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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

~EsIs<ss3~ COME AND SEE-When YOU
A4 Writ Richmond, call in At No. 1863,
'orpesite the Exchanec Bank and YOU
will see FURNITURE al lower prices than YOU ever
sew hefore, and We will guarantee Won will HI many
cases save your whole expenses in buying a single piece
Of We f II Interested in having the Farmers
and Planfers' houses well supplied with nice Furniture.
and "a Furniture is Fifty per cent cheaper nov rhan il
was Eve years ago. oil ran supply themselves.
apl 29-ts ats JONES & HARDWOOD.
UMP PLASTER.-.ls0 tons just 81 hand
- per Boats d.. I. Warwick. Jenny Lind, Star and
Georgi.na. for sale by y. F. SACKEfTs \
mails Is 7ss eis a
~, ~
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MEDICINES.


Gx< Tfcsn Drugs and Mediciucs. -
~ y ss'rsSHrsKis ls,v rccsiviax h;r Strias
- :, s,p Sunrpsr supply. III Mrdirjnes. Prapfs. S
''s' rugs Dse-Sfgas, kgwev ydrtickr.. Nsr~,rci =.
> r""c"fs. Pnfclt Msairin, : Sc a = rn,hrrr;s NJ ~,
VERY article ~ the Orixrist r,sJ Ar,.hs~r~r H..
GrcA csrs. hashs,rn taken l., pr,,rnr. ~.
pntrrsf and trAs, qsaiity- Win rrvu,nr :d.l;.ia.. !.
Pli.- received nlno-t every week 4. 1. r..r".a.
offer inluccincntst To- the public III IN. !. I,-f".s1'"
49, JOHN u. SEhS nSrnc,sr
~ Inscriptions fer fhysirians upd g...sas.. IA,
De asss9tr'i ,ostali tiinrs, rith neatne,. and secs,p,y.
~ a w. j. ia Err = Co., DraxEisyNA
q r. &. Jonas 4 c.. u1p ZINC PAINTS.
A" Byc~N +" .4A
They arr superior in all respects to Paint. IL ROM
mon use, n'''r. brilliant. mere durahlc and cl,snprr. Tn,
Hrssrni- sr"a''ynsed as ErrTyoef Paim,, On Metal and
Sbingle roofs, on Fences. R,mts. &r..
AyrrsA Cherry Pe,a.ral s"r eeyghs aud colds,
WiSsnr'- .Baisnm Wild Cherry ..s144 !"
Jaynes Expcctrrtnt,
C'dlivrr Oil f,r Dyspepsia, Debility. Sc,
fehat powd,,s. AN# ktN
ff"nrh Wia,i,~ Chs. cf Vii sircs.
Laokinc GLASS lla,r .gw. -. ~
r,hQsrmirst Line fa iiscp-cd Lsnr.. .r
bcstC 1e~iag iobaeco, Sc, &c.
ian H-f< HHatffi sal a. t8sd2ft Hfat
fTNilE WOikLD never before saw
4 saeh u nas.ioflr'ts tel tsfnany eiven 10 any other
Medicine. AffEtstH
HAMPTnN'S NEUETARLE TINC1uREla
1ae gfri1 d,seerygyf Observation-Disclosures
JOG n H. Ui53f--H cj~ ~, III, aHir,,d- Mr. -
fts,S, y f9.,y yIoa, yt4 NFnfH rs go 500 wT ~ II
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Two THE PARTNERSHIP subscriber. hav
Il ing purchased the Patens Right Of D Glow. Donbs
Cyfindsfcsi Rotary Screcn ttAsak Fax, a,e snow manu-.
FEATURING them and ask the Farmers IT, call and examine
for themselves. s11 DIUGUID q Bro,
Nrl5-ts -.ruaarI b Lss,rA6vys Foundry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

GR1CULTURAL Ware House, Rich
~ m"nd Va--The subscriber continues to manufac-
ture Agricultural Machines ana Implements, .nrh as
Horse Dorers, Thrsskcrs o. Drums. Fin .Mins, different
Patfers, SEED DriHs different Patterns, Cora luil1s
Corn and COB Crushcrs, Strax Cnaers Com SheAesx,
a Variety Hill IAe and subsH Ptonehs, Cn,ivators,
HarDws, Groin, Cradles, Rcaren, &c. &c All Of
which will be made in the best manner and ofapproved
patterns. My Horse power and Drum with self uiling
box. has been tested rim &c seasons, and uniformly pro
nounced IN be the hest in USE. aiso n,snGfaetnre, to nr
der. ~Fiattssins Mills. both wood and Iron and fcts--
30 knives. new raiterns.s Mschines repaired; castings
ofIron and brass furn:shed at short notice. 13Tsaa 1
fs>s-flAl sF -- ii. a
April fs-w2m No. i12 Main ST. Ricbmond,
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- Richmond. Petersburg, Norfolk

- KeicsmOHd. PeterSbnFE, NOrfOIk
.sA.AND NETWORK Ear PACKET COM
ANY have now on III, line thrir new and pow eriul
"w pressure Steam Propeller. Cir OF Richmond Il.
". FOSTER Master. she is double mon bruced and f,-
'ened, equal to my ships of tuic. her tonnage. She
mas tue State Room a~rcommodui iuns for passengers.
and no pains will be- spared To make her the popular
1r<sri for persons travelling this route, and goods will
BE delivered with certainty nfiime in n frw hours after
-hiPment. The Steamship. CT of 'KsrfoK ia now
days tole commanded by JAMES Prsr.-This line con-
meets with a line Of steamers at pier eight, New York,
for B"sin,.
Major & LORD, New-York;
ROBERT RANKIN Richmond.
Ian Sta
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EsOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORN
STARCH, prepared expressly tor food. Thi
article sMords a pleasant and n~ourisising diet for Inva
Ida, aud may be used far pudding, cakes, rustsrds
Sc. For snle BY
Anril 5-ts JOHN II eEAv. Drper;s,.
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ARMIsrEAD PRIDE.

ROCKRRlDGE ALUM Water. The
SUBSCRIBER l. now receiving n supply Of Alum
Water, fresh from fhc Spriug in Rorkbridec county,
ana rs AGENT FIR the sale If tia valuable water will
keep constantly on hand a supply during thr season.
march 18-ts . A. u. HUCKER.
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W The sbnyc |. an ex,rac, from 4 letter FINN i rcu-
tl"nief' -ix'y ycHrs Of age, 81 high clmr~crcr; he snv,,
" l. have sier" bu, a faint idea ef ms ,uFcrirg.1 l fcxi
Inadequate &, Inc task tN,sr
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Police Intelligence .

Charge Of False Prefences0fcer Stephens of the 10
police, Monday arrested German named George Bret.
dert warrant issued by Justice OSBORN wherein re
stands charged with obtaining from Jacob Rto If
No "a Fulton street, under false and frau 1ulent
sensations 1t that Bredert, in June last cal I'd
on the complainant, and represented that he was he
owner OF bill II sale embracing quantity of goods
chattels, valued ut $780, susted at No IL Uhath IN
street. and offered sell the Ran for $50 h,
and mortgage for SS9 on the property. Toe
planatt believing the ntatious to be true I'D
the ney but after ascertaned that the
tations made by the accused faee and untru- He
10 now charged with obtaining the said amount OF
by false prstences The magistrate committed the
cused to answer the charge
Charge Of Fmg1y.-Op Saturday, man Of genteel AZ.
pearance named John Brain arrested and conveyed
before Justice OSBORN on an alleged charg. Of forging
and utteripg certificate Of stock. the Boston and
Worcester Railroad rporstion for the amount q %
shares valued at $1,000. The certificate purports
have been transferred to Edward Richard Goodiug of
Ipswch, England. dated 26th December 1919; sign ID
Thomas Hopkins President and Horace williams secre.
II and placed In the possession Of Andrew Lester Co.
No 10 William street dry goods merchants collateral
security for goods pufchased Mr. Horace Gapen Of the
above named firm sets forth In affidavit that goods
the amount Of $1,000 had been selected but not
yet delivered Is the forgery was discovered Satur
day. under the following circumstances Mr. Thomas
HopkBsop the President of the Railroad Company hap
pened be In the city and that fact becoming
Mr. Lester the former gentleman was called upon and
the certificate exhibited to him which he at pro-
vered, q messenger despatched to find Brain, who
was forthwith conveyed by Mr. Hopkineon before the
magistrate when Brain, In generating himself rep
refented that he had entered In With the
raid GoodDg and that the said certificate given to
him by Goodrg, and passed to Messrs Lester Co.,
by him believing 1t to be good and genuine The 10
still under investigation In the the m gistrse
detaips Mr.. Brsn until the matter Is fully investigated
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put their shoulder to the Wheel they could raise the
necesfary fund in q month.
MIR. WILLIAMS suggested that m aaps al should
be made to the cltizens, through the newspaper.
MIR. CHAuNoEY inIimated that sacl appeal al
been already made
The CHAIRMAN considered that they could do
without Legislative pecuniary aid In the matter;
and he, therefore, would say that the burden OF IL
should rest on themselves, net on the Legislature.
He had no idea calling Hercules to assist them,
but would call on their own members, and remind
them that bis dat qui tsfo dat.
The following resolutions on the subject were
adopted -
Resolved, That the Committee on Subscriptions be
and they hereby required their exertons In
obtaining additional funds for the purchase Of site aud
the erection Of fire. proof buidng for the use Of the
New York Historical Society.
Resolved That 1t 10 expedient to AXE new applica-
ton to the Legislature the State for grant Of money
towards the erection Of Ore proof building for the pre-
servaton Of the library and archives OF this society and
that committee Of three be appointed by the Presi
dent TO address memorial to the two houses on this
subject
The ballot for the election of the officers for the
ensuing year was then thrown, and the result was
declared to be the unanimous re-appointment Of
the officers of the previous year, viz
President-Hon Luther Bradish.
First Vice President-Rev. Thomas Dewitt, D. d.
Second Vice President-Frederic DePeyster
Foreign Corresponding Secretary-Rev. Edward Ro-
Domestic Corresponding secrstary-Hon James W.
Beekman.
Recording Secretary-Maunsell Bradhurst Field.
Treasurer-William Chauncey.
Librarian-George II. Moore
The meeting then adjourned
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Common Council.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
JAN 6-The President in the chair The minutes OF
the previ, ~ meeting were read and approved.
PROCEEDINGS FROM THE OTHER BOARD CONQUERED IN
The preamble and resolutions directing the Comptroller
not to pay any money enter into any contracts
daiped by the late Comnon Council after the De-
cember 1851. That the Commissioner of Repairs and
Supplies be directed not sign any contract for rebuild
ing Wasbnaton market To lease suitable building for
the police of the Twentieth ward In favor Of repeating
the ordinance concerning the organization Of the police
approved by the Mayor I'd February, 1851.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
That the sidewalks around and the crosswalks in the
Park be cleared without delay
To create the Office Of Deputy Clerk OF the Board of
Assistants at salary of 81 eco per anuum and that
be directed to return the engine to No a. That Seventy
third street. between Third and Fourth avenues be open
ed, regulated and graded.
REPORTS
That Assistant Alderman Mabbatt have permission to
withdraw the protest relating to the right of Peter X
Barstow TO seat in this board The protest was then
read and motion to lay the the table put
and lost. motion to refer the to select com.
mitee also lost Ultimately the subject post
poned until Mr.. Barstow should claim his seat
PorTERs FIELD.
resolution was adopted to appoint special commit
tee to select site for Potters Field. Messrs Mabbat
Bolton and o. Brien appointed the committee.
The President appointed the following standing COM
.alns House -Mes.rs Breadan, Brown, and Valentine.
.qrts, &c -Messrs Brown, Woodward and Barker.
assessments -Meesrs Breaden, Bouton, and Barker
Cleaning Streets.-Msssrs Wheelan, TAFT and valen-
tine.
Fe1ries.-Messrs. Brown, Wells and Wright.
Finance.-Bessrs Wells Ring, and Mabbatt
Accounts -Messrs Wells, McGowan, aud Rogers.
Fire Department -Messrs Ring, Mabbatt, and Andcr
eon
Croion .aqueduct-M essrs Ring O'Brien and Wright
lamps and Gas-Messrs. McGowan, McConkey, and
Rogers
Lands and Piaces-Nessrs. Brasto Wheelan, and Rod
Law observation-disclosures. Woodward, Brown and Bar
ker
Mnkets-Mes.rs Bouton TAFT, and Redman
OTd'nonces.-Messrs. Woodward, McGowan, and Bar
ker.
Roods-Messrs McGowan, Bra' and Valentine.
Salaries -Messrs McCenkey, TAFT and Rodman.
uus-Messrs OBrien, Drastic, and Valentine.
Sreets.-Messrs. Wheean, McConkey, and Rogers.
Wharres.-Messrs. Bouton Woodward, and Rogers.
PoAce-Messrs. McConkey, Broaden, and Rodman.
Pu5&c HeaiM.-Messrs TAFT, Ring, and Msbbatt
Pubic Buildings RandaHs Island -Messrs. Ol,rien
Anderson and Mabbatt
Repairs and Supplies -Messrs. Anderson, OBren and
Wright
The Beard then adjourned until Friday afternoon.
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Died,


On Thursday, September 2 after . short and severe
Cathsrine Hilmsn aged 28 years and month.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral at O'Clock Sunday next from ths
residence Of her father, No 29S Broome street
On Friday, September 8, Mr.. FaANors A. KIP, in the
s9th year Of his age. -
The relatives aud friends Of the family and those OF his
brother William kipp respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral Monday afternoon at O'Clock, from MS
late residence No. 60 Allen street.
CATBARISE, wife of Bernard Lee in the 2th year Of
her age, Of consumption.
The friends in general respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, this Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence, No 1874 East Eleventh
street
AT Harlem on Friday, September 8. Mary, infant
year and II days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral this Saturday after o'clock
from the residence of her parents the Third avenue
between 1llth and l12th streets.
On Friday September WILLIAM JAMES, youngest SON
Of Robert and Mary Ann Lowden aged ID months and IL
days.
The relatives aud friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited Co attend his funeral from the residence of his
parents No 2oS Greene street. this Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock.
On Thursday. September 2 GnscE TnroN infant
daughter OF p L. aud Rcbecca Smalwood, aged years
ana months.
At Ellepyie. N. Y. August so Of consumption, in the
22d ear OF her sge. JANE A wife of John Hazard.
At Sanduky. ohio, August 2S, at o'clock, p NJ after
q short illness Henry u. HUBRAkD Of Chicago aged AZ
yenrs.
In Danvers August 81 Mrs. MEHITA widow of the
late John Perley sged rs years
In Detroit on Sunday, August 20, MARY ANN wife Of
Capt. James Barton late U. 5 A., aged 5S years.
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MARITIME INTELLIGEN r
Movements OF Ocean Steam
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 8, 1862.
Cleared.

Cleared,
Steamship Atlantic West, Liverpool. Z X Collins.
.stssmshiP City Of Richmond. Mokunn. Charleston.
Ship st Denis Follansbee, Havre Boyd Hincken.
ship Adelaide, Cobb. San Francisco, spoford Tisst0n
Bark Prince Albert tHam) sachtman. Hamburg. W Won
Bark fHt Churchill HisSsorn FhnaasDhis, Buck
Rslk A Everett Carlton. Belfast, Ne, BroOiman.
Bs naso s. R s.s
s RnSh.R sO
Taylor slssrsr RS.tlsnd THEunay
sI hplss HscEeaS CO
ss ssr htnsy %niastsn
sslr Eds Deasours. Isnisir. Rchncnd. Van Brunt s.
s sight.
SER snIiIe STATE, EIsIiase P?r.ymGu.h. W Lewis.
Steamer Michigan, Nichols, Phlado,phis. master.
Arrived,
Mil Ill Steamship Eplire City Leeds New Orleans
stesmslip Jsmes Adger DieAinson Charleston 40 hours
Sip Grey fssshsT, MeIaaehlin, Newport Cork, IS
SUP Drga, DOanc Glasgow, 4s days with mdss and pas
snip John Holland toi Warren Me- Wilson. H,vrs. IS
ss !. Th IL ssn to ssin1'h ftsn SGh
to Asy y. a'ys rs %ss 'ns
ps shp DevoI hence London The had
slip lconum Turner, Boston, days, in ballast to &
Bstk Cation (ofBcsttnl. Dodge. Anslaboo (sumatra)
nay With pepper, to- Gardiner, OF Boston Left Hay
Vari ouifcrd. Leslie, oprto IS days with wine, to &
Bark Sarah Ann tef Tho%sston), pOcAham Havana, Is
Sc 70 j L PLipps & @. The went ashore on Romer
Sa Thona aer ont 200 % eoes
70 zig ISsCrs;asls Ausl Gal1taisk rG,s su Prince
ri: P,sIass D.s.is Sp.au NJ ssys With mdss
wrecked on the Bahamas to A Benson.
la,ra F) from s.yasS.h 5oT Halifax 10Th and
bA Aues:ess. wiar, Turks Islands, Aug %, with salt
rig Ready kbno tB-), Norris Windsor. Ms. Is days,
SID cs.res De Wolfe tBr) Card Windsor. Ms II days.
"F rts aceaS ef Mount Dsssrt,, Walls, jacksonville
S;s%,Pss CO sshl wMashan. Jacksonville
ricr 70 Dunhan nmsn; Sept Gaze Hassesas bearing
) 10 Fire bsaiins INV 80 miie' spoke brig
Bris Gallo Robbins, Alexandria days The
sahf sRs .s gs sl sas % apt
to sssl M SAG
Milan hsnes 70, Ss a T.Sn, SSrSSasS
and fore mass steering sW under her t0rs
MIS- errsiei eed severe ha which lasted hours
sieay rain for q hours; lost sails &c next day. saw
5sar WIIiial pase !Irl. yowaen; Black River ia, Is
Sehr DtbeI ntire tBr) Lockhar Windsor, Ms, 10 days.
srnr London (Rr). Murehy, st john NIB, days. with
fab SC. to W Burnham Co. Aug 49, lat 0N, Ion Co.
~ bark Manto ofsrd for Boston, with passen gers
s. hr Cbarser, B1sckman cksonyie days, with um
bor. TO Peck Lyman.
,hr Pacific FaIrow, Wilmington. NC days, with naval
s.tres. .
schr Me'rose. Moore. Bangor. days Sid from Owls
uoal on Saturday last IL with brig Potter.
aebt AeFna de Mnhcr (Portu Iinoco Lisbon Al days.
With vine, to Machsdo.
Below.
ore bark. unknown.
Sailed,
Slip Robena, Bartlett. Glasgow.
" nd 1t sunset, WSW; meridian, do; sunset, NEE.
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bUbTUN, Sept. j
Atryed-seamshp Sir John Harvey Halifax; ships Cato,
Catd Co.tcau, E0rleaus bark Borderer (Brl, Sns
pcIa.
arrived bark Hoander, Calcutta, via Mauritius,
whore put in to land ten natives rescued from
Srtek in tire Bay Of Bepgsl-seyen natives won't down
with Tic wreck.
rh Edward Fletcher Leshorn Aug ~ la. - 80 lon IS
in contact with large ship with painted ports
s.efipg E. psmo pnknowr lost towsrrt foIemast main
tor mast and sprung mi innnst.
bIis METROPOLIS. for NYork from San Juan.
Banks il. Rochelle, via NYork; Star, and G. Ran
kir Trnidad Neysds Nassau Medon, N0resns Empress,
HasaIa via Key West; Appleton, Baltimore; Lucy Ans,
Echce Nashua and Gov Paris, Phlatep his; Eureka
Ygisi srigs WrspsI tPIusl Rocheil.; Mercy IBr) An
.ar4 winsor Cape Hsytien; Enoeh Pratt, Havana; r
Bees. 90; Leghorn, Mariel; knox, Richmond, schrs
Nin-cd Oliver ii Field Ariel and Detroit Albany; Vic.
ttr Com Kesrney Narcifsa, Kidder Co. Bengal, n
hlt,s Homer, Arayalseos and Thos HILL NYork Also
sr 80 brigs and ohrs from PHILADELPHIA chiefly coal
den.
Clcared-schrs Plymouth Rock, EYork..
SALEM, Sept 3.
Por rs West coast CT Arof Clark Winsor Cape Haytien
nj 10y ~-pN N@-S.'S~s
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

IhhADILPhIA, september Sd ~.
Arryed.Brigs Monticello Clifford stonington Yaceio
sniia Candy koxturyi Liberty Williams Wilmington
htnsey Greek; W Candy. Townsend, Providence Sara
toRa. silpe Bridgeport Merrvman, Merryman Prov
dence; brainard, Clark, Nantucket; Moses brown
Baker Providence; Pacific, Ystes NYork; w Robbins
Csrtwreht, do; bark Swan Holmes st Jago de Cuba br1
SYLVIA, Crowell, Cienfuesos. - Se'a' D's
cleared-Steamship City of Man chester Leitch Liver
pools bark General Jessup, Fisher, Pernambuoo briss
LecDia Bradbury, Cinfnegoe Monticello Clifford
selrs Moses Brown, BAket Richmond; Flower Chanin
Hartford willard, willard, Portland Jerome Wsrd
DO Gem Nye Bedford Saratoga, sippIs Proyi.
denee; Candy, Townsend, do; Merlin an Merriman
New London; Amira 7, Candy Newport; wresth, Wass,
Boston, Armds, Wass, dol Forrest, Chandler, do.
Miscellaneous.
Sur PERUVIAN was sold at auction at Nnntrctet m
Tuetdsy 20 Robt Gardner, for S9c0O and will DO oon-
tinued in the whaling business. 49, y -
6IP ABALNoJ OF Boston, driven Ashore In Ssie Al
Noble 10Th 10th ult. No particulars " s~ y
BARK 0EoReE HErRy, from Navy Bay, for Nyork wsa
at savApa 10 Mr. Ja In Distress with captain mate snS
part Of the dead with fever The had
mate and three men from Kingston and abe wouId rs-
sumo her voyage on the 18th August. ~
BARK MIpAs. OF Philadelphia from Cienfuouos sxneri.
Of tie passage light winds and Gains 9S nit
Cspcs OF the Delaware encountered bcayy gaie from
NV which lasted IL hours aad drove Der across the Gulf
Stream. -
sTIoNs, Aug IL Last night, abont Pm farye aoLr
suuok On The sherry Of stoms stIohns Cbanno il ws
Cstofstsskt hsh .watos AL, sSa ta,lo wig aoyuiss
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TeIe01 aphic Reports,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. z, 1852.
Cotton-esls. to-day reached 1000 bales at former
prices.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3, 1852
The tales Of Rio coffee for the past week have been
200 bags at So aQc Sales made TO day OF 600
1osheh wheat at IS o 92c. for Southern red and 90
lOoc for white.
- CHARLESTON, Sept. q 1852
Inc solea ~ cotton yesterday 800 bales prices
tssnslng hom az IKE The quotations are a shade
p,.,, ALBANY, Sept 3, 1869.
fiouE y dni Torn and osts--no ,sss worth report
- - h'st 9ovo othtls new Genesee cold private
..-. A-1 .tsS.t = ~ pntt twenty .aur htu. III,
bten--fiour u,cto, oass 5eCVO buslels. -''
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SAD AND DISTRESSING. Mr. Thomas Clark, with
three children went TO Junction to attend the Of
his brother in-law, Mr. Griffith. On their return after
night is supposed the buggy backed upset into
the canal and all were drowned. The next morning the
bodies recovered and brought down The children
were Minerva, aged about 13 Mary Ann, aged IL and
Joseph aged years Mr. Clark was native Of England
had resided here about fifteen years aged A. The widow
then mourning the decease of brother suddenly be-
reft OF husband and children sympathies
of all Defiance Democrat.
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7 L L i G r A P II l G

ANTICIPATED GARoTING OF PRISONERS.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2, 1852.
Havana dates to the 10th ut state that it thought
that the nine persons arrested the charge Of being
concerned in the publication Of the revolutionary paper
would be garoted on the LIST Of September
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TIVE MARRIED. woMAN's PRIV

vINHE MARKED WONAN'S PRIVATE MEDlGA L
Companien.-By Dr.. A. N. Maurisesu, Professor ~
Diseases ps q sdtic. Is mo; pp. -.
an p..usisrs T.
the husband might have been spared by timely
Of this work. 1t intended especially for the married Of
these CONTEMPLATING marriage, IS dssloses
secrets, which should be known 70 them partisulariy
Here, also, every fsmaie-the Wife tie nsthsr.ths -
either budding into womanhood or the other In the decline
o. years-in whom nature contsmplates important
ehange San discover the causes symptoms aud the
emen remedee and most certain mode Of cure In evwv
complaint to which her sex Is subject.
tExtrhct OF letter ncm agtntlensp In Dayton OhioI
DR.: A. NJ MouRrcxAu, No 100 Liberty street -
DEAR sIF-My wife bas been perosptibly siahins ar
some tpreo years or more in Of her
ana unefng some months before and durinE
ansmehtevery successive ssbilitSsing
pisstratnf her, puttns her life In immin danger
pgsc tlis state or thngs was inevitable and resnsd
esi 70 meet the worst. At this time (now about
montne heard your book highly spoken e. ~ tanipg
some matters reaching my On s rssept and psrut
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