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Summer Clothing,

A LPACA and summer cloth Frocll and Sack coats "A do do Pants;
 Linen brown and white, Frock and Sack Goats; CottOnade Coats and Pants
 Marseilles and Serge Vests;
 Shirts, Collars. etc. Received and for sale by M OSBORN. july 10
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
NEW ADV VERT $ E M E N T $ By authority of the State of Alabama Southern Military Academy
 Lottery.
Grand Scheme for jl

Grand SCheme Tor JuIy, CIaSS R. TTNO be draac July 13th 1855, i@ the city of Mont Il gomery, rlen prizes anaounting to ssy" S5O,' 900 sa. will be distributed according to the follow ing Magnifcen. Scheme! .=as@ And remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing, and paid when due 2C5th0at deductS0a!
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
Grand Scheme for July, Class 4.

ITO De drascu 2Sd of July, 1855, in t6e csty ot l Atlamta acben prizes amountiny to sB S6O,- 900 s will be distributed according to the follow ing Magnificent Scheme .ay And remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing, and paid when due WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
ESTRAY COW.

'EliE subscriber has in his possession stray COW \ with young calf which the owner can have by proving property and paying charges.
 Little Rock iuly 10 '55 R. & YFRKFS
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10

50l Prizes amounting gto..................S6 S60 000 Only ten thousand numbers Tickets $l0- Halves S5-Quarters S2 50
 SAML SWAN Agent and Manager.
 Atlanta. Ca. Hon. WM. R. Burr and A. B. FoRsYTnE. esq, sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing. July & lAh5.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10

251 Prizes in all amounting to-. $50 DOS Only ten thousand numbers! Tickets S5-Halve' S2 50-Quarters $l 25.
 SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager. ,June 26. '55 If Montgomery, Ala.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
nnntc ond Nhnos
HOLLOW w ARE.

nF all descriptions, sorts and sizes, for sale at O NJ. OSBORN'S.
 inly ID
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
Form of Offer.
hereby agree to

furnish and deliver at the United States the whole of the live oak timber for ship, estimated thirty thousand cubic feet, be the less in conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau of Consruc tion of the date of 22d of June, 1855 viz: Stems apron, stemson deadwoods, post stern post knee deadwood knee keesons, and hooks estimated contain. 600 cubic feet at g foot Frame timber of all other
 kinds, estimated at .... 400 at g foot Promscuous timber amount
 lnSto .................6 .6,00O " at foot Total amount. 3OO0O 3
 (Iotal value to be written in words.)
 Should offer be accepted, request bs addressed ---, and the contract forwarded to the navy agent at -, or to me at -, for signature and certih 
 Date.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-10

..Griud Your Own GriSt!'' slE BEST Cast Steel MilM Nos. g. A. j. and G. OO Received and for sale by NJ. OSBORN. iuly 10
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Adams Jas NJ
 Adams James Adler $ $ Allen Mrs. D A
 Barnes James
 Barnes E NJ Bankley Wm Barker James Barker T E Bell MatelSon Becker Mayer Lister Bennett D K Bennett Soloman Bcrthc Miss Eliza Beloney John Benson John
 Binford l. II
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 Blcvins Wm A Bower Martin c Buckcr Miss Julia Bostick Syme
 Bostock Daniel Bothick James Chadwick q A Chadwick Z A Chadwick Miss Mary A Cloyd E L c Cottrell Sutton F Crebs Cullen .. Cribhes Wm 1 Cooper Johann
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 Frazer Marmaduke WI Fry Alexander
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 Hall John
 Harris Isabella M Haynes Thomas Hanks Joshua or
 Nathan
 Harrison John
 Harrison George Harris Wm k
 Harris Wm D
 Harris John
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 Hardy G W
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The true Democrat., 1855-07-10
(signature.)
Form of Guarantee.

Form of Guarantee. The undersigned, -, of--,i in the State of- -, and - of--, in the State of---, here. by guaranty that the foregoing bid be accepted he othey w within ten days after the receipt of the the post office named designated, execute the contract for the with good and sufficient suretie Tn case said - shall fail into contract aoresad we guaranty to make good the difference between the offer of the saidand that which may be accepted
 Signature of two guarantors. }c 1 n n (Date.)
 Witness
 hereby certify that the above named A. B. and C. D. Known to me as of property and able to make good their guarantee. Signature. CDate.1
 signed by the United States district judge, Uni States district attorsey collector, agent, and s erS) July 10-6w e
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HATS! HATS 7.

< LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the post
 A office at Little Rock the 30th of June. 1855, which if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post office as DEAD LETTERS.
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A
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l1ntha.

On Wednesday, 18th inst, in this town, after a
severe and protracted illness, Mr.. DAVID E. RHOR,
aged about GO years.
on the 9Th inst, in South Bolivar, her residence,
Mrs. ELIZA POTTER, aged 40 years. For several
years past her health has been declining and for the
last three four months has been unable TO leave her
chamber. She bore with christian cOmPosure the
gradual approach of DEATH and at last, without APP
parent pain passed calmly from life.
CLeesburg papers please copy.)
On the 18th inst, in North Bolivar, CHARLES,
youngest SON of George Koonce, aged abOut7 ycars
On the 10th inst, in South Bolivar, ---,
consort N. o. Allison, aged about 81 years.
on the 18th inst at his residence in Culpeper after
a short but severe attack of pneumonia, Hon. JOHN
S BARBOUR, in his Goth year. Mr.. B. was one of
successfully member of the Legislature, ofthe Con-
stitutiona Convention of ls29'3O and of the House
ofRePresentatives in the Federal Congress,
At Wheeling, on the 4th of December last, Mr..
VIM. F. FITZSIMMONS, of HOrPers-F Ferry, in the
37h year of his age. He had long been in bad health
left widow and two children In every relation of
life he was kind and attectionate.
On the I'd inst, at his residence, Hillsborough
ANDREW COPELAND, in the 9th year OF his
age.
In Shepherdstown ON the 10th inst, Mr.. GEORGE
ENTLER, in the list year of his age.
On the 9th instant, at the residence of her grand
father. Bishop Waugh, in Baltimore, Miss MARY
VIRGINIA WAUGH, dauG hter of the late Dr. Jas
B. Waugh of this county, aged Is years
In Danville, KY, the 4th of December last, Mrs
CATHERINE E. WAGGENER, wife of DR.. r. ].
Waggener, in ths 3Sth year of her age
On the 10Th inst, CHARLES JACOB, son of Geo.
Koonce, aged six years, 10 months and u days.
Suddenly, at AIdie, Va, on the morning of the
5th inst, Maj. WILLIAM holland, in the SOth
year of his age.
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Tha southern Planter.

P D. Bernard, Esq, the propsistor Of this old Ag-
a1lural paper has disposed oft to Frank G. Rutin,
= editor for the last three years In his address Mr.
I 'ayS that of $4,000 farmers in the State, only
.0Ot 5000 take the Planter. Here IS 9 margin for
sng up and We trust that this great interest will
" tNat journal devoted especially to the advances
a'ot q tie easse in which they are engaged, does
anguish Since Mr.. r. has been editor, the sub
SaptOn list has T1a up nearly one thouaud . year,
.aea il highly encouraging. improvements in
Eogryphy, &c are promised 80 that the Planter will
''as out as well dressed" Is any of its eossmPo-
wig We wish It croMninp snecess
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Mnrringfa.

On the 21st inst, by Rev. z, I'd HooFF, hIF. HO-
BERT H. DRYDEN and R0SAG4ERlTCHE-allo of
Baltimore city. ,--s i /.
InBaltiu,orc, on the 18th inst, BY Rev. P PHrlrs,
Mr.. JOHN L. HOOF'F, merchant of this town, and
Miss CLARA S. BENNETT, of Baltimore.
On the llth inst, in Bolivar by Rev. j. P. SNELr-
EEL. Mr.. GEO. A. I'RAhfER and Ii CY ASNlGOR.
GAN-both OF this county.
On the LIST inst, by Rev. Mr.. HAxK, Mr. CHAS.
w. JOHNSON and Miss JANE E. CoNARD-alI of
LoudOun.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. NV. CooPRn, AUGUS-
TUS E. RICH and Miss MARGARETA. BUCKLEY,
all Of NIartinsEurg. q ~
On the nth inst, by same, ABRAHAM SPOTTS
and Miss LOUISA R0UX.
Near Harpers-Ferry on the Ilth inst, by Rev: J.
N. HAM, Mr.. JOHNF HARTMAN and Miss MARY
V. NEER-all Of Loudoun. !. - -
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Democratic Association.

We have been requested, 10 state that an. ettoFe
WI be made on next Friday to form Democratic
HOcintiOn in this place Tie necessity Of such ae-
va w. Is apparent to all ana the good results Wh'cn
WI low from thorough Organisation Of the party,
s =. be sstimated 1t tho present Democrats,
s.ae'e vas ever 9 period when you were called on
q. united, earnest action, that period Is now e
~ vs. ever time which demanded your exalted
- s,'am, your ceaseless nntiring e1ertion in be-
q q your prfnci pies that time Is nov Yoa are
}. Sso9e requested to meet IL 5aaeFsoa Hall q 2
S 20 Friday next.
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septcmbc. 5, lss4-tf
ICEn1R-T1WN ron s1IE.

CEDAR lAANHEN- FOX ga
WITH. be sold prv0tC sale, the Farm known ny
wv the name of Cedar Lawn, formerly the residence
Of John T. a. Washington, decd, lying in JeterEoS
county, Va. about three miles s. W. Of Charlest0~ns
ON the road leading from Berryville to Lsstown ana
about mile South Of the and smith
field turnpike, adjoining the farms of John r. Ei"S'
George Isler RIrs H. u. "A leSandCr, TlrDs. b. Wash
ington DR., oollay and others, containing about 24S
ACRES, about IS Of which are in tne timber I hS
improvements consist handsome threcsiory BElcE
DwELLINo, forty feet square, with two story wing
30 feet by 90 feet attached; Barn, Corn house
house, and Negro Cabins. AlsoJ0 arse orcliFrd OF
choice Apples, and young Peach sQtChord recently
planted. The La aud prcmisesSeuer0ly nre high
tvinprnvct! By shrubbery and ricty OF land
come Ornamental and Fruit Trees. There Is Gis-
tern convenient, and n never falling well OF pure
Iilncstomc Water about 100 yards distant The farm
IA shape is nearly square The land is in fine state
fcultivatOn, and the sOil of superior quality lthAH
every convenience market, being in the inmedatS
Ycinity of the Winchester and HaTpersFcrry RAIL
road, and within or 3 miles of the Balto and Ohio
Rail broad The place is well known, and altogether
one the most desirable tracts Gifts size III the VAL
lev Persons who contemplate purchasing can be in.
formed to the terms of sale by consulting me IN
srson by letter addressed to me at CharlestsNsn.
Gfcorsn county, Va, ,.,s
For himself and in behalf of the other deviss'.
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AGENCY FOE CLAIMs

WASHINGTON err, D. G.
TINE undersigned, who ha> been in the above bust
vices to ali persons having claims against the Gene
raj Government, particularly to the surviving Sol
diers, or to their Widows or Children of the war Of
1872, also the Florida War, the Revolutionary War,
to those who have lost Horses in the Florida or
Mexican Wars. His long experiences having been
employed as clerk for several years in the Pension
Office, enables him more fully to investigate all
claims only against that Department, but in all
the departments of the Government. He thinks that
he can procure for all those who Served month
who have received 40 of land, loo aeres. ~
Suspended claims of all kinds particularly attend.
ed to. st-.
Revolutionary Soldiers who served any time, their
Widows, or Children, are entitled 70 pensions or
lands,
His charges will be moderate.
He respectfully refers to each delegation in Con-
gress for his capacity and honesty.
All communications post paid. F.
E Jan I6 lS55-6m. THOMAS LUMPK1N.
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Let all the world say what they can, r-Hi
For selling large prizes NJ. ANsEL & Co. arc the men
NJ. .ANSEL s. CO.

EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY DEALERS.
DRESENT to the Virginia public some very splcn-
i die Lotteries which will he drawn during JANU-
AIRY, 1855, aud this is TIA" beginning Of the New
Year hope to have the pleasure of sending to our
friends very great many Prizes, therefore send your
orders soCn-Our motto is still,
~ NO RISK NO GAIL.
the following Splendid Lotteries will be drawn in
JANUARY.
SATURDAY l3, CONSOLIDATEDLO LOTTERY,
CAPITAL $4,000
Of O00O-10o Of ,O00-l0O of ,000-l04 Of $500.
Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
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~ tfgtet 70 state Gays The 1te5..
~ ~ th..t'AIt. GEsaaa BSsas Who was burned While
Is ns9saihg tho flames Nhieh caused The deetA.ot
~. s9n GonteF sad oceutreace .ss 2 q
sn4F las dis I'd 1oftihe iltstI
and honsS q g his
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET.

GEORGETOWN NIARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 9, 1855.
FLOUR, per barrel..s..............$ SIS 25 a so
CORN, per bushel-..-. ...............O = so
WHEAT, white, per bushsl ..........1 50 \ l so
Do. rcd, do. ...........l IS a S5
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ghe yses, 4e4te61fS III dstz of Guano-
as. : fsriili1sF 81 lhs Baltilads
Amcrican, haS caused tie slle ~ e become
excoeainpiy Important. The nnnll5sr oE sll a.
rived 81 tas poft 81 Baltimore he yeaF
ca With 1uano ives I35, mostly Gtipl q he lar
re;t clasa Assuming The freight paid to those is5
Peru TO u an average Of S2s per ton, he height
alone amUslnts to $l,625.oOO. We subiOin the i'm
ports for The. past year and for several
Gus: aE aa1
nroEfs OF euAAO ron 1854.
Peruviau -..sl ss,92I
Mexican " 1854
African -i- CAT
Total 6s.iss
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Total 6s,1ss
1NPoRTB OF PERuvIAN lGUANo mo 1AITIIoE1

GOA movement has been made N the Michigan
Legislature for forming . territory for the Upper
peninsula OF shat State, to be called the Territory
OF Superior
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1 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

will sell at private sale the FARM which re-
eide containing 40 ACRES, of which about IS NeEse
are in Timber. This land lies Immediately on the
SmithReld, and within half mile Of EerneysSillo
aud the Depot on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads
and is eulll in fertility any land the neighbor-
hood and Is now in good heart. Therslsa good sub
IA stantal LOG DWELLING, and also go9d
fItThsf TENANT HOUSE, a STABLE q never
lllIf falling WE'LL and other conv sHicnces on the
farm. Also. a YOUNG oRCHARDtnf choice frult.
The terms Ill be made known upon aPPl'caAlo3 20
him at KeeneysSille, Jefferson county. Hirg1nla;
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ROBERT T. BROWN. CLERK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

CHAuLEsTows, JEFF. Co., Va Dec 23d. 1854,
LII peFs interested in the above eanse, are here
"A bv notified that at my office in ChaTlcEtoWu
aforesaid on the s5th day Of January, 1885, shall
proceed to execute tho following decree. At which
place theyarc required 10 attend by TO O'Clock A. NJ.
ot n Sle Y 50 ~ iAYYSoN RoTTS Cont
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NOVICE,

NOTICE
ALL those knowing themselves indebted to me By
open account. will call between this and the 18th 81
January and pay mp, close the same by note My
Books must Be closed and all open accounts that arr
not settled before the 18th viii otherwise be dis
posed of. All those who owing me on old NoteS
That want 70 save cost, win call and pay.
n. B. Ny stock Is larger than it ever hNs been,
and am determined to sell without regard to cost,
for cash, the usual cheap tcFms on time TO good
gains and examine for themselves
January 2, 1855. Z, CoONS.
m FOR SALE And HIRE.
i nREE young NEGRO WOMEN for sale Ae-
eOInuaodatinsz terms. Sold for no fault.
Por nire-two NEGRO WOMEN aud TWOBoYS
January :, lSs5-st- T.P. GEO. B. BEALL..
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NOTICE.

CHARLEsTowN, Jun. lat, 1855.
THE creditors Of the late William e: Worthington
i of his cstIte, arc hereby nOlhtd that ON We'd
neaday the l7thIday of January 1855, at my Office in
ChArlestown, will receive proof of all debts de-
mAnds against the said dccedent or his estate.
January 9, 1885. Commissioner.
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JEFFERSON Farm

JEFFERSON FARM
The undersigned will dispose of, at private sale.
ia his FARM well known as the 90 WHITE
fS6T6S HO USE" PROPERTY, lying near Summit
lIGlit Point, containing about 100 ACRES.
This property was long occupied a house of en-
Ttainincnt for drOvers and travellers and has uG-
vantages not cgualed by any other point between
Winchester and Charlcstown- being directly on the
main thoroughfnre, The land is of frst-rate Lime
stone, and water advantages No. l., The only i'm
duccneut for parting with the property is growing
family. -
Address the subscriber a, Summit Point, JefIsT-
son county, Virginia. .
November 2s, Is54--t1M - :
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RITI,ES AND REGUL4ATIoNs,
III taI.s efecf on and after the LIST Nay, 500.
rSasa announcements, charge VIII be
made; ,,o,;cs. not ex6eeding six lines viii Be
,.ssd Sy,.ats THE excess above that number OF
iics ,ill be charged according 20 the gayert1ss
lrates. TribGtes OF respect WIZ 20 Sll ~
com muajcations designed TO promote the per-
I ;,,tSresf viii ls charged for at the usual al
t;s;,, rates Thoseof an ofenstye person. calE-
aste5 y,sla ,ass 8 agents
Ia Ia eliafpel at tho usual e4.e
t,.st ~ ~ cash 81
stf r1edicfaes shall he for ~ the gsE1ei
tssof ye6Fly rtiSementss md g bishop
49, 10 such VIII be SUBJ
~ II tiSs FeRtlal adj eft Etlte1. *
te N houncenaents for nlee1 81 eltog4s
~. S5ill - ehafEs - tdvert nm FGtsse
ifGlIlla aboFe rstes ere net yitilte any
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n fhe Circuit ConrE e s 81 sFsol Coz W
Fanuy dstsg' Es GEL s


IN the GtPen.t 2 onee 81 ,le cEsoll Go'i -
FansY e1tigst ksg4 Gpasiias. =
&c. INST
Brockenbrough Mccormick Mary Ffaness Chris Z
T tan and her husband ppdrldfss6 Christian! g
Ana Mccormick and Harfeld Ttnberlake
s;, ,,,,,e came on u e hear the and day 40
veInber, 1854, the pAPeE formerly read and tbS
Feport Of Commissioner Botts on consideration
whereof the Court doth reeCSnt said report 20 said
ConInissioner who shall also FePaFt % this Court At
is next term what charges tseEe are qgailst the
trust and guardians accOunts Of safSet Fo5snbIOugh
McCorInicks children, and what hnds II any, are
eofning 20 sSff trust fund, tOaaid guardian
counts severally, yet remaining 70 Be eolected and
that he dosettle the accounts OF Fanny 6Flggas
oCutrix of James Griggs, acting trustee glHIdian
and agent Of Rrokenbr0ugh. MCCorInlck and hl1
children. Showing what = due g her toin eeGh o.
said paFties and whether any, ifahy, what VIII
main in her hands ofthe trust fund.- and as sueh act
ing guardian and agent of said children Of BROKEN
brough Mccormick, after all uusadshed eial9as
against said trust fund and all oIois on the uonieS
IN her hands, as such guardian and agent Of aaid
children of BFokenhrOuRh COrnik severity and be
shall further report any other matters be may deem
pertinent, that either party may require no order
to final dsscrec.
a N0S' ROBERT r. BROWN. Clerk
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AHRH.C Q3pfkIaand al = Q IfkfUllt( hgFo SntGrla
into Co:PaFtneF1htp int he III ACTIcE OF lIIsDis
CINE and win bear6ltY ID allsnd al pTofessioDaI
calls hight and day. FL EE5f
The undersis taleeS This ood 10 ny that NJ
intends in future % give his attention q
Tie practice of Medicine Is above stated.
Jan. 9. isss-H. \. s. BLACKBURN.
NOTIGE.-sT The undersigne haSin dissolved tkls
IN Partnership which has hitherto existed bstweep
them in the Boating Bushes on TIA g. = O. Cann3,
offer4ho OllOwing Property ut Private Sale:
l2 to $500 Bags; Platform Scal6sS
Trucks; 5 or s Grain ShoTels;
A compile set Of Blowing Tools
About tons p. Gunno;
4 large Mules; Also a Cooking Stove, nearly new,
suitable for small family
Allof these articles can be seem by calling on Or.
R. s. BLACKBURN
CHAS- c. LIPPETT.
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o1.The Richmond Penny Post has partially
c,sneed hands, and abandoned its positions Of nep-
tr.I;fv comes out as an ayowed Know Notaing pa
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A CARD

DEEL wAGEE, Ess2ec5ioily offers hi; Is! .er Vi
cinity. J.. as.U
He may be found (when not professionally engag-
ed,1 at l. N. Carter's Hotel, or at his Office mIne-
diately opposite. -s-Fsy ,@.Er,5s. r---s : =
January l6,I955. A1
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V1RHLNlAs 10 WIKI
ID De E5Tes.it Court Of JEFFERSON eoitntyy,
James ]. Miller PiGilti6s)
VIM. Uoof, administrators and
others,sl D5aldGRts.)
II the last term Of said Court. N s. white, Esq,
IA for whose use said suit was instituted moved the
court on the 24th of October, 1854 to discontinue the
said cause on the ground that he satisfied thatno
further reliefcOuld be afforded him by the court than
had heretofore been given him, and he unwilling
20 prosecute said suit further At his costs. BUTT
pearins the court that there were other persons
who might be interested prosecuting said suit; the
court declined at this term to discontinue the same,
and ordered the undersgned to in some news
that unless between tis and the next term Of said
court, said parties interested OF some OF them should
of reference heretofore made In said suit, should
appear before the said court atts next term toprOs
cute this suit further that at the next term Of said
court, said suit would be dismissed. Pursuant 70
said order the undersigned hereby gives said notice
to the Creditors of William HooH. dec'd, and All
othsr persons interested in said suit: .a..,,
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n1AsoN1C NOTICE.

4 RRANGEMENTSa are being made to remove the
n remains of our late lamented WOrshipful G rand
Master, Brother EDMUND HUNTER, from their
present resting place at the Berkeley Springs, to
Martinsburg on THURSDAY the 25th day Of the
present month, January, 1856.
ga cordial invitation Is hereby extended to the
Masonic Fraternity to join with that day, in
paying the last sad tribute of respect to the memory
Of our departed Brother.
A. S. CHAMBERS,
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JAMES A. MASON,
A. NJ. VANORSDALE.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

M srvAroRs.-Hon. John Slidell has been nom
mated for Senator by The democratic csucus of
The Louisiana legislature The election takes place
to.d.y. Hon. Charles Durkee, formerly free soil
democratic member of Congress, has received the
4fpsionp nomination for Q. S. Senator in Wiseon-