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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

MISSISSIPPI REpUD1ATIoN.-Lead-
ing Democratic papers in Mississippi
have already taken ground against
carrying out the decision of the High
Court of Appeals, affirming the validi-
ty of the repudiated bonds. If it is
to be made party issue, We suppose
there is no doubt that Democracy and
reputation will triumph.
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TIE ILLUSTRATED MAGAzLNE OLE Ar

The ILLUSTRATED MAGAzGNg OF ART.
This richly illustrated monthly main
tains its original high character, and de-
serves to be in every family.-Publish-
ed by F. Parker, 35 Washington Street,
Boston, and Alex. Montgomery, II
Spruce St, New York Each of the three
works above named may be had Of A. II.
COPELAND, in this place.
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II 1t is rumored that, for fair
consideration, duly inserted in the bond
L. D. BARBER has entered into an en-
engagement with tho locofocos to barter
icc the free soil party. The "soap man"
is said to be very busy just now. The
finishing operation is to come of at
Montpelier in October So. JohnS5ury
Caictionian.
The above rumor is confirmed by
the Burlington Courier, which says ono
condition of the trade is that Mr.. Bar
Der shall have the Speakorship That
paper, however, treats Mr.. BARRIERS pre-
tensions, as the Freesoil agent and guar
dian, with almost the same contempt as
Ethan Allen once did similar PROPOSE
ton of bargain and sale from British
source. There are, in fact, two impor-
tant circumstances which are likely to
prevent the consummation of any such
contract. The Old Line Democracy,
generally, hate Mr.. Barber too cordially
to give him their vote; and the Free
soil party, if disposed to trade, would
never consent to his being their factor.
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IL Will the courteous Boston pub
Usher of the Illustrated Magazine Of
Art and of the Popular Educator
please complete our sets of those works
by forwarding nos. 6, 7, and 8 of the
former, and 2, 8, and A of the lattcr2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

~ The Map of Middlebury, by
Prcsdcc s. Edwards, though it has some
photographed mistakes, and is not quite
well enough executed for its price, is
nevertheless a good thing.
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CHARLES LiNsLEY,
Addison County
: Court, June Tern
1853.

vs.. Addison County
FRANcis McGLL, SCourt June Tern
CATHERINE McGILL & 1853
JouN SHEA.
Charles Linsley, of Middlebury, in the
County of Addison, having entered in court,
at the December Term, 1862, his writ and
declaration against Francis NcGill, Catherine
McGill, and John Shea, all of said Middle
bury in which writ and declaration the de
PENDANTS are required to answer unto the
plaintiff in plea, that to the plaintiff the de-
PENDANTS render the seizin and peaceable
possession of certain tract or parcel Of land
with the buildings thereon and its appurten-
ancrs, lying and being in Middlebury afore-
said, ami dcscrilcd as follows, to wit; bound
ed East by the highway, South by James
Jewctts land, West by other lands Of the
plaintiff, and North by James McMann's
land Of which premises the plaintiff on the
LIST day of April, 1852, was will seized and
possessed in his own right, in fee, and so con-
tinued thereof possessed until the I'd day OF
said April when he was elected by the de-
PENDANTS to the dsn4ssge Of the plaintiff, 200
dollars: Aud said cause having been continu-
ed now it being suggested to the court that
Francis McGill, one Of the defendants was
without the State at the time of service Of
the writ, and has not yet returned within the
same. 1t is ordered by the court that this
cause be further continued until the next
term, to be held on the first Tuesday of De-
cember, A. ID 1853, and that in the mean
time notice OF the tendency thereof be given
said Francis AlcGill, by publication of this
or Ter and substance Of the plaintiffs declar
alton three weeks successfully in the Middle
bury Register, public newspaper printed at
Middlebury, in said county, the last of which
publications shall be at least thirty days pr-
or to said next term.
GEO. S. SWIFT, Clerk.
J. A. BEcKwIrH, ATTY. of Plaintiff. 24.3w.
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EE Should tho Legislature fail to
elect Governor, the present incumbent
holds over only until the close of session,
when the Lieut. Governor, if one is c.
lcctod would become Governor. If
both Offices arc vacant. the Secretary of
State becomes acting Governor
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NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE AND NOVEL.
READlNO.-By common consent, says
Abbott, novels were banished from
the circle, as Napoleon invetcrately
abominated every thing of that kind.
If he happened to find novel in the
hands of any of the attendants at the
palace, he unhesitatingly tossed it into
the fire, and soundly lectured the read
err upon her waste of time. If Jo-
scphine had been a novel-reader, she
never could have acquired that mental
energy which enabled her to fill with
dignity and with honor every position
she was called to occupy.
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THE National Magazine, for Octo.
Der, has a great variety of papers Pub
lishod by Carlton and Phillips, 200
Mulberry ST., New York, at So a-year.
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Is. The yellow fever at New-Or-
leans and Mobile has abated so far as to
be little regarded, and those cities are a.
gain filling up.
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Straw Calf,

Came into the inclosure on or about the II.
of August, red Heifer Calf, short tail, ears
cropped The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take it away.
FREDERICK FALES.
Middlebury, Oct. l, 1858.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
49, E&a ga Esis5 -
r A IL r 0 A D.
G II A " G II OF TIME.

IN and after Monday, September %, 1853,
~ Trains will run AS follows, viz:
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
At $50 A. NJ, 1890 and 800 P NJ
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS,
At $50 and l.l5 A. NJ.
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND,
At T. 90 NJ, and 800 p NJ
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON,
AT 6.45 A. NJ, 100 and 2.55 p. NJ
Trains leaving Burlington for Rutland at
$50 A. NJ and 800 z. NJ stop at all Stations.
Train leaving at II 80 Z. NJ will stop onl, to
take passengers going Sonth and West of
Rutland, and to leave passengers coming
from North of Burlington.
Trains leaving Rutland for Bellows Falls
at $50 and Ills A. NJ. stop at all Stations
Trains Leaving Bellows Falls for Rutland
at 1900 NJ, and 800 2. NJ. stop al al stations.
Trains leaving Rutland for burlington at
6.45 a. NJ. and 2.55 Z. NJ stop at all Stations.
Train leaving at 100 p. NJ does not stop to
take or leave passengers between Rutland
and Burlington. JOHN 5 DUNLAP,
Superintendent.
Superintendent's Office,
Rutland Sept. %, 1853 I 24tf.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

Graham's Magazine, for October, is
one of the best numbers yet published,
its table of contents combining, in good
proportion, the useful and agreeable
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

10 Our County Fair is held to-day
Oct. 9th. Prospects are favorable
for one of the best exhibitions VIC have
ever had. We shall report premiums,
&C.. next week.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, at Middlebury
Sept. 80, 1858.
Baker L johnson James Mrs
Boardman Alonzo johnson Robert
Bruso Joseph Kellogg VIM.
Busha Levi Landon Jennie
Carr Henry c Miles Emily
Carr Catherine Mcmillan Jane
Casson James Murray Adelia c
Clarke Gen MORGAN Peter
,eoaington VIM 0Leary Joseph
gouly Maria O'Bryan Ransom
Cramer Edw Parrow John
Derwent Oliver Preston Fidelia
Dewey Mary ] Ranney ID IL
Doody Jerey Spaulding Louisa
Eldridge Edwin Sullivan L b
Everts Mrs II w st Johns Charles
Gcvrie John Thompson Mary
Gridley He Van Stunburgh w
Goodnough Ellen Narney Nelson
Greene Nedora Wadsworth Lucy
Hand Alma Webber l. Nj
Hathon Mary Ann Waugh Sarah g.
Haven Ezra Wells Caroline
Hulburt IF Walker Steven
Ingraham Calvin " Geo o.
Johnson James wisse Charles
& ~ Please call for Advertised Letters.
L. X. WRIGHT, 2. nj.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

EE The Millerites have fixed upon
May 10, 1854, as the date Of the destruc-
ton of the world They say there will
be no mistake about il this time.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

THE Observation-Disclosures
for this excellent monthly will be receiv-
cd at this Office Terms, 81 year, in
advance--with colored plates, 81
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Walton,s Daily journal

Will be published as usual during the session
Of the Legislature. The session promises to
be unusually long and unusually exciting
Subscribers are requested to order early.
Terms 81 in advance. 24.3w.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

EE Georgia election, for Governor
and Members of Congress, was held on
Monday.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

IL Maryland elects Governor, Leg
stature, and Members of Congress today
Oct 6.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

EN Saxcs Boston publishers arc
stcrcoiyping the fifth edition of his Po-
ems.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

Blackwooa'S EdinJugh Mogoei,,e
for September (republishcd by L. Scott
& Co, New York; is received
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

EL Hiram Powers, the sculptor, has
been appointed commercial agent of the
United States at Florence.
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EXHIBITION - We are requested to
state that there will be a Grand Exhibi-
ton at Union Hall, on this Wednesday,
commencing at o'clock in the AFTER
noon ard at 7 o'clock in the evening.
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5G Pennsylvania and Ohio hold their
State elections next Tuesday, Oct / /.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

s;H Bleak House, Dickens last
serial novel, is at last completed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

Tie Evergreen, for October is a good
number.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05

RoDINsoN's HoME.-In Benning-
ton, the home of John S. Robinson,
the vote stands as follows -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-05
OK Yokes,

Ok Bows, and How Pins, az
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NEWS Ri THE NAILS.
The Foreign News by the Arctic.

The papers received last evening bring us hut
,hc in addition to the telegraphic news already
'gbli,hed. Nothing farther has occurred along
ii Danube, and the vague rumors in circulation
are discredited. Admiral Sir ;. Lyon was on
4. way to take command of the British fleet.
4 difficulty had occurred in Spain between
,oang Soule and "A Spanish official, under the fol-
wing circumstances;
AZ a ball given by the French Ambassador nj
Madrid, the Duke Of Alba, brother-in-law of the
[rnch Empress, made a disparaging remark con
erning the dress of Mrs. Sonle. wife of the Amer
Ian Minister, which being overheard by Young
|ulc, he made u slight assault ON the Duke. Mr.,
,ule, however, interfered and removed his son,
Dt the affair created much excitement. Yonng
,ale afterwards challenged the Duke, who re-
bsed acceptance.
Atlast accounts the Macedonian, Susquehanna.
.,issippi, Saratoga, and storeship Supply were
shanghai depot 9th. Powhatan and Wanda
l were at Cummings Moon.
AUSTRALIA.
Dates from Melbourne to Aug. Doth, represent
h markets rs moderately active.
MARKETS.
Lire rpooi, Nor. 30.-Cotton continues in fair
|mand ut firm rates. Sales since the Niagara
E9l,U0D bales, of which spectators took 5000
MI exporters 1900. New Orleans & ed. Mid
ns6d. For Uplands, ) Cd. Middling 5 I'd.
Breadstutfs were in fair demand at a decline of
/ in wheat, cd a Is in flour, and Is in corn.
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Additional by the Arctic

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-It is stated in the latest
..natches from the East that the Turks have
BEN defeated by the Servians at U~plistka-while
rother account says they were on excellent
rims with each other.
THE Turks were abandoning nearly all the
.itiops on the left bank of the Danube-only
Lm men were left at Kalafat; but they were in
T. meantime terrifying the positions along the
|rht bank.
Jtis stated that the Russian fleet approached
Lba stapol, and the allied fleets received orders
1 drive them back.
The Porte refused to open direct communica-
In with the Russians.
There was great excitement at Afganistan.
Iost Mahomed expressed his determination to at
LEX the Russians, if SO directed, at Chervan,
N declaring that he would march through Per-
4. " III or without the consent of the Shah.
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GREENWOOD SCHOOL, Franklin.

] the salieiiai inn nj his old fate"ns IN the nigh
"a huillta.l ri Crrckwoad. the undersigned haz ena-
scented Ia lakn charge of thai srhoul. and will resuna
is cx. rri.es On the 10th day If January. 1854. The
srssion. oan-i ting five mn, tbs, will -rmiuaie The lsth
June. fpllnwing ~ Ibis schaol ~ be taught whaies
.f j. e=-enti a iaf IA useful na vii IA mn ornamental 81
ucUtiun. The elementary b,aaelies of learning. - irr
queutly neglected. 10 our .chnuls-ReaiinR W Ting.
Orhogfnrl,s an Cofnposi,ion-wi receive cun-ia,.t nj
i"nii'n. Experience demonstrates that those uninier
eating branslies. onco neglected. are rarely resumed by
the pupil nlter he has been advanced Ia the maIe pleas
lug pursuits of eia=sirnl .tudv. Due 4ltrntinn will b.
gtvcr To- comparative Pathology mud Elymolcey. and W.T.
ten exercise = IN LATIN viii he required of every elfzsi-
'Rl stuient-the concurrent experience at the nblrsf
plilulogists al the present dry having -Siublisle tho
tact that this metlnd. IN connection with an EXTENSIVE.
rh,r at wel directed roading viii, rofcrouce 10 syn
thesis aud Analysis. i the only mean- of imrArtirg y
correct knawiedi e of lnnguRee. and rendering the 10
hnr AZ once pleasing aud profitable. ahieh Is nfi"n .pen,
IN dltii.o an laos' study 81 years, without The lelasi
h"neht. Classical study will be 81 directed IA Ia rem
dot tu.ctui IN diseiplining TIA. mind. enntr Ing its emf
give md hahituelioe ito clo.e Investigation and nice
ti"unctt ms. The Roman mud Greek Anti1uitie-. m
eiont G"ograpty nni II ist0ry. embracing Heather Nv
ll"'oRy aud the manners aud custom. of the time. will
De carefully taught, mud every neees.ery means emplny
ed hr 'he successful prosecution Of thn~e atudiea. In tlu
natural seietres tho most approved authors will ~ used
'SlrNt boabs In the c,n~-ics lhei.xt books are tluae gen
U.'N used ia The University at Nn .nnd other high Schools
Prof I avies' Mathematics preferred iIonrd Gun he ,b-
'"'"r'' IN gaod ian'lies,conv' MINT To the school. ON res-
soluble terms.
The regular examination. nj the end of rnrh se.siss
will be- conducted IN the presence Of the visitors oil .hs
school, the rntlons and public.
The following gentlemen will net ma visitors. viz -
InchRtinh finnry. Tilghmun A Pull h.Grc.lnm Choices.
Jacob & Maehenhcimcr Andrew :. Brooks aud J ozeph
Dickinson. -
the undersigned ,.frts To,
Juhal A. Early, },-,
Randolph Dickinson, nm"
1a1 !. e aiI",s,. {rin.y',nnia.
h.I-I
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CONGRESS.

Nv DISTINCTION, Dec. I2.-The Chairmen of the
anding Committees in the House are: On Pub
Lands. David L. Disney, of Ohio on Post
Affairs, Edison b. ODDS, of Ohio; on the
dietary, Frederick p. Stanton, of Tennessee; on
dian Affairs, Jas. l.. Orr, of South Carolina ;
Military Affairs, ! hos. Ii. Benton, of Missou-
I. on Naval Affairs, Thos. S. Boeock, of Virgin
|. on Foreign Affairs, Thos. II. Bayly, of Vir-
ON Roads and Canals, Cyrus l.. Durham.
Indiana.
'The resolution declaring it within the power of
\ General Government to construct the Pacific
blroad, was laid on the table-yeas l2i nays
The motion that the House would hereafter
bet its own Librarian IAN officer now appointed
| the Clerk was negatived by a majority of
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An Immense Coal Field in Market.

VIE undersigned hns lensel Tor f6eeo ,enrsn q nj
l. field ON New Rive, Montgomery County. within
IN or seven miles of the Depot OF the virginia ind
! ennrSsee hall.foad at Jew River.
SUCH : the %banndlcss quantity an, superiority nt ibi.
Goal that the Undersigned il induced, from il. trent
value ana ultimate prohtlhieness, II invite attention Ia.
""ri@ Tor tue pun ose ot procuring additional ad in
us Infringement lie viii dispose, Ut hi. interest nlto.
g,'''er' or ma e such arrangements ~ may br nccepin.
"' tnh'y one who may be anNlons toengage ia the IN
'etPrlle' Ills lease runs fifteen years with tia. undistu.
Ian'' right q way over the lanlS, u.e ot Timber. Nc.
And The privilege secured inter he fifteen ycaIs ex-
pure ct removing all tie Conl which may be raised in
that time
The proximity of this magnificent mine of wealth Ia
''c srrnt Improvement If the Sinle, mud being exactly
IN tue line I the branch R~ail-ioa1. down New Riy,r
are considerations which must make II oi great value M
M disturt lay g.
The liberal policy whirh the Virginia md T,nness.,
hhIlhhad Company are pursuing-by rurnine oul arms
Tor IN" development ~ the g,ent mineral r,sontce- Of
the South west--is another consideration which will en-.
lance the value 1T the conl,eds, nnw desire to bring in
the market.
All communications on the .ubiect will receive prompt
attention nni every facility In making pets anul ubser,n.
'lons' Afforded by the subscriber.
have appo' ntel Jno, b. Lee. ESQ, of l., nchburp,
my agent, to receive communications, aud enter into ne.
g"tiations concerning future operation IA this enterprise.
Either Mr.. Lee of myself will respond promptly to all
conn uhications
My n dress is Blacb sburg Montgomery County, ya
oct 2S-dSe2mit ISRAEL PRICE.
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The Recent Fire in New York.

NEw York, Dec l2.-The fire in Harper's
polk establishment was caused by Il camphine
mp. Sixteen buildings were burnt, including
belonging to the Harpers, the Walton House,
House, and Coolidge's Publishing
puse. The loss is estimated at 100000 half of
bich falls on the Harpers, who are believed to
fully insured. No lives were lost by the cal
~ u
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SECOND

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1I.-Advices received
from Mexico state that Santa Anna has been pro
claimed Dictator for ten years by consent of all
the Mexican States. -
1t is also reported that Mr.. Gadsden, the A
merican Minister, had demanded immediate sat
%isfaction in the matter of the Garay grant, or
American forces would occupy the Mesilla Valley.
The deaths from cholera last week, in New Or
leans, numbered one hundred and eleven.
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NJ ZONE WAN E
Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup ofNaptha

A POSITIVE CURE POE CONSUMPTION, DE-
"A cline, Asthma, aud all Diseases of the Cheat and
Lungs. a single bottle will prove its efficacy. Hereto-
fore ali regular practitioners laced consumption amnngst
the ncuIable diseases; and as such, the hospitals nj all
cities declined to receive as patients persons afflicted
with it. Happily, however. a discovery hs been mnde
which disarms Consumption uf its ferrous, by placing
it entirely under our contr !. For the truth Of ali We
say, we refer To any of the most eminent Physicians OF
Hospitals in America and Europe VIII, now, through
the al Il DR.. Hastings NAPTlIA SYRUP recognize
Consumption rs durable. aud dali, rrioire in the return
ing health and strength of those for whom, before lis
discovery, TIA y could have expected or even hoped for
no succor but Tie grave. 1t i, in fact, the only rrrplra
tion ever known 10 have succeed in arfe-ting the for.
mntion Of tubefcles in the Lungs, or in revolving those
already IoIme F.. For AshRa Coughs. Nigh Sweats.
Splitting Of Blood. Difficulty Of Breathing. ond Soreness
Of Mt Chest, HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, by al
once graphing with the root of the di-ease stuud, b.
fnle all known RENE j. IS; and Is operations in all case.
are so speedy that patti MS begin to feel it, beneficial eft
fects soon after the first or secol d dose.
We might fill IA volume with certificates, hu. we simp-
y ask for IA single trial of this medicine. Cor we are con.
fdent that there is no person suffering from any di.eose
of the lungs but will find M immediate benefit aud spec
dv cure FIR I'm it, use.
~ For sale in L~ynch5urg ut the Proprietors prices.
wholesale and retail by ID X. LYMAN.
JOIN h, SEAY & co.
dec 10 dGr6mo
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peek and ~Losscfthe Rerenue Gutter Hamilton
and Loss ofaH or Board Except one.
CHARLESTON, Dec. I0-P. M.-We have infor-
lhon here announcing the total wreck, on
Rursday evening last, off the Southern coast, of
revenue cutter Hamilton. The most melan-
and painful part of this intelligence is, that
Commander, Captain Randolph; First Lieut..
nders, Third Lieut.. Hines, the crew, and all
BUS aboard. eXcept one. wore drowned.
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n VUTY-I 'HI''
NJ. G. CARPER, Clerk.

TIE partirst To this sLi an ths creditors of Stephen
Turnlull, decd. will ,uke notice thai on Tuesday the
Bird day Of January, 1854, nj my ofice, in Rock, Mount,
in lianklin county, 1 shall proceed to take the accounts
mentioned IN the foregoing decree, at which time and
plnce all the saii parties aud creditors ARE required 10
attend prep red for the taking of the said accounts.
Given under my hand this 80 h November, 1853.
dec 7wfw HUGH NELSON. Com'r.
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REC

CHlff ENaINfER's OSrier. VI. q Tenn. Il. II
Lynchhufg, Va, Srplrm - %. 1888.
TO III RAH-ROAE PUBLIC.
All the Cars 4 every tind in uze apnn tins rund, hive
ae"n made nj the firinout W nkz. ia Lyn, hhnrp, IN
Il, ID" diree:ian Il Gent Neltlrto4 .. n. Agent
II gives me much pleasure To say thai ir cars hn,e
neen strongly aud faithfully executed. checrfully 10
90 mmcnd these works, Ia companies recurring cnis. a.
competent In construct AID faith ully execute any con
tracts that may b. made with the owner OF these work >
CIAS q Al GAtanrr,
ChiJ Eng. la. IL Tenn. Il. x.
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BY EunApw,
Teleg1aphed for the Daily vireinian.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE House resolu-
non relative to the appointment of a Librarian
has been laid ON the table. Parker. the late Lii
orarian, publishes "a card in the Union of this
morning, denying Forney's statements in his LET
ter to the Enquirer.
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later PROM HAvANNA.-The Crescent City
b arrived at New Orleans, with Havana dates
} the 9th.
The new Captain General of Cuba arrived out
the ID, and was Immediately installed.
'The passengers by the Crescent City are in
gnant because the steamer, after receiving per-
lssion to leave on the evening of the 4th, and
lng out of the harbor was recalled and obliged
wait till the next day.
}Ihc ship Trainer, from New York, was lost
Pr Turks Island, and was total wreck
aptain and crew saved.