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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-16

NWNNa
Inc Newly Co1er says a process was
oico We some fewyeis since by Or. Sacquet,
oParis, by which bob can be eamnbalmsd in
u nouDr' 50 as to PreIrye them, with the APP
P1rance OF being aSleS without any cutting
ornutilating except "a nall incitiOn which ia
mfe for the purpose Injecting a chemical
hT. IA body prepare in this way preserves
"a Aalthy hue and even u marks that di.s.,o
anldeath naturally leavI viii ,pass AWAY 10
y NV. , .----r-------t--- So gdi
io + ACT TO prevent rils and mDbs, within in
e0Poraleo cities IN the tate Of MissouriAh
/, e " enacted by thOGsneral Assembly Of
thsState Of Missouri, d follower .vsi -
u, IT,. !. Each Of the Incorporated cities Of
III lo.ale snail be sever " liable to the party
" 1rues aggrieTedfOr loss and damage done
80 Pt1eoHpl1'ed upon p property or effects
~ ferson or PerSmSwiihin any such city
II AZ ~. 1 OF asseR9lpf OF persons engaged
Se!2, For any such IS or damage the mar.
x y Pa lfles aggTieved my maintain an action
t;Os,tIt against any sucI city; but in such 40
de!tPyed only shall be IcoSerablsF .TSEI H..
to BEN force from and afsr rs nas,aoss5T =
nj Approved February q 1858! 5GSs isdio
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-16

M BHaanne, stated by e Republican Q, be
2 ys5 talented lady, is lttuEing in, sts1Loui.
on 'h'uHioct otltiWOmAI Is Rishta.R 7ad,n
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-16

Again the old nan bowedhis head and ,,.,,
and gil that were n the hoIe wept with him IN
MY father sobbedike chill. In toneS-Of lov low,
and heart-prokehpathos, thl I'D man coUol ,Ow
ed. ~ atGm 10 aF'VI M fsNNN'' tNHVIIIYNt u u-
odcI was arreste, and for lido ,odntbydi ,l,tl
IN dsllrium.o q woke, was Sntenced to 'tpris6n
20 ten years; btn torture could have IAN
IKE tapSs i hevl endured within my own ,bal
SOM On, God,holI am noe fanatic WI Win
g Nure no on, Bnt while i live. iet ma
sIrlys 70 warn oaeys not to e1sr the path Which,
nas Isen 80 d9rE and fearful a one To- me. p
Si1 VaI ssS q 's Ss wife
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
TTATERING PLqCES.
Z AXE SHORE PAcEEr STEAMER rr

4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAHER .,ziiroo.o =,
q CMEDLE-Suningr AraugerneHt.fOR stszssAs -,
;eAS SPRINGS Liio and ra,9riitte land nsTr ns' sf3
sp!0Hid low 4tsa1rE CDL Walker
express for bis trade viii suo,iJr ei9cas viii lev' 'te
taTrgon and Jefferson Railroad Like Cars,
~ t1lows
r. EsgAYs by l. NJ C.rs FRIDAYS 10y P. y Cars
IHLRSbAYS.uy a. VI CG55 SA1GRDAYS..y p. Il. Cars
igll5ss
Ls1rss 1ven O,1Hs. Esare. Oean Sfstay,.
If AYS...-.. by "A. N. cars WEBES jttGs.
IliS-OAiS ..Ly 4, VI. thursday .EI FyIjGs.
fElf1AYs...-..by4P. ". r1rs SATURDAY ... NoRNi,Gs
SAILlsDA vs. -.ty 4P. ". raa SUNDAY .... EVENINGS
Freight received Al the Railroad all the week up o'coci
w 1la " ~ Letter Bag wl laws gent
~ ~ ana ~ .4s at ~ Jelo 'al Itias and satur
~ Fac 70 H - Let end Pas CIrstta i3
yhtlt zS Deck a. 'F.ssint C RoE aud Ocean
spfines - 50, Children and servgra q D-,k,
sutn p. 5EnbPH, Agent. 10 BanE rlars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
STEAMBOATS,.
isaszi=ai==


gSOR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS rGerre
a AND PASS cHIsTlhF. DIly u. Mail ss<-ssis fs,as
slgeii. OREGON, Capt n. A. Hern ard FLORIDA, Capt
John GRAFT, ta7ng been ui eEpasflg tbs Lafe Sds ro
OF a'oss sss viii n,s ne Pc-tehSrtrsn RHroad DAILY
Fyl at .to Ifke of'H Joot ears t.oppi.g BAY S.
10 mi Pi Christian h going ard turning aad Paca1puia
Hot sy AID sstu going, and Monday sni Thurszy5
t1rans.
v The Letter Bag ~ Mas pnJ above hcos will leave ihs
JDce Of he 4 gsLt NJ hnl' JH't II o'slcek II.
sD- LesT for R4G. o. 80 The mail they
will 10 dst aimed = jAy II Mobile
Nv Fss for Bay s. aeI paas
for ,ieaners CALIFORNIA gS CREOLE.
ioi =. EgDDEs kgsr', - HsaL Plaza.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
EDENNsYLVANIA -rap =

RltRoA This ROAD - = ! ..s..a.s :. :.
bEiWEES rIisHde5H AND rhlIAbELFHiAl of. l.Tla,
BLl,eH ANb ld1lE Ly which Freight em the West caa
-, S3 q 9. M y WI si psy f4ks. 4 RI F',sa
as hTens lops On ne Western w" also with The Cleveland
Gar. ruu troggb bsiwtea ft5agh and Philadelphia without
Of Freight, advantage aprreatsl py all
Of elstla on q Navigation BY ice hsgb.
tn, interior by Railroad.
Rates Freight between Pittsburgh md Phadop ran.e
FY.a etas,. Rates. Ras.
csrFs.s Fpl' and Fes Fsa''., sad PER ia9i. ise.
dleryist
R;va ss3.o.3s, and s525 i. 'ls os einss c,
Wa s.lla.iy 81 con Soo t. ...,''
'i,.i :: 4 NJ; %if;: is y Ss
Als ST. . G r . .: e al al If ssa I'd d ac ss5 ss.
25dSs d5:.t y Fl ,s.i m. b1tSsf. bsths
,saaa H56srS G'ast f " <; Xs5 't G'" ii, &
TAI Ew YORK GASEEGULATOR COMPANY,
@ uFFi.g, st. GRuADWAY.-rHE O-rIcE o. TIL NEW
loFG Gas 2teULafUR soNrANY h4s 2sriausntly =
Sac, comrar es, taisusa9o. o uhso
ps are ayle1 ro2 al places ia .e us,yd states "hss. g..
E c , @ a' , E,5s-fsI i.ae.. pre- II. VIA ,' ,sS
iii. valuable maas ta.secied h.bes, sentae
aaa' :. a" ~ as ,s ssqossd a'o,; . he ie,s''
% " n " ~ az ,ie 1AnS 'n'9 u AR 'ys "a, ualy OF
% Il s' CIa .si s 2 ll & esCGGny n9efiFs ever ?
. Or oss oa 'haa o. ortAs dangerous compounds OF pa
ael @.nng a Ing d9;g.a s. oI,e % RegaaGl and & Ts,taiq.
en-, oy ~ r. cLAnkE, t Sssrssfy ya, o. O'
ES4NE APPLE CHEE5E-50 boxes to arrive
d eRuFr CO 30 Old .yae.
EHLOuR-l5o bbls Extra and Superfne ST..
lzla - :, Il DALaY, ss Tes2art,oala. ,..eet.
q d1REEN PAINT - Manufactured from tle
4. Daso"1''' aosr wa4s I'll K s' Co 10 Camp s,.
CtAR0LlNA SEED COW PEAs.--50O bags,
s5s -. '.'' ooGEtSs aG5 $ 5ss
bs oSIN 0IL.-25 barrels, just received, and
1sa -~'' y = a DEtAsaAvE q CO. II Sae-aiae
grNGLI6H DAIRY CHEEsE-50 boxes to
sas - - - <. D, sRIEyE co, 40 I.yse.
| 4 stOAL-50 cks Red Ash broken and screened
H'"'' c9a p'% 1 1 II c ss' y cb.r. street,
-RSAR--14OO bbl,. Wilmington Tar, daily ex-
Gs's' ' x! e. Magazine ,'s &
i EMoNs AND ORANGEs--lo99 boxes lie.
G % aSl and ra az o Gs I 3''S g EAj % @ co. DAY y mSS e. SG % sI
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-10O boxes in store, 70,
- ssleb (ie4l Ed HART CO., rs TehorPitoui7saf.
A UININE-2O00 o. in store and for sale by
90 lys, r.. ]. HART Il CO., - Tshouptouas
pROOMS AND BUCK ETS-300 dozen land
D lag .aa !. .eg. CONVERSE CO :. TsL2nrlogas a. !,
| GR0UND COFFEE--150 boxes Rio.
"a aua CONVERSE 4 co. 81 TchoupiloulKa street.
GROUND SPlCES--75 boxes Pepper, Gin
sul 81 CONVERSE & co. 81 TcLoupionlas street.
ReRANDY--l0 half pipes, so quarter an,
| aa- ot CONVERSE co. 81 Tclospit5ulas street,
I 4 AMS-2O tierces Stagg s Shay's.
n d. al a. CONVERSE 90. 81 Tshoapitouss street.
| A LC0HOL-l2 bbls landing from steame
IN S Lguis, Gnd for snle by
ID A, pELAeRAyE CO., II Magalps street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

EpWrb r. COLLINS y co, 10 Malstf.e " Y
BkON N, siiplEY y CO, Live poJ,,
T.. g RObERTs h co, 10 King Alma Yard Lon laa.
JOHN AUShUE & 90,
9s Rue Notie Dame des NtcrlB l'atls.
GEO. II. DRAPER, HAVE.
~ The u ships al accountable for ttyd Sill
BrlLon, SPsc Jcwey, Precious Sans1 Mia unless Ms
O. alrs ged tereigi tho VALVE thereof b
D2ASHa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
DO.NHLDSO.VPILLE

FTOR D0NALDsONyILLE AND s-
a - COAsI-Pcy4ls Pa.kat Three Tr,s sSf = ~
Ttst e ~ 1i a. .- saa ~ ,,=suer L. ~ Jon rs, q
q II. MISTER will
e4T y esbs MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud EPfrAf,
A. H kstg,n s.y,s DauAids 1,.Ae every TtfspA =,
tpAY snh SATURDAY SfDRtrfNC@, pJ
~ NJ ID VIA lala r sht pAsssn-s p5ns
For which, s7pl5 on b5ard At tie Law q H-h.r.
MhRTTS t,37HNS. 1r
BaCTJgET L g ANttC IIfaC.
ROM & KEE SiuN.
- r. lave er 90 lie I4y.e eterr Ts,. Ip
ass sAl lE.1fiay 70 stea - fsE :. aus Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

Ma Hlrk LEAD--In 20, 80, 100 and 500 lb.
kcg nom the Atlantic, Union, Brooklyn Paeir Ulster and
nHuEt White Lead Companeso FRENCH 2iNCor sale
Be A, pkLAeRAYE y Gu, II hlagaIiur street, j
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


srcoSD jusTfor'sCcURr MURPHY AIS w. SCHOONER
PAEisaog osLE.ss y rAIsAL4GA, cArThit RAY AND
OWNERS. Noa 10 sU3, tsi7 Eni ie.s.
DY VIRTUE Of three writs Of fcri faoias to
directed he Hsnohsle " Isnt', Second Jsts
the Path o. Dssns hsys
poss PATsAIAGA pro,e sall
aehorsr SATURDAY the 27tI Aug 1853
81, at Bsuk ls Iasst sAd bldsr,
Tenn. and conditions Of tas-Ch.h On to. spot
iva GEO +. PEARSON, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

A Young man in Wilmington, Del, the ether
night, during his sleep, dreamed that he was
fighting Indians, and under this idea struck out
50 tiercey that he struck the bed-post, wash
stand, or something of that sort, and broke his
collar-bQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
RAVRE

FOR HAVRE-The splendid A ] fast -
= ,'ins Wv Tor; rasEss .4P GiLLSA, 3ar' Iey'. -
OrJ P. WHITNEY a co, Cd Gasp street.
t1- rafsass having handsomely grnGsd yu,
mo- tons ard f class ~
Cabin gsss sqTlY tbs Captain board, g
srysGt D'sfrtgt pplStt the Vegetable Market ol4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
RED RTVER

VIII 15a-s p-EpSEsDt 2. Aur1st "A. at g o,-lo.kp..
ENOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHT- ~
1pCHEs, ALESANDHl .bi al 1tsruail.te slle4a ~
lg-Ils new "a n A1ot dfat glt
DH&lA VIM kns, master vii Leave above. For nc Igt Or
passage, sPily On board, 10
Z. Il. P0I7OY & CO.. q Gray,er street
The syd5nG will take gAt or shreveport viii the privilege
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

MORTALITY IN NEw YoRK.-The Herald OF
the 18th inst. says:
One hundred and twenty-ors men, seventy
two women, two hundred and twenty boys,
and one hundred and sixty-siX girls-maklng
total of five hundred and eighty five persons
died in this city during the week ending the
| 18th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

FOR B0SToN-Regular Line Of Pack ,5t;z,>
sA-TsAl Psese, ship sHEFFiELo, scan, ma.sT, -
hAVug lhrgs portion Of her snsaget Will Laye qk
alapaes. Fer taanes Teisnt Or passage niPlyts
Jyls 6. " HyN-oN, 30 Camp strsst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
BR4zOS SANTIAGO.

- lllsave THURSDAY August a5 at 2 o'socA M
FSOR BiiAZ0S SANTIAGO, PoINr <zfEF3.
~ ISABEL MAlAhQHoS and BROW S5vfIIE-s
hsynla SeworeAns and Texas Mail Line Of Low Pressure stnn
slhe iayors steamship YACHT r. Ducsy nnaster will leave
~ o tho s Malta passage having very
btSsftor state room accommodations, sppyt0
HARRIS MOtiGAN. 70 foot Of Julia street,
sllB oppaaiie the Steamship IAn1iHg.
~ Measurement goods foot 70 dry bufel each u o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
bOSTO.A:

ayOR BOSTON The fast sailing ba.k ~
n AHTEUR. aapa srssr, is lySiugi ll isxAP
hAs' col tEpst for ne 81 Flas' s'Fy n b. &,
VS. HU1HNr WILLIAMS & co. 70 Csmp ,tsst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

5TOR BOSTON--kegular Line Of Pack ~
at "a regular p-ssr. sil7 HARRIET ANU Az
u ssiE, Scare mats hsrsgA lrEa roriol q ter
Will
apply 10 GEO. ~. liY.SuN, . Camp street iy.4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22

SUNDRlES-
~ RoUND WOOD MATCHEs-lo0 sroce in store
QUlSlNE-9pG0 ounces in store;
RAlSINS-5JO packages ia store;
MONONGAHLLA WEiSKY--l00 barrels In store;
Alcoholic bbls. in store;
APPLE BRANDY-25 bbls. in stores
STRAW fAPER-200Q rcams in store
stage SHAY'S Sugar Cured Halls50 erces in store;
BEEF IuNGuES-25 boxes in Store, for sale by
APPS L. HART d CO., 10 Tchouptcnlas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-22
LIpERpOOL.

ENOR LlN ERPO0iA-Th ] frs. sail ~.
a lnsri-an al CisOMW ELL, clft,Fl Bal. .ssiEZ
40" rf1E sl have dspstet. egA
Iobae1' or 1)j Aal-l Cotton, apply
J. p. WHITNEY q co, 81 Camp t.relt
~ torpa'sP Arply 10 the "a . LGl1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES
Washington HOreI

The undersigned who has had charge Of the NJ.
ton Hotel in this city for the year pns ia not VIII
d 'Solve The connection wh has existed bet -
self and tue public, without returning his mos,
thanks for the bera patronage viii, has bee,
ed upon this boase In retiring from the cares
such business, he is not umindful Of or indiGere,
successors, and therefore gives cordial soIie,o,
the patrons of the WAsHIscTos fer coptnn,non :,
their Kindness to his sons.who have become pro,ra,
Of it, They will contnueto improve the premises 10 -
ding largely the buildings and rcfurnish1ng the hon..
and will lin all respects make tie oil and fayofite "
TON place where the traveller and transient vi;,,
spend their time comfoi tably and agreeaby.
VIM, LEFTWIru
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-01
IkailrOaAlMceiing.

meeting of portion Of the citizens of Al
bemarle, interested in the location through the
northwest part of the county of the Lynchburg
and Alex. Railroad, was held at EarIysville
last Saturday. A route traversing north and
southwest Albemaile, to the Piney Mountain
and the Earlysville neighborhood crossing the
Central Railroad at some point between Char
louisville and the Blue Ridge, and thence by
the most practicable route to the Nelson line,
was recommended as calculated to benefit di.
rectly the greatest number of persons 10 com
mand the largest individual subscription and
as most likely to obtain county aid.
A committee of eight was appointed 10 urge
upon the President and Directors of the O. &
A. X. X. Company to have survey of the
line; "and they are solicited to call meetings in
their respective neiehborhoods. and urge up
on Them the ProPricty, nay the Importance OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-01
OBITUARY.

u azfi'd a. . e. - Lincoln eoa.af.. Nj
tn 8 ln,i ailef a short but painful n 5i, a.
days, Alrs. Many VIaefsIA, coasort NJ ,l . a'ogt
lam Mitchell, and daughter of Mr. NieIaI n" -, VII
Of Bedford c"nriy Va in the e3l year Of b.l Oven
grave.-n the death of tii. lovely ,.a,' ofyah the
lost valuable member MR.. NJ had becn las
and consistent member of III. Baptist ChuTcj, rSoy
year land her confidence in Of l six
er was nn'hakea. Being kind arniabe, md " .ar,
her. She has left afieetionate husband 11o knew
dren with large circle of friends nd relp, ,No chill
their los But they mourn not az those ,sb mourn
hope. Though she died in a land far fron nave nave DO
nome, sue was surrounded by friends who reps,d%
with fondne.s and who Sincefe, lan.nt b sia"d her
short time before she closed her eyes in dea,t
for her husband )" HON she thus addressed ii b 'd
leave you. shall be separated. bu, s' SION
tion will not be long: we shall meet ON The para
of eternal deliyeranee tn part no mora " ie banks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-01
WARWICK FOUNDRY.
EAST END OF JEFFERSON ST., ON TIE BASIN
EyncbhUr. ",


1--WE Propiietors of this establishment are nlw PIE
l. pared tn lrnsh the Planters of Virginia v ib the
most celebrated Premium FLOWS and AGRJCUL
FuRAL TOOLS in the United States.
lheA have at or I expense secured Twenty d.
terrnt Patterns of Plows-Also, u 1t YATORS
ROAD SCRAPERS, and nine different sizes If HAY
CUTTERS. Our Plows consist of the 7, ek skill New
York $50 Premium; Eagle $50 Premium. the
Genuine Livingston county Plows We have improved
the Livingston Plow which ma e. it worth at least 50
per cent. more than the original patterns 1t consists
in the manner in which the landslide is uttachp to the
Misunderstanding away With the lock- which week.-mrs.
the strength of the Pillow. Tie torn of the Plow not
CHANGED but is greatly increased in strength by the i'm
p' oyemrnt.
Our experience 10 the art of Building Agriculture,
l"os, and our superior patterns induce to believe
we can furnish tue best Pluws in the tate AT price,
to be beat VIII the TURNER'S of Virginia give call,
and we will take pleasure in exhibiting tools, and
proving 10 you the truth Of ,ementS7
Also, all kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron work fin
ished in the best sly lie aud order.
Fresh ground Plaster furnished al the mill as usual.
W4lTfEMORE, McNAMEE x co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-01
Remarkable Phenomenon.

a remarkable meleoric ienomenon appear
cd westwardly in the heavens about or u
O'Clock last Monday evening. We did not
seeit.butlhe following discriplionofthe strange
SIGHT Is in accordance with the statements
nf many persons who witnessed it IN this city,
and along the line of the Railroad as far 10 the
West as Salem. Ii is represented as havirg
be-, n n fiery body half as large as the moon
y hieh shot forth like an ordinary meteor, at an
elevation Of ten or twelve degrees above the
h1lizon lis direction at first was rapidly
descending for a moment, and then ascending,
hut more slowly and in zig gag course, for
II or Is degrees, until ii disappeared. A
brightly luminous track, which did not fade
away for more than an honr, marked lis course
This track for atime, rapidly undulai ted like the
moving form of scrpent.and continued, though
more slowly. to change position until its dsap-
pearance Such was the phenomenon as it
has been described 10 US. and of wonder so
extraordinary we shall doubtless have fur
Their notice from some one who observed it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-01

THE MORGAN AFFAIR AT NEwPoRT-1 he
papers have announced that Mr. Morgan and
wife, (berween whom The papers reported a
sort of fight at Newport )sailed in the steam
cr Franklin from n York for Liverpool. The
n. \. Mirror says:
1--WE met on Saturday Col. Cranston, editor
ofthe Newport News, and one of the counsel
in The Morgan difficulty. He informed US
that he had just seen Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
off in the Franklin for Paris; and that they
went together tremendously. Col Cranston
added that the story ofihe fogsing of the wo
man was entirely false-,hat The husband new.
er lifted finger against his wife, and but for
the interference Of Mr. Hone, the scandal
would never have been bruited by the newspa-
pers."
The Mirror goes on TO explain that con.
troversy arose between the husband and wife
In regard TO going to an evening party-the
vile wished 10 go-the husband did not; and
instead Of submitting to the wishes of her hus
band like self acrfcng christian, she mount
cd The platform of "woman's rights" and a
very vociierous ar of words ensued In the
midst of the strife MI Hone rushed in and
ospouscd the cause of the wife, who in the
heat of the moment uttered bitter complaints
against her husband. The Mirror thinks that
If Mr.. Morgan had Mem punished Mr.. Hone
he would have been justifed-but his subse
quen deliberate attack is inexcusable There
is nothing more exasperaling TO high strung
man. or woman, than interference in their do
nestle disputes. While 10 gentleman could
standby and see man beat a woman, yet il is
always safer to allow husbands and wives 10
talk daggers at each other all day long than
to interfere by so much as a whisper of remon
STRANGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-01
VIM. LEFTWJCu
Look to your interests

IsBuRG CHRosIcLE, weekly paper nnLIl
ed in Lewisburg, Greenbrier county, has orper srl
scrpton than any paper in that portion of the State ona
is consequently. the best medium fo Merchant, and
Adrert,ses generally that be procured in We.,eru
Virginia, as it has all the advantages of central noo"
as well as the arges1 subscriptions 1t has good subj
scriptlon in the counties of Greenbrer Monroe pocs
hontas. Allegheny, Beth, Fayetle Nicholas Raeipb
Mercer As the subsc Upton price has been reduced ~
only one dollar per d'n'm it must be better medium
Tor advertisers in future than at present
I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-01

AcouIrTED.-The Slaunton Spectator saws,
Edmund Perkins, who was committed to iail
on the charge oil being Concerned in the murder
OF VIM. Coleman. was on Monday last ar
ralgned before the examining Court, and it APP
pearing from the evidence that the accused
could not be charged as the principal or acces
sary IN the crime. he was discharged. He
was, however,required 10 give bail in the sum of
10 600 tor his appearance as witness upon the
examining trial of Trayer aud Wilson, in Jail
on the charge of having committed the mur
der.
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committee is requested 10 confer with the pub
lie sprriied ciizrns of the other counties inter.
r.red in the extension Of this road. and TO IN.
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weekly newspaper published in Abingdon
Va the mart of South We iern Virginia,-bay,no
arger circulation in the South Western Counties linn
any rap"r in the States, and being taken by nearly all
the merchants and traders will be found converter,
medium for city merchants. Manufacturers and o,br.
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FIRES AT RICHMOND The tobacco factorv
oil Mr. Geo. ID. HARDWOOD ,on Cary st between
Eth and 18Th streets, was entirely consumed
ON Tuesday night last The building was in
snred In the Fire Association for So, 500 M,
IL s loss will be considerable. On "Wednesday
nighttime large frame stable Of Messrs. Hatcher
and Webster was also destroyed by fire. The
loss, uninsured, is estimated a. So. 900.