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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

Hon. Edward Stanley, late member of Con.
gress from North Carolina, is now engaged III
the practice of law in San Francisco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

The marriage bans of Alboni have been
published in Paris it is said. She is to marry
Count Pepoli.
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.u...,o Tragedy AT OBERLrN, Omo.-

u.ocv,Nc TRAGEDY AT OBERLIN, OiiIo.-
o,.aWsdnesday evening most revolving muir.
Las. =. committed about three miles east of
o n, ". OHIO. The facts are as follows -
oo wn Fnllman, it is alleged, had slandered
T., VI D., her and another young lady. The
''s' Mss, 40 of Miss Barber and Mr.. Lowell, the
o'o.". e The other s!andered girl, took the mat
io'e' On Wednesday, in the morning, they
Ter Up Fullman's to talk the matter over He
WI them with fearful threats. and be-
reP ~a dssperarely enraged. They left him
'''o .o,,rnsd TO their work. After supper
al" Of the parties proposed that they take their
ofp .rJ 90 over to Fulman's house and
l'asI him. Acting in accordance with the
zeal they took their guns, Ia rifle and
not onnl and started. On arriving they found
snor & his wife in field rakng hay. Low
d : TIE to him and said "Well, I've come
70 have il out!" Pullman seized a pitchfork
and made desperate plunge at him-his wife
clinoipg to him, shreking and endeavoring to
nrevent his striking Lowell. He succeeded in
wounding him in three places with the fork
Enraged beyond control at this. Lowell fired
his piece, missing F., and lodging the contents
in his wife's head, wounding her dangerously,
perhaps MORALLY. He then handed the emp
~ gun to Barber to reload. took the loaded
GUN and started for home. Pullman following
him with his pi,chfork After going some dis.
lance, Lowell turned round claiming, "D-n
me if don't shoot you any howl" He fired,
and Pullman being but two feet from him re
ceved the whole charge in his side, tearing
him in horrible manner, and killing him in
stanily. He leaves family Of three children.
The murderers were Immediately arrested.
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OrFrcE LYscHBuRG HosE FIRE Iss. Co.,

August 4h, 1853.
fIyHE Board Of Directors of the Lynchburg II lose 81
L Fire Insurance Company. a meeting held on
this day. Inferred Resolution declaring dividend OF
of four per of the profits OF the last six months
payable the stockholders ut this Office on and after
the 18th inst. CT. WILLS, Secry
August 6.d4w
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Coutt Of Amherst tounty Mon
day the lst day of August 1853
Sum Garland administrator de bonis of Chrstop
Isbel decd and Boyd Miller, surviving partner of
Robertson IL Co. PlatnhDs,
against,
Charles II Ruckcr, Sheriff of Amherst county, and
such Administrator of Samuel Coemsn decd., Winston
L. Coleman John s. Coleman, Samuel Coleman, Jr.,
Christian Coleman and Mary Mundy, Administrative
of has. Mundy deed, late Sheriff OF Amherst county,
Dcfeadants,
In Chancery
The object of this is subject the tract of land in
the bill mentioned, tho payment ola debt due by Sam
Coleman to Chrstoper Isbell, and debt due by sa
Coleman to Boyd Miller assignee of A. Robertson & Co.
and it appearing by affidavit fled that the defendant
Christian Coleman is not a resident of this Common
enh he is required to appear here within month
aer due publication of this order, and do what is
to protect his interests ana it is ordered that
copy hereobe published week forfour successive
weeks in some wspaper published in the city OF Lynch
burg and posted the front door OF the Courthouse OF
this county on the first day of the next County Court
Cory-Teste,
LEO DANIEL, Jr, Crk.
eARLAsD SLAUGHTER, pa. aug 6-w4w1
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Execution Of Conner.
BALTIMORE, Aug s.
Conner, who murdered Capt Hutcherson,
was executed to-day. The rope broke. when
the cnp rn was thrown violently on the ground.
On the second trial he died Immediately.
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The classification of the Clerks in the Post
Office Department was completed to-day.
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EEMALE SCHOOL at Nelson Court

E.NEiM N AZ SCHOOL aa nelson court
l. House, Waffle next session of this School
will commence the lst day of September next.
TERMS OF TUITION;
For scholastic yeur of ten months, Orthography,
Reading and w rltlng, .tlJ W
Higher branches of English Education, 30 90
To be added for those farthest advanced 90
For Instruction in French Language, an ndd-
tonal cnafRe ~ w
Board be had in the village upon reasonable
Eight ten borders DO accommodated in the
family of Mr. Lawson Barnett The charge will be for
board including fuel, lights and washing and tuition,
except in French, $llj, for the months. Pupils
harding with him will be pleasantly situated, the
house is in pleasant. quiet, and healthy location, and
will be under the eye Of the Undersigned
GIAS. l.. BARNETT.
Lovingston, Nelson Co, Va.
REFERENCES.
Col. Ias s. billiard, Col G. Perrow,
Gen. VIM s. Loving Dr. A. Hopkins
Gen. A. Brown, l.. Loving, Esqr.,
Ro. Whitehead, Esqr.. w. Peters, Esqr,
Alex. Fitzpatrick, Esqr.
August 6.w8w
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pOBT. a. IL KEAN-Anorney al La,o--
IN viii practice in the Hastings and Circuit Courts
of Lynehburg, and the county and Circuit Courts of
Campbel. aug q ts1
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Also, variety of gold Chains, Keys, gold Pencils,
Gold Pens, Ear rings Bracelets, &C.
Also, a fine assortment of Silver Spoons, Cups, and
Butter knives of genuine silver Coin variety of Al
tata Forks, Spoons, &c; good lot of CLOCKS, and
many other articles usually kept in such establishments.
All those warning goods in tn, line, will please call and
examine my sock II. SILVERTHORN
N. B.-Watches and Jewery Of all descriptions re-
paired in a and durable sJ lie.
August dts
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-The report that
the President would visit New Hampshire is
Incorrect. He has no intention of leaving the
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug 8.
Flour SIS 25 to So 81 Red Wheate$1 l2 a
Is; White Wheat ISL lSa22; Yellow Corn
66a67
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~ at II o'clock, In font Of the Market House
will sell FOUR LIKELY NEGROES viz Sivy and
her three children Also. l BAY HORSE, belongin.
TO ih' estate of j. T W. Read deed. of Bedford.
TERMS. months with interest from the cny Of sale
jy 25-dtds VIM. A. READ Com'r
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CEILING OFF AT COST.-The subscri
~ bcrs offer their entire Stock Of DRY-GOODS Mt
cost for Cash The stock Is largo and consists OF very de-
sirabe goods, the Of them having been very
ly purchased tho most favor able terms. Those in
want ofgoods fo cash invited call and
anime stock. Il. n j. FRANKLIN.
July .difts
P.s.-Any person wishing to commence the dry goods
business in this place can buy stock liberal
terms II. d. j. F..
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held 10 the Clerks Of
Y flee of the Circuit Court of the County of Trunk.
lin, Wednesday the 3rd day of August, 1853:
George A. Simmons and Susan Simmons,
Plaintiffs.
John Simmons james Simmons, Mary Simmons Will
linn Simmons Thomas Simmons, Ammon Simmons,
and John A. Smith and Harvey CIaytor, adninstra-
tor of the personal estate OF John Simmons, dec d.
Defendants,
In Chaneery.
Tho object of ths suit IL obtain partition Of the
land. which held jointly by tho Plaintiff, George
A. Simmons and the said John Simmons, decd, tho
time his death, between the sait George A. Sim
mons and the heirs of the snid John Simmons dec
and nlso obtain assignment Of dover to the Plain tiff
Susan Smmons.in TINT portion Of sni lands which may
be allotted to The sni heirs. and also To obtain pat-
ton of the remaining two siks Of said lands amongst
the heirs of the said John Simmons, deed.
And it appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant Jamcs Simmons, is ihnbitunt of this
State is ordered that he appear here within month
after due publication hereof md do what /, necessary
rolect his interest, and is further ordered that
copy of this order be published week for four
cessiye weeks ia tie Lynchburg virgnian and posted
the the front door of the CourtHouse Of this coun-
ty, the f"st dayef the next County Count.
Copy-reste,
August 6.wiw RIO. A. SCOTT, ID. O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

NEW ELOUR.-A large lot OF new Flour just
~ received in Store-on consignment.
Aug. Cts ECHOLS PRYOR.
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For Baltimore and philadelphia.

BY STEAMER BELVIDERE,
Leapcs Richmond cpery Tuesday at O'Clock p. M.
xsssss, TIL large and new Steamer BELvIDERE,
Sais& Capt, GFroaD will receive freight every Mon
day. and up to tho hour of o'clock P. M, every Tuss-
day. for the ebovo place..
Shippers Wheeling. Pittsburg. Cincinnati and tho
South and West generally will find this the cheap
est and most expeditions For freight. apply to
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond, Va.
July - dts
- EFkIGEItATOR few more left ut
III the city Furniture Ware-Rooms.
aug 3.ts A. WINSTON.
1tEu uy IaA
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POstpOnenaent.


THE above sale will take place Friday n, x the
oth inst, at o'clock, ?. NJ. aug 2.dft1
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Aem2lork DaiIp Gribmme.
CONVENTION OF THE AMERICAN MISSION
AIRY ASSOCIATION
From own Reporter
WoRcygTKR. ThursdnY NOrn'g, Sept -, 1888

WORCESTER Thursday hOrng g, sept: -, iroJ
Notwithstanding the unavorable state OF the weather
ve.terdsv a numerous meeting Of the supporters and
friends this Association took place nj the Union Cnufcn
OF this city. At2i p William Jackson Esq, ,9os ~. me
chair aud called upon the Rev Wiisn bSrd"eD VI inc
Ojibue Mission, 10 engage in prayer ,,..
The Rev \ S Jocey the Secretary real the minutes
Of the last years Convention
Mr Japan the Treasurer read his report Tor me year
which showed thst - had been collected for the
heudi Jamaica, Ojbbewa, California Canada and Home
Miasion. the Slaves Bible Fund and Generai furPbses
The balance In hand last wear made the total receipts 0r
tho wear s4a 5s3 s9 The expenditure being .'y17 o.
leaving balance of 20 93 - against the Association
slr Goodman, Of Chicago, and Mr. Benton, OF Cincin
uafi were APPOINTED secretares OF the meeting
The Rev Ger Whppc the Corresponding secretary, read
b reror which Of great length detailing the success
mi operations Of the Association showing That me Socey
r,;nsted with the desire 20 have mission which should
be In DO way polluted by the money or the Influence Of
slsyehoders Al.o that an increase OF ~ per cent han
taken Iace In the number OF members during the year
and that member admitted according - the miro
clause Of the Constitution That any peson Of eysngen
cal sentiments, who processes TAIN 10 me iofo 'ssus
Christ ho j. not STAKEHOLDER or 10 the Pfactics Of o.hcr
aimnOraltes may become member OF the ASsociatioh
snd BY paying thirty dollar may become he memosr
The retort pro- eeded 70 detail variety o. isn 'Snans
~ how the intelligent character Of The indiana The OD
az. and those Of Jamaica and The success OF schools
which had been established especially those when Ia
Guided boarding They found they could board g 3, 40, 70,
meeting dufg niery Al Of zen MINUTES ID inc fe|hs
The Rev Mr. Tbou,pson spoke Of the Astonishing rapid
~ Nth vhich children acquired the earsing taught at the
fooIs In Afcs Payer neetings we're Of the most graf
yr chsraeter They were bed every week, and il
eldo that sOe convert did rot rise 10 state his or
ber erperiense II eye>y meeting 1he black Ashomedans
of Area gladly avlet bemselyes 81 tie Arabic Bibles
h they AIRED weto anderstaD1 Ihsy posseei the
Koran ouly IN the witt form and i, Nth few other
r-sna.eft books constituted tLeir whole literature
" bar ba5ks hey had they committed entirely 20 Their
1tnlorv. which Was remarkably reteatiye
Inc iievJ T. BarWt followed ~ another .aerve 81 d nc
reading Of the report lie aid the Opble misioa =
eomln' nred year, 30 b. fT eli denying nasn aHl
Who penetrated tic wilderness ave haniie1 n
CIV Lz1tion Tho cAiLiEeB were Vsry gucs AZ - ~
iI. but oug tho dep lded aP0o fneif Pael-s -
%. Io4t heir Heqneniiy Dssi1IPeoN y
vi iDiegv,b u all. he aid that lnita- VIZ -
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Professional Noiiffs.

-p " REACH has returned from Europe and
.,r.a ID. practice IN this city once Ne kViarsnfI
n llss,~ass1t.l fom 2to G, A. II
NRsN ELLIOTT informs bis patients tnat after
r. - bis oce hour the pfscice Of aedicins
49, vii be 0elocE Mondays "ecDesdsy' ana
S,sls,s only. No 80 Broadway.
- POWELL. Oculist, Aurist, &c, receives his
ho,n ~ O'clock daily, a. bis Office No t2 Broad
II Fan he procured "Tes'ise the Eye end bis sei-
v and Artificial "lnout tno
,fn which eIsety ike the nsturs eye ana rese
~ n color end expression. , :, ,,.r I'm
BUILDERS and PARTIES ABOUT 10
y1,n. sr.cifcation detail and working Drawing pre-
M III Of building and every stye Of .rehtee.ofe
pare t.r superior principles combining eo'b
90 "a b..r,y Of proportion and outline Address BOZ
I71 ryhuns Ohice
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D,rTsroN coAI.-Ibe Pernsylyans Coal Com
az, ssv.es .Upss ws. Ash Pi.oo Goa. q
n .irs clean ADD IN rood order "a y ~. etS %..
h "a Brooilyn oepsns hcs,es are .sca % . ssss
10 ~, fi,en the deIverv Of Coal or 1on.sos psr
80, =, a. ocs. Of Broadway and Walt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

c. TrTrLr, Aucrcneef o.-
ucrrOy sALE.-Will be sold at suction on ga
A gSpiY, Oct 10 Oeisct ~ 10 oe,nTrs ~
- 800. and are yanety Of Flower Seeds ks nc
esss as AZ .s1 Store 5yeGs complete eaaas0e Of
l III b furbpAsd day q sale b order Of nsnee
n,.IUIKTE MILL PROPERTY for sALE.-Tbe
Vs,bef, viii cell By pable Auction on ~ Sd AZ Oetooe
20 - oeIoet the pTenis.s heir NIL Propsy a.
III Vasxs Of wsldsn 0rsnse Comfy New-fofk on re
Ss Ri,sr falling stresm and near tes kewc1fs. M
Haris Park Road The Property consists o. ABOUT " 49,
tssI rpor vheb Grst and saw MIL and also comm
HOVE Barn Hay House Shed Was srfoass' -
80 $500 Tho NILS Both In complete o'eer ana
49,, heated In midst Of 6ne Asreui ara saa ~
sec - ,ns are situated below the f.ls II the nv
xteh .e,rs from injury BY freshe.. or lee ne o a.
nm Of with country and msiesAHs V"S- ~s~ ~
- NJ h Sriven by PsrscTs Patent Wheel .ti.,
81 49,. dssSrov Of purchasing this properly pfes,4s pI
10 W,ep being nnsnufset1rns VILLAGE and CONTAINING
s<ssnys a zoo consumes portion Of the fc1r &c .o
=, % uil and thes the eIPenses Of tse
ser +, -, also other ysutsses Wjca neeas
are n Il presumed purchase" VIII 'ie" me P'emN'
s.s<e bvyirs pnBLER Co, Walden. orsss.. Co n Y
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REryBllC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
Gsal.

COAL-Ney besfquslity Of Red Asb s,ovs .n3 p,
= ~ sIes = I'D fsi' seIed screened ft, he 80 Ss
80 iroE boofs - - 20 an; ~ esas
Oo., NAT. CLlNfON
(VAL-feSeh Orchard, Red Ash. Lsrge Nnt *.
sS, "a Stove an Range. - - wAto Al Pc 80 !,
sssereruee itom y..ds Len u tatsp fr.s 49, Ssoee
- md No. 81 CEeele-.t. JAc0s N.Y. - 90
LIZ ~ JOUR COA~-Nc arr prepared 10 sao,iv
Lssr~ol fsAAies 81 Bed While Al Goals os.lhs-
40 hossst - . ''s yves. -isf. &c far SD CO.
YssS.N- e. ANDfEAS SOy
4 p. OA.i'-Ihe Pcunsy ans Coal e ,mpany haze
sle rh.rreA' -. n d. tl.s-a.. Cd g..
'.''e4 tfr-l.e q. .-- Nalls.
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painis, Glass, ST.

y1INc pAINTs.-THE NEW RSE AlSC
II COMPANY are m1usc.arhs Iuoss i- -
r,Hty III II which wtrAnfed ~ RE- Ia ps.n.s ven
The s1peroy IN r,sPet q Eng 1, double the
,s.bhed they cover equa . ~ s 10 he es
A.. and endure much longer It ess9ent tnee INC w.
s-.J rot Ia the onbsli esl 5 ,hs, nis, a.
Tbsv are ior ale By the principal dealers 70 lns s ~
'I ,,,,sy. rrees and 81 the Company hsenn yyo,L
kIESIEG a. sQUiER No - DeYes- Wv
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of XEW-JERSEY.-Sew.
{si sessry. .s4 vi ss, r'. :. s.Ps q
prys- ssv-YOrs . A N, u " snd 81 P ewYGrS .o'
sa"ssnaI Nm Lave ave- sos:.il- e,y .
Tbs Inc eernee xith t..as D. The v J. A-so'a '5 "
stag ,osase, WITH RAE. ron SevYo-a .suI ea P.a
WIT Ro.s or ysaos " ori Rsa rs s.l'.e
"-'s''-' g -'' 81 GEO GO Il FEGRAs sspsrn.saa.at
STATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Whitehaii-st-
spS tsxDSe sn' o
AID Az, ss7s s Ae Beats al leave sssIy S..r :, ''"'
Prom SAN o JPN FRA An % SPIN
Niesi boat rem ;se lslaa syeioef Fsrs s. ee.a
sssi boat FROM SewYasi- Il. coss Fare - seas commuters
s.a FEN S s- - -
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
n S:S f NJ sHa
'1s s'rS T ss s
SOP. stanford AID BdssPOrt the " :. Stamford sOrwah
FoP Pc-t cS. sT ard soxsisgec Accoanodaon
AS NJ and as N for NoE~AA and a; 80 and 40 ~ tor
Bos,os u.. sg1sfea AID Il
den Berin yddeioxa. Hartford and sPsasseA The P
For eonn.csie1i River .a Vernon. Aoal-ErFes
for White SOanfain, and Mcnties.
sp ri, AiS' R.2S:s. iS' e. and
For CenA RalrosiAi and llo A. n Accommodation TO New
For vB,r.n ard Ss7-Lonaon R.lro,iA,sA NJ 20 Nor
Per Hou,.tcre ssd S,nsataet hairoad-A' NJ sn' n
Fo D.rbafy snS NOrat Raood- Accommodation st and ass
4. " and p NJ. Express . ......- =,
TRArxs TO NEwYoEK-Prou NV B.vcn- Ascoumot.no1 .,
SIS 80 A. IS A N II Express lie and $50 r NJ
Frcr NoTAk and Port ChesterSpecAl Acconaodaon rns
tron Nova II 20 A NJ f.cn Port Chester Al eo
and NJ -, -. - -.
arr hi the station Hoses .rd prtnep
Hotrl, New-TIsFeu July, 1853 GEO WHISTLER Jr- saPt
n Ew-YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, sia
N EEw-JERsEY RAILROAD-U. : MAIL and sArktss
LINES -rhroush Four HousLesve New fork loot o. Conn
lardit;- and A n and q snd p Lesye fsTad
rkIs il A NJ VA KsnEsen I'd VI ssd q md "
fo or Wsnrf. Fsre 80. - 80 fo second k n me "
from NewYork and and 81 " from Phhsdepha Iorotsn.es
ga od and pa ard throusbszgaS, carried to
Wsshbgion Norfolk and Chafleson IN The and A. " nd ia
NJ trtps and councillors ers!3 III extra ua. oeand
tine PsIensers III bassage The ferry ID unse' before tns
trains leave.
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UorplIrDs LIQUID HAIR-DYB is positively

N sac, or rsrsrys,so yery ess uvenssd
m GorRAUDs paist.ca Cheno fh
Ths Dye never sssns ne skin
sryinr yeaAie, and norsevef PsSs 20
rs-~rrv 81 znAs< sof sod nies ALLY
,;OI Al b ITALIAN NEniCATED sd fSr saras
tsn ppi.s rrckes s.lowsssS sssps erseas c1. -
Sssrufs PoUDRE SUBTLE oproets hsi ron ". oseAes.
rprer Fps or any par. Of As BODY LIQUID hoeyt S ~
rSsrks ana Nps HAIR GLOSS RESIOhAttFs - L'LL.
,r-~ e. Broadway, sad - WEhnstoo - o~t0o
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Gopartncrship.

DISSOLUTION--T undersigned, copartners here
~ toe doing busine and hrms Of ADAMS
sTUROFS NewYork ". SrURGES 4 Co. Newark, Ohio and
WILLIAM STURGES Zanesve Ohio this day dissolved by
tual ay authorized the Of the Tr
WIN. SrURGES
n w. GRAHAM
EOTICEThe business heretofore done in NewYork By ADAMS
a sTURGES and n Zanesvile Ohio by VILLA AN SruRGfs
will be continued by the nndesnd who have this day tor os
soparneFshp the purpose Of General
and Bankg Business under the names and 1rns OF
BUCKlNGHAMS No 10 sou-st, New loTk T. ChlkOhAM
/ Co, Zsnesyih Ohios-New. York July 1873
JOHN BUCKINGHAM.
T. BUCkINOHAM
W GRAHAM Orleans Is trm from ana
s''' ~ ADAMS BUCKINGHAMs
KEw-YoRx Saturday Oct / 1853
"AVING THIS DAY ASSOCIATED CHAM
PION BIsSELL with ayself In the wholesale C'mm~Ion
fsrer ana Business viii hereafter be continued At No IN
kaasAu under the hrm Of JOHN Prizes THY 60 go.
JOHN PRIEsrLEY
The understand ssle fl and choice socs OF those
ticlts pertaining general Psper bnsiness
slice ard desert on~ manufactured 70 order
celebrated fcnnsyvens straw and Bonnet
Boards Of Binders and boN
Maker JOHN PRIEST LEi Co
I H. BROAS, having withdrawn from the firm OF
Maynard Bross Co. No. $50 Westst Wlshnston Market
Wond thai he hAs nsed into oope1tn rshp Win Will
LIAM HUGHES. aud hereafter the business VII e Transacted
II No Net Washington Market P0ste e old stand HnasI
the hnn Of JOHN II. BROAs Co-Ooi 1870
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fpWi N n COLLINS Co Ne Sc wall@i- y I
BROWN SIMPLIFY 4 Co Liverpool
B. SRDA L Co kus No-te Dane 80 sets-is4
Yars O. OEO "a DR. APER, HAsre
hes. strs vii 1T - sCc-ntaoe t'l f31
hulcn. rcce ieEt.-y precious stoues neta-s us
slg sucl teseT sld tbs vase thereof tasfe eAF
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line Of New-iork ahd
Lrrfro1l P.cks-A las lice al b craPosS u re -o-
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