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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27
,,.,.,. w. ~ BY PULLIAM 4 DAVIS, Auct,. - -.
H1k LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucfs.
I VALUABLE TRACT, oFHwoon

"A ~ ALOAD1E. flhACI' ,Ot, WOOD
- LAND, FOUR MILES BELOW THE CITY
At a a AnCTloN1on MONDAY 9Th March, 1884 at
House Chat being Court day. will be sold loo acres
OF LAND, lying miles below the city. and adjoin-
ing the lands Of Messrs John Currie Patrick Jordan
and others This land is for the most part we'll wood
ed with pine &cs, and offers great advantages to-
those disposed to engage in wood getting or farming
pursuits; plat Of the land may be seen at the Of
TERMS One-third cash, balance at aud - mos
with interest, and secured by trust deed Ii MI
fe "a TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS Aucts -,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
Z Y MARSHALL, ST, NEAR BROOK AVEN
iuE, AT AUCTlON..7On, FRIDAY. Sd March, at d
O'Clock, T. M upon the premises win be sold that
lot of land situated at the Southwest of
Marshall and Jefferson SITS, fronting SO feet on Mar.
shall street. and running back about $50 feet to an
alley. '2 a71' s'gu~ efEf az lfd5 6e325 -.
The very beautiful location OF this property in a
mestimprovng and pleasant ne ghbprhood mustc co n,
mend it to those in want of eligible building lois
The property will be ddyided into lots of suitable
sizes. --,t.-l.. = ef8'-S
Terms: One-third cash, balance at and months.
with interest and satisfactorily secured u -
fe % .'ao TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Aurts ,tt
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TOR RENT OR LEASE. "A most ex

NOR tRENT Ok IEASE.--A In0st cx-
I cellept MARKET GARDEN, of II acres, with
In 10 minutes walk Of the. Old Market, with tive
good dwelling Houses, two Kitchens Stable aud 9TH
er houses all In good order upon the place. The land
has been lately poughed and Is now In fine order for
cultivation. There are also variety Of Fruit Tress
three OF four different and choice kinds. Water as
good as any 10 the mountains Of virginia Within 20
feet Of the door. 80. 49, ~ ss.xs s,af y
The subscriber will siso sell TO any one VINO NAY
wi III To- rent or lease his stock Of cows hogs TIVE
rood work mules cart harness, 10; also. fine iotot
fowls. consisting Of chickens, dueks and suipeas.
sSoyels spades lie alf of which sre entirely new
never having been used also. small iot OF corn
and hsv Possesson Of the Garden eiyen N mesas1e
b.,,ssi,, NAV be had BY early application address
49,, ~. a. ot,;ce fel 23-4tsas
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WASHINGTON, Feb. plat the annual election OF
the " :. Agricultural Society, to-day, M. P. Wal
der, OF Mass, elected President with 80 Vice
Presidents c. X. Calvert,J. A.. King, J. ID. Wes.
ton, A. l.. Elmer, A. Watts, B. r. Poor and John
Jones, were chosen the Executive Comm ittee: VIM
3, King, Secretary and VIM Sheldon, Treasurer
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WANTED.-We wish to purchase a
W good secondhand Dray Apply imme date,v
EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD 4 Co. ,-'.
10 n $40 No II Pearl IF i"'
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By DAVENPORT, ALLEN G CO.

.f7oss By DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
CLOTHING AT AUCTTON.-On MON
DAY, 9Feb-t 9th, at 10 O'Clock at our auction
the season. Terms cash. p - - :
/. fe q II DAVENPORT, ALLEM& co, ,Aucts.
MIGHT fSALES.-THIS EVENING,
IN commencing at II o'clock and every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday evenings, throughout the
season. at which time we will offer for sale large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold and
Silver Watches, Guns e. &c. aig.,.s "a ~
Country merchants and the trade are invited to at
tend our sales as they viii find large variety, and of
frst-rate quality. t'4h q sfs3 1'a
fe 10 A, NOTTkaCoss Auct.
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GALE OF LOTS UNDER TRUST
~ DEEDS.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
bv John Lynch and VIM. Nekervs, to myself and
VIM: Finney, as Trustees, bearing date the 2Sd OF
April 1877, SHALL as surviving Trustee in said de ed
on the 18th day of March, 1854 proceed to sell at
public auction, the premises, to the highest bid
der, for cash. Lot of Ground in the city Of Rich,
mend conveyed by said deed. fronting on 18th or
Valley street forty four feet, and running back one
hundred and twenty feet to q ten foot alley, and
known as Moss and of square No 10 in Adams ad-
dition. And by vrtne of another deed of trust exc
Gated by said John Lynch and VIM cambridge to
myself aud VIM. Finney. as Trustees. bearing date
the same Esd dayo April 1877 shall Also on the
same 18th day of March. 1884, as the surviving Trus
tee in the last mentioned deed, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises to the highest bid.
der for cash. Lot of Ground in said city, conveyed
By the said deed, situated the west side of Valley
street, in what was called Adams Valley fronting ON
said street ninetytwo feet, and running along the
line of Washington street one hundred and twenty
five feet and particularly described IN said deed Of
trust. ''s+ IN r. Afi3-H 7a4-~3i JiA8 s:rsr
The title TO the above named lots is believed to
be unquestonabe; but acting Trustee, shall con
vey such title only as is vested in by the deed.
of trns aforesaid. The said deeds duly recorded
in the Clerks office of the Hastings Court of the city
Of Richmond, and the property s sold for the benz
eft of James C. Bruce executor of James Bruce, the
holder of the notes secured by said deeds OF rust
,GAAESLAG J. BROWN, JRyn - 4
sfe I6--dtd -, Surviving JrrIstes.
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REEF AND PORK.-I5 bbls. No. / and
y Mess Beef; bbls. prime Pork-receiving, for
saie low 0y .,..-, ef=f-+f LEE 4 CO., ,.s-.
Ie ~ On the Dock
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(OI1CE In consequence of the crash
vat our store yesterday during the storm, we shall
De under the necessity of closing doors until re.
PAIRS shall render 1t safe to resume bu siness
b. re ~ -.-.- -. -.---- PEMBERTON Il BRO. -
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DRIVATE BOARDING "a gentleman
ii and his lady can be furnished switbis pleasant
room and board In genteeI family regdine short
distance from the Banks Inquire az this Office.
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CORN MEAL.-A few barrels Country
~ Meal, just received, for sale. - =
. ;f6N p s-.yt EPv
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DRAFTS ON THE FOLLOWING
~ points can be obtained at all times by apply
ing to ADAMS g. co.'s Express Office, No. e. nth
:PARIS,)aItHTA Z 10 SAN FRANCISCO,
ANTWERP, fcs9Y b7g. tHAvRE,s APP
BREMEN 7 81 HAMBURG, -.
GLASGOW, ti-r5 BRUSSELS,
DOVER So . MELBOURNE
= FRANKFORTgON.TH
Also, Sight Drafts forany amount which are cash
ed at any Bank in the United kinadom of Crest Bril-
tain and grant Letters Of Credit In England neso-
tiablein any part Of America. % -Q1sasfli
Il ygi.1y.S .1dsa9 Z SCI J. I. McDoNOUGH,
=. fe f7-tf.a+-T-5NF ..---f ~ @,ts..a-~ +; + Agent
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLIND ST.
i GEO. w. ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma
ker, No. 81 Arch street. Philadelphia.
Constantly ON hand general assortment of BindA
wholesale and retail at the lowest prices .t~15a
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully informed that having appointed Messrs HAB-
LISTON L BROTHER, No. 10 Governor street,
Agents, all orders left with them win meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHILA-
DELPHIA PRICES. no l6--Smis -
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iSs4ea sas re THEATRE kI
SEVENTH NIGHT OF THE NEW DRAMA.

:
The New Drama of p pas
CABIN AND PARL0R.f
Principal characters bv Mesus. TAYLOR, GRIF-
FITHS, BONIFACE. WOLFE, 1CAIPPENDALE
STEARNS. RYAN. 60, &c. MesdameHW. WARD,
GRIFFITHS. SALZMAN; Misses LEWIS, 8. and
K PARTINGTON. &c.. nc. New scenery. &c, &c
RICHMOND ATHEN.EUM.-WILLiAm
~ GILMORE SiMms, Esq win lecture at the Hall
Of the Athen@unl on TUESDAY evening" the 2sth
Of February sa Is s9sE s7e5fo IS s. ifofs I -Fs'
Subject-PoETRY AND THE PRACTICAL. -.
Prices of admisson-25 cents single ticket; 12I cts
each additional ticket. -a0H''
Doors open att I. NJ; lecture to begin at a PM
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MOUNTAIN BUTTER.-.30 KEGS. in
LIZ store, for sale, part prime u
fe Y BROWN j. SHOOK
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By KENT, PAINE l. KENT.

by MINI, FAINE q hENT. =
GALE OF T. u. QUARLES' STOCK
~ Of DRY GOODS, At AUCrION-On TUES
DAY, the 18th instant comm eneing at 10 O'clock we
will sell at our auctien rooms the balance of Mr.
Thos.D Ouaries' stock of DRY GOODS, remaining
on hand, comprising a great variety of seasonable
and desirable Goods - -..N.r :, -
We will also sell an invoice of fresh Goods con.
sisting of Cloths Cassmeres, Vestings, Cottonades
&c. &c. t. fI tI,-FrfifT = Y aN='''t-
Also, few cases of Womens Boots 81. barse7
TERMs-All sums under $780, cash; yer that amt
months credit, for approved paper s'+ls - ,
fe Ii p28 KENT. PAINE & KENT, Aucts. :
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CROMMELIN'S r. SUPERIOR MUS
d ~ TARD, Black and Cay enne Pepper. Ground Cof
fee, chocolate and Cloves, for sale by ,ae
4 10 ~ t'rn5 JOHN III. CLAIBORNE E.
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SUPERFINE AND EXTRA FLOUk-
~ 100 bbls, superfne and extra Flour. on cors;an.
ment, in store. for sale low by Ss1 o.
fe q .-.- D.. s- LEE l. CO.. on the Docl
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|DR., A. C., HARDIN, BorAsIo PHrsr-
II CHAM, oars his services to the citizens of Rich
mend and vicinity He may be found at the Office OF
Dr. Robinson, on Franklin, between 18th and l4th
streets at all hours night and day, when not profess
sionally engaged. t.1'7tt. ~
i take pleasure In recommending to my friends DIR.
Hardin a. Botanic Ply sicisu, who has studied
dicine, graduated, and received his Diploma.
in 5-2m* 500 tr, Il. d. ROBINSON, M. ID.
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t'LOUR.-30Ob bls super and fine brands;
\ 225 bbls extra super brands; $50 bbls Family,
part very superior. = - -
tel @ s.f-5t BROWN L SHOOK.
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WOOD,-I offer for sale, at the wood
w yard recently occupied by Mr. John y. Reeve,
On Broad street, for cash, TO punctuaT customers
rood WOOD both Pine and Oak, at low prices
Having numberof handsengased In cutting Wood,
shall be regularity supplied with Il. Through the
new have placed slate at their stones, where
ders can be left aud which will DO promptly attend
ed to. SZ1f Es5f L8S 3gsTutsS yavslk
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QUEEN CITY HAMS.-24 tierces .Tno
NJ c: Schooley' celebrated Hams. of above hand
dlTact from the curer, landing and for sale by
nc <f--------..-------- JOHN III. CLAIRORNE
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WANTED---Girls to work at book.sew-.
w ing. Those acquainted with the busines SIS ure-
fe r Apply at 3 A, MoRRIs,S Bindery,F-5
re 70 - - "a , "a z p IA 81 Main strett -
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FAMILY BACON.-I2 hhds small Sides
= 6 do do Joles; 5 do do Breasts; 10 do do Hans.
landing per steamer, for sale by # I$7I, -
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HE MARTHA WASHINGTON CAsE.-The follow
ing dispatch dated Cincinnati. Feb 80 gives all the
particulars yet received relating the late proceed
ings in this remarkable case: 30 5a
The Martha Washington conspirators have been
re arrested on a requistion from the Governor of
Arkansas, causing great excitement. fKissane and
Others, who have been stopping at the Walnut
street House, attacked Robert Shaw, who was
witness against them in the late trial. beating him
severely In the bar room OF the hotel This caused
much bitterness towards thenii in the community
To-day Capt. Cummings wife seized Burton in the
street, and threatened his life. Burton drew ,bis
pietot, and for this she had him arrested. The war
rant under which the parties were arrested. chare
rs them with arson and murder The trial win take
place rear wherethe boat was burned
& sfrfEz.-T fsft tt1t
Fines IN BRooKLYs.--A fire occurred In Brook.
lyn, N. Y, on Friday morSing last, on the corner
OF Smith and Atlantic sreets, burning three or feur
buildings. man named Spencer, furniture
dealer, was burnt to death. The other inmates
had narrow escape, being compelled to jump from
third story windows 10 their liyee. .s..s
Another fire the same morning burnt a row Of
new buildings near Hamilton avenue.
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TEAS.-Gunpowder, Young Tyson and
i Black Tea, of tn most superior quality inst
received and for sale by - sII'g''s NTS'
- So ~ JAMES B. SHELTON,
,fe y Corner Broad and 4th sts
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r oNDON PORTER, Soap, Starch. Nut.
IL megs, Cheese. Spices, &C. for sale BY =
ygse.-.ssas 49,, - ~. JAS. B. SHELTON
~ re Y Corner Broad and 4th SITS
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sWANTED-One or two good hands, to
~ :, work on aCanai Boat to Lynchburg. Apply to
Ii re q OF 80 /. 4 - ,-~ - LEE & co. T,
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THERE are several estray cows at my
z Il place. '.s%ssa isDs3&a II. PTAYLOR

&seGEs aIaif{'ssA - ~ $500 .Nlhtt3 II -
Having FEMALE TEAGHER for our girls, / will
give board and tuition to two or fhIee little boys or
girs, at Sl2U. - = I'd .saiboo W H.fPsTA
Z Three unexpected vacanciesin my School, on Sta
street, are open to the public. Val TInals
ia lots gsab sg5sx z94sIW H,P- TAYLOR
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Correspondents of The Cecil Whig.l

Mr.. EDlToR.-This section of the county
has lately been visited with Il numbered heavy
thunder storIns;-Inore than has been known
for long time so carly in the season. The
rain, however, will doubt, IS prove beneficial
to TIE growing crops.
The river has been very high during tic
last few weeks and large quantities Of lumber
and timber c"mc down during the frcshct
The Old Canal is nov during good business
the lumber is crowdng through it, the rive
being again too low to run it around.
Mr.. IL. +. Burlin is about TO build a new
dwelling, adjoining the one he now occupies
which shows that Our end ofthr town is still
improving.
was much surprised few days ago, at
seeing one OF our most respectable young mon
intoxicated. ] am not flvo: of the prolbi-
tory law, but think it rather disgusting to
ste young man intoxicated. Il.
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as<saks NOE. 81.

TT Office is hereby given that application
" will be made to the County Commission
crs OF Cecil county, at their 'ssion in juno
next, to appoint proper persons to lay out
Public Road leading eastwarlly from tie
Battle Swamp road near Gurlic Town. through
or near the lands Of Thomas Smith Jr., Geo.
Gale, Leah and Sarah II. Gale. Samuel c.
Gale, Elsib Jackson and John Burroughs,
TO the public road leading from PcrrNvillc t"
Reynolds Mill, thence across said road cast
wardly by or through the lands of Eden Ss.-
y, Philip jackson. Wln. Patterson. T.. s.
Webster and across Mill Creek to John Lit
ties land, thence southwaldlv and along said
Creek on the lands of George Pickering till
it interests the public read leading from
Samuel AlhcnS' Corner on said road, to the
old Port road near Levi II. Evans.
MANY TAX PAYERS OF CEcl. Co.
May Goth 1854 .tw
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA
The steamship Cahawba, from Mobile and
Havana. arrived at New York on Tuesday,
with dates from the latter place to the 18th
inst. She has eighty passengers.
The official Gazette of the It'll instant con-
tradicts the statement relative to the Spanish
government indemnifying the owners of the
Black Warrior On the contrary, it says, the
Queen has the fullest confidence in the zeal,
service and actions of Governor General Peg
ucla, and cautions him to maintain the dig
| nifty of the Spanish nation.
1t is reported at Havana that 10000 addi-
tional troops arc on the way to reinforce the
army on the Island
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R"zDJEN, FRASELiE Co.. PA. !
MAY 18TH 1871; {

May 10Th, lSIt. {
Mr Edi'or;-I drop You linc relative to
the trnit and grain crops in this section of the
country. have examined the apples, cher
ries, peaches and pums and do not find them
injured by the last cold weather. as was cx-
pcctcd; there is every prospect Ola full crop
Wheat and rye look Well. and far exceed
TIL expectation Of the farmers, who, few
weeks ago, thought those crops would be Ii -ht
But little corn is yet planted, iLe Spring hAv-
ing been so backward that farmers could not
get their plougling done. Many Of them
have not been able yet 10 SOW their oats, and
are diShcartcncd about that crop.
| will write YOU again about the method Of
farming here, the country. &c; in tic mean
time am always glad to see the letters Of
your Cecil corrcsp ondeEtS. CAMERON.
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WOOL!

VIE subscriber takes this method of III
r. forming his old customers and the public
in general, that he still continues at bis FAC
TOR \, mcor The Brandyp1ne Springs, to m;nu-
tactGre Wool into con, CASHMERE, Suiims:,
hers'y Bln"kets, Fiannsi, Linsry and Stcckirg'
Yarn. and also card WooL INFO Rolls, &c-
For tn" convenience OF the public, W may
be left at the following places, VIII. G..
Akin. Orange and Front Streets, Whining
ton: j. Is. Ash, and L. Brown. .Ir.. Elktou.
lie hopes by strict attention to business to
receive II share Of public patronage. and as
Snrcs those who may favor him with their
custom that his charges will he moderate. or
if desired. it will be manufactured on shares.
Market prices paid for Wool. Stocking
Yarn and cloth always on hand for sale
May ~ 3w HENRY CLARK.
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An Invitation TO tile Ladies.

Rss. a. FDaRD takes pleasure iii
I'A- announcing TO the Ladies' OF Elkton and
its vicinity. that she has received Il fresh sup
ply of SPRING MILLINERY AND FANCY
ARTICLES, consisting OF Ladies' and Misses
ss,~, BON NETS, varying in price from 81
5ssiM, cts. to 50; Boys and Misses Flats of
wa all kinds; also, large and we'll selected
stock Of Ribbons and Flowcrs-ribbons from
10 cts. to : per yard. Ladies' and Misses
Wreaths, from = cts to SD piece. In
the Fancy and Introducing line She fattcrs
herself she cannot be surpassed either III
quality or price.
Having had Il long explanation in the MINI
merry business and Keeping II constant supply
Of proficient hands, she hopes to be able TO
merit continuance of patronage which the
public has heretofore 50 kindly favored her
with.
n. B. She has fitted up large room i'm
addition to her Store, where the Ladies will
always find variety of Fancy Bnnncts and
Dress Caps to suit any taste. even the most
iasidious. She will be found at the old cS-
Establishment directly opposite Mr.. Torbert $
Store, and nearly opposite TIE Court House.
NAV 20 I'm
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\ NATION DESTROYED BY SMALL PoX.-
The Moquis arc. or were, an interesting rco-
pie, residing in neatly constructed village s,
built upon the tops Of several flat mountains,
near the centre of the uncx,orcd region be.
tween the Colorado and ella. 1t appears from
tie report of Lieut.. Whipllc's party, that a
fearful pcstlcnce has swept the whole nation
off the face of tie earth. When Lieutenant
Whipplc reached the Colorado Chiquto, at a
point about $50 miles west of the old Pcubla
of Zuni his guides informed him they were
unacqua;ntcd with the country beyond, and
advised him to seek guides from among the
Noguis, who lived some three hundred miles
to the north Two of the Zuni guides cheer
fully departed for the Moq,lis country, while
the command, with Iouis LcrouX for guide,
continued on for thirty miles where it was cx-
pcctctl the new guides would meet them. The
Zunans returned to camp alone, bringing the
sad intelligence that the whole Moqui nation
had been swept off by the small pox. There
are several villages, built upon mcsas or high
table rocks. In one village they found but
one woman and a child alive. So great was
the mortality that there were no burias
The dead bodies we're thrown upon the mcsas,
and lay in putrid heaps about the bases. So
great was the the stencil that the guides near
ly persisted ere they could get away.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE NJ. +.
Church SouTH.--Thc Conference was occu-
pied on Monday and Tuesday in discussing
Il c resolutions for the establishment of n
Southern Book Concern, without coming to
any conclusion thereon. The committee to
whom was referred the motion ofG l.. L..
Davis, Esq, of Maryland, praying compcnsa-
ton for services rendered in the Methodist
Church case, reports that he was not employ
cd as counsel by the commissioners appoint
ed toconduct the case; but among the private
papers of Bishop Bascom are the laborcd
opinions which are claimed to have been sub
mittcd, and it is recommended that DR.. Smith
the executor of DR.. Bascom, be instructed to
settle the question with Mr.. Davis, upon such
terms as upon further examination shall be
found just and equitable.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

DANAWAY from the subscriber on Satur-
IL day the 18th day of March, 1854, white
Girl named Sarah Yearly, an indented ap-
prentice. She is about 10 years old; had ON
when she left a Blue Calico Frock, black
sun bonnet. apron, shoes just half soled. Shc
also took with her, new domestic trock, )
new petticoats, aprons, ) yards black India
Satin, half piece of white Nankeen,
pocket handkerchietS, two Of them with lacc
one without and one a damash white silk; also
several other articles not mentioned. AN
persons are forwarned against harboring or
employing said girl, as the law will be put in
force against those offending. The above
reward will be paid to any person arrcstin &
said girl and delivering he to me.
FRANCES CLARKE,
nay Is, 81. Near Port Deposit, Nd.
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4florric0.

In Milford, Del, on the llth inst. hv th,
Rev. iilam l.. Gray, Miss SAGhu \. D.,
GoDwIS, youngest daughter Of Rev. Daniel
Goodwin, ui that place, and JANIS b. MAu,y
"nr OF thc Editors Of the Milford Beacon
In Port Deposit, on the 18th inst, b.. the
Rev Henry +. lInrn, Lrci,s 4. C.. GERRY to
Miss JANE \. NANNEMAN, III Of that III c..
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MIRACLE OF TIE PRESENT DAY.-AIany
readers may remembering appearance Of Mr..
Joseph Balch, Of Johnston, y. V, in the pro-
ccSson which met Daniel Webster on his last
public entrance into Boston-AIr Balrh was
born Feb l6. LOO, and is now in the nine
ty.iif,h, year Of his age. He was three years
a soldier in the war of the american rcvolu.
ton, and has been an active palticirator in
all political events since that time. lie be-
longs to a family of singular tcnacty of life,
and last year he lost by death two sisters,
one of whom was one hundred years old, the
other nincty.scvoll, and both were older than
himself. llcis now in the possession of all
his natural faculties, can read the finest print
Of the books of the day without Srcctaclcs,
can walk two miles at Il time with most Young
men, and his memory not only covers very
closely all the events Of his youth, but keeps
pace with the current movements of modern
times.
This fine old American gentleman has re-
Gently made visit to Wisconsin and some
other parts of the West. in order TO see the
progress Of the country with which he was so
well acquainted in his infancy .--Boston C0W-