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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08
From The Winchester Journal.
TO CARRIE IN HEAVEN.


Angels lowered round and DER h.
Then they took thee, and they ho,e H..
Bore my spirit BACK 10 heaven, 10 taat pearix sode
shores f-sf eo-oSn
Earth Is cherries now, Il seerneth
And my soul with sorrow teemeth
For know wen hear the prattng Of Inv infant o,. ~
more. ~
Heavens gifl-Our hrstbOrn treasure
How we loved thee. beyond measure
And VIC struggled fondy hoping SIN TO keen thee a.,
awhile; =
In the cold grave thou art sleeping.
And our eyes are dimmed with weeping,
For orr hearisnO more gadden'd BY ny sweet an
golic smile.
o, the memory OF that parting,
OF our melancholy parting.
Will around soul forever like mystic shadow dwell:
Ger thy chill and earth bound pillow.
We will plant weeping willow.
And the blooming rose and lilly shall perfume e ernsss
dell.
We have keepzakes we viii CHERISH
Jewels that shall never perish,
Crystal beads, and coral bracelets and two eurs Of golden
hair;
These we have, and not these only.
IIoPK will cheer eur hearts, when lonely
FOndiY gazing up 10 heaven, something whispers thou a
there.
wrScnxsTER, Sept 18Th, 1855.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

HUzzA FOR WAYNE CoUsTE.-At the re-
cent State Fair in this city, various citizens of
WAYNE County were awarded premiums
amounting to near $1,000, besides innumsr-
able diplomas. fluzza for old Wayne
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

O-Therc was a collision on the Michigan
Central Railroad, near Michigan City, Ind, on
Thursday last between passenger train and
freight train which was off time. The loco
motives were badly smashed aud several per-
sons were slightly bruised.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

STATE CONVENTIONAL number of our
democratic exchanges beginning with the
Sentinel, have began to discuss the question
of holding State Convention on the 9Th OF
January. We have always opposed long
campaigns, but in this case we are ready to
eoncsde the propriety of early nominations
Nothing will be lost by keeping our candi-
dates before the people.-Ia'crascet,yg Regis
ter
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

0TIt may not be generally known, say:
the Cleveland Plaindeala, that Dr. KANE, o.
Arctic Expedition notoriety, is the son o.
Judge KANE of PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON no
toriety; and that Judge KANE is Wing Of
the FILLMoRE school, having been appointed
and confirmed as such during the last admin
istration.
This fact will be a spike in another Eu-
sion gun.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

REGISTER OF THE LAND OFFIcE.-We call
ed in upon Mr.. JAMES TALBOT, Register of
the Land Office for this State, few days
since, and were quite astonished at the amount
of business which has accumulated in his
Office since the discontinuance Of the Land
Offices at Jacksonville, Vincennes, and Win
nemac. We found Mr.. I. perfectly over
whelmed with the duties of his Office. 1t is
evident to us that he has more labor to per-
form in the discharge of his duties than any
one man can perform, and quite rs much as
two efficient men, well acquainted with the
business Of the office, can DO. We think that
the proper department at Washington should
Immediately provide Mr.. Il. with an assist
ant, or increase his salary 50 that he might be
able 10 hire such aid as he undoubtedly re-
qures There is not, we are fully satisfied, a
better or more industrious officer in the State
than MIR. TALBOT; but with all his industry
and energy he is unable to keep mp with the
business Of his office. As we have before
said. no one man can do the business oil the
Register of the Land Office in this city, we
hone Mr.. HKxDRIcKs will take this matter IN
hand. Otherwise, the business OF the oihce
will he constantly behind hand, and the III
terests of those doing business with the Of
fee necessarily suffer.
Many enqiries are made OF the Register
here, as to the time when lands may be
entered in the Jacksonville, Winnemac
and vinccnnes districts. We are informed
by him that 1t will be at least six months
and possibly twelve, as none of the necessary
papers, or instructions in this reference have
vet been received.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

OJThe Journal editor is nag; his wit IS
proverbial, He charges the local of the Sen
tines with being a Christian. ("Boo-hoo.")
This proves him GREAT tCag! But the pith
of the Journals waggery is lost when we as
sure its editor that we have never meddled
with the affairs Of the JoNEsEs. Not u.s.
The article which pointed the Journal JONES'
wit, was waif found floating in an exchange,
and was clipped out, not for publication, how
ever. Itgot into our paper by accident. We
could be guilty of no such discourtesy to a
brother of the quill with whom we have nc
acquaintance. We are glad to welcome the
JONES family to the tripod in our city; and
ifthey should get acrack or 50 over the knuck
les for their abolitionism, they may consider
it lheir "fate" ''The JONES family arr
| fatedv
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

DEAD.-Mrs. NOBLE CAMPBELL, of this
city. who, through mistake, took large por-
ton of Corrosive Sublimate about one
week ago, died on Saturday last
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

0TThe n. Y. Times estimates the num-
Der Of disorderly woman In that city at "a
co., Cause-'To making a shirt, 10 cents
Effect-Disorderly womens- The -s.s--s's
in a nutshell.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

DEFALcATIoS.-Thc ST. Louis DeDsords
says that ST. Ange s Co, perfumers in that
city, have left for parts unknown, and their
creditors minus about two thousand dollars.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

0rThe report Of duel at Savannah, Ga,
between two hrothers-in-law, which has been
going the rounds Of the press. is pronounced
a hoax
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

0uThe Boston Atlas says there were fifty
Withdrawals from Athol TX NJ Council in
that city on "Wednesday last, and about the
same number intend doing so at the next
meeting.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

GRITTY acres Of land lying in this coun-
ty was sold at sheriff sale yesterday for $50
II ofayette Journal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08

OF The Mississippi Election commenced
yesterday and Is PR ressing to-day. 1t will
go Der
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MONDAY MORNING. nov. 5. 1856.
ConREor1oS.-By accident we credited a

CORREcrIoN.-By accident we credited an
article, an extract from which we commented
on at some length in our Saturdays issue, to
the Boone County Pioneer, instead of to the
Boone County Ledger.
The production commented upon was ri
sion in substance and essence, whereas the
P;oaee. ia one of the best and soundest Dem
ocratic papers in the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

TX DOLLARS REWAhD.-R8naWay
LIZ from my mother. on Sunday, the 3ist Dec,
1854 a negro man, named FLEMING, about feet 3
or inches high and has a scar on his under lip Bit
ten in fight He is well known to the citizens Of
Richmond and Henrico, as he has been driving an
ice wagon to Richmond for 20 years. He Ii no doubt
luraing abe ut Richmond. The above reward will be
paid for his delivery to at Henrico County Jail
ia 19-7tT ALEX. HUTCHESON
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
:, !, -
PrOceedtnga of Cancresx

M
WASHINGTON, dan. a. Senate-The com
nittee on the Judiciary reported back, with
amendments, the judiciary bill. for the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
Mr.. Dawson introduced bill authorizing
the Alexandria Railroad Company to estab-
fish ferry across the Potomac.
The army appropriation bill was taken up,
many amendments adopted, and the bill was
underjdiscussion when this report closed.
Hoase.-After the transaction of some I'M
important business, the House went into
committee of the whole on the state of the
Union, and took up the French Spoliatiou
bill. Mr.. Benton made speech in opposi-
ton to the bill. and Mr.. Disney followed in
reply, after which the committee rose.
The Senate bill establishing Board of
Claims was referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary. The House adjourned
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WRECKS ON ABsECOM BEACH,.

ADsEcoa BEACH, N. J Jan. 22-There was a
severe gale along the coast last night and three
vessels came ashore on this beach
The frs. was the schooner James Beatty, of Wash
ington, with full cargo OF wheat, corn, mackerel
and pork, bound to New York, from some port iu
North Carolina She came upon the beach almost
high and dry about midnight. Her cargo will be
saved in e damaged condition, and the vessel will
probably be got of after the cargo lie discharged.
The schooner Ney, loaded with oysters, came
ashore ABOUT the same time and near The same
place. She was bound to New York. Her cargo
will be a total loss.
Another schooner fEom North Carolina, with a
cargo OF government stores, was got oil with con-
siderable difficulty and the loss of both anchors
She now lays in the bay Ia leaking condition
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LAt EST MAIL NEW =
EXPLOSION


Nxw YoRx, Jan 93-The steam engine on the
deck OF the ship Great Republic, for hosting her
cargo on board exploded this afternoon, seriously
iniarins four saen--two It 10 feared fatally. Th.
ship su stained no damage.
The New York Journal of Commerce of Tuesday
sives the annexed account of the explosion on the
Great Republic:
About O'Clock, this afternoon. steamboier EN-
uloyed on the ship Great Republic for hoistine
cargo. exploded with great torce, injuring three
men one of them fatally it is feared and tearing
the engine house 10 pieces
The boiler stood just abaft the main mast, on the
upoer Geek, and iurnisned power to pair of small
engines The casing or shell" was blown to frae.
unents, and one portion OF the boiler driven about
six inches into the mast.
The engineer. who lie supposed to have allowed
the water to get too low 10 the boiler was found
with OF the engines lying upon him, near where
ths boiler stood He was taken TO the Hospital,
,hockiuely injured
The other two men were employed on the light
er "A Stewart One Of them on the wharf
when he was struck by piece of iron in the side
All three were taken to the hospital, la Brooklyn.
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Railroad DiRcultu.

BUFFALO, Jan. 23.-The laborers on the
Buffalo, Brantford and Goodrich Railroad, al
Ridgeway, Canada West, are still in posses.
sion of the road. The sheriffs of three coun-
ties will take fifty British soldiers to the
scene of the difficulties tomorrow, when il
is expected that the laborers will be paid of
and discharged, and quiet restored
A man, with thirteen accomplices, is held
here for trial, for the murder of Weimper.
A violent snow storm has occurred here
1t continued forty eight hours, and the snow
is two feet deep.
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50TTKT pay.
By GoDDlN Z APPERsOT-

HOuSES AND LOTS ON ST. STE
FOR SALE AT AUCfioI I Cwvn I. u. ADDITION,
on MONDAY the 9th January. Is6s n fhs Sess !.
O'Clock X T., three Lots Of Land on ths W. ~ "
Of st. stephen street., between FeSsrsl 80 S -
streeta fronting each S. feet II ipches - - v19s
Phen street, and running back saeh is fe.s o, !.
has lstsy been eseetsd three dwsisS Scn 'nsrs
yell suitsd TO smsli families with huifed 49,
ne principal house, stusted &C. STEPHAN -. =.
nss very recently been thoroughly repaired. v;th
no Ioomy pofches attached, mailing II very dss,~
ss s = dwelling II may be converted into sro-
posss nc OF otherwise, the purchaser may be Dis
$780, the whole Of the above properly viii Sc
~ 70 nit purchasers the day Of sails when
nrs ssfms wiz be made known The title il undis-
rnseL, sud the houses arc CONSTANTLY rented The
nao % pa, a sns ME for the g5sssss ye.r.
Ehf VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT ATIS.rInnMA ND FRANKLIN SITS, FOR SALE
A1Nc.tiUn,-Wili be sold ON WEnNrSn1y
nnan,;n ae 1ssn January, ls55 on the premses com
the East line Of 4th, between Ms;so evening On
G6Ieels 10 rear Of the residence Of NJ R.n;ai
sutton, fronting 81 feet, ruunins hs.s 1aa
$500. ss1 'eAsh1 u an annual rent Of
And on FRIDAY afternoon, the 18th J.nr.v nee.
liable brick stabe and dwelling ON the Sonh ~ va
ffankhp street, opposite to Metropolitan Han nj =.
occupied BY Mr.. R. L. Dickinson froptins 81 f 10y
running back about 80 feet to an alley Ths nranss
y now commands rent of 9325 per anaum, and ean
Dc leased f3s term OF years At an advanced sun,
months. for negotiable notes. nterast added secnr.S
oy trust deed or title retained. The taxes for the
present !. so year to Be Psid by the pursh..e.:
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ia % LARUs & SHINE. Auots.
BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.
1 ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT

I ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
IL AUCTTON.-On TUESDAY, the S0th instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock, will sell at our store,
the balance of our stock of DRY GOODS remaiu-
ing on hand comprising great variety of fresh and
sessenable Staple and Fancy Goods Among which
are
Black and fancy colored Cloths
Do dc Cassmeres
Rich Fancy Silk and Velvet Vestings
Black Satin and Marsalles do
Black and Fancy Dress Silks
Plain French De LANES
Colored Alpacas; Black do
Irish Linens Pillow-Case Linens
Linen Sheetings; Towengs
"a, "A and 1914 Linen Damasks
White Goods, in variety
Embroderies. do
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats
Linen Cambria and French Lawn Hdkfs
Light Spring Prints Mourning do
Bingham and Apron Cheeks
Bleeched and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings
Drillines; Ozaaburgs
Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds
Mixed Sattinets; Kerseys
Plaid Linseys; Cottsnedes
Red, White and Yellow Flannels
Spool Cottons; Patent Threads
Hooks and Eyes Pins; Buttons
Gloves, Hosiery, &C.
ALSO,
800 lbs SEINE THREAD
TEREs-All sums under S160, cash; under ie5G0.
months; over that amount. months credit, for ep
ia % Aucts.
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BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

Decree pronounced BY the Circuit Court of the Cty
OF Richmond on the I'd day of June 1858, in the suit
therein pending under the style of Darlington
against the Bank OF the United States shsiI as
Commissioner, on MONDAY 9Th February, 1855, at
o'clock r ~, (if fair; if not, the next fair day
tnereafter sell at public Auction on the premises
the Lot of Ground fronting q feet on nh street
between Grace and Broad streets, running back s.
feet to street to be opened by the Central Railroad
Adams Division. f
TEgMs-Cssh for so mush as may be required to
pay al expenses OF the sale, ard the residue on
taking from the purchaser bonds with good security
Tor the credit instaents and retaining the title I'M
ance directed by the Court.
Selling as Commissioner, shall only convey with
special warranty. JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
dl2 ComInissioner
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The Markets.

TIE Markets..
NEW York, Jan, 24.-Cotton tending upward and
Arm Flour easier-sxes of 1900 bbls Ohio Il
So 62aS9 Southern unchanged Wheat nominal.
Corn upwards and firm.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 24-No salea of Fiour-held at
yesterdays rates. Red Wheat 81 90sS1 49, white
Sl.95aS2 90. White Corn 83as5 cents; yellow s5cts
Considerable activity In breadstuffs.
GEoRGgTowN, D. c., Jan. "a Family Flour SO
asll superfne SO. White wheat 81 97a$2 90; red
81 90a$l95. White Corn 95 cents a ST. 90; yellow
85a90 cents
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sTEAM ON THE DAs.--we learn that bastcaux
propelled BY steam, made the trip from DanviIle to
south Boston, Tuesday, accomplishing the distance
OF iorty miles In aboui six hourr. Twenty three
passengers came down. They reached seu Bee
ton about 2 o'clcck and returned Immediately I,
Dansie. How they go, along asainst the rapid
current of the Dan We have not heard. II IL &C
complished the return voyage easily :" II can ira.
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MAINE LIQUOR LAW.

BosToS Jan. pa more stringent liquor law il
coming before the Legislature OF Maine from Eea
Dow. The bill provides the penalty of fine of S5(
and four months Imprisonment tor the first viola
tom the same fine and six months imprisonment
for the second; and a fine of Sl00 and one year I'm
prsonnent for the third offence No action ia to be
entertained against the officers for destroy ing H.
quor; and common carriers are made liable fol
s)nveyng liquor contrary to law, under the penali,
OF fines for the first two offences and imprisonment
for the third. Il is thought the bill viii pass.
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MARINE DISASTERS,

NKw York. Jan. % The ship Sullivan, from
Charleston, for this port, west ashore on Sunday
morning on Fire Island. She ls high up on the
head. She had cargo fcotton and rice, and was
insured in This city.
The schooner Pearl, from New York, with naval
stores for this city, is ashore at Rockaway, high
and dry. The brig General Marion. previous ly
reported ashore, has bilged aud 10 full OF water.
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CHAhLEsTowN N H., Jan 22-The up passen-
ger Train to day, when this village, ran into
culver! which had been washed open by the recent
s'Vrin, and the whole train was thrown fran the
track Tie engine was precipitated some fifty feet
PETE! wreck. The passengers escaped without in.
Jury, bur Mr.. G. w. Abbot, fireman, was badly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-25

Su1sIDE.-Two young women residing in Boston
attempted suicide on the 10th instant by taking
arsenic There names were Rosetta B Reed and
sarah Livingston, and their ages IL and % years.
Their intentions succeeded so well that the Reed
girl died on Sunday, and the other now lies in 4
lopeess condition. The incentive is SAID to be
that The Livingston girl had quarrel with her low
er, aud that she persuaded the other, who was
country. Ii Is said that both are respectfully con.
nEcted
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THE STORM AT BUFFALO

BUFFALO. Jan GA brisk gale OF wind sprung
up last evening, and continued with increased Sc
verify during the night aud the early part of today
heavy fall OF snow accompanied the wind, and
altogether the storm was more severe than any that
has visited us for years. The weather is exceed
ingy cold and il is almost impossible for people 10
move about. We have heard of no material dam.
age from the storm
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ANOTHER EMBEzzLEM ENT.-Charles o. Rich
ardsop late secretary OF the St Nicholas Insurance
Company. 10 New York. has been arrested at the
instance OF Mr.. Wins'ow, the President who char
ges him with the en,bezzlement of SI0,el7 in cash
and 81 900 worth Of Union Bank stock from said
insurance institution The embezzlement has been
going on since May, 1852. Richardson was held 10
s. 600 bail
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
HORSES. MULES AND WAGONS

ORSES. MULES AND WAGONS.
- - AT AUCTION VIII be sold on MONDAY.
1y y. January. at 10 O'clock, Council Chamber
Hiii-59 young, we'll broke Mules; 8 young, well
orTks hoIses; 10 Street Wagons. in excellent order
to this sae it being the most valuable stock OF MuIe.
and Horses ever offered at public SALE in this town
not Mule In the whole lot being over years old
TERMs-Afl sums under $l00 cash ali sums be
tween Sloo and $3.50, 80 days; over that amount. 6
endorsed. JACOR q ATT ~
Sale conducted by ALEX NoTr. Auct - 90 +
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TERRIFIC GALE AT DISQUALIFICATION
OF THE ASIA

HALIFAX, Jan. - "A frightiul storm ragged here
during the latter part OF Thursday night and Fri
day asst. and 1t is spprehended that serious disas
teri have happened along The coast The telegraph
wires were badly broken.
Owing to the violence of the storm, Capt Lott OF
the Asia did not deem advisable TO put to sea UT.
I'll o'clock on Saturday morning, Having been dc =
tanned about 80 hours.
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Fire IN B1lf;a1ore

BALTIMORE, Jan. ga fire broke out
on Smiths wharf this morning, which de
stroyed the commission store of Hall & Sc
ney. Loss not stated.
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Ihe IKenther

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-There was slight
fall of snow this morning; but the weather
subsequently. cleared up and continues pleas
ant Business dull.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.--It is showing here.
at l2 NJ. the snow was foot deep.
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MusDERous AssAuLr.-A party of Philadelphia
rowdies, committed violent assault In Baltimore
on Monday night, upon Peter Sherlock and Jsmes
Cordery. Four of the party, named James Coady,
Edward II. Paul, George II McCsuly. and Joseph
L. MCGEE, were arrested
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Schooner ashore.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24-The schr ABBY
Whitmore went ashore on Sunday night, al
Egg Harbor. Three hundred bales of cotton
were thrown overheard. 1t is thought she
win be got off.
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE. s = =
EXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND

= STATIONERY AT AUCTION. = On THIS
saturday. evening" at O'Clock, will cell at auc
encyclopedias and valuable Standard Works in eve.
~ department OF Literature, Science and Art; An
nuas ard Books, elegantly illustrated and iIIunpins
ted, pictorial smbsillshed and beautifully bound; fine
Family and Pocket Bibles; with Prayer Books Of
svery description, Letter and Cap Paper, Gold Psns
The attention of the public in this city and its vi.
entity respectfully invited to this collection of
books which believed to be the most valuable col.
lection of Standard Works ever offered at auction In
feet. . = -
The sale will be positive and without reserve. to
the highest bidder and will be continued every evs
ming, until all are sold. -. 80
N D. Books for examination, and at private sa!e
during the day. LARUS 4 SEINE.
"a <O--L0 Aucfa.
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THIS DAY
BY ALEXANDER To7T

vm,,n,LTURE. &C., At AUCTION
SssS g ny store. lsses loe Of ssw ~ s:es.S.
Of The SsssI ssd kitsks. Yafnitsfs sonSiiss
ALSo-An isvoscs Of C,o.h.vv ..x s,,........ y
tislss 'aaed assortment Of housekseDine q.
ALe0-An invoice or 4.rd-... r..,.
. III. De sGded-12 bbis Ne Herrisss MOI ~
4 81 an invoice ~ Dry Goods Cioshius &c
49,. ALEX. MOTT Apet 4
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nlL"AuKE Jan. 23.-S NJ Booth. convicted OF
'stlog Inc escape OF fugitive slave, was to day
~ ~ ea III the L. S. District Court, 10 pay fine
Vi S4'OO0 and imprisonment fer one month
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BY GODDIN 6 APPERsoN.
Co,MsnnITSS g SALE OF HOUSE

I ,OMMISSIONER'S SALE OF HOI1SE
AND LOT ON CArHARINE sr IN 90
aoN6S ADOrTI0H. NEARTHE CfTY or RICE
Henrico rs Somnfsescner sppointed b. decree Of
Iii !, esq q Chsriss ssainst Grumpy. &c sssil
nav e sss auction, on the promises, on fHU0s-
SIsx The real estate In the bin msutiensa
ccnnsIne OF House and Lot ON the eouth ssde ~
seaea' ana nesr the resdsAes Of Mr.. John 3. Val.
for bonds with good security, ana title Retained III
the Court. w. 0ODDIN Corus,y
Sale conducted by GopDrs 4 ArrrlsoN. xucss.
ia1