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Do CFOR MA Y

OFFERS his Professional services in the practice Of SUR
gerry to the citizens Of Nashville and vicinity He be
consulted City Hotel from Z past = past NJ, and
from NJ, between the hours Of II and y in the
ing at Shelby Medical College. novl7-lW
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EysOEVENT NOTICE.

HAVE suggested the Clerk the County Court Hc-
man county that the Estate OF SiIas ". NiCks, de-
ceased insoiyent and able pay its liabilities All per
having claims against said Estate notified file
with the Clerk the County Court Of Hickman county
fore day Nay, 1850 they will be barred.
uoYl7 VI. p. WHliSON, Administrator.
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II viz superior and commOdous Freight and Pas go
seuger Steamer SEVENTY SIX, P. K. Bar el;s1-s=-s
clay Master, readiness her regu
lar trips between this point and Cincinnati, the first
Cumberland It viii he the intention OF her energetic and
temauv commander to make trip two weeks during
the ensuing Passengers and shippers rely on this
uopulsr craft Tor freight passage. Apply board
nov lott II. II. HARRISON, Agent,
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PUBLIC SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS.

On Wednesday, ROY. n. 1855, at r O'Clock,
an the premises miles from the corporation Nashville,
Z p on the Murfrees3oro Turnpike, and containing
Fr0rl SIX 70 Fifteen Acres,
some which heavily tmbered. For terms @ bills.
4. Il. FORD.
T. r GLBs-OCE. Aucti7ueer. Iu0vl3-te
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REMOVAL and SEEV EETBW.
CARTER, WELLsFOBD q co,

Successors to Garter Mckay & Co.. and to p Laner K Cod
HrAyE this dav associated together under the style
and rn name OF Carter Wiilsorl Co for the purpose
al doing General Auction, Commission and Wholesale Grocery
scSs and having removed 90 The and comuoous ware
bous lately erected occupied by Ness B. laHer & Co.
and having keu the entire stock Of both houses vii be at all
times rrrareI to FIJI orders the lowest cash prices
We viii settle claims against the old rm Of Carter, Mckay
& Co aud hone that who indebted to them VII cme for
I'd eftia Immediately close the books at
CAHLbh1 n4A'I91 UNI O. w.
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AUCTION SALE OF CLOTHING,
DRY OBS. &C.

I'D FNJAMIN F. SHIELDS will sell this evening at early Gas
light a fine assortment of seasonabe Clothing, Dry Goods
ac., for cash ONLY.
noyl7 BENZ. F. SHIELDS
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EAyING disposed entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors,
&c % Ne,ss Garter, Wills1rd Co, ett= great pleas
IRE ending friends and customers prompt
fi men who viii always ready wait them promptly
THEY will always keep hand large and varied stock Of Gro
ceries Liquors, &c. -. -,
novll-tf D. LANAEh q w.
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1. Pacata Hiberniai Or, A u.storyof the lFlssi
ireland, during the Reign % Queea Elzeth. ten from n
original Cirouios illustrated vith Portraits o. Qusen Eliza
beth. and the Bari Of Toiusss md Fac Sa 60 40 the origin
al Maps and Plans First published il Louon in 1893. VOL
syo.
?. Memoirs Of Different beons in Ireland, from the
Arrival Of The English Alsa,ap euiar detail OF that which
rose out te arI o. May 17s vita the History o. a Con
spraay which preceded f. By Sir Richard Nasgoye Bart
. vol. Dublin, l5oa-
3. Antiquities OF Ireland A Cohesion o. Ms
eeaneou Antiquities By EEsri Lsuoh. l. L. D. I VOL 6vo
4. The History or the Ezscr5is Irish Rslsuieu
traced fom many preceding Acts to c Grand Eabism the a3I
Of October, l64 And thence pursued TO s Act Settlement
1902 vol. folio. LONDON, 1850
). EE0nastican EIibernia; Or An History o. de
Abbes, Prores and other R ou Houses o. Erend Duba
I756.
g. A TOPoEra pIsicaI Dictionary % Ireland
comprising The several counties, cities, lor1u & corporlts
marset and post town, parishes ana vla=s. sl Historical
and Statistical Description. &C. By samuel Lewis VOL fto-
:. DaIrynPIe's Memoirs or Great Bri.ain and
Ireland From tire Dissolution of se Paraut Of Charles TT.
uudi the Sea Battle od In H1ue vol o. Eduhurh. I7i
s. Ireland Exhibited 80 England. in Pc
l and Moral Survey o. Der Population &c. Rf A.. Auin
son, Esq, ite Of Dublin. vol.
.. HcDoTasas7s Ne= and Impartial History Of Ireaaj
from the earliest accounts to tepr-sut tue. g sro
So AnfhologIa Hi hernia; Or Maa,hiy Coliso-
tons o scaUcs Relies Let-c aui kis,1ry. lnus1te3 With
beandfI Drawings. b..
II. The Ancient end Present state o. che Count
AID City Of Gorz- 81 Charles Smith, II. D. avo. Dublin
I776
-. Picturesque lai Descriptive view o. the City
Of Dublin: In series of most interesting csss ts IN s year
1871 By James Maiiin. With brief authentic History from
the earliest account 90 the present time Iyoi. fro
10. C0bbeti's Weesly PoitosI REGISTER. ovos. svo.
n. Selections from Cotett's Political Frs.. heinz an
AbriismeHs o5 s 100 volumes se comprise writings Or
g. Porcupiae-~ &c vols
10. Esiaci.'a Picturesque Tourist OF Irelaud Win a
Map AMI Plans o. the Principal Cities
IS. Tle United TrIshuaen, neir Lives aad
Ta= By r. r. t4ls1. " D. vols is. ia "a sries half
clif.
IL. EyTGue l-sgrcr'2 Impressions % sze--a, dur
Ing lls yr1rs 1853, 1885, 5..I is15 arr.s
For sale by
". a, HENRY a CO.,
PubJic sguaro.
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SPECIAL SALE AT AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,

CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO.,
On Tuesday, November 18TH, 1855,
EETE viii offer for cash in front Of Warehouse No s. siar
~ ket complete assortment Groceries consisting
in part follows
4 hlis n. o. Sugar; so doz Ground Pepper, pure:
lU2 Iags BAIT Coffee; 50 doz Ground Mustard:
- bbls Moasses; 50 boxes Star Candles:
p tbls Golden Syrup; 80 boxes TalloW Candles;
> b5ls Crushed Sugar; 100 hbls Cince-sti Whisky;
> bbls Powdered Sugar 70 do y. c. do
> b5ls Loaf sugar; 100 pkgs French Brandy:
81 half bbl Nbilckereli 10 b5s Dark Brandy;
100 d1z Cove Oysters, b . bblsN y. Y. Gin;
cans; 50 boxes C36 bars) Soap:
IS Rags Pepper 100 bxs Cigars;
- bags Spice; eOb0xes quart Pickles:
; = che Is Tea; 10 do Kasup;
% 90 reels Cotton Cord; p do quart Bottles;
50 bxs Scotch SNUFF: 50 Wrap. Paper
Together with many other articles 80 make up complete
We viii continue to sell in future every Tuesday.
In addition the above, viii sell credit OF four months
IS Virginia Tobacco Also French
Brandy for with good security payable Of the City
Banks.
uovI3-td CARTER, WILLsFORD & CO.
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CRIsE.,s GAIETY.

NER W Il CRISP has the homer Of announcing engage
III nent the celebrated American Tagiian MIR, j. b.
ROBcrtS for FOUR NIGHTS POSITIVELY, and will make
appearance Wednesday, Now 18th, in Shakespeares
Tragedy OF
RICHARD THE sd,
Supported by Mrs, ". H. CRISP the QUEEN Last night
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henri
The performance will commence with the Petite Comedy Of Pas
ds Fascination Katherine Koper, Mrs. Charles Henri Clos
ing WITH Richard the %. Richard, Mr. j. B. ROBERTS, Queen,
Mrs. ". II. CRISP, Richmond, Mr.. CHA's HENRI
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Orders for Nashville should be sent the Compny Yard ad
joining y c. r. r. Cars must he unoaded they
Coal for their delay Railroad Agents the different
requested Immediately after being UnOad
ed, Company have active for all their coal The
Coal weighed that purchasers Of getting what they
paw for. SAMUEL f TRACY, Pres. 5. NJ. Co.
Tracy CITY. Nov. l, ISIS. novlT-d2w2mlw
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aragua and American flbustsrs has created the i've
Hest interest here. The resistance threatened by
the British forces in the Nicaragua waters isuot The
worst feature Of the case Mr.. White has been as
sured that his boats could moi navigate he San Juan
if under the protection Of General Walker Should
they carry the ibusier lag am assured the boats
win he seized and burnt by the British authorities.
Walker regards all this as mere buster tofrighten
him from his liked purposes, and so Pronounces it.
Yet he laughs az it and his movements viii not be
vared in The slightest by an the threats The Eogsh
Legation here eau huTl against him. I an satisfied
these are 30. empty threats. Nor are ,hey so re
qsrded by gu, government No little excitement
exists in the State Department in relation hereto.
Mr.. white has been required to make declaration
that he Is not in the illbuser interest nor willie
eounlensbce any violation Of cur Ten rality laws.
Geaerd Walker says the same thing he denies
any intentiou 10 violate the neutrality laws Of the
country. and declares his purpose TO 60 70 Nieara
qua as a peaceable asmgTant" Thus We sill find
whiteaud WALKER in the same boat a few days
may devslsp somgthing Of Importance
The returns Of the late election in New York, fer
Governor. official and unofficial foot no fDr Morgan
2S5,657, Parker 2l7O OLA, Burrows Ssh, Smith
(45 eounties) 1855 Morgan over Parker, 1868
The voieon the question Of calling Convention
to revise the Constitution of New FORK from all bat
dozen counties is, fora convention s2,1sS agaiusl
convention ll6, Te2 The returns 10 eeme in
viii probably increase the majority agaioS; a con
ventiOn
The Memphis AppsaI Of the 1lth says; eve learn
with great satisfaction that Tuesday las; the Hon.
Wm K Sebastian was unanimously nominated for U.
s. Senator by the Democratic members Of he Ar
kansas Legislature. His opponents On the 6F. bal
lot we're Gen. Hampstead DR.. Dean, OF Washington,
and bIr. Perkins, of Sebastian county, who with
drew before the sec05d ballot, whea Mr.. Sebastian
received the urenimous nomination Of the caucus
The election in he l@ture Was fixed for the day
/ following when we suppose le Was5re elected to
the United States Senate for the Of six years
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SEWANEE COAE

TEyHE sEWANEE MINING COMPANY prepared for
supplying the pub c with superior article Of semi btui-
Coal, which free from slate, iron and sulphur, and
ErnarLN SmnnrIor 10 nrE other Coal
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on -THE HILLsBoRo Oh BEOsD sIEEEr TURNPIKE.
FEIHE SUBSCRIBERS soicits the attention
and Orcharlsts % their present large fine stock Of
Fruits, consisting Of upwards Of
sixty THOUSAND APPLES.
all Of the choicest varieties, the grounds and acct-
Ell from two to four years Old vel formed from six
nine feet high. s is the size AID practcals eec
mend, and not year old switches recommended By some
Nurseyuen.
To those who wish to pant out Peach Orchards We
offer 5lOO sld year Old trees, great beauty and COM
pr-iaS the choicest varieties, which pu re-
dueed prices in order to clear the ground for Other nursery ar
cles.
Also 90o00 Pears dEarfs standards two three and four
years eld nom i've 20 nine feet high, beautifully Furnished s
branches TO the ground.
Oar stock Of other fruits large, comprising the choicest IA
retes' viz CherTe-, Plums, AHrcot Nectarines Erei
Goose5erres and Curants- Also the famous Ho-hton Goose
herry,uags bear well, and ilieTs Rasprres Straw
herrys, Grape Vines, foreign and native varieties
Our and Ornamental
in the Southwest containing 10000 lowering shrus 5000 Her
baceous plants; 10000 bulbs and uhrous rooted plants consist
ing Of Tulips, fuberOse Dhas. &c % the finest prize ve
10000 Evergreen shrubs from hz 90 Ever
trees from two to ten feet high As1 large collection
Of shade trees and climbing vines.
Our stock OF Roses very ne, comprising 200 varieties
the different families which Flor lovers az very re-
ducd prices Also large and varied collection stove and
green house plants
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Old BOOKS on IRELANDi

Have just opened valuable collection o. OLD BOOKS,
neetsl with he History and Antiquities q Irclsnd.
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a CAED.
MAPLE WOOD AGAIN.

MAPLE WOOD AGAIN.
FEVHEE having been dsappoin the
Of these lands, Of nclsmeut weather.
may deter persons from again attending here
by that the sale the appOu (lst December next
viii positively place, dl=ss Of viu5 weather..
Il. II. ELAN.
In pursuance Of the above viii the first day Of December
proceed sell the lands, the
Williams place The place has been infinitely described By in
former uyertisemeutthis, IN addition to the fact that the
land very generally known, would rSde description
here unnecessary. and would simply what fully
tanned in by all Who b thar il is of the most splendid
tracts Of land in Middle Tennessee and Ement Is
surpassed in America These lands have been divided into lots
continuing from G. acres, nearly all Of which front either
the Galatn pike Louisville and Nashville railroad Convey
free either By railroad omnDuses.
noy.4-tds NANCE & WOODWARD, Agent.
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". T. BERRY & CO. have jlst res.7ss-
Peasant Life IN Germany. By Kiss ASH, g
Iano $50 PAGES.
Jus. such book as 1ry woman coui write and u,
Of common sense Independence, Intelligence, close o5rys
crest merry and perseverance, he aihoress visited Germany
% stady tie psPle,a1d h passing notice O. che mobiles al,
higher classes, gave particular attention % cirsuI otu
Of the condition Of the psaaty She unti ssg from VII
hge to village IN e valley Of The Rhine. tie Paiainsie ia
Odenvaii, Black Forest, sr,ny, ana i iassu-sot ~ :
most Interesting portion Of Germany. she e peopis In
their every day dress at rk in tls as, teir sersshap
and IN hsir homes. She them ter festival days an
la ter various aui picturesque ees.ames aad Sc gives Us
vAie description Of things actually sesu and the results
Of guide books and hearsay."
W. B & co. havoais iusI received A Tourney Due
North Being aotez Of q residence In Rsssa- By Gzoao
Auarsrcs saL,. Ivol. Iamo- rsvf7
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4. Paoata EEibernia; or, A History Of the lFazsi
Ireland during the Reign % Queea Ezsbeh Taken f n
original Ciroucssl illustrated vh Portraits o. Queen Elira
beth. and the Bari Of Toiusss, sni Fac S CO a he origin
al Maps aud Plans First pubIseI IL Louion IN 1888. vol
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heretofore sold in Tennessee 1t the intention Of the Company
to sell As Low as any Coal may be selling in
markets to which they ship. They believe that when the
public have used their Coal that it will be preferred to all
other, J0l for Household and Manufacturing Purposes
Coal viii be any point the Georgia State,
phs Charleston, and Nashville & Chattanooga Railroads,
may be desired
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aoya FusHs square
BBOWNLOW AND PRIMES
DISCUSSION on SLAVERY.
A Debate BelVFeen
Rev. ". G. RTcvEloyV aud Rev. a. Pryne
FHlsDzIrlIIA, szr-rEslBzu- Isls
Just received by
". Il. BERRY & Co.,
noFn Puhls square
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PEAsANT LIFE ~ gER5ragT.

A New supply just Received b.
" T. BERRY & co.
nov" Rulie square.
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NEW FEATURES--FIFTH YEAR
OF THE
cosmopolitan Art Association.
SUPERB EN9RAvINGsI
BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNAL
Valuable Premiums, &c.
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EInGINEA s kENTICKE IEAILHoAD.

fBEATEEFJ TOBACCO AZ - Cents, va,
= , rlulei. Just rec-Ie.Ia II
nova "a LANGLEY & cos
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LIN w % d, NUR SERY.
Nashville. Tennessee.
1IONTGOWEERY & IIcGBEDY, Proprietors,
Two and a haIT miles Ercm the CITY.

Of Tbs HILLsBono' Oh BROAD z1zEzr TURNPIKE
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?. Memoirs Of Different belious in Ireland, from the
Arrival Of The English: Ala,ap eur detail OF that which
rose the arl o. May ls Wit. the History o. Ire Con
spacy which preeseei f. By Sir Richard Masgrovs Bart
-.f MI I-ul
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county; William R. Hughlett, of Talbot county;
Alfred NJ. Miles, of Somerset county; James Wool
FORD (of +. Co. of Dorchester county; Davidson
u. Pearce, of Cecil CO.; Richard Bowie, of Prince
Georges county; Robert Goldsborough, Jr., of
Queen Anne's county; James Whaley, of Worcester
county; William Richardson, of Frederick county;
>. thompson Frieze, of Hartford county; James Z.
| Douglas, of Caroline county: Henry NJ Warfeld
OF Baltimore city; Thomas G. Robertson of Wash
ington county; Thomas Gather, (of Ephraim,) of
Montgomery county; Hopewell Hebb, of Allegheny
county; John Z. Smith, of Carroll county; Geo. r.
Gather, of Howard county.
n. b. The military nominations of the late Gov
ernor were not confirmed, consequently all com
missions issued by him since 10th of March, 1885, are
vacated.
Commissioners to Take Acknowledgements of Deeds
Maine-James L. Child, Augusta; VIM. Pitt Pre-
Die, Jr., Portland. New Hampshre-W. B. Parker,
W. H. Rollins Portsmouth Massachusetts-F. E.
Boston; Connectcut-E. Goodman Hartford; c. L.
chaplain, New Haven. Rhode Island-Jos. S. Pitt
man, Providence; c. G. Perry, Newport. New
York-Aug. j. Browne Joseph C. Laurence, Fr. n
Bangs, John j. Christie, New York; S: H. Fleet
wood, Buffalo; New Jersey George W. Cassidy,
Jersey city; NJ B. King, Newark Pennsylvania
e. Joy Morris, C. J. Stile, W. Shippen, Jr., G.
N. N, Eldridge, W. H. Drayton, John j. Morton,
Philadelphia; George A. Barnitz, York: Della
ware-W. $. McCa1ley, Wimington Sam'l Guth-
rie, New Castle; N. B. Smthers, Dover; E. D.
Cullen, Georgetown. Virginia yJames Peasants
Richmond; Alfred Caldwell, Wheeling; Robert },
DdIsJ l4SHChDuTS, w. u. CaZenOVe, alexandra;
B. w. Shackelford, Warrenton; A. E. Kennedy,
Charlestown; j. NJ. Hoge Moundsville; Tazewel
Taylor, Norfolk. North Carolina-Geo f. Badger,
Raleigh. s. CarOlina-H. Pinckney Walker, Char
lesion. Florida-Geo w. Call, Jacksonville Tbs.
Randall, Tallahassee Georgia. S. Russell, E. g.
Wilson, Savannah. Alabama-Sid J. Douglass,
Mobile. Mssissippi-G. P. Fonte. Jackson; R. W.
Wood, Natchez; w. A. Lake, Vicksburg. Lou
isiana-M. A. Fonte, George Eusts, Jr., New Or
leans. Texas-W. II. Stewart Gonzales; P. de
Cordova, Austin; Robert D. johnson, Galveston;
n. o. Greene, San Antonio. Arkansas-Albert
Pike, Little Rock. Missouri-Charles c. Carroll,
J. B. Golf, T. H. Teagarden, St. Louis. Tennes
see-F. X. Zollicoffer, Nashville; Augustus NJ
Fonte, Memphis. Kentucky-B. F. Graves, Lex
ington. Ohio-L. D. Campbell, A H. Rocking,
Cincinnati. Indiana-D. G.. Mcdonald, Indian
apolis. Illinois-A. H. Gambrill, Alton; George
A. Hughes, Chicago. Wisconsin,. c. Stark
weather, Milwaukee Michigan. A. Vandyke,
Detroit. District of Columbia-Joseph H. Brad
ley, W. R. Woodward, H. NJ. Morft, Washington.
Vermont. E. Chittenden, Burlington. Min
nesota-Alexander Ramsay, st. Paul Iowa..
t. Vandeventer Davenport John W. Bond, Keo-
kuk; W. J. Barney, Dubuque. California -Chas.
W. Bond, San Francisco; w. NJ Price, Sacra
mento.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR

The following nominations made to the Senate by
Governor Hicks were confirmed previous to the ad-
journment
Adjutant-G t-General-Nicholas Brewer, of John, of
(of Annapolis in place of John Wilmot, deceased.
Directors of the Penitentiary.-John Hurst, Bal
timore county; Richard Middleton, VIM. Hopkins,
VIM. j. Bryson.
Notaries Public, Baltimore citv.-Wm. Gilmer,
John NJ Walker, Lewis Sutton, David Ridgey
Coroners Baltimore City.-S. Sparklin, DR.. Ma
than Nelson, DR.. John S. Battee, Dr. Hiram Green
tree.
Managers Of House Of Refuge.-Dr. E. J. Hand
Baltimore county; W. w. Byrne, Dorchester coun-
ty; William Woodward and Jehu Gorsuch, Balti-
more city.
Inspector Of Guano.-Thomas J. Pitt.
Baltimore Coumy.-Coroners- John w. Slack, n.
of lime, Hy. D. Morris; Woodcorder, Isaac G. Ro-
berts, Canton; Gauger, Leonard Frailey, Canton;
Justice of peace, John H. Longnecker.
Washington Co,oty-Notaries Puble-W lillian
Gallaher, Daniel Mumma, NJ. S. Barber; Flour In
spector Henry Grosh; Liquor Inspector, George
Wolf; Lumber Inspector, John Corby; Coal In
spector Jacob Huber; Coroner, Thomas Boyd.
Ho,eard Cou,ty.-Notary Public, Thos S. Nc
Gowan; Coroner, George Shane; Justice of the
Peace David +. Hopkins.
Montgomery County.-Coroner, Mortimer Mou
den.
Prince Georges Cou,ty-Coroner, George Cal
vert; Inspector of fIumber, Joseph B. Harris.
Carroll Couay.-Notary Public, Geo. Everhart
at Manchester.
Anne Arundel County.-Lumber Inspector at Bris
tol, Henry C. Welch.
Caroline Com,ty.-Notary Public, John 4. Sang
ston.
Justices of the Pedce.-Queen Anne's county, E.
p. Bailey; Hartford county, John Heaton Balt
more county, Edward Rider Jr.; Kent county, Jas
H. Rich, Joshua Duaney Caroline county, Gideon
Harris; Anne Arundel county, k. Il. Pmdell.
Baltimore City.-Auctioneer, additional Rich
ard Lennon.
To be Aids-de- Camp to the Governor, with the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel :-Theophilus Harrison
of ST. Mary's county; Edward wilkins, of Kent
county; Richard T. Estep, of Anne Arundel county
Levin Skinner, of Calvert county; Thos A. Miller
of Charles county; John s. Berry, of Baltimore
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From French Journal that has CHANGED to
reach our hands we extract the following notice of
an approaching marriage, (Which has probably
since been consummated) and the parties in
timatey connected with one of the old families of
this place, take pleasure in translatng it for
own columns:
"Miss Ridgeway, the most favored of the heiresses
sent by the new world to the conquest of the old,
will be called, before the close of the year, Countess
of Ganay She will enter into this noble, rich and
distinguished family, Of which the MARQUIS de Ca
worthy head"
The Count de Ganay mentioned in the above ex-
tract is the grandson of Mrs. Falconet sister of the
late Hon. William Hunter, of this city.-Neoport
Mercury.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-At the meeting
of the Board on Wednesday, the following Com
mittees were announced by the President
Finance.-Johns Hopkins, chairman; Benjamin
Deford, William Z. Bartlett, Jr., Columbus ODon-
nell, William Chesnut, John w. Garrett, James H.
Carter J. /. Smith, William W. Johnston.
Transportation and Machinery. William E. Bart
lett, Jr., chairman; John W. Garrett, j. b. Brink
ley Samuel w. Smith, Benjamin Deford Francis
Burns, William Robinson, John Coates James H.
Carter.
Constraction.-W William J. Bryson, chairman; Col
umbus O'Donnell, William H. Steuart, John NJ.
Smith, William A. Hack, H; c. Smith, John. w.
Garrett, DR.. c. H. Ohr, S. T. C. Brown.
Accidents. Spear Nicholas, chairman; j. l.
Smith DR.. W. B. Tyler, William w. Taylor, Will
liam Chestnut William Robinson, Nathan Tyson,
DR.. c. H. Ohr, S. 7. c. Brown.
Accoants.-Wil liam Chesnut chairman; John
Gregg, ]. II. Carter, J. S. Nicholas, J. NJ. Smith
Allen A. Chapman H. C. Smith, Benjamin g. Fitz-
hugh, II. S. Lankford.
Purchase William H. Steuart, chairman; J. B.
Brinkley, W. A. Hack, Wesley Starr, John Coates
William j. Bryson, j. l. Smith, Nathan Tyson, H
S. Lankford.
Maas.-Benjamin Deford, chairman; Johns Hop
kins, John Gregg, Renjamin G. Fitzhugh, Allen A.
Chapman, William W. Johnston, DIR. c. H. Ohr, j
|. Smith, j. NJ. Smith.