
y ing his grateful acknouledg 10 the eli.
izcns Of fIiilshorough, Er their prompt and ener.
geic efforts. which resulted in saving his proper
y from destruction by fire on Monday last.
Much credit is also due 10 The servants who Ia
bored With uniiring efforts 10 arrest The fire, and
rendered most efficient add
S. ID. SCHO0LFIELD.
March 90. 90
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Equity Sales.

In Equity-March Term, 1854.
Nelson +. Hall. Guardian Of Frances Harris,
Elk Parte.
RY virtue Of decree of the Court Of Equity
- IN this case, shall expose to public sale,
on the 10Th Of April next, before the court house
door ~ Hillshorough, likely Negro boy.
A credit Of six months, with interest from date.
VIII be given. The purchaser will be required
to give bond with approved security.
.. +. LONG, c. & NE.
March esh, 1854. 29-4w