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Nevada national., 1859-06-25
B,y.rs Tsvlor. vbo began life somc fif

Bsyara Taylor, who began life some IF
teen years since 10 an Obscure printing Office
in Pennsylvania, and has since BY the sheer
force OF native energy aud talent achieved
an eminent position among the live men Of
bis time and country, We seeit stated. Is
about TO erect IN elegant residence on the
river Brandywiue, in bis native State, near
the scenes Of bis boyhood, and where biz
parents stlll reside.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

McKIBBHx ASD CoFrRoru We learn from
. telegraphic dispatch received last evening
tha. the difficulty between these gentlemen
has been amicably adjusted, Mr.. McKibben
apologizing for the blow given by him.
Whether Mr.. Coffroih took back anything
we are not advised.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

NEW Back SrORs.-Nessrs. Cohn d Broth.
er have just completed their 6ns new brick
bnildins, In Main Street Thsy have also
opened splendid stock Of clothing and fur
nishing goods for further pssticulars Of which
see their advertisement
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

VIM. F. Anderson, Esq. has made US =
days visit, probably In order to obtain ear
lier intelligence from Sacramento Than can
be had at Nevada. We designed giving him
puff. hut as be stool the cobbl-rs ell around
in the hsndsomest manner, we forb.ar.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

Icr-CnEAx.-Don't fall TO visit the little
blaek-eyed Du.ehman" on Mill Street. just
north of Monigomsry's Bank, whose ices,
strawberries, and other delicacies, partaken
in Handsomely fitted up apartment. are sell
ling Of rapidly this hot weather.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

Freeman 4 Co. delivered us the iKevada
Journal In due season. on Friday morning !:
not so the Post ofice. which generally take,
= dny longer. Our Postmaster ssys IL isn't
hsfault.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25
NEW TO-DAY.
Administrators Sale.

DR. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, made Jun.
County the undsrsisned, Administrator Of the Es-
tate Of David Larimer, deceased, will expose TO
Public Sale, by Auction,
In froa. Of the Exchange Hotel, on Main Street,
erass Valley, Hevads County,
On Monday, July Is, 1859. at . o'clock, P. n
All the Right Ttls and Interest which said Estate
has in and to the following described property, all sit
uated in Grass Valley township, via p
One Undivided ons-Fourth Interest IN the QUARTZ
MILL, with Water Privilege, Cabins. Tools aud ap-
Purtensnees, on the West bank Of Wolf Creek, be-
10. Boston Ravine, commonly known as "LarimeFs
hcMurtrsys MIL"
ALSO An undivided o.e- e-ronrth fnteres. IN the
following described Mining Claims late belonging to
Larimer Mchurtrey, TO wit -
o6 Quarfx Claims and Oue-tf, ird of n
Massachusetts, Hill.
lowing Quartz Claims late belonging to Lasrimsrs
hchurtrey, 10 Wit -
Claims on Osborne Hill, known as the woodbu
~ Claims.
Q Claims on IAfaystte Hill.
0ne-half Of Claims on Lafayette Hill.
Aiso-an undivided one half part Of half interests
in the following 20 Wit =
on Osborn Hill; Quartz Claims on White Rock
Ledge.
Nv Ll@iANu hObofA i&no huu hppuEtcnhnce-s stu
ated about bali . mile below Boston Ravine,
the West Bank Of Wolf Crssk, late the property Of
IarlmeTs and Meharire. and nov oeenpied by John
Iarimsr.
Aito s-Cnless previously disposed OF a. private
sale the following described undivided interests In
Personal PROPERTY. no~ in the posss.sion
Of, said John rArimer &c wit -
One third Of two Horses. Wagon and Harness, hats
the property Of Lsrimers NeNurirsy.
One half Of One Wagon,
One BALI OF Horses and Harness.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the Personal Property, Cash.
For the Buildings and Mining Claims aud appu to
nsnee-,-ten per cent Of the purchase money, st TO
time OF rurchase--the balance confirmation nj
the sale by the Probate Judge and tender Of Dvei sy
the Administrator.
C. r. SMITH,
Adninlstrstsr OF Estate Of David I-.rimer.
Grass Valley June Is, lssa +s-It
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Agents

en. A. TsvsBrevs Is eur taiy s-fhsrlsss Lssn;
~ sassansnte. Ne may be fsu.d st o. at.
nR oHAs. 4. CRANE ia s.r sole Agent In San
ptaasisso. lie 10 snpewsrsdt TO receive advertise.
nena, and reesipt for the same. He may b. found
ct 20 MsTshAht street, sP stairs.
AsrG.-Tsnry ksekis, ESQ. at the .nhss Of
Freeman 4 Cos Express, Main Street Nevada is our
asihorifsd agent at Ssvscs tcity. All advertise
rsnts left with NJ. IAek,s -ill receive prompt at.
tsrten ffsn ss legal Advsrtis.nent will he re-
tsrnsd by Mr.. Msekis, Nth proof OF publication as
sssn as publication expires.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

YsrxA UxIos.--Mr. o. b. McDonsld, 10
the able editor Of the Union. Iu the field
Of politics Nr. Ned. will gather rsw laursIs.
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LO T! LO ST.

b. the Sn bseriber. on his wny from Sacramento
TO this place the nth inst, Hat Box. contain
ing Hat and Bill Of Sale for house in this place
supposed 70 have either been left at Auburn lost
from the stage bstween there and this place. Any
person nnsiuy the same will pc suitably rewarded
by leaving OF forwarding IL to the Office Of Wells,
nrgo 4 Co.. st this place. CHA 5 NoRK
Grsss Valley. yune 10. 1853. Is ~
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STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR
ulLT0N o. LATHAM OF saernmente
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
J0uN G. DOWNEY, OF Los Angeles.
CONGRESS
JOHN O. BURCH, of rriuity.
CHA's l.. SCOTT, ofTuoian,ue.
SUPREME JUpCr
Wm. w. COPE. or Amadsr.
CLERK oY SUPREME COURT
CuA's y. FAIRRAx. OF Yuba.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
TMO's II. WILLIAMS, ofEI Dorado
TREASURE
TuOg FINDLEY, OF Nevada.
CONTROLLER
aAM'L II. BROOKS, Of Sam Joaqaiu.
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
HORACE a. IHIGLEY, Of
sUPT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
ANDBEwJ.M MOULDER. OF .. Frnn.
STATE PRINTER
CHA's T. BOTTs. Of Sacramento,
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DIED.

Is, formerly Of Lmirs, ". Y.
At Mount George MIL, June ., Edward Pollen,
years.
In this place, June 10, Sta phe Snyder, p. for.
msrly of Wayne County, N. Y.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25
NEW TO-DAY.
BRICK BUILDINGS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared
TO TAKE CONTRACTS

Brick and Ffre.Proof Bafldtu4s
In Grass Valley and Vicinity.
fT Persons about TO erect Brick Buildings ofany
description for Stores Stables Dwelling Houses,
will end It TO their sdvantge TO call upon us before
making contracts with suy other parties.
All work undertaken BY will be done In the best
manner and on easy terms.
s. n LExviTr
JOHN 5. NAYHUGH.
Crsss Valley, June rs, 1859. IS Bon
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DR. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, made Jun.
ID 10, 1852 BY the Hon. Probate Court Of Nevada
County, the undersigned, Administrator Of the Es-
tate Of David Larimer, deceased, will expose TO
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The WEArHER.--lf it had been possible
for any man to make love to the weather.
we doubt not but lie would have ccni-
United suicide or would have been sent
to the Lunatic Asylum, for his pains; for
never did greater coquette live than abe
weather in this latitude; yesterday she was
all smiles, to-day she is all tears-and sue
tearsl they are coming down with vehe-
mence which leaves one with the impression
that the coquettish jade is in violent parox-
ism grief. By the way, this fall of tears
was proceeded by fall Of snow, which was
most fortunately light, aud was subsequently
washed away by the rain. The streets are
vet and sloppy, and the pleasure of the lit
tie folks will be materially retarded by this
unpleasant state of affairs.
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JUST THE THING.--The bill for excluding
passed the house on the 7th Dec. by vote
of rs to 5. 1t provides that they shall
leave the State on or before the lst OF July,
1860; OF if they prefer to remain, that they
shall be sold into slavery with right OF
choice of masters at price assessed by
three dlsinterested Shareholders, the pro-
ceeds to 60 into the treasury of the county
in which the provisions of the bill may re-
quire to be executed
Just the thing we want in Virginia, and
we would commend his identical b ill to the
attention of oar Legislators. If the negro
worshippers of the North want to show
their love for the negro let them come sfor-
ward and help to remove those ind0lent free
negroes who hang around our State too
lazy to work, and who are, therefore. las low
and debased as they can we'll be. Let them
come forward and help these, who having
no masters to help them are really objects
OF commisserati II. There are thousands of
slaves in Our State who would not exchange
places to-day with these free negroes; and
there is not really respectable slave in this
city who does not turn up-t their nose at the
free negro as class and refuse Is associate
with them. Our slaves are equally as proud
as their masters, and in proportion as their
owners are alistocratic SO are they them
iutn fak al
cue from their masters, and in proportion
as the one despises the lazy, good-ior-no-
thing free negro, so does the other.
There are cases however, " here the less
proud slave will consent to consort with the
tree, and when this is the case you will find
the slave debased and trifing. But mind,
we only speak the free negroes as class
for there is here and there az honorable ex-
ceptiSn to the rule for occasionally we find
a free negro who is really honorable, high
minded, trustworthy, ssand industrious. To
these we as yirginians are ever ready to
extend helping hand, and they are gener-
ally helped forward; but these exceptions
are so few, that like the inhabitants Of Sod
ON, they do not number enough to save the
rest, and we are willing to sacrifice them
that we may get rid OF the remainder, who
as general thing are great source OF
trouble to the officers of the law, and who
only serve the undoubted purpose of inciting
our slaves to acts of dsobedience and dis
honesty.
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aCaHlsrMAs Tree. For the benefit OF the
Orphans Of ST. Mary's Asylum, II Christmas
Tree will be exhibited over the store of Mr..
j. II Dawson, No. 45, East Main street,
commencing on Wednesday mex Tho.e
who desire to assist the o phans can hive
an opportunity to contribute on thi, occa-
s.O1. *
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RGRAND PYRoTEoHNloAL DrsPLAY.-W UNI
Intentionally omitted to mention, in yester-
iay's issue, the beautiful fire works let off,
ky Mr.. E. N. s. Blogg on Monday evening
| The place selected for the display was the
! A. cademy lot, and as the weather was clear
land pleasant, Thousands avsiled themselves
M the occasion to see an exhibition which
hot only delighted them, but which reflected
\ little credit on the enterprising gen tie.
asn who got it up at his own expense for
bs benefit of the community.
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THsFA1R AT Masonic HALL.-We have
&plecsss to notice the Ladies Fair which
md at Masonic Hall in our sister city on
Friday night, and which has been TIE
ire of attraction TO the beauX and bellies
V then. Last night we visited the Hail.
never did we spend more agreeable
eping. The Hall is fitted up in style TAI
eerior to any previous occasion, and Ger
inly reflects the highest credit on the Rev
W. X. Handy, Mr.. Lemosey, and Mr.
barles Calvert, the gentlemen who drew
the plan of decorations. We do not ex-
ude the ladies', for they too no doubt had a
lrRe agency in the work. The manner OIL
he table arrangements is such that much
bore room is afforded for promenading, &c,
han by the old way. The Grotto scene,
lung with those delicious, "natural fruits
Ia oyerhanging moss, is certainly worth
49, at, and with the beautiful maids in
we confess we had a decided reluctance
TURNING our eyes away. ..fs
bos feature of the entertainment last
ioht was the vocal and instrumental music
ly some young misses all uniformed, dressed
white, and led by Mrs. Linn, on the piano.
Ne would here state that special arrange
Lents have been made for music this even
(ag, Some of the finest singers 10 Norfolk
Ind Portsmouth, have volunteered, and will
1 On hand tonight to entertain the visitors
al all our friends who wish to spend an
sning. and take our word for it, you will
Joy yourself. ta
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10. uoRaow.-The q. S. steam sloop- oi-war
Narragansett, which left on her trial trip to
yea last Friday, is expected back Tomorrow.
Many hopes and fears of her success have
been expressed, and her arrival is locked for
With much impatience, that those who feel
Interested may learn of her performance.
P. s.-Since writing the above, the Mar
ssett has come steaming up the harbor,
las passed up to the Navy Yard.
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Auction Sales.
SALE OF VALUABLE STAND FOR Blu.
|. Z. S1ME2S In HAMPTON

SALE OF VALUABLE STAND FOR BU-
SlNESS IN HAMPTON.
RY Virtue ola Decree OF the Circuit Court of
~ Elizabeth City County, pronounced on the
18th day of December, 1859, in the suit of Arm
istead VS.. SchneIy and Others will be sold at
the Cross street, in Hampton. ON SATURDAY,
the 3lst day OF December, 1859, at ~ o'clock,
FfH;a That valuable Store and Dwelling
Eia House in Hampton, at the Northwest
-Ex.V- corner OF King and Queen streets, one
OF the best business stands in the place, with
the small stores on Queen street adjoining
Also the lot OF land in the rear of Queen street.
with the privilege of the II foot lane
TERMs-One-third cash, and the balance in
one and two years, to be secured by bonds with
surety, carrying interest from date, and lien on
the premises. Possession given on st January
TAZEWELL TAYLOR,
CHAS. X. MALLORY, CON is
dec 2l-eOdtd
(Argus copy.0
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CAGE lrEM.-One single prisoner was the
ssult of the vigils of the watchmen last
light; the city was exceedingly quiet, and
10 arrests were necessary, save in this one
ance, when Bin Chrisman ventu out
4 hout his papers and was locked up for his
ms. Bill is free boy asd knows the law;
If he don't provide himself with the me-
.ssary documents he ought to sleep in the
atch us.
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4R REy1vA1.-While all the world is en-
Id in the festivities consequent upon
season, the protracted meeting at the
Burt street Baptist Church Portsmouth, is
lin being hello, land nightly seasons of grace
Ire being enjoyed by the people Of that con-
kregation. -. NJ. 49,
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GIFTS,
CHRISTMAS GTEuPS

~ HOSE who are In search of a nice Christ.
1 mas Gift. will please call at our Store and
select one of our genuine Meelschaum Pipes
--latest styles and importation, , and a genuine
w lid Cherry Stem All of which we have a
very large assortment IN store. and will sell
them at the very lowest prices for above ar
ticles, and thousands of others. Callat
/. HAMBURGER y co,
AIaip street, sign of the
de 20 Big Indian in front,
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ALL FOR CHRIST

ALL FOR CHRISTMAS.
NIX New Cloth Cloaks from SO so to see OU
u rs new Cloth Cioaks from SO so to $40 90
ALI the newest styles of Cloaks, Talmas, Rag.
lans, Chesteraelds &c, to be had very cheap.
Also 100 Rich Stella, Cashmere. Blanket and
Reversible Shawls from So so to $50 90.
Persons wishing to make fine Christmas
presents, are also Invited to look at our variety
of lately imported Toys SC.
E. CAMPE,
de ~ 33 East Main street.
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HANDsoME CnRIsTNIAs PRESENTS

HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
\ AIDES and Gentlemen DESTROYS OF buying
~ both cheap, handsome and durable, Fancy
or Dry Goods. either for their own use, or for
the purpose OF making presents to others will
find II greatly to their advantage buy their
goods from me as they will be proven in the
ultimo. now have on hand just from the
North for Christmas fine assortment of ME-
ElNOS, SILKS, all wool MOUSLIN DELAIN
POLL De CHEVE CLOAKS, SHAWLS, EN-
BROIDERIES, HOSERIES and TRAININGS
Also good assortment of A K p F. T S and
RUGS JACOB UMSTADTER,
dol 10 Church strsst
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TIN WARE.

NTE would again remind our friends and Gus.
wv toners that we have on hand as good and
as cheap assortment OF the above article, as can
be bought in the city, our custom made Tin
Ware is manufactured under our own eyes,
and by as good Hands as can be produced in
this or any other State we are manufacturing
Wholesale customers at the shortest notice, we
are also prepared to do at moments call, any
kind of repairing, Roofing, Cutters and Pipes
to Buildings &c Also, Pipes of American,
English, Galvanized and Russia Iron. Repairs
of Pipes for Steam Mills, Steam Boats, SC, and
waIrented in all cases. Workmen sent to any
part of Virginia, or North Carolinia to execute
work and warranted.
w. SMALL h co,
No. 5, Water street,
de = Door from Roanoke SQUARE
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IuSr OPEri ED Bbl. Choice Beef Rounds
q anu ENl. prime Naval Cuts and selling them
at the same price you have TO pay for much
poorer aIyscle. Send your orders to
de % JAS. F. JONES.
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NOTICE,

I HAVE opened a GROCERY STORE III
Il the city OF Norfolk on the road to Princess
Ann County, and have appointed my brother
Z. f. Whitehurst my Agent, to manage the
same, with authority to buy or sell goodso
my response bility, and on my account.
de9-4w2taw J.J. WATERBURY,. D..
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Selected
Selected
EXPRESSLY
FOR
! Medicinal
| AND
FAMILY
USE.

A. j. MOCK CO.'S,
u Wide Water Street, next door TO
le II s. o. MERw g. Co.. Auct'rs.
you want an elegant Spiced Round of Bee
L for Christmas times. send your order to
Jones, and he will supply you with a great
many other goods, which suit the Christmas
times. JE Jones'
de 20 No. Campbell's wharf.
Christmas and Holiday Presents.
NOW is THE TINE
TO GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
ALL AT j. M. FREEMAA'S
JEWELRY STORE,
80 Corner Main and Talbot SITS,
AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM ONE OF THE
Most Magnificent and Extensive
5 s Q NJ e N T S
OK WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc,
THAT HAS EVER BEEN SEEN IN NORFOLK.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST CT NEW
JEWELRY, &C.
AND COME TO FREEnIAN'S
AND SELECT a BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS
PRESENT.
Gold Watches OF superior quality and exquisite
workmanship,
Silver Hunting Levers, English and Swiss
makes,
Sets OF rich Carbuncle, Coral, Lava, Enamel,
Jet, Malikite, All Gold, Cameo, and Mosaic
Ear Rings, Pins and Bracelets,
Enamel, Coral, Lava, Jet, Pearl, Csrbuncle
Pins in great protusiOn.
Diamond, Cameo, Carbuncle and other Stone
Set Kings, IN every style,
Bracelets, consisting of Cameo, ALI Gold, Lava
and Chain Bracelets,
Chatelaine Guard, Vest and Fob Chains,
Gold Thimbles, Shields, Spectacles aud Eye
Glasses,
Bosom and Sleeve Buttons. in every. style and
variety, +
Silver Forks, Spoons. Ladies', 1engs, Ice Cream
Knives, Butter Knives. Sugar Spoons, Pie
Knives, Salt Stands, Egg Spoons, &c, &c.
Plated Ware, an unusually large, rich and
beautifal patterns.
Fancy Goods, consisting OF Work Boxes, Jew
elry Cases, Glove Boxes, Toilet stands.
Butter Coolers, Fruit Stands, with many
useful and desirable articles too numerous
Ia mention.
FREEMAN'S is the place where variety and
richness OF display can only be found in the
city, and as the stock is unusually large. would
invite ali to come and see and with the ready
cash great bargains can be had. ... --r.. =
FREEMAN'S is the place to buy fine rich
goods, at low figure Recollect at No "a,
corner OF Maiu and Talbot is the only place
you may expect to find
de 81 FREEMAN'S Establishment.
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Local. Items.

OPERA HousE.-We simply desire 70 call
tention to the programme for this even
r, and give the assurance that all who at
I'D will come away satisfied, that is, if the
sreful, legitimate, and only correct school
of acting can satisfy them The selection Of
plays this evening is really good, and the
east one of the most powerful we have seen
lin this city 70. many long day.
We notice decided Improvement in the
Inusic, and congratulate Mr.. Wyette on the
change be has effected in the orchestra
he music OF this establishment is now one
Pf the features, and will no doubt be render
ed still more attractive under the skiliiul
management of its accomplished leader .
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.-The agents
this invaluable company, not only in this
State but throug hout the South, have re-
any package of freight likely to contain mu'
nitions for insurrection, rebellion or rob-
berry, or other proceedings against the laws
OF the State or of the United States, con
signed to any party or parties not known
to said agent, he the said agent, is to mott
fly some proper officer OF the same, and
hold the same subject to the directions of
the said officer
This is proper ana commenable stand,
but we are mistaken in the gentlemanly
agent in this city, il he requires any such
instructions as these. He is not only
Southern man, but Norfolk mac, and
would hardly let any thing which savoured
of treason to his native State pass unnoticed
through his hands. .3.7t
The instructions, however, are all right
and proper, and will but serve to increase
the cofidence we already have in this reia-
BILE company ea6 s.g4
CHRIsrMAs WEEK. Prom time immemo-
rial, this city has been famous for its Christ
mas REUNIONS; nor are the people of to day
a bit behind their fathers or grand-fathers.
last ev ening there was one grand reunion
Of the elite at the mansion of citizen liv-
ing on Freemason street; and in almost
every other street in the city was there q
little family gathering for the purpose of
passing a quiet and pleasant evening, and OF
| exchanging congratulations for the past,
and expressing hope for the future.
These Christmas reunions are exceedingly
pleasant, and we earnestly hope that all who
are enjoying them this week, may live to
pass through them in $50.
THAT ALAgM-The alarm of fire last even
ing had the effect of exercising the lungs OF
numerous little boys, and calling the fire.
! men out. There was no occasion for 1t, how
ever, as the alarm was false. ,
| A Swiss journal has strange story OF a
wild girl lately found by woodman OF
Saint Margarethem, in the Canton of Saint
| Gail. He discovered her lying wretchedly
| clad and benumbed with cold, under some
| branches, and took her to his house, Ac-
| cording to her story, she is the daught OF
| what are called Heimathose parents--a sort
of pariahs who belong to no Canton, and
although bout eighteen years of ge,neither
she nor her parents had ever lived under a
roof. Her father not long since killed her
mother in quarrel, upon which she left
him, and had ever since wandered about the
woods and mountains, living on wild fruits
and vegetables piIfered from gardens. To
explain why she had not been discovered
sooner, she SAID that her custom had been to
sleep during the day and prowl about at
night She knew of no name belonging to
her parents or herself, aud had not the
slightest idea OF religion.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. L. Walters. Pronrletor.

VIM. l.. Waters, Proprietor.
j W McClenahan, Port Deposte; w w
Duncan, South Carolina; James W Banks,
Baltimore; l. Nottingham, northampton;
q . Cherry, Berthe; } II Eme, Jr., Gates.
vile; Capt Burt, Ship Scotland; j Wilkin,
son, Va.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK.
John Smith, Jy., Proprietor.
Dr.. } Baxter, Norfolk County; Samuel
Gregory, North Carolina; A H Lindsay,
Deep Greek; Jos Sewell, Currituck, e:
James Wallace, Richmond; E 2 Holland, W
Miller, J W Dim, A Merritt, William
Pittman, Matthews County; W H Davis,
Virginia. ......
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Watts d. Emmerson. Proprietors. -.
d Z Flucher, ID E Flucher, Burford coun-
ty, n G; R d Bonehall, North Carolina
G D Elver, } Felgela, E D Semme, North
Carolina.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK.
NEGROS FOE. HIRE

w ILL be hired at Deep Creek Norfolk Co.,
~ on Saturday Dec. 31st, about FL T Y
NEGROS for the year 1860, belonging to the es-
tate of Taylor Sivils, deceased
de 2l-eOdtd + WILSON Executiye