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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-08-19

Charleston, =. e.,
WOULD respectfully inform merchants
w visiting Charleston for the purchase Of
Goods, that their Fall stock of Foreign Goods
of direct importation and of American manu-
fncture, will be complete by the lst to 9Th of
September, and they solicit an examination
of the same.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-08-19

65- Arthur Spring, Jr., son Of the man
recently executed in Philadelphia, has been
appointed Messenger in the office Of the
Reyistcr of the Treasury.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-08-19

EE. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
July go, lS53-6t Prs fee 50 1853
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13
THE MAkkErS.

Correspondence OF the New York Journal of Comue-ce
SAN FHANolsco, Sept. l5.-Tae &c lions have inter,
ieEed much w, the business OF the state aud We Lly,
TO remark dull trade for the Pas, fortnight Flour E
dull, with large receipts. bo:l from Chill and Atrti,
ports besides our own mills manufacturing II least
half tie consumption Of the State Gii.yco AMI .N.
Hour cannot be quoted above slI Is per ub aud dun
th.t. Ca'd. in SACKS 10. Domestic in DO H. with
c'sey ini's'ion OF decline. Observation-Disclosures new csol
II l-ac per ID. cargo OF Chill sold a; auction al
Monterrey at a lie, TO condition. iht pur-
chaser has had brought this city per steamer Mck
Nc lruisht Of = So peI ton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

REPORTED DIscovERY Rich DIGGISGs-Wc are in
formed by Mr. Wilkinson, Purser OF the Thomas
Hunt, that at Bu,lersvile, town. miles from
Creseent City, there forty flty miners work.
who are making from sixty 10 seventh dollars per day and
the dicginGs supposed t. bc very extensive Near
y all the population have LEFT Crescent City 20 pros
pect the new diggngs aud the accounts they bring in
are Tutoring.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

lNnIAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from the Rogue River
country announces the Cessation Of hosi;cs between the
Indians aud tue settlers Cen L4ne had effected treaty
WIKI some OF the hostile tribes. Col Alden recover.
as nom the severe wound he had received in an engage
meH With the enemy. Gen. Lane also had been slightly
wounded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

IT lnih9 reports oftac Nev Orleans markets by
The papers Of chat city, for several days past, VIC End il
stated that there's nothing doing iu tobacco
TnT cnsrHl I,&n Arr,r-Tae Ni,ion,l rntslIi,cn
e'r OF ta li'h notices c ro at-s shat have bee, mad,
p'pe. oa Che re1.mt. Of Capt, Veteran. Of the
chip Defiance, oni other american ,aip.mss.ors by m.
i''''," ''.h'fi'i,' % Chinehi l.lanIs, and says.
A' hc comments referred 10 appear To- be based pp,,
n'o'n'u'u %. 900 eN plrts character they NAV upjgIy
rlI.oe public opinion gain st The Peruvian, Coyern,;
Itom Information which have ourselves rccciycd how
e',' We are inclined TO believe that II will ut7,Siy a.
Pcl ihat some Of the crew Of the Defiance viol.icJ
IegtaNQn at The Islands which had been long esstbcj
ana ought 20 have been known 10 everv pcT.o, ;.;,i
mem ana that Capt McCeuan himself knowingly md
e,r..t, Ls 1880 anoher oithose regulations Our 10.
y"aoh however also leads 70 entertain no dpbt al
e oonander OF the Peruvian guard ship At the Islands
" sUi.I,iy ana 9arsh IN bis proceedings For this no
"sJusty removed from Office by the Peruvian Go, arm
meni which vii no doubt make smple PREPARATION 70
we yl,eu pau9s ana 70 tho United States Government
as ihs later would, had citizens Of Peru bean s.,.d ~
similar manner by 0ne Of our own officers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

Doctor II. C. ellis, Of san Francisco vas shot by Chas
II Drew ami, ts It IL supposed, MORALLY wounded. Gill;,
was standing eouversinE with some friends, when Dew
approached and ired revolver in his face The ball en-.
tered near the len eye, and passed obqucly downward
aud backward, lodging it j. supposed the Of the
skull The case assigned for tho assault was LOUSY
Dew was arrested, but has not vet been examined
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

The managers OF thc American Bible Society held their
moothly meeting the 9th Nine new au1ilsrirs were
recognized OF which two in Ohio two in Iowa and in
Illinois, North Carolina, Tennessee Georgia and Missouri
one each Letters read from various countries AMI
grants of Bibles AMI Testaments made
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

malignant fever is prevailing at Morsautown Va
Within the last few weeks there have been IS or 30
some of them fatal IVtlisburg Herald
The work on the Pan Handle Railroad shows quite con.
spcuousy from the liver, materially changing tile aspect
OF things about the mouth Of Harmons Creek We trust
that the difficulties in the way of this road NAV bo RENE
we'd and that by this time in S5i the iron horse my DC
snortns in the streets OF WelsburC.-R.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

Lieut. eaIe ANA MA parry arr ed At les Angeles the
2Iih Of Angus. They made the entire trip from West
port, No. in about city travelling days. Tie route tray
e.cd pronounced entirely practicable for ralr, ard
many parts abound in wood and The party mel
with no difficulty from the Indians aud arrived in GOOD
health
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

The Javersity has commenced s present session IN.
der most d.itcTiog auspices The number
greater than al the time OF any previous
The probabilities are that the number may reach AIS or
500 being an increase the last session Of 20 OF 50
siuients.- Char. Aitota!c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

SHIPMENT OF QuIcIsiLvER FROM S,N FRANciSCo.-lt
appears from carefully prepared table contained in the
Snipp List that the quIn;ity OF quicksilver manifested
aud shipped from san Francisco during the six months
ending June so, amounted 9Oi7 TASKS Of loo pound,
each, equal at seventy per pound, S63S 200
Inc actual amount however, probably somewhat exceeds
this estimate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

TuE Burnt DisrRcr.--This quarter Of tho city, on
Commerce street has been thoroughly ared OF the ruins
OF the late ire and several substantial brick buildings arc
in the course of erection McSsrs Waite Scncr tin
ners, have two story, the brick work Of which is APP
proaehing completion. Mr. Myer, baker, has also
menced his house which Is TO bo three story brick Aner
the sale OF the Corporations in the balance the
lots we have no doubt buildings will be speedily erected
by lhelr seyeral owners.-E rol.ricksbMrq Ncrall
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

DARISo RosBxRr.-0n Monday afternoon last about
o'clock Mr. Henry Davis Of this city the requCS. 81
the Cashier Of the Exchange Bank took charge brown
leather vase very much worn containing about ala 500
in notes for the purpose Of conveying Bank la
Richmond Upon arriving the depot and ashtng FROM
his carriage he stopped the steps carriage for the
purpose ofassisn some ladies' Just at that this time col
DEED boy stepped up apparently about is years OF
and remarked in familiar way Master Henry, let me
hold the vase, while you assist the ladies'" Mr. D. not
suspeetng, handed the boy the vasc and assisted the
ladies from the carriage. He Immediately turned around
TO receive the vase but the thief had dared of his
sight Up to the time Of going press last night no
tdings Of the lost money had been heard The notes
were from the Branch Of the Exchange Bank Carks
ve in this State. II just after twilight when tho
Who the boy to whom no handed the valsc.-Pesrs
burg Express, Oct. le.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

TaNHEHEs GDDD TEiE COMING
d There's % tlae c.rag on
Tamre, our ilrnds, IS the .,osk h.y ssst
T'tae Agricultural Eair.
N..i.asaso. yea VIII .ay 90,
~ I Hi..i .- . a,5 w. ". , ,,,a,
bat u.s veil bring her .ueu.
g ga., ' ,' ys ' D.. gents. and bring
An We win show Sou .il fir p.,y,
Before nom Nc you 90.
g.rry. .,.l. ,. e., a.,y y, s,a never cease,
Inpr,tsr,n,s 60 The Gqacas ''i
A,aaao.. a.r banks are srs,.l,
kaa era place 6, r..t yourself,
it' he American u1.,l
Ana raa .is pia-. Of Injury,
g. G',0 sa .sa'l ~ 81 'b,-5s.s,.t,
Aai therein buy C!.-E!
GalI watches and good silver ones.
i AR i 10. l "' s,d. , ,i i. 70 st.
IT, sual,but ys;its neat.
W. J. nAaTmoLouEw, & co,
'''3-n Governor street.
EFou-r-FUH'l-Hi,G TsuDwSHE-wc are nov IN re.
g'p n our rsr and complete a.or,Heut u' ilousoTur
nrs.., r.sr--l ir.a, " o. er1 Har.orv yeni.rs
capa sli 81, s ,aa ,gas , o.. sI ss longs r
Polished 'tsH .ri Bras Faotn,n
~, H-,al q AID o., Iron AMI Iron,
,t..' i'.'f .i.... tIih'. aII foffs
''F. i'u'f DIT" TOO 'ul l't.f Disable Knives aul FORKS
Silver Ff'.i 4pI Au1tF ffh'e aui I..7f.i Forss
sg rats Gsrg'n slr and B.,,l Tsa ANA Table Spoons
E..,Eb..f. ny',.y f,r'.,,e "a B...", 80" WINS
Tr be- 5a % W '..' ,r, ,"i G.anesa.u
clr,ain Bands aai Pins 1.tagn.l g.or'u,pt
rrhUr with CYYuE Uttu.I Hf .s.ry srI &C. A- sale
."| .. ,' '".lN,,, V. y ~, a.. q,
.I '''F.'..' n. ,'. n 'l i''.- ~ ~ ~ ~. .
'''' '.n .I goo 'I''' ''' ''"' 90 '''''''
1,r-roftrr,s -rfrs t,....., , .,.,,.t. Raid. ,,
'.t.., t.i....... li 49,. i. 'I Wy "',
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13
RICHMOND WING.


Letter, business be addressed Editors
ns WIG"
both paper published
is Of long standing, ought 70 be known ALL
be departed from. Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines r charged for = advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

Lgad.cIgC ga}..ME Parks, anil Ils..Vr, Gr,y u.s.
sHITu &. u. SlX,OH New York: 1898.
This book has bseu placed table Jy tie kindness
Of Mr.. Wooluogse. FEJm hasty glance it we
goT-1y impressed sid, Tie wosS and cordially commend
to the public along wiz. al o:acr books OF lac charlc
ter No people have aaer natural Advantages for lrdels
parks, and pleasure grounds than those Of Virginia and
vet none seem 50 .s to avail themselves o? these pure
sources Of exquisite Enjoyment The suburbs Of city
ought TO be sl5Fas b. taosa o. 10 city. With climate
all0tci to the fruits AMI g1wer Of colder as well IS more
southern Et,udes there is apology for the compara
lively dull appearance which Tie grounds about our corn
Try residences pcea Let improve in this particular.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

u We acknowledge the recsp. Ola copy of.Ae Patent
office report on Agriculture for 1923, md copy Of The
Patent Oicc report on Mechanics Tor 1928:
Aso' from j. W Randolph, Pu,nan's Hontlly FOR Oc-
','er which, nom Che examination ha7o been aJlo to
give 10, appears to be On ezceIsn, number.
And ,he Mining Magazine for the month OF October
edited ~ WWin" d. Tsanrg, Office li2 fulton street.
We" York l' contains much valuable information on
mining operations, aud The work is haud-9maIy gotten up
R1'tE't' N3rFVrr-O1 Friday, says ,Ac Washington
STAR number Of wealthy citizens me. at tho Cts Hail
- consider ao prap-ey Of constructing railroad from
Washington 20 Alexandria, Va 20 conncc. with tho As1.
A0ldn Loui'n aud Hampshire road. Addresses were do
h'erei by NJ Mckenzie and o.h,r gentlemen from Viz
g.aia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

UeL,NKErs AND MICRO CLOTHING;

~ @ % FArtncgs AMI Others wishing purchase or
,yN OF bAnkrt PULLED Cloths sa;nct Jeans Kersey mai
AsNi Lnsh Iwreds, Plaid aud S;ri.
sF"f, Tor servants; al which will selt M low n ri,
30 So" % S'us't any where WARREN a PERKINS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

~ The Whg T--ss announced purpose at the com
mcncemeu; Of Gen Pieces Administration to give it
fir and impartial .r.a. They have done 90 with many
grains ofaiowaace for nillaInnisatioa, from the frp
Wherever they found iali. the has been so papl-
Die that May OF tie dominant party could not disguise il
orwitbhoh their condemn Ioa Tho rare spectacle he
been presented to lie public Of large and leading por.
toa @: the yesy pt-,y which elected Administration 20
power being the G-,t 70 make war upon it, The fact r.
plainly mauifs: that this Administration has proved
tiluSelai SHAT wi'aa bat Gfev months after 8; com.
mencei it, The bhme cannot. be attached to the
opposite party They have been powsrc,s-hlyc thrown
no obstacles in the way, aud have patiently awaited IL
tll Of Administration. The result is before the
country Tie party which we're trlumphau, In 1852
in 1858 are split into fragments .om Maine Callorn a.
Ad.sbandonment OF it, Administration ia demanded by
some Of those most prominent and active 10 contributing 10
its selection The havoc has been done by the elements
which conErcraeI together, nsks up that party. d.
ring the last Presidential campaign. lesson Tao been
impaired 70 ts leaders tia. party rallied together by the
hope o: sYoi5 cannot by the spo Us Of Government, alone
be held together. Tie disappointed ones GFs every
where making s.vage onslaught upon those who have
been successful IN approprsog Themselves share OF
sc public pIluier aud jos: ab9I! th no the grea, De
mocacy 10 rather worse condition tiat tive defeated
Wig party were less than twelve months $50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

A. meeting Of the City Council held Monday October
TO- 1864" She following report vas presented from tho
Committee Light
The undersigned, member Of The Council and of the
Committee Light foo view of the absolute necessity To-
procure lmore and Tor the extension OF the Gas Works
and the utter mpOsJiI'y got lands on fr and ruull
terms when DO De- known tbatis wanted for city purp8.e
and Do rsCn. case, % get 90 by condemnation and do
equal Justice 20 u the Of the land thought that by
arranging to purchase suitable site Of the Gas Work.
without Letting ihc object De- uOau they could .acurr
the land az ia price tlr c city, h7 purchase or enough
20 furnish iir data ui ta value OF a0 much oi the land
az circumstances might render DO necessary for the C,uu
Oh 90 have condemned a.I aD nI.-trr tU oae Moved
by such cousid ;suiuus, ts undersigned examined the
property ~ Rockets nni resolved to purchase n or 20
muc. Of the nuia bounded tho west bv Nirn .te.t
fronting ON niI street oai iec trs north bv Bloody
Run srcc fronting ou .lI street s4s I.i rt. QUO ta
south, d. GIc- t,rs, fronting rn l1il creek 8l7
icei, ni on Hf ot' by rrop.y Ou.l Iy slrIry inii.
viHn'- about ~ e'i aeouI bc pgfchnscdou fair terms
I and with good IIr
THESE aud- have peculiar adaptation for extensive Gas
Works aud 1 inc opinion Of tue undersigned, posse.
more advantage, prcacnt aui prospective positive and
Incidental, tn'n any other e Dr bc Worta Within or al
joining the city The undersigned desire t1 p.a-ont some
ol Che considerations tlt uI.rnc.I t.u l f,a selection
Oi tuc above described property fI fH.1eri by them
90 Ne riy sp r a 'H, H,. boon 11In io effect che pur
chase, nt the actIfi COST suitable -. far che present
extension ul 1o Gas Wos aud u due time, l1i tho co..
I fi,c manufacture ui gas
The band bounded aH1ge covers surfierof g1l 51l
lceH "h ample tp.r' above fe NfsI.t Use OF te water
20 erect extensive Cos Works That part OF tC proper
" uJ.ctto Doe o,erI1w. can, by the erection of 1tou,
wall along 'ic Creek. aud up part OF tr weston and
eastern lines o tho property hr raised above The highest
r5c OF to water 100 small outlay each yClr until he val
b. completed, aud in ample time % meet the demands oil
the city for the further enlargement Of the Ca. Works.
Tho enclosing the property 10y stone WALL 10 bc gsad
uay uisedgs The immense wash from The Tsyncs that
will be cmpicd within the walls nud leave the EARTH &c.
instead Of BE- being carried into tho river che
case aud seriously inurng tho ports one of tie incl
dental advantages Of che location. worth the city much
more than the entire cost Of tho property.
Another sdvantagc connected With tho improvement Of
Che river ~ hat Il VII be- place Tor he oottt deposit
Of ihe earth ha, viii be removed " dredging which oP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

GS IN REWtHD-Ranawsy froJu the estate oI Tie I..g
cd - ~ Richard ). Gillian, IN PJEhatlu
natls since EDWARD, c1mp.e ausr
All shows his teeth whca spoken E5ouia rrt,
height 10 lars rs:ol-cei When aSay ao-; j.
Er se Chesterfield Pts, caI.i John NJ.
has grandfather living ga Rockets, negro nam t
White. The above reward will De given hsd,ytry on m
plaEAtign -r for his commitment go Jail thc
JOHN q. TlUANTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13
ESuol nINnlNG.-,. MoRxI. q, n

NJ prepared o. eNceuc every description PiR ana Fac'
Lr a'lnE r'tyniy made such additions his uarhu,r,
~, a. enables him 70 iurn out good work any
w. t'ii'f ia MS city elsewhere CONNIE
' .d experienced wo-Gn have been engaged pr
u I" execute 'ratrs for EIHk and E,irfsf Work IN,
' iaanatr aud on the shortest notice Merchants dgsirgr
'us Their Aeeodn; Books made mp Substantial manner aud
~ sA pattern, rtquecd to leave their early s,
-t v BOOK can become well dried ard using
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13
Ny PRECIOUS BETSY

Ssn,, c''ored Gallery st a cents coi5rsd GalTy n
Cue, Boz Once open from 10 NJ tin 81 when seats may be .e
Ne EthUIOLifAN RALis-slN NIGHTS ORr-WYsIiS
- Ue wizard hnd Ncnnioqu ccuscqu nee OF tle uta
u,,'Tr y witness his Moudrrs viii continue ia
nofSLNR EXHIBITIONS during week commencing Morl,
'-''' va s-'N'e"5 Evening iSIl III
- ihs Performance WILDE varied each nieht.
n2s-a "ren at I-eumnence At \ TO O'coek.
- small Bills.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

to The 'Grca, N,cromancer the Fakir Of silva with
his Interesting band II brothers, LEFT this morning for
Charlottesville We or friends in that region
shaft they will enjoy Themselves their heart content by
attending their wonderful and nr provoking entertain
me"'s. They have filed ODD Fellows Hall to Overlooking
Tor the pas weak tho most convincing proof Of their
superior ability and skill
The "fakir' will commence operations IN this city
again, on the 2ith Of this moath whon as will be seou
by Advertisement D., viii islribuie "Fiye Thousand Dol.
lars worth OF paucsy presents. Five hundred will be
drawn by tho audience each eyssiuy SEE aIver. emepf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA July II. 1855
Ii IL stated that one cause ot our markets being 50
high is tie fact that immense quantities OF produce are
daily bought up by spectators Tor the Nt|-f0rA and
other markets
In the United states District Court on Friday, very
interesting case concerning the rights OF passengers
,liIboard was argued Uudh / Smirr Chef Maze oil
sh.p SaTanak, was charged With III Treatment by John
Davis. q steerage passenger on the yOyage OF the ship
II, II Liverpool tn tort .lua-y as II as alleged
lv the complainant. that be- size O" work and stand
,,c1 With The sailors Inc respondent produced tho log
lo.k,ftte-hip in Mi q entr-, we're made chTgiog ia
v. WIKI having litil nuisance ga the storage with
having refused uP the r-ertge when oriered by
til ttcers 81 IT, sp aud With having dawn knit on
one O. the saii' r..
The ibel.ut. counsel counded that those entries
mace after the .LJ bad arrived IN port ana hrsu WAS com
u.ueed that they untrue, and that s.rertge prsrn
Ger could Rot beomprrd 10 clean ths storage unlrs
iva. part of the contract which was alleged Vas Lot
te case Ia th, Instance The hbel.nt. counsel relied
British Of Ps compiling s'eerage p1assngers
.u co such work
TIE natter was argued by Charles n Neal and Ny
~ f,f b-snt and -ni Gerhard, Tor respondent The
case vs. held under advlsenen It's Z, b- opd that the
Court vi ay down tl- lay relating % tae duties OF
,trs 90 shIls and pt-er ger- that many rtn-tctons
instantly urrIg or b'ard and dskr-cei1 q our
con n-rcla. marine. nay D. prevented h-reat'sr
Duing he llst wteL, ;r Mayor oi's "-' crowded AZ
ieu,fng L-.rugs by young women shJ W p: a-rri'ef
- ne police orc.orrrry street waikifg marry forty
ID trail t.lrg lies we're AZ into custody lney
s.r- % f,ld bail tY k--p tie peace aud D. " future
coca behavior lie, pIf ts-r costs md too1 th-r d.
prize a9 i is ,g' =. @, .r a. o an ana Tx the he
-I..'- b. urnlt. tisy tlr disprc-r.Y II iey ars
o.i,; GLG peaoA able ihe authority 70 arrest h-m may ~
9o The g'r'0a .2, ,o OF P'e, a1 , as TO-
T. re-ptc bic ~Cmaa ho-d DO pas ing a,as %. f-s
-t. Ills n1h f-H t- me "L"-- .ntr4'-r IS t)l1ul
letDtr. M if- - % ar-@ > should Dr. cAl-.u ol tle
e,f-..r.tatf
l- G,a.e Er..grr-.i .t ,i- in4-oeu' -nt Order Of
, 49, t..,f rt.- >-.,e az p.nrs,.ani bel Z 10 annual
-. .,.-,.r-.1. A. 'li. N,r.a d, tfl % 4
o.. Ell. t. .. a., ,..,.-. %. -h- -l-e-,1 of ot eers
t.4 -t...,l wear .. ul.sws. VI " q P.tr4rch
d. .r.-. ID Ir-.r a. q a. -. r n PI-s'. = Hines
~. =. g. l. " a. j warden. n k.ca .rdi M4ckie. oi
r l. - e. s.rl- Vim Clr'i. 81 SO ~ W O.
i-.s.r---' I.-. 4, L1g,r.ctN. te. K W.G k-pr-ssn,s
~ = Lu1of So l.-. Worthy >-ut mel. J9ll ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
Another Account.

10 ne Edao,of The Cal,oiHan.
RE,.ASp DEAR SIR The statement from the Fran
gscoi Cathotc. in Your paper OF the lltn INST oil an
SApcican Pre.byter" respecting the Church by the
.va,sidpr at Fsrt Lee and the circumstances under
which 1t has thus Tar been mpi-trd ana "nti hr "a"
here IN liz days ramb'e with rs hard TorAins cty
broih on the Pal .ades q euctmpnS g"In' = An
.o'tr true tale can iesuiy t. the accuracy "' e'efy
WoId of Not he halt however vas told OF tue '-.i
d,uying lab IS Of k-v kAph iloyt and ms noble wiz ID
iii. good rel sogs work can scd one "r 80 -i' up
l4tufs Go wat our Rev brother :om the N~'t Indies
Win 80 uch % the simplicity OF r-tn h'a fA'-o' II
a.. ri. a., ID. .-frb- '-ai Wh-n that No. ,rt-d
-, c,rrr.,.. this edif.e Nth har Own hands. by
in v.gff ON sn OK sled from the brow ~ the Pt-id-'
Of The H1d.on which 10 place he corner oi me CH4FcA
Of iOrt Lce.
>tc,3tt with urayers and faith which never ,n has
f.r,d was "a. her house soon after aud A-trd Those
pr.,tr. uttered and those tears u'" "h"h u7 "'A
rs, .yer and c,ula Lot help mrsins my own "" 'hr',
for f Va. p day at c-ep -n"unh uhueI TO" "--'- '''
A. az b.lre h- r. had been storm Cd. sn'" "hd sr-t
Vb,n ir tue tr,i line that @mier eo'errd We 1000"
sr,urd the morning liz SIN uANu'" on '-, ~ 'i7
le.f .c t attest days Of the seas'l l. vs. -,ry "n
ma ola, ltt . ggoinan 80 l o. it'l 500 tZSh- 20
go, utc. u t.'I.t0 100 n+-ih i-t 'f ''' J'- "
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lii.ti - God, wles, che A-lt '-te"-'.- : H-i ~
I.. KNOW The osuer % TIE ten '-r o0tr "e- '. tNr
,r-uo.- ali LI, kI-c hearted hired A'h $40 t-i o.
g. ia ,it g, ~ IN tie So, 81 mat "a ..r dep.
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= pa d. spy a. i-e hu'I' i'' -'.' ''- y'
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1.I mouths tf. .--n arr fA- protr'- % ils 'rri-n
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