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Thipgs in Mobile.

The interments in Mobile for the week ending
Saturday, the Sd inst, were 159, of which 1919
were from yellow fever.
The interments for the twenty-four hours
ending at six o'clock, r. NJ, on Saturday, the
3D. inst, were q, Of which 25 were of yellow
fever.
The Rev. Mr.. Powell, Of the ST. Francis street
Church. died on Saturday last
The Mayor has recommended Tuesday to-
day. as a day Of humiliation and prayer, and
suggested that business be suspended.
: The Barton Academy has been offered to the
Samaritan Society as an asylum for the sick
From the Tribune Of the 4th inst. we select
the following
ss Yesterday. in addition to others Of our office
our foreman was taken sick. If our force be
reduced much more, we shall present shabby
appearance before our readers"
Just our fix. Eds, Crescent.
! The Battle House is closed. Most Of those
who we're engaged in it were strangers, and +,
large proportion Of those who remained after
the commencement of the fever have fallen be
fore it. The closing Of the house, therefore
was . necessity not to be avoided.
1ne co-par.nersn'P y inc evening news ha'
oeen o'sso'veu' anu new one lormeo' Messrs
= u,ies anu rrank Z. stokes taxing I'M
place o. NJ. Jeter' Inc paper is 70 DC enlarged
enc otherwise improved after the Isl OF Novem
ber.
WRECK OF TIE SHIP ASIA The ship Asia
Capt Robinson, which was cleared on the 9Th
ult, BY Joseph b Murrell, for Europe, with .
a. - r. n ~ \
full cargo Of ship timber for the French Govern
ment, dragged and went ashore on the LIST inst
and will, we regret to learn, be total loss, both
ship and cargo The Captain has furnished this
following particulars Of the disaster;
On Tuesday the ship was got under way
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DACON SHOULDERS - 100 casks Prime,
u NJ sis y KENNEDY FosrER ii. TsSssPsss-s sussl
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EURE FOR YELLOW FEVER. - CREOLE
u LINIMENTThe large quantity Of the
~ 50 bottle, conditions
CURE PAY" The nimsn will in the OF ten
the head back
the system, and in the pgth of time produce the finest ppra-
the Lnment will call No. 81 aschus
near Mepomene lghbohod many used
speedy speedy whom the purchaser
be referred MADAM J. A. DYKE IS tw*
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R. TALBOT q No. %, Apollo street. n'Af fi''s p =
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| DRUGGISTS FIRST DISTRICT. -
FRspzsck sSrSs, 80 81 Tsseapuas
sgcoyD BLsI ls'
A. BEALER corner Of Bisnylls and Msrais rsetH *
SHELLEY. corner Of Ea 4tGS I'D sS'saa streets
pns.prn .ru. j h 9sssais. % f:ss
Applicants Relief furnish the Rslisf ceun.s I'm 81
P 'r- 1S'Y's John WIEN, sssIsts aasisf
TVOPE HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY (
sss1as q & iSss sass csa's ssSsssd
| ESQ. /. WIEN, q 4l Faiiaa s %sE.
b. FAITH, 1873 Rssn, d is Icgloas street. II!
a .bss; y. :.,:s streets
wM. AUSTIN, Va Grea,msu
n. WYNN. u Louisa street. z \
auis cow,f JNo. Z NlvEN, serIefary.
NEW ORLEANS ST. ANDREW SO. 4 n.
,s. %sy , ssa sS.s Nh
ss s y psss sif ss
'"'' s RS,lsi. MORRISON, ., Canal street
hs III ss 4 tsss
d Bsow Whit 1900 y, ss Ss css s street
a. MsSicaR. q ealoadslsi and IS s. streets;
ssss sss as &: On
"''' william < N MCLEOD N4x..la. street
SaaS AN Scssps So ~ c sals sslsss street
auii By order q The prsIasns 2 r ALISON, sss'y.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION s. NOTICE, ~ All
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Nss- HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans,
July a. ls5he following Apoheeaes been selected
half Of the Howard Association;
FIRST DISTRICT.
JIG. YEIsER, lss Canal street, Baronne.
E. COKE, IS Camp street, opposite hatcher.
TILGHMAN co. Common and St. Charles streets.
NJ. S HYAais corner st. Paul and Graver streets.
s. MCFARLAND, corner Poyiras and Circus streets.
sERDA, corner Of Poydras and Baronne streets.
up. BARBoT, TchOupitouas and Broome streets.
Tx. FINLAY, corner Julia and Camp streets.
A. BISAGHI, corner Triton Walk and Tivo Circle.
G. W. CRoYs corner Of Melpomene and Dryades stres
BURENN, l9s Dryades street opposite the Market
p. PoULIoT. Nayades and Polymna streets.
L. C. BOLTON, Mag Azne and Es.elle streets.
L. PAssoLT, corner Race and TehOuptoulas streets.
+. FREDERIcKsoN, ass TehoupOulas street.
SECOND DISTRICT
slcRLEs 4 co. 30 Cant street.
A. BEALER, corner Of Bienvile and Marsis streets.
A. sCHwAB, CharIeA street. between Main and Madison.
c. ROBIN, corner of orleans and Where streets.
A. BBoussARD, corner Of Royal and Hospital streets.
J. ALLRECHT, corner aihone and Bayou Road.
THIRD DISTRICT
II. A. GOLDMAN, corner Louisa and Greatmen Streets
AUG. SHELLY corner Of Enghen and Moreau streets.
LAPLaCE, Victory and Eyslan Fields Streets
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JNo. II. POPE, corner Of Apollo and Philip streets.
RALLYER, Leyee, between Philip and saraparu Streets
s. HAsRINs, corner Felicity Road and Magazine street
~ will put the Apohecaes above mentioned
persons applying for relief will leave their drecons
iy2s 2ptf d. |. RICARDO. Secretary.
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n WING CENTRAL STATE ConnTrEE. The
nnsmbcr. 81 H. WING cENTRAL STATE coMIrTEE viii
= their CHS Ioo Cont and Esharse Asy
THURSDAY KvENING Att ocioh ~ order.
n n CHARLES NJ WATERWAY P. ssidsnt
4 re- fAvflIE '' sssr'ia'i''. "a go
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@aD- Messrs Editors Please announce DR.
ROBERT NJ GRAHAM as a candidase for CORONER OF TIL
PARISH OF ORLEANS subject the decision off WING Convention
auar lot MANY FRIENDS.
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ns- RELIEF Countries OF Projection FIRE

Ds- RELIEF COMMITTEE OF PROTECTION III
COMPANY NO. 49,
L. G, billiard, IS Camp and IS Bacrhus streets. . :,
D. L. HOLIDAY, the Street Commissioners Office, CITY Hal
JOS. Y. RUSHA. "A Rroome add o. Bsrchus streets.
CHARLES VI WALDO Is AMI 10 New Levee street.
JONATHAN WORRAII, at the Work house
THOMAS CLEARLY corner Of St Mark and iraver strees
w MURPHY ST. Joseph Tchouptouas street,
JOSEPH CLAvIER, at the Delta office.
A. MONTGOMERY, Mt Lseds's Foundry.
WM II. REESE, Of Now Levee and hatcher straes
t 10 selected e H. BARTON their Physician who wi
give medical the sck member application to an
aenber Of the Relief Committee aulB 2v9p
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DROUGHT to the First District Police .

4NREAT BARGAINS. S. PHILLIPS. OF
u CHEAP STORE NUTORETY, Hayates street, the
staton Datct and Rousseau street.
being retiring nom buness oners
large and well assorted stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
Ladies particularly called to large zee OF
FLoUNcED BAREGEs comprising five hundred dresses OF tie Latest
style ant color, varying from % to $780,
houand yards Of hn JACONEIS last colors AV
y thoasand yards PRINTS being selection
and celora.
yard
10 pieces superire SILK DAMAsRs, for curtains
loo extra LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS
dresses, yard
10 brocaded SILK DRESSES $50 s00, and
FINE GOODS to mention in an advertisement
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
Ia red direct from France
from 70 to SIS each Las swEe
uae EN- SHIRTS tine, and at reduced prices.
fal2f v
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July ssTha following pactng Physicians have kindly offered
gstou services attending patients under h charge of the
Association: - .
Dr. N SMITH of Annunciation and Edward streets.
DR.. BENEDICT, Magazine street, near Bartholomew.
rr. FoLwELl, Carondelet street, near 81. Joseph.
DR.. BENSADoN, at ToOto Iufrmary.
Dr. BALL, corner Of Hercules and Thalia Streets
DR.. BALDWIN, 4O7 Magazine street.
DR.. McKELvEY, u Caropdelet street.
DR.. @. W. CROSS, 10 Nayades street.
Dr. ATHER Nay.des street. Euterpe and Polymnia.
&c. W. DIaMEYER II New Basin.
Dr. MCFARLAND, corner Of Circus and eoyiras Streets
DR.. DALTON, St. Charlie. street, over Taersals.
DR.. JACOBSON, Union street.
DR.. Corning, Diamonds Row.
DR.. KISFFY, Philips street.
DIR. A. BAYLES, Tchoup tonlas street, near Orange.
Dr. LURToN, 1877 Canal street.
Dr.. RoBT. MALCoMsoN, las Circus street.
DR.. JOSIAH HALE Cred uesr St Charles
Dr.. A. HART, ST. Joseph near Camp.
Dr. HIRE, 1871 Aununciaon street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
d.. =. HAGAN, Bourbon and Benyille.
Or. CRAcoU, as Dsuphin street.
Dr. r. ". BERTRAND, 2ii Basin street.
Dr. KEATz, corner Of Cont aud Msras.
THIRD DISTRICT.
DR.. KoyALEsRI, 10 Hospital street.
Dr. BROWNING Victory street, bsow the Railroad.
Dr. A. CANTRELLE, 10 Congress street.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Dr. SCHUBERT, corner Of Roussea Second streets.
DR.. A. DEDRIcH, Magazine street, St. Andrew.
DR.. P. YEISER Live Oak street, near Josephine.
DIR. WREN, Rosaeau, City Hall.
DR.. ]. X. QUILTING, of First and Apollo.
DR.. TEHESDER, corner Of Magazine and Seventh.
TT Faculty generally of ths city respectfully
ouested to permit the list which the
Oan BY applying Of the members the Secretary
iyss 2ptf D. /. RICARDO, Secretary.
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ssR0UGHT to the First District Police SIS
& n Prison . ~
JIM, black * inches high, about g years old,
has the forehead. Says be belongs 10 Mr. Mason ofE
thu Parish OF Jefferson.
The will please comply with the law r.sPeet,Ig him.
JONATHAN WORRALt. Warden.
New Orleans. Septsmier 6, 1885, So law2w
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81. Is the
a ind the
- Wharton. The
I! !! I I a With the
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sxg- LOUISIANA GREYs-Reiief Committee
The gentlemen duly appointed Relief Committee
during the prevailing epidemic
Lieut. STRONG, l0i St. Charles street.
JOS. r. RusHA, "a Broome street
ROBERT cNAMtRA, 251 Magazine street.
p DALEY Trton Walk and Hercules street.
DANIEL KELLY, st. Joseph AMI Tehonpsulas streets.
p. CURLEY, Howard Caliope and Clio Streets
MCGUIRE. Claiborne Common and Jackson sts
Lieut.. CAyANAUGH, 1888 Circus street.
auA sm9p BY order JOS T. RUsiIA, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-06

The returns OF the late elections in Nlrglnlo
justify the belief that the Democracy have sue
ceeded in carrying every Cong essional DIS
trict. Those results will create no surprise.
They are but the Legitimate fruits Of the ger
rymsnder and could hardly have been 4vcrted
by any amount Of exertion on the part OF the
Wings. Oar opponents have reaped the foil
benefit of their scandalous and unconsltution-
al measures for the dsfraucbisemenl Of the
Wing party Of Virginia, and as their coascien
ces are oil the toughest kind, we suppose they
will enjoy their Ill gotten gains with unalloyed
zest and satisfaction.
In respect 10 the elections for the Legisla
ture' the political changes appear tohave been
more numerous than usual. The following is
a list of the losses and gains thus far:
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
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IIoao IS Hisl-A letter written nj Madeira,
MAJ ch Con board the L. S steam Irisate Pow
hatan, says of The famine: "Wehaye seen moth
ing of the knd;and heard that the provisions
that had arrived to be given to the poor, were
locked in the custom house, and probably would
not be delivered, unless acc paid the duties upon
them. The mother government has sent moth
ing here, and fear our people have thrown
away their sympathy and money - Boston
POSk
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The English papers mention report 10 the
effeo that two sons of nobemen, at school
at E on, were asked to Windsor Castle to
spend the day with the Prince of Wales His
hi hness having in the course OF the days
muscments given himself some airs which the
young Etonians had no relish for one of them
gave him sound drubbinp The circumstance
reaching the ears of the Qeen, who, having as
certained on inquiry that her son had ei> en-
suff eient provocation 10 merit the lhrashjng,
had the good sense to express her satisfaction
at tie lesson taught him.
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EXTRAORDINARY PRoDUCT1oNs The Edi-
tor ofthe LAGRANGE (Ga.) Reporter, while on
a visit to Griffin few days since, saw some
very extraordinary productions of the animal
creation, which he thus describes:
| witnessed TO day remarkable SHOVE as
follows: mammoth Mule, Henry Clay, 5 years
old, 1913 hands high, weighing 200the mod
ell Hog, Sam Houston "a very appropriate
uame) years and months old weighing 900
pounds; and lastly, the wonder of the world in
the person of living skeleton Negro, Wade
Hampton, 5 feet high,s0 years old and weighs
only thirty pounds! This is truly the crown
ing climax of all human prodigies
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The New York Express says, Her Males
iys Government have hot sent one ship of
war, nor two nor three, merely but a strong
aud powerful fleet TO the fishing grounds to
look after the Yankee interlopers' there
That ship of i'll fame, the Devastation, was on
the GROUND sever days since; the war steamer
Argus has now joined her, we see, and "lhe
cry is, still they come" If the summer pass
away without mischief growing out of this con-
centration of force, we shall be glad; but as
things now stand, there is such a temptation
for British officers to knock our fishermen a
bout as they did last season, "just for the fun
the thing" that we fear there is mischief a.
head.
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ELECTION RETURN
WEsTMORELAND-Jno T. Rice. E

WESTMORELAND- T. Rice. Esq,
obtains 3ls majority over Wm. Brsnt'h. DE
mocrat, and is undoubtedly elected in he Dis
tr;ct John c. Mitchell elected 10 the House
without opposition.
HARRISON-As already announced Shell
don. Democrat, and Moore, Wig, are cleo
tel 10 the House For the Senate, Turner,
Wing. beats Spencer Democrat. sol votes
and is probably elected in the District For
Congress, Lewis obtains the following MAJOR.
tiles in the counties named. Harrison $40
Lewis 10, Upshur $780, Doddrige 203, Bar
bour $50 Sterretl. Wing, obtains a majority
in the county of Wood, but correspondent Of
the Enquirer states that his vote in the Dis
trict will be very smell, II seems 10 be the
general,opinion that Lewis has beaten both
Snodgrass and Sterrctt.
MARSHALL-Pricc. Democrat, elected
to the House of Delegates over Holiday,
Wing.
WETZEL--Horner, Democrat, beats
West Democrat for the House.
-Hewetr, Democrat, elected 10
the House.
MONONGALIA-Laugh and Combs. De
mocrats elected to tie House of Delegates.
BROoKE-Smith, Wing. beats Wells De-
mocrat SO votes for the House.
WHEELING SENATORIAL DisTRIcT -Steen
rod Democrat, beats Ellington, Wing, 3ol votes
in the district.
THE EteuTu CosGRRssIoNAL DfsTRIcT.-
The following is the result ef this district:
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Total
SEN
I Richmond Times.

AT the May term of the County Court OF
Page, the court refused 10 grant licenses to
merchants for the sale of ardent spirits. The
question was settled by vote of six to FIVE.
The question whether the county court of Au-
gusta should grant licenses to retail ardent spir
lite, was brought before the county court of Au
gusta, or Monday last and decided in the al
irmative. The vote stood fifteen to thirteen
The same question was before the county
court of Rockingham, last Monday week, and
decided in the affirmative. The vote was four
teen to thirteen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-06

A company OF more than ninety colored en-
grauis have arrived at Savannahto await their
embarkation for Liberia IN the ship Adelaide,
now daily expected there. They viii lie join
ed there by several parties from different sec
lions ofthe State. Measures have been taken
for the permanent organization Of State Colo
nzaon Society in Georgia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-06

A BoLD MOVE FoR BENToN-At a Demo.
cratic county convention held at ST, Louis on
the 23d, the following resolution i" as passed:
Resolved. That this convention will not en-
teri ljn the claims for nomination Of any candl.
date without pledge under his hand wiring,
or the pledge of some friend,a member of this
convention, that the candidate so put in nomi-
nation is in favor oil the reelection of Hon. Thos.
II. Benton to the United States Senate, and Of
the repeal of the Jackson resolution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-06

The cd L. 5. lrigate "Consleiiaiitn n has
been nearly torn 10 pieces. preparatory TO the
rebuilding Of the new Constellation al GosPort
Navy Yard. This old battle worn servant
as built ia Baltimore in the year 1896. and
has seen years of active service. The pieces
which wil compose the keel, of the new ship
aud which are being laid. have been buried IN
mud several feet under water for over seven.
teen years.
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OBITUARY.

eparted this lifein California in the 33rl year OF
his rye, Mr. JAMES f. CALLAHAN, formerly oflhr
ty, 1ut recently of Kanawha where he has left
wifi and several children To mourn his iueparabe loss
He was professor of religion, member of the Meth
obi Episcopal Church. aud his friends and acouain.
tan es will be led to learn that she died very calm
and quietly"
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CHINA.-In the British House of Commons
on the goth May, in reply to Lord Jocelyn
Lord John Russell stated that the Emperor of
China had applied to Great Britain for assis.
lance, but no orders had been given to inter.
fercln any way, except for protection of Brit.
ish property and subjects.
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w IHINGTON TEL

ENE subscriber has taken charge of this old and wei!
a. known Hotel, which opened Oh the lst day OF
April His House is we'll furnished and his table shall
be supplied with the best the country Ills Bar will
be furnished with the choicest liquors His Stable will
be in charge of careful Ostler, and will be literally
supplied with proyender He promises spare effort
To give entire satisfaction ali who may favor him with
cali and appeals to generous public for patronage
an l8-d&c3m JOSEPH W. MOORE.
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Asst CALL-lt being absolutely necessary to
Il collect debts, deem it due to those indebted
10 Us give notice that may be found at the
housc If Messrs Davis Nowu & CO., until the st IN.
" noxt where hope all that indebted will
cnl and settle. All debts unpaid the LIST July will
IN that day lie put in officers hands for collection
INA l4-tly MILLER e. COMPTON.
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RESIGNATION OF DR.. STRIBLTNG.-- We learn
from the Staunton Spectator that DIR. Francis
T.Striobling has rendered his resignation assn.
perintendent of the Western Lunatic Asylum.
The resignation has not yet been acted upon
by the Board of Directors. The loss Of the
long and successful experience acquired by
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Richmond Wholesale Prices Current,
CAKEEuLIY r ID ,
II f. Nj A II TX 8

IL II VI N III IA
FLoUR-Flour Market, during the week has been
extremely dull and receipts light. A few small salo
made from Basin and Store, for mixed brands, 81 s.
holders firm 81 "a to 8 for fancy brands. Stock
Is not large, and the last crop nearly exhausted
FLOUR BARRELs-Not so mach in demand. Our Mil
ers paying go each; the supply is now ubun
dant
GUANo-Market well supplied--$l6 delivered at Ba-
sin and Depots
GKAIN-Beans white 81 per bushel-
Corn Sc 80 cents
Oats 40 As cents per bushel.
Peas, backoye, 80 cts per bushel.
Rye,Sta 50 cts. per bushel.
Wheat very little arriving in small lots-saes from
90 CTS. to : 05 cts. for prim
HAY-Northern, selling at 81 10 to 90
lRON-Pig s33 40 per ton; Swedes 500; Trede'
gar and English refined s95 Common English $8j;up
country bar SIS a S.
LIVE STOCK-Becf Cate, scale weight So a 4
extra fat will command m,r Hogs So, Sheep 81 %
Is nett, a. in quality
LUMBER-Ilunk, inch $?8 u do 25; ! do
$50 223 / do Sl24 ID; do 10; Weather Boarding
Sl23 IL, according to quantity; Scantling sl2 3;
Nonh Carolina Flooring, dressed % 80; Virginia
Flooring. rough, $lSa2 %; Tobacco Box Boards, Oak
80 a30; Tobacco Box Boards, Buttonwood So a 3Oi
5-S Poplar $50 %; Lathes worth 81 25 per NJ. for
r'ven, 81 - for sawed; Shingles, fair article worth
u 475 per M.,supply moderate with good demand
TOBACCO-The receipts of Tobacco huye been We
ry large and the breaks are very much crowded. ana
while the lower grades of tobacco in soft order, are
shade lower yet we cannot alter quotations inie
rior Lugs Al AZ Good a 81 Fine 5! a 81; Common
Leaf 81 II; Inferior74 g. Good 81 81; Good Stem
ing 81 9; Fine 10 l24; Fine Manufacturing l24 27t
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The people of Rockingham, hy vote
of 1888 10 SIS, (more than the constitutional
majority of three.ffh,) have determined TO
subscribe $3.50 900 10 the stock Of the Manas.
sas g ap RaiIroad
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600 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
~ ~ scriber about the 1st of March, NEGRO
WOMAN named Alley, about 35 years of age of black
complexion, rather the usual height trim active
and quick spoken. have to think that she is
lurking in the neighborhood of Lynchbprg
will pay the above reward of Twenty Dollars for her
delivery at my house in Amherst county, or to Saunders
" lrby' in Lynchburg. a, w. WILLIAMS.
IN 2-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-06
APPOINTMENT of Proxy.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
That we. the subscribers being Stockholders in the
Rocky Mount Turnpike Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint ----,our true and lawful ATTORNEY
and roxy, represent each of in all general meet.
ings Of the Stockholders of said Company when we are
sonay present, with full power and authority at
such general meetings. to give such or votes and
do srch other acts as each of US could give
do, if we were personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this day of
10
itness, EsEAL.l
SEAL
ju G-ctiyS SEAL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-06

DEBIIC sale of dc bts-In obedience 10 IA res
nuiion of he Stockl olders Of the Lynchbg Manu-
featuring Company ssed in general meeting on Tuesday
the 22nd February 1853, will, front of the Market
House in the city Of Lynchbuig, Saturday the th
inst, sell Public auction, to the highest bidder Tor
CASH all the debts due said company amounting 10 up
waids of seven thousand dollars.
June ids C. W CHRISTIAN, Agt