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DENTISTRY.
so-rl AbDRS. ROSS * MCDANIEL,
TAVlHG formed association in the practice OF their
Profession offer to the citizens of Nashville and the
public generally their services the different departments
of Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry. y
They prepared TO insert Teeth On Coll Plate from
one to full setts the Air Pressure any )ther ap
proved plan also sets PLdtiaa PLIte with the C5nA
Gums which in view of their clsaRlAess and 1iatu-
raless Of appearance have been justly styled the ideal
Of Dental Perfection"
Patients fIom distance may expect no detention,
their facilities for dispachng business very com
plete. ..-
~ Office, No. 2S Cherry street, near Union.
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EXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO. An
IL lovers Of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well 70
purchase their supply at STRETCHES DRUG STOhb,
formerly Stretch Orrs) which has just received ths
finest article ever brought to this city. lmenS
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTORY.
SYLVAN NILS

SHELBYyILLE, TENNESSEE.
X ILLELAND Il co, Manufacturers Of all kinds of
" COTTONADES. APRON CHECKS .PLAIDS
AND STRIPES 7TCKZNGS, STRLF'D OSYABCRGS
for servants THYME &c.
large and full line of the above Goods always be
found at Messrs. TRABUE Il LUCUS', No. IA Public
Square Nashville Tennessee at factory prices which
have recently been reduced fully compete with any
mandatory either North South. We respt ctfnlly
quest city and country merchants to call Messrs Tabus
4 Lucns-our only agents at Nashvle-and examine the
Goods GlLLELAND i co.
~ We are the agents for the above Goods, and
spectfy request city and country merchants 10 c and
examine them We have just received large lot
1navl7 TKABUE 4 LUCUS.
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NOTICE-Iw will not be responsible for any bills
IN traeted my account by any one unless order
from me- ieI5-3t JAS NJ LYON,
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.


TJAS store Briukeys Nv Premium one and two horse
Steel Poughs, Subso Pioug hs "ntvators Harraws,
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob Crustas. Corn Drills and
Planters and almost all articles cass" Agricultural I'm
plements ANY aItele which he may not have on hand
will be ordered and cost Of transport iton and exchange
only added to the manufacturers prices He expects By
the first Of May superior HAY RAKE which he wishes
TO submit to those Interested for examination.
ThresheTS and ReapeIs,
have also inst received supply Of the New York
Reaper Mower and ThreSbers Those in Of Thresh
srs can always be supplied in eight ten DAYS, if if he is
out of them either the endless Chain or fcIr horse
Pennsylvania power.
Landreth's Seeds.
Just arrived an additional supply Of CornGeld and
Bunch Beans Parsnps large quantity Of The finest Onion
Sets and a variety Of all other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds.
variety of Flower Seeds hand and will be In
RECENT of more in few DAYS.
Irish Potatoes.
superior lot of Gal-ua and Iowa Potatoes at 81 Soc
per bushel by the barrel.
Field Seeds
He also has all kinds of Field Seeds, such as Clover,
Timothy, Orchard Herds and Blue Grass, and in few
days will be in receipt Of Barley, BHckwheat Hemp and
CuInmin Seed Has also fine lot OF Oats.
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LOST

LUSI, ="
BETWEEN High and Church Streets, and the Square,
ID fine worked BRACELET, of beautiful Brown Hair
fastened with large clasp OF Plain Cold enclosing large
lock of Black Hair
liberal reward will be offered to the person who finds
and delivers the Bracelet the Union American Office
iune6
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OPEN 70 FRANKLIN.
nN an ahcr Tuesday. March 9th, Trains VII run -
~ follows:
NAL aud Passenger Tram leaves Nashville at $50
arrives in Franklin at 49,. 1850 An
DO leaves Franklin AT ......S:4j Pm
arrives in Nashville at. .445 n.
'uSn' s1d Passenger Train leaves Franklin ats
arrives in Nashville at. $50 Az.
leaves Nashville NJ ......sf5 N
n, s,,s.r n, , arrives in franklin al. :. ESQ IN.
viii r... 'ns MAIL Train eaiy viii be rra Onnibuses
carving srn all the Trains at she Nashville Depot
Carter Thomas Houohs lin. point IN The city. and
nection at Franklin Sasss WIN run IN con-
anrousa Ileksts Memphis. wayuesboro T,.r,Dh;.
rnfehee columbia, Pulaski and Jackson ~ 1881. oa
saxes ea1 3e procured at the General Stage OF - s.a
mrh-ly d Hsos,
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Books and Stationery.
NEW NovELs-JUsT Rl,crIyFD RY


Z HAGAN q BRO, Market Street.R
'1CAM SLICK'S NATURE, AND HUMANNA XIV
y the Author Of Sam Slick. The Clock Maker &c &C.
in one VOL paper Price so cents Y
MEN OF CfIARAoTER- BY Douglass Jerroid. One
% MYsBR0THERS KEEPER By Miss A b. Warren.
Author Of sThe Rutherford Children" Two vols paner
Price IS cents. si'-- 'e- i-e-ila.
% MAMMoN; or THs HARDsHrps OF HEiRrss. By Mrs.
Gore Two vols, paper Price IS cents p - = III
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER By O. W Ray.
nods. With many others, Just received by
june5 HAGAN & BRO , Market Street ~
rT,IIE Sacred Meiodeon, containing great variety
a. of the most approved Church Music On new system
OF Notation, designed for the Churches Singing
Societies, &c. By A. s. Hayden. For sale by -
june5 q HAGAN BRO, Market Street.
NJ Yankee Notions for June, with back numbers.
Just recevedby HAGAN l. BRO o
GOLD PENS.-A large and elegant assortment
T which we prepared to sell to the trade at low
prices. luhe1 HAGAN d BRO.
nGTLER'S WRITING LUID.-Another sup
ID ply OF this Superior Ink just received by
iune5y ~ az -rasza 1azf-t 30. HAGAN & BRO.kI
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Bankers.

AND EXCHANGE BROKEA.X
Cedar Street, opposite the Post Ofk>e,
NASH WILLIE, TENN
DRALERs ~
EXCHANGE, GOLD, SILVER, AND ALL KINDS or
BANK NOTES.
DARTICULAR ntion paid Collections IN ali parts
Il Of Kentucky. Tennessee and North Alabama.
REyERENcEs.-AeSsrs Hobson Wheless Bank CT Nash
yle Messrs. Ewin Brothers, Wholesale Druggists Nessfs
Fall ( Cunningham, Hardware Merchants; Aessrs W b
ShaPard Co, BANKERS; Henry T. eaman, Esq. Whole
sale Grocer; ;. NJ. Scott, Proprietor of City Hotel.
may2G-H
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NEW THIEAI

~ W. ROBERTSON CO. No. IA College street, have
this day received additional supply of Ladies Su
perior Kid Pump Bootees, which they will sell low Cor
Cash We have also good stock of Misses and Chldrens
Bootees and Caters c. W. ROBERTSON j CO.
plv5-tf.
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THE REV. DR.. BoARDMAN's NEW WORK.

IhE REV. Ok. 6OhhDnAhs NEW WURk,
fTNHE GREAT QUESTION: Will you consider the sub
i ject of Personal Religion 40 pp. 2m1.
To ssors Parents and Teachers this volume will prove
a seasouable aud Va dable help. ...
EXTRACTS FROM PREFACE. eE
at is every day epce TO meet with persons
who feel interest the subject Of religion and who
this ground themselves from giving their aen
ton TO It, have in very many Instances wanted some
description. -.f.-r 49,
within certain broad and comprehensive sphere
Bakers Call Aleine's Alarm, Doddridges Rise and
Prog ess Hayburtons Grea. Concern of Salvation,
might the pu pose. But with grel number of
individuals not Of these admirable works could be
used with any hope of It's being cad. .
at is hoped that the present volume win prove
cepable offering who either negcting their
own Duty who have friends to whom they would ike to
propose the queston"Wll you consider the subject of
Personal Rel gi0n?'" OH.
Just received and for sale by
.--..af CHARLES W. SMITH,
may22 I'll College Street.
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'FBOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,''
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN; M =
VI FLOOD AND FIELD
49, UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE;
MoRyI> STARS OF THE NEw WORLD; --s .
ega- Fifty YEARS IN BOTH HRNIsPasREs;
NoSANPTuM NArIcK; "a.
LyEs OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND,
81. Il. TaE PILGRIMS OF WALsIseHAN;
80. HILLs, LAKES AxD FoREsr STREAMS
The MONEY MAKER;
$780, SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS; 81 "a
Ten NIGHrs BAR ROOM; y.
TABLES Carries; -
Fern LEAvEs-Secoud Series
MEMORIES THE WATER;
r- TENNEssEAS ABROAD
H BERTHA and LILY;
TaE HBR,nTs DELL;
HoNgY Moon and other Comicates
Miss LEsLIE's BEHAVIOR Book; --
THIS Thar AND The 0IHER.
For sale BY - CHARLES W. SMITH.
mar3tf
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S25 REWARD.

DANAWAY from my house Oh the LIST of this a.
III month, NEGRO BOY named ADOLPHUS q
sometimes called D0NNELS0N. Said boy is about a.
five feet and half high, of quick motion quick speech
and intelligent he is about IS years Of age his color
is so light that would suppose hr, than one
fourth negro. He is bald the top of his head, and
keeps his forehead shsv Adolphus was raised near
Nashville, and is supposed to be now in near Nashville
The above reward will be given for his apprehension and
confinement IN any Jail, soihat get him
iunel0-twlw TH0S. L. YANCEY
LAND, GOLD n ID DI A ID q n DS.
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BEN. s. WELLER -
80 Is thankful to his many friends for the patron "a
fEA age hitherto bestowed on him in his s8N
Stove and Tin, Brass asd Copper Mandatory,
And trusts thst he viii receive the additional savOrs Of
nv friends in supporting his effort 10 establish Agrcu
cultural Implement and Seed Store in their midst.
" lie IS general agent for Of the best Nurseries
in the Union and tho in of thu best Fruit Trees
be supplied through him at less than they
der mhSo
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A PUBLIC CEMETERY

ihEsshs. EDITORS: w bile additions are constantly
beng made TO the extensive area of our already
beautiful and growing city-manufactores built,
railroads and turnpike roads projected--is it not
surprising that no energetic, well directed effort has
been made to open a new cemetery?
1t IS fact we'll known to every person, who has
visited our present small cemetery that il Is being
rapidly filed to repletion Indeed all of the elci.
bic lots have already been sold, and the few re-
naming lots are on low, fiat, damp ground scarce
ly susceptible of Improvement; and even thesefew
are being rapidly filed 80 that in few years. not
an inch of ground will be left for the burial of stran-
gers and others who may not have been 90 fortu-
nate as to secure lots
In addition to this, the efuvia arising from fresh
sa graves is very injurious to heslth-psrticularly
when the cemetery is surrounded by buildings as
our present one is. The bad effects may not be so
seriously felt in the absence of epdemics, there
being but few daily interments; but during the
prevalence ofan epidemic, when there are forty or
fifty buried every day, the noxious gases which
escape through the loose earth over the bodies
must be very deleterious. We all know that du-
ring the prevalence Of cholera in the years 1919
and 1850, that the people in the immediate vicinity
of the cemetery suffered worse than almost any
other part Of the city. How far it was attribute
bic to the efiluva from it, do not pretend to say,
but merely mention it as a fact known to all who
took any notice Of the progress of that fearful dis
If the existence ola cemetery in the suburbs is
productive Of disease, stimulates it. is it not i'm
portant that new one be opened as soon as prac-
ticable, further out from the eity2
Our city is rapidly extending, and building up in
the direction of our present cemetery, and in few
years it will be needed for sites for private residen-
ces and business houses, and il is we'll to prepare
some place to receive the remains of those already
buried in it.
These suggestions have been prompted by hear
ing that some enterprising benevolent gentlemen
have purchased considerable tract of land and
are now at work preparing it for the use of any
and all who may wish to purchase lots for the
burial of their dead.
understand that some of our most intelligent
citizens have already visited this newly projected
cemetery, and pronounced it admirably located for
that purpose, and express their intention to pur-
chase lots Respectfully,
Nashville, June Z, 50. PnLo
SuicIDE-Mrs. Harriet Dickson committed So.
eide by taking lsudanum, yesterday at u o'clock
Dr. Brinkley was called in at p. NJ, but too late
10 be of any service. The following is copy of
letter She wrote few minutes before taking the
poison:
This is 10 you, James Dickson, I am yo,cr moth
er, let zoe be as / may.
TIE man that told your wife that
- } am really to die, ard wish you we'll
FAREWELL my dear child
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
- - -

III
COLUMBIA WAYNEsB0R0', JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDIp Four Horse Coaches from RE4SaEA
- Franklin to Lagrange, connecting at Ez&&1&M
those points with the Railroads TO
Tuseu1nbia Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and Absr
deem Columbus and Canton, Mississippi.
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines these points all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail-
road at Franklin, Tenn.
Express Trrin leaves the Depot at s3e A. NJ Also to
Pulaski and Elkton,
and to all places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin d
Passengers for 3.
Pulaski and ElktOn
will leave Nashville the O'clock z. ~ Train, Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line r
Leaves Nashville daily O'Clock, p NJ, connecting at
Franklin with Daily -Four Horse Coach Line 10 COLUM-
BIA.
For all information Through Tickets. &c, apply at the
General Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office No - Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office 10.
n BEOmnibuses viii call for passengers in any part OF
the city. mh2s-u
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I'EAAS LAND E''iE SABE.-I have about thir-
tyone thousand acres OF land for sale wing in Cauf
man. WOOD liuni hi'aH' ans'ndt, Shelby and Orange
ties Texas satisfy any gentleman that these
lands very desirable they are located in the yerr
best cotton and gran growing portions of the State and
many of them fine sugar lands. Titles ndisputabIe
Ep4-if REEFS W PORTER
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VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Ii persons knowing themselves to be indebted to us
N previous to the LIST OF January last had better
up before the Of July they will have to settle with
an officer, further indulgence cannot be allowed
amt to the wise, &c. X. Q. McNAlKf CO.
junel2 1855.
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n "A S H VI L T. E /:

eheAs- advertising
~rsea aenssro ppOrbouse
saFngeH OF advertising
Anh oil the Union and Aaeesu whole
says increasing saysr
> alag asaiaa hsorre..e. an b. sporaIis. -
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rHOS. S. MARI Is THE GENERAL AGENT OF
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS.
z ADVERTISING. &C. s '-at Ar.EIe
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WYE AREINOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING STOCK
w OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
vita great from the latest imporations and at redu
ced prices prepared crafty the most astidous
in taste well the most economical IN prices We ear
nestly solicit the firm the continuance Of the nue
rous patrons Of the former firms Of the house and well as
all persons wishing IL purchase Seasonabe and Cheap
Goods.
rnvD College street
|iHAMRER BATH MATTs.--Just received,
" few Of oOdyears Patent Gum Cnamoer balmng
Nats-the best thing invented for preserving carpets
For sale BY mayl2l MYERS MC0lI.L.
rNDERWEsR.-Rec this day, large sup
| ply Of Under-Shirts and Drawers OF Silk lise
Thread Linen Merua York Jeans Ganze Merlno, Gauze
Shaker Flannel and every variety OF Cotton For sa'e by
mayl2 MYERS 4 McGlIL.
NIGHT SHIRTs.-Just received, another supply
mayis '-'' MYERS d McGILL-
BUGGlEs AND ANTHRACITE COAL AT AUCTION.
addition to our Regular Grocery sae advertised for
/ this morning. We will sell for CASH
10 handsome New bugges;
25 casks Anthracite Coal
The latter received this spring and is ordered to be
closed mayl5 DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
TOR RENT.-The fine large commodious and eli
i gbly situated Store No Sc Market street. for the re-
mainder Of this year, with the privilege of renewal En-
quire upon the premises, or OF NJ W. NETAORE at the
City Eotel Tw mayl-eOd3t
r ONDON PORTER.-Just received superior lot
l ! of London Porter in pint and quart bottles For
sale by DEMOVILLE BELL, Druggists,
ap22 No 2G Cherry street.
MICE HOMES.-We are ofsripg for sale eight de-
I srable Lots, containing about EACH some Cf
them handsomely situated about mile from the city,
near the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and the
MurfreesborO and Nolensvile Tunpkes Persons wishing
to purchase a site for comfortable home would do well
to call ON us. my20 LINDSLEY Il CROCKETT.
MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
offer for sale in whole part. place in Edeefed
situated on the GaatiD pike. For terms apply to the sub
scriber or to Messrs Lindsey Crockett
inhl5-u HENRY BLOOD.
WANTED.
GOOD gentle PONY. Apply to
~ J. L BROWN
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REASLEY ~ RUTH,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS

Between the Masonic Hall and the Cruieher House
- All kinds Of Grainirg snd Marbiug done in the
best manner and at reasonable prices
feb23-6m0
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PIERCE B. ANDERSON

NIILL act General gent for the purchase and sale
w of Real Estate in and the town o. Tallahona
of Farming lands in the counties OF Coffee Franklin Lin
enn and Bedford and Of Farming and Coal Ian ds in the
Mountain District Of Tennessee.
~ Office Verandah Hotel.
Tuahomn. Coffee county, Tenn, March H. 1s55-weus
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b } am reaay to die, and wish you well.
Farewell my dear child"
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KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE.
WYE have Just received another large LIT Of these cee
Wv brated Labor Saving WASHING MACHINES.
Those in want Of should call soon. We send
to show them used free OF charge.
;. II. LOOMS CO.,
map25 Agents tor Manufacturer.
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PRICES REDUCED.

PRICES REDUCED. ga s
DElNG anxious to reduce stock much as posi-
ID bic before going East for Fall Suppes will
sell All descriptions of Summer Goods at greatly reduced
prices. We have vet hand beautiful stock of Ber-
ages, Tissues Muslins &C., &C. and persons wishing any
thing 10 this way will do we'll to give US a call.
junel2 r. G. McNAIRY 4 co.
PARTICULARLY CHEAP.
yNTE have few passed style Berages thx we are SELL
wv ing at less than half price.
junel2 c. McNAIRY 4 Co
STAPLE GOODS.
NY have hand very superior stock of Linen and
wv Cotton Sheetings Table Danask Towels Diapers.
Napkins Bath Towels Mosquito Bars White and Coored
Bobinets &c, DC which we will sell as cheap as the
cheapest. iunel2 X. G. McNAIRY A co q
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coMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS,

y, 70 aI1H 4 IAt1s w" IttA
NIILLEr SEED WANTED.-We wish 70 paT
wi chase 500 bushels Of uille Seed Also so bushels
OF Blackeys. Brown and Lady Peas Also. cornield
Beans for which will paw the chest market price il
CASH WELLER 4 COOPER
At their Tiu, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse
Apr H. Market s rect
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REDUCED PRICES!

fRlCES!
GENTLEMEES FURNISHING AND FANCY GOOnS
TINE season being advanced, and we wish TO make
Il Tor Fall purchases will sell our present
stock reduced prcesit consists of Shirts Underwear
every variety Half Hose Gloves CTavais Stocks Fans
Combs Brushes Umbrellas Canes. franks CARPET Bags
&c Ao fresh and superior LOT of Perfumery Hair Oil
Ray Rum &c, &c. together with many other articles all
of which We will sell at low rates.
igned MYERS McGlLl-
AIDES FINE CATER BOOTS
do Super FRENCH LASTING CATERS;
do do ltaljau Cloth front lhced) do;
do do Kid Welt Stitched do do;
do do 90 Slippers:
An assortment Of Misses and Childrens Fine BLACK,
BRONZED and C0LORED BOOTS Just opened by
RAMAGE & CHURCH,
spos AZ College street
NORN, C0RN.-9OOO bushels Corn IN shore and for
apis JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
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SulcIDE.-Mrs. Harriet Dickson committed Sc .
eide by taking lsudanum, yesterday at u o'clock
DR.. Brinkley was called in at D. H., but too late
TO be of any service. The following is a copy of
letter She wrote a few minutes before taking the
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) PITTsBuRo, June IA, noon. River falling with
feet water in the channel Weather clear and pleas
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-03
DIED.

Ga Saturday, LIST inst at o'clock p, NJ, in the
57th year OF his age RoBERT BoYD, native Of Scot
land, but resident Of Washington for thirty-tiye
years.
Ia this city, ON Saturday, September l. at o'clock
p. NJ the Hon. WILLIAM CRANcH, Chief Judge of the
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
Capitol Hill, corner Of East Second and South ID
Streets on Tuesday. at o'clock Pm.
Yesterday, in Philadelphia Mrs. HARRIET SMIrH,
wife Of Commodore Joseph Smith, U. 8 Navy.
On the Sd inst, JoHN THoMAs, son of Nicholas and
Ann NJ. Speake, aged III years.
In Bladensburg Prince Georges county, Nd, on
the S0th August in the 18th year of her age Anna,
daughter OF Harrison and Mary Wallis.
The character Of the deceased was strongly marked
with disposition singularly sweet and conciiatory.
She combined dignity of demeanor and Rrmness Of
purpose, which for her the love and respect OF
large circle of friends Careful of the feelings Of
others, and ever anxious to promote their happiness,
she studied the things that make for peace. Her
death leaves fearful void in the homestead. ofwhch
she was the pride and pleasure; and sweet is the
perfume of the memories that linger around her
youthful grave. An exemplary and dutiful daugh-
ter; fond thoughtful and considerable sister, true
hearted and faithful friend, she has gone down TO
that grave lamented by all who knew her.