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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-18
The Preparations Tor nm Invasion.
From the Gaceta de la Habana, Nov II
ARMY or THE ISLAND OF Co


ARMY THE ISLAND Coma
General Order OF Nov 10, 1852
His Excelency the Captain General has bsen pleased
to order that the infantry regiments of Spain Bssn and
la Coroa each and all Of them send in succession by
turns Of their companies to the place dss nsd
practice target firing in the immediate neghporhood OF
Atsrc0 Castle with view to perfecting themselves in
this important and useful exercise Every day therefore
without distinction of feast days company of the said
troops to be designated by the Bgsder General Of the
Pazs will repair fol the purpose aforesaid TO til, said
spot The said company designated will leave it's
quarters that the first shot may fired at nine clock
and the last at the method and system observed
this exercise to be the most and
for the furthersnce Of the end proposed by His Excel
lepcy.
The foregoing provision will begin to operate Mon-
day next and the corps whose turn 1t may be to send
company will do though it have made arrange
ments for military parade be service in the Plaza
The captains Of cash corps will give monthly account
Of the progress of their troops
Ills E1cellepcy with view to prevent any Unforeseen
msfortu has further ordered that the above
published in the general order Of the day and ths. it
moreover inserted in the newspapers of the Plaza in
der that it be known to all and particularly to the
laborers and fishermen who frequent the neghborhood of
the aid spot.
LUIS FERNANDEZ DE CIRD0vA, of Collin.
HAVANA, November 5, 1852.
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Onslaught Of George Law and the Fillibusters,
DC, Sc, SO.

The steamer Black Warrior, X. W. Ehufeldt, u.
@. N, Commander, from Mobile and Havana, arrived
and anchored inside the Horse Shoe at half past two
o'clock yesterday morning She left Mobile at II NJ.
on the 9Th inst and arrived Mt Havana the llth,
at o'clock P, NJ. Sailed for New York at noon,
on the 18th inst. with thirty-Gve passengers and
large freight Of cotton, tobacco and segars
On Tuesday evening, 10th, about half past
O'Clock, Bsrnegat light bearing west northwest,
standing to the norlhward the steamer Black War
rior, in charge of pilot, made the schooner Sarah
Emma, Of st. Georges, bound from New York to
Philadelphia, on the port bow, SANDING to he south
east The Black Warner Immediately put hcr helm
hard a port, stopped the engine, and backed it
strong; the schooner stood directly across the
steamers bow and came in collision, carrying away
her bowspri; and deirg other damage. The schoo-
ner was cut down nearly TO the waters edge. Tho
steamer was rounded 10, and her boats sent along
SIDE when the captain of the schooner, having de-
tsrmined to abandon her, the crew were brought
of, and tho schooner left at anchor in about nine
fathoms water.
We learn from Havana that the Crescent City diff
hculty had been revived OF the instaI Of some of
the old Spaniards, who represented to the Captain
General that his retrogression in the matter would
have the appearance Of cowardice, and finally
persuaded him TO insist that his unders landing with
Judge Conkling only had reference to one voyage.
When the Black Warrior left Havana, Spanish
man-ef war steamer was cruising off the Moro, to
prevent tho Crescent City from entering, with or
ders it lie said, to stop her at all hazards; but We
good authority for believing that the Captain
General already regrets val of trouble, and,
if she persists, she viii be allowed to enter
In regard to other American vessels there have
been dificultes on the contrary every attention
has been shown them. The American steamer
Ometepe. belonging TO the Nicaragua Company,
put into Havana for coal and water, without bill
Of health, contrary to the Quarantine regulations of
the port She was, however given every facility,
and having obtained her supplies sailed on the
morning of the 18th inst for San Juan Tho British
steam higate Highfyer and two sloops of war, with
three French men of war, in the harbor, but
not an American ship Of war.
Havana was healthy, but business dull.
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Our Jamaica Correspondence,

KINGSTON, IA Nov Ill, 1852.
Meeting ofhe Lcgislatms-The RaiaS-HeaAh of
the Island.
There is no particular news. The Legislature has
just commenced its session-noshing has yet been
done to report. The Governor, Sir Charles Grey,
has officially announced that he will soon give up
the office he holds, which has been received with
much pleasure by the public The House has COM
menced the reduction Of the expenditures with their
own officers
The island is now healthy, after tho recent rains;
influenza is rather prevalent, is also ague and f.
yer The rains still coming down.
The steamer Midway, with the mails for England,
left this morning, and IL. III. ship Calypso, for Bar
BADGES.
regret to report the death Of Hon. Daniel Hart,
9 very popular gentleman in this city. He died
much regretted by all classes.
This is all the news / can send you.
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
EIGHTEEN DAYS LATER FROM JAMAICA
Our Kingston and lspinwall Correspondence
INTERCOURSE WITH HAYTI.
THE LATEST PkOH THE ISFaMUS,
&c., &C., &c.

The steamship United States, Capt William @.
Berry, arrived yesterday afternoon from AspinWall,
whence she sailed at clock n on the 9Th inst,
via Kingston, ia, leaving the latter port at p M
on the llth The United States brings Kingston
papers to the 18th inst.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. Geo f. Barney, the
purser of the U. s., for the latest papers
The House Of Assembly Of Jamaica was opened
the 9th inst, by the Governor, whose speech was
duly delivered.
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Midway,
arrived the 9th inst with the mails which we're
transferred to her from the La Plata.
The prospects for next crop wore fair as far
as vegetation was concerned; but, nevertheless,
the exports of noxt year will not exceed those of the
past, even if they reach the same amount.
The health of the colony WAS fair. The epidsmics
has disappeared, and the ordinary cases Of disease
OF which we hear, were not of 3 severe character.
A correspondent writes from Vero, under date Of
2d November that "there was very sharp shook
OF earthquake felt here yesterday morning about ten
minutes TO eleven O'clock"
Christian Bang a seaman on board the American
brig Monica. drowned at Kingston, and his
body was found on the 9Th inst.
The Vivid, from Halifax to Port Maria, when
in latitude 60 degreea 03 minutes longitude 81 de-
erees west, fell in with the wreck of The schooner
Felce Destino from Lisbon for New York, out sixty
seven days Captain aud crew, consisting Of ten
men, were taken on board the Vivid and proceeded
to Port Maria. A few casks Of wine were all that
were saved out Of valuable cargo, consisting Of
blocks of marble, wines, Sc. Tho schooner went
down almost Immediately after being abandoned,
her deck being ell that was above water when the
Vivid took OF the captain and crew.
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Statement of Purser Smith.
In connection With the news from Cuba, we givs
the following affidavit OF Purser Smith Of the Gre
cent City, sworn to on the 2lst October


the following affidavit Of Purser Smith, Of the Ore
cent City, sworn to on the 2lst October
cory or AN AFFIDAVIT or PuRsER SMITH
Urhed STATES Of .4mertea, Southern District n Nec
York Ss1 lillian smith Purscr OF the United States
mail steamship Crescent City being duy sworn, dspose
ana say that the allegations contained in certain order
or manifesto signed " Gsiano, officer Of the Cover
nent Of the Island Of Cuba and dated at Havana the
fourth 0ay Of September 1852 ana reoeated In the official
paper Havana that had published the most gross
caumnss agsinst the government OF said Island and
the further allegations which understand have been
made officially the government OF the United States
that had held communication with dssaected parsons
IN the port Of Havana IN the Island Of Cuba aud hal
been tue bearer OF letters orfmessagee to aud
persoDs all utterly without unason. have nsvcr
written publ shed Dyhing against the goyrBmeut
Of the said island Of Cuba have carried letters
or mepfages 70 and from dissfected persons Ia said
Island the proceedings Of its authorities have
fined yfef etricty 10 the discharge Of the duties Of
puryer Of the ship have d, myself accordingly
Furthermore has been the express anu OF Uaotsn
Porter ard Of the Mali Steamship Company that DIN
or person employed on the ship should be allo~
ed TO carry letters outije Of the mail, other than
tboee belonging TO the bps business and when letters
have been the steamer after the mails have been
closed and received on board thy have beeu placed 10
charge Of the purser ami In all delivered to the
postmaster at Havana. also further deposc and say
that buve been In any manner connected with
association expedition foT hostile purposes in
sitL to the isisnd ~ Cuba for annoying r,ssisg
a intcrftIiDg with its authority
(signed WILLIAM SMITH,
sworn 70, this 2iet Gay OF October, 1864 before me
Joeph brigham United states Commissioner for the Dis.
irict Of New York.
Inc spanish View OF the Crescent city
ATair.
IRON bo Rev York Cronica Spanish 6rgsn), Nov ~
we 90 not Know what impression NAV have been
prVuuceo ON tne MINDS Of oar readers by the peru
sal Of tbe letter directed 20 the Secretary OF state
by Mr. Roberts aud by Mr. Law, the former tho
agent and the latter the president OF the compapy 70
which the Crescent City beiougs aad also b. foat
publ ~ y city Iersr ,. y. Green. sngr,sa,io
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ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
s>~~~~~>>~>>>~>~>~>>>
ONE WEEK LATER FROM CUBA.
~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~>~~>
SERIOUS COLLISION AT SEA.
,N~>NNN>N>>NNNNNN>N>-
Total Loss Of the Schooner Sarah Emma.
~>>>>>>~>>~s~~>~~~~>>~~
Naval Preparations to Head OF the
Crescent City.
TINE EFFECT OF THE ELECTION OF
GENERAL PIERCE.
~>~~~~~>>>~~>>e~~~~>~~
MILITARY PRACTICE IN HAVANA.
Manifesto of the American Government.

MILITARY PRACTICE IN HAVANA.
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INTERESTING POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Names OF the Candidates for OMce-Ths
Talk About the Country.
We give another lis. Of candidates for office, ready
to 60 to work on the 4th Of March. We do not en-
dorse any Of them. They are altogether too many
for US. We perform our part in giving the names
NATIONAL, OFFICERS
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CGETYCAL.
For the Enquirer


O LOOK NOT on THE WINE CUPS "Lo"
Lines suggested seeing ,@g jf"a aS' s'''S 0"
o look not on the wine cups S'"'
IT'S flashing. bur twill BRING
The dearth of sorrow 10 NY heart
The poisonous adder's stl:s
q touch |; not! i: is the wave
Tno, nows through endless night
,Tis Sutan's dranght, by tures sent
To lure thee on 10 blight.
taste il not You cannot Feel
The serpenrs Kissing h-cath
That watts thee on TO Sorrows erinx
Or to drunkards death!
look not on the sparkling bowl
It's meteor light will bring
4 aean CT transient happiness
To leave teadiier sting.
touch il not the raven wing
OF Ruin hovers Ger h 49,,
Each sparkling draus:'. u.a. 4-'"'0 " "''
Touch not. / now impIore!
c,,hs,l,nd Cou,ty Va.
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ei, These street contractors bid against each ON
,hav cynect of course, ~ make good spec from ht
Consequence the streets are uncean'y anu M
49,, .,,v eat loads Of dirt down into our iiatoor "s'ch
80, epn., nf AS needing dredging very oaGy Tue iies
- 49,, crnwtrd with filth and the health vi cur city,
~ NJ co, sderatiors impaired much more than an IN
,rc-s,oaal person would imagine: 'eiyooc!. an" Pc
f H., ,I; ,:!,o hayc nos S ~ thelr "lndo"s a!'
ro rr a"ipst Inc bad walking made o. ne coheu o u
The guIrc:s. ,,, So, r,,o, en-,
u!v Vi our beloved city, Mr.. Mear City Cuuncima''
that il DC resolved by the Mayor nnd Ciy Io.he -
ic election on the 81 vi May next. Tor Inc c"'s
Baltimore determine whether they viii be suPP"u = u"
ter without Interference o private COMPANY. ~
cguiscd DR.. Tn Buckier, i'll pamphlet on The hp EN-
j.. n il Appeared here, Inns good deal To say guy
The yi.iaug and i'll supply Of the Of tis city anu
think. that ppc ard abundant supply OF The best OF r'e-
au- could l." brought ciieaply city, by Canal ZAP
ih fuurowdcT River about twelve miles from the rl
f. i .yect.. that tie Council will favura5lY upon The
m seJ prrc,ase nf Frderu Hill for public walk. It's ce
~ ion pare air and commanding pTD>""t rec"inW"r II:
, can a n1!e f., oilYe said, the Battery in New prE.
-, ih Mall Is B.,stun Add III" contemplated bou, try
MUGS =, iris Improvements, and Ba'inFs Will soon shake
~ he c,,-rc If ni.uadIincss in providing such hca;l
a,u:l ant f!lus INCREASING pleasures Tor her cZ"''.
: Ovens Democrat has Been elected Stae Treasurer,
r .,r 81 rur ry rlnars get ever say ing ih he II:
every WAY a"d "a v,fy high Gtar:e wort9 81 me once
me fund. ;:;n,e c reported 10 be SD Jt DDS Oh.
.rnr :n:. iir":'t 4 SECOND arf thd lecture -
h. 4 rcjt H:j0Hs and Sir pn fran"tN Il hea,'! a',
,,: ~ tho ,rna.r- Of The liaryan: Institute and he
L, r.ea!y VIII b. SCI in 30 Congress Tor the crew
II II hi, scrcn f.: SIR JOHN fracain and the crews q The
rr1u Ct! Tc:lu: Tie young astronomer, III. Llr.2n
~ III! Patent G:"" at Washington will follow DE- hi'i" IL
;,r,r / sur.s al he Mary nd Institute Hall
til: Mar,s, vii, il Asqlsia is n least V! ego,
oo.s .;,,rty.y Wa>i:;a when she has c1mP'ed
Ir IL Ph!iadrlr!la. THIS will not nnr'tr us
ai!ia3ra. 80 The iInseusc Is SID Ia be pocEnS
a..ii in tl.e (l.l4er City 10 an alarming extent.
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IMPORTANT FROM LIBERIA.
Fisite5fn Sccd and Burnt BIZ III. Natipcs Massacre of IN
hIbitnDts t:.r


hgbtGRts &c,
BlsroS Feb. by arrival "a. day we have dates from
Liberia December 10, which arc Of the most distressing
character.
AIil;.s Grand Bpssa IRE in a most deplorabc con-
tCu In attack upon F.shtown the Chic. GranLa
Joiny. by Prince Boyer vi Trldcto"n. His furce 10
tn. o SOC, ami they s!taithiy the iowa
indn!a surprising tee g1!r.on Nine Of The inhah lnts
mlss,ced, the sacked and burned The bnrcs
% t,r victims si.ockngy mut:!ae The entire Bls-
81 county hat Joined in the rebellion.
The o-cgnets ana especially the English traders i'm
pc:t-' in this outrage An Ensisi trader named Law
rene, II i said openly aided ia tho attack.
On the 18TH Of November another attack mad. The
Cove ven the enemy repuised with loss of 40 killed
anc" whom several leading chiefs Ii was exrrceI
iha' q ln:c youth soon DC captured large fore"
a. aI'3ci hin
I. :ly!.l5c asscnae IN nc 1t of December vim,
siies: n H. rrts naucu:acI AID delivered his a;tu.
message He had been Reelected with Anthony D. Viii
lams Vice President for years from the date of their
election.
The accounts from the emgraats highly ltterng-
Great prosperity and good health prevails in the colony
ARRIVAL OF THE HUN BOLDT-RELEASE OF TIE
CUBAN PRISONERS, &c.
New York FEB. 5.-Thc STEINER Humboldt, which va
obliged to put into Halifax IN consequence OF breaking bel
fuddrr, arrived here this morning O'Clock The dalag.
sus;an. 5y the Humboldt tling, and had not been
for The weather. she would have continued on to New
York.
Ga the dav she !e Southampton, Lieut. Mcdonald, a
Louisville, Nv belonging To Capt Ellis company OF Gu
ban invaders arrived in English steamer from Vigo. lie
stated that nneywo OF the Cuban invaders had been ber
aed and wonld sail for the United States in American
ba!que, about the lst Of February
me humboldt brings cargo or French goods valued q
S2,000000.
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THE DANCING GIRL.

She comes-,hc spirit of the dance
And but for ;hnsa large, eloquent eyes,
Where passion speaks in every glance,
Shed seem u wandcTer from the skies'
So hsh, that, gazing GREATNESS. there
Lost The celestial drean should 60,
You'd think the music in The air
Waved the fair vision 10 and fto
Or that the malody's sweet flow
Within the radiant creature plar'd
And those sweet wTeath!ng arms Of snow
Her white sylph feet IN. Eusc made.
Now gliding slow, with dreamy grace,
And eyes beneath their lashes LOST
Now motionless with lifted face,
And small hands on her bosom cross'd.
And now with flashing eyes she springs,
Her whole bright figure raised il air.
Az If her soul had spread its wings,
And poised Ter one wild instant there
She spoke not but So richly fraught
With language are her glance and smile,
That when the curtain tell, thought
She had been talking a! the while.
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To the Editors Of tie Enquirer.


BALrIMoEr.JAS 81, 1852.
:slh'uc' Baltimore IS the Fc!cra! City, where
Congress nnc Tie Press engaged in good earnest
with President making; and although: the Democratic Ma
tiona Dnvra;ior Gco,c many months ortr VIII held IL
session in ls city, yet Presidential question 10
he exciting interest discus Or preparation IL"
wofts here. From what has 10 my eyes and
ears Webster is .voil;c aIo?g The Wings here Fillmore
popular win and III some Degree Gus Of The wing ranks
Cass is the man, upon whom The powerful Democratic par
~ here has lis best eye. Baltimore 10 say with
out Democratic press OF any power the DutSchc Cores
pondea. is II large print puc and the Argus is small
sheet a must probably blame itsc Tor us small nabT al
subscribers This will b" felt in the Presidential! fight
here and il late and there is certainly album
dance talent in the Democratic forces OF this city, 10 sup
ply the An able Democratic sheet that would
good blows the Presidential contest and represent its par
" as d serves and not be constantly dining about local
politics. would soon get upon good basis here and meet
lite reward.
An application signed by between and TWO hundred
of the prominent firms in the city, has been made
the Mliof, that lie call town meeting I" The end OF
a.unurg See Legs str;t ~ tie aJU:i;;1i, o. The Stamp uN
,shl sr.-l s';tC.y Recommended! il the Message u
the Executive he tax having the TWO delccts-heariness
and insqusy also hoped that the City Council will
manage reduction in Inc city tax which very
heavy being 81 II The $780, and the State tax being
only s. You must know that the people OF Mary
ni ia.c no re in Baltimore like the Vrginians do in
Ncmunf ana the New Workers in their great commercial
capa bu pcrpeuay railing against IT, receiving ali
The benefits Of the State and raising Itself their prosiTa
lion. They should al least reflect that This Partially,
due, is purchased al alarming sacrifices.
The President of the Board OF Trade, has appointed
committee OF twenty report upon The deepening tic
ship channe in the patlpsco aver 10 admit large
craft with facility. This measure, indeed, grows very M
portan in view Of commercial aspirations. Yet Bal-
more should do the work herse and try to throw the
load on the National Treasury ANY how, such attempt
on Congress, viii fall 10 ;ne ground.
Our City Fathers have been amusing themselves with a
dry debate the construction OF the of the street
cleaners The Health Commissioner and learned counsel
Of opinion that their contracts did raise the obga
lions OF attending 10 the street crossings which, OF course
have been hod beyond description The Counc oveuled
their dcta The old and safe method OF cleaning
by appropriations will probably be returned tothe
system after fair trial OF three or four years ha. proved
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10 he Editor, Of HI: Enquirer


! n".y paper snail! bGt Of 1n', called tie Erehlng
Pistg1c an! Baltimore giy iarcr:iser has been g"''t
40 T., b." 3c.liGn al printers. Il Is !Gurai il "i'
~. - ~ probability. slo!; lived.
lo report IL the Commissioners Of Public Schools SHOW
u, ~ -cnp"s q ar.nfnr y primary No. of pnp- ~ pre-
~ sr;,oui- soil: u:ai EXPENSES for The at
SIS J I'll arGrgc annual cANcnse per pupil - go !tc'a-
am, The >rersls ol The high so!;""l
4 .,,ri, lr" Thn:I!ls P0at via Annapolis IS V"fk "a.
to,ah; reprrri rp"n BY committee before the boa': ."
rrctr ln,rr uuw, r;r.jle dictA cirgraplc c0rnc
ion i've: ii;irrJrc a!d III. seat al Iovtrnm.nt as
.t tlr lie :,3'lce 81. VIII bring /" u III ilsa
news 4 the .r,i, lis vessels, and when their distress e.
:, mir. relief !:om us.
Il -, .yism i 'ecDa,ng Troublesome an4 serious h'e
liza, 'fec, IL s::un. talk Al arIlnG The police; winch ~ l.
.nr las ounL ve.y efficient where IL has been tfl
.q- ninrr Em cHnurcry inn.ton !"cG:cd IN the May
llnI Ia@tura !ia ~. astronomy. His lecture vas "'i'
ic :ur:ie his y"ais; eloquent, and very hisoT!c'iy
teamed. -
..o ~ last night! of! gnnd Wing Bail in the nc"
lSs .l,r Rooms His Honor, Mayor jerome, was present
an i. tn = liz nutt:irlies about town. go,
I.e fn,e the Lancaster county jury 10 find true DIS
uaiast tie c.-;i. oIfa"c.s has excited no lGlSh"ph
lc-n L.; Ma.yi.! says Coz. Lowe in bis messlgr t"c
@'' 80 ''' 49, p..fs.D
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THE TEXAS STATE DEBT BILL PASSED.
NEW ORLEANS FEB. 3rd-An arrival today brings al
vices from Galveston the 30th u The bill for the pas
ment OF the public ccb had nay passed both branches
the LEGISLATURE
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''Tuthe ilults OF our trends DC D!liG,
Aud they to ia will e'er he X Mi
II wc the faults OF friends expose,

lie would tell the gentleman, furthermore 'ha inc ot-
dashboard Democratic Jeicrsunan Old bunker party
the real Union party OF the country II had always ceen
the Union party and it would BE- SANDER the dead as wen
as the living TO say the contrary lie then reviewed Inc
Whir carpagn Of I3iO AMI ouche! upon other matters IN
that corrcxion giving way Mr.. Ca5e to asa questions
and make explanations; and in c1ncusln sld 'ht DIS &c
sire have a taken upon The bill as soon as pos
Sibe and that if gentleman from Florida had DISPOSE
ton to repent of his political sins, and resolve Ia sn n"
more, he would be willing 10 'dhc HIM into the Deiocr'c
church.
On notion the committee rose, whcn reso'utioi was
adopted to close debate in hours after the House
shall again 70 into committee.
| And the House adjourned
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The House, on motion, adjourned.

Deafness ia one OF those mysterious diseases We"
excludes us from the clevang portion of our soc
oynens; but those who have experienced its incon'e,
need not regard their hopeless for the
where parties in the enjoyment Of full AMI o".
hearing sufficient guarantee that those who ava ~
selves Of Dr.. Har,ley's skill: will not be disappointed
references, see his card in another column.
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1.-THE delegate from FuvEaHl, I'M. e. PAYNE ESQ.
has been detIincd home ~ cT.us attack Of JioGs
cold His physician states that he will BE- able 10
his sea-, on Monday next
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Wc "a ptEf!!y s,rc:cI Ia; evening 10 icl: Ia: our
va CO. iiic. aa 81! acCnina"cc Iona ii Cook Cashier
oi ;ir Farmers Ea;s oi virginia, td At !wen!r miant
past Up. u yesterday. NJ his residence in this city We
haze known iit l,:- a' vel. lie ii :"c h:
sinc,s ci.lcc hjuurnJ." sGr.CctS ana hctinT sound
lead and 1pca heart; ani was h"oyrt Cox h> noble
qualities ard Sancss .: Ho?:t. II paying III. IL. sal til
tr.e To :ricad, bit extend wtr''cs symP2
ies Ia his DISTRESSED !;iy no 'Wf IN thc l;nca;-
Cd ID :c,sc,i ;nc best and ru1st aHd troigr.
!is funeral wl tax" piace this afternoon, Z, hall past )
o'cIucs .7oni the United Presbyterian Church.