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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05

Those vessels of the first cass built in the city Of
Baltimore expressly for this iradr and have superior
Communications for passengers. They are commanded
by experienced Captains well qualified for the trade
aud who i'll spare exertion Ia accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
be relied to sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it their interest to ship 10y this line,
freight will always be taken low rs by uny other
line of Packcts and every effort will be made by the
agents IN Richmond and New York give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole and IL per boxes
Tobacco being about so per cent less hnp charged by
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the Rich
moad Fire Association by this line ut 3.8 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
wnrded free If commission TO New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURHIE Richmond, } 2
g. ii. PIERSON, NY. IS
No. 81 South Street
August 2.dts
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VIRGINIA WILD LANDS.
GENERAL CLAIM AGENCY,

AT WILMINGTON, d. G.
ID A. SOMMERvILLE, (Lote Clerk In the PEN
III. sion ofcc) Agent and Attorney Tor the Prose.
cuon of Pension, Land and eeey description Of CLAIMS
sainst Con. ell 81 Of the Executive Depart
nts OF the General Government.
Attention also given To Miscellaneous Agencies Land
Warrants md Script bough negotiated and sold. r.
A. \. hns spec II acquaintance with Virgina
3."Rcfcrenees, Forms and Instructions forwarded per
Request
All communications (postoge prepaid) promptly at
tended to. Charges moderate. Address above.
rR Office on 7th street opposite the General Post
Office Department aug I-dIm1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05

A faithful body servant CT The late Vice
President King, it is said, is now living in
Washington. He was set free by Mr.. King,
who also gave him $4,000 in money, and a
gold watch, for the faithful manner in which
he had served him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05

The Earl of Ellesmore sailed for Halifax
from Boston, on board the British war steam.
er Medea, at one O'Clock, Saturday afternoon.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TIE S,cent6;c r,,n,.o,,.;

TIE Scientific Coarentioa.
CLEVELAND. Aug l-Several new mem
ners Were admitted into the Scientific Associa-
t'on' lhe convention resolved TO send copies
oil It's proceedings 10 all European societies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05
Northern Markets.

New York, Aug.4.
Southern Flour S5 81 to So SO.
White Wheat 81 33 TO 81 35, which is an
70 Cts.
BALTIMORE, Aug.4
GRAIN-unchanged
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InportaRt Mission

WASHINGTON, Aug l-Secreiary McClel-
land leaves for New York tomorrow morn.
ing. on important business connected with the
Government. He will remain until Thurs
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05

TINO THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburs.-
l. ADAMS & cos. Expresses Offer Daily, Certain
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of all descrP
tons from all parts of the United Suites
We have secured Specul Express Privileges on the
swift and jamestown and Roanoke 'aying
New.York, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday Of each week. BY this line
we are prepared forward goods Of all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenp,r's line OF Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Porteroge.
Our inland express per Great U. s. Mail Lie, contin
ues as heretofore to arrive in Richmond Twace DAILY
The well-known character of our house for RESPONSE
bity and attention to tie interests ct our customers
warrants US in saying that shippers will find it TO their
interest to order their Goods through Adams Co.'s
Express" ADAMS 20,
per Nm. II. Mostly AGENT
~ 26.ifdts Lynchbwg, Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We have
agents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05

WASHINGTON COLLEGE.-The next
w session of this Institution will open the
ond Thursday (sth) September, and close 3rd of July
next Catalogues exhibiting the of instruction
and the standing of the students during the past
sion &c. &c. will be cheerully all requesting
them, by Prof. Campbell Clerk of the Faculty he Tu-
tion fee forty dollars per annum. The best boarding
can be procured at $8 so per month.
FACULTY.
George Junkin d. d., President and Prof. of Mea
tai and Moral Science. Logic, Rhetoric, &c.
John l.. Campbell A M. Robinson Prof of General
and Agricultural Chemistry and Astronomy.
James J. White Prof. Of Greek Language and Liter.
ature.
Junius M. Fishburn A. M, Proi. Of Latin and Mod
srn Languages. ljy 25.tiseP1
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LUDLAM a. SON,


A TCOST FOR CASH ONLY.--The sub
"A scribers intending TO retire from tho Dry Goods
business in this city will from this day Offer their large
md elegant stock of Staple md Fancy Goods at cost
for cash only.
The Stock is Of the beat offered In this Market
almost entirely new all Of which purchased when
goods least 30 per cheaper than the
could be bought now. We haze "A splendid assert
Of line Black and Coloured French Cloths Cast
mercs Vesting and elegant dress Silks Prints, Cling
hams Berages Irish innens, &c. All persons In want
Of ren good goods nj low prices will now have chance
No goods will be sold and charged. Our
IRE cash. B. II. LEWIS a. co.
Lynchbarg July Is, 1853.
=. S-Any person wishing enter into the goods bu
sincss buy bargain in the Stock and get good
stend. b. ". l.. ~ co.
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R r. M d VA L..
"a

Saddioy! Sodd'eryi Harness. &c 3
F1NHE Subscriber begs enve respectfully inform his
ed his Saddle and Harness Store four doors below bis old
stand to the building recently ittedu by him and i'm
mediately opposite the Merchants Bank Of w.. where
he will continue all articles in his line Of
the best material and workmanship, He has hand,
and will continue to keep large and varied assortment
Of Saddles, Harness Brides. Martngaes, Trunks Med
cal and plain SnddeBags, Whips, Spurs, Drafts, and
Harness Collars together with thing that BIO
found establishment o. that kind. He fatteI him
self that by long experience in the business he will be
abled to give entire Satisfaction Repairing done with
neatness, durability and dispatch Old saddles taken
In exchange for Don't forret call the sign Of
the Prancing Pony GEO. b. THURMAN.
lie 23-dSc2mif.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Telegfaphed for Tie LynchbHg puginian.
Arrival Of the washington.

Foreign Markets-Later from Chino The
Eastern Qaestion- Northern Markets, DC.
NEw-YoRK. August 4.
The Washington, from Brennan via South
ampton,has arrived.
THE MARKETS.
CorroN-In the English markets was very
active a ID firm.
BREApsTuFFs-Activea and steady.
CHINA.
Advices from China as late as the 4th May,
state that the insurgents were in possession Of
The city Of Nankin, and have hoisled tho ban
ner of Christianity and tolerated Protestant
worship.
THE EASTERN QUESTION
The eastern difficulties were regarded in
Paris and London in a most pacific aspect.
Propositions tor compromise reached ST. Pc
tersburg July Q. The cabinet exhibited dis
position to compromise and it was believed
reply would be received in London abount the
22nd ut. Intelligence from Constantinople
to the 9th ult., state that military preparations
continue TO be made in thu Turkish Domin
ions.
Orders were issued to admit French and
English fleets into DardaneIles at any time.
A conspiracy agninst The Sultan was discov.
cred, and fifteen OF the ringleaders executed
Their object was to dethrone the prese mt Sui
tan, place his brother in the throne and de.
clare instant war against Russia.
Difficulty between Austrian and A.
merican Vessels.
Later intelligence from Smyrna state that
the American and Austrian vessels were deter.
mined 10 fight and had actually cleared Tor nc
ton, when the British and French Consuls in
terfersd and Copsta delivered to the French
Consul until the matter could be arranged.
The rebels in China have translated the Bi
BILE and & ven extensive circulation TO it. This
act created great excitement, which seemed
likely to lead to u total destruction Of the actors
Nankin is represented in n condition oil ruin,
and whole districts in a state of anarchy.
The rebels were preparing to march upon
Pekln as soon as expected reinforcement from
the South would arrive.
ENGLAND.
In the English House of Lords on the 18th
Lord Clarendon stated that an answer in entire
conformity with the note published by the
French government had been returned to the
last diplomatic communication of Nesselrode.
At Paris Jnly 10th, dispatches were receiv-
ed from Constantlnople which state that Eng
land. France and Germany were agreed 10 a
basis of arrangement which they would submit
10 Rnssia and Turkey.
The head quarters of tho Russian army are
Established at Eucharist
The expectation Of Corn has been prohibited
at Naples.
Olher facts will be communicated by the
Niagara which has nst arrived,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05

LNDUCATlON.-Th next session of my sister :
IL school will commence the lst day of September.
Terms $40 and $l5 according the progress of the
scholars-payable half in advance. No deduction
cept in of protraeed sickness. Music, $20use
of Piano, s.. VIM. s. REID, Jr
mug 3-d3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05

u s. Mal Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!
'JsHE and elegant side wheel steam p ..SlL n
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt. Parrish, ss.sd. -.
will leave Petersburg via. City Point, every Tuesday
Evening and the ROANOKE, (Capt. Cavendy,) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms, $40 on
Stee,age passage. 90
For speed, comfort and safety these Steamships
exceed by the and travellers will fnd it
the pleasant the north they will there.
by avoid the dust and frequent chunges of the Railroads.
rY Tickets issued at ny Office Sycamore Street
SAM'L. G. BAPTIST. Agt. Petersbmg
-5'A passenger train leaves the Appomattox DEPOT
every Tuesday and Friday half past o'clock. M.
connect with the Steamships City Point. Passen-
gers by the Southsie Railroad will reach Pet rsburg in
time take the for the steamers. s G. b.
July i4-ts
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OFF COsT.-The sub

& ELLlNG OFF AT COST.-The subscri
- beers offer their entire Stock Of DRYGOODS ut
for Cash The stock Is largo and consists OF very de-
sabic goods the Of them having been very
" purchased the most favorable terms. Those in
goods cost foi cash invited to call and
ninine stock. T.. 81 J. FRANKLIN.
July l0difts
P.s.-Any person wishing TO commence the dry goods
business in this place, buy stock liberal
terms. r.. &J.F.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05
LINE Of Richmond a.

AND NETWORK PACkETS This new -sessnk
home line is composed Of the following vessels. and
sails from Ncw-Yofk every three days. All owned in
the city Of Richmond, viz
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Commanders L. PARISH and r. CAyENpY.
ID ETURNlNG from Ncw-York they leave every Sat.
IL urday and iuesday afte, noon at o'clock.
Passage to from New York. including meals ard fine
slate Accommodations, only $40 90
Steern passage, only -.--..---..--.- 90
Freights received in Richmond every Monday and
Thursday foi N. York.
Persons n distance desiring secure passage can
do so by addressing usby mail
Passengers taking these ship. Norfolk will be charg
ed the by the river Boats.
Ladies travelling alone, will lie shown every aten.
ton by the officers of the ship.
This line has no connection whatever with airy other.
LUDLAM e. WATSON, Richmond.
july IL dts
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BY STEAMER BELvIDERE,
Leapes Richmond epery 1'pesday al 2 o'clock y. NJ
sxs2x TIL large and new Steamer Is II LVI ID RE :,
-szss& Capt. GiFronD. will receive freight every Mon
day, and up the hour of o'clock NJ, every Tues
day, for the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. Pusburg Cincinnati ond tho
South nnd West generally will find this route the cheap
est and most expeditions. For freight, apply to
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
July Is dts
l lEER1GE few more left
~ tbs city Furniture Ware Rooms.
nug3.ts A. WINSTON.
IL 4 puY La WAL aua
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"A large quantity of superior mountu
','he' IN sto e on consignment.
lug Jus ECIOLS & pRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05

/ OST-Between MAR street and Ms. Royall,
on Federal Hill,a small mourning or je, BREAST.
PIN. The finder will be suitably rewarde by leaving
it mt the Vmgininn Office Lily 28-dlw1
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
N tItItIED.

In Wells, on the asth March. hy Rev. u, :. Burn.
ham, Mr. tliAs. W. POTTER, add Miss SOPHIA 4,
fARkER also, OF the same time and place. by the
.ane, Nj CARlDS \. PARKER aud Miss MANY A.
BARDEN AIS. at the samr time aud place, by the
same, Mr. HIRAM ". LEWIS aud Miss tORNElIA
u. LEWIS, all at ". Verify, Out friends al Wells
have enacted y Wise psft. The yinR up" 81 tow
mote patches like this viii have Nef pleasant elect
upon the climate there. II they have APnsg
weeks earlier tiis year than Ia othet Ocalitcs,
it may b, easily accounted fufl We would hint to
Other nend, 10 thu-v digengs that the true way L.
Thrive, gAd MAKE Hlis eds, l. H. e. aHd do like
~Esr.hl
la Pit.held, On ilc 9th March, by Rev \ rsttcn,
Mt HIRAM ". THOMAS Of salisbury, aud Miss
LORtNDA TURNER VI Midilebup.
In Middlcbar. March 2ld, by Rev. 7. A. Merrill,
u. H., Dca. JAMES NOBLE of Benson, and Mrs
MARY BRoOhs, 1T NJ
In BridpHt, March 2ih, b, ROY. X. Haven, MI IRA
u. DAYTON and N-. DORiNnA SLNDERLlN.
In Brandon, March 18Th, by Rev &. n Thomas,
JETHRO u. III SrEn, ESD oi Nurgrnnos, aud Miss
ADEIINE T. ARNOLD, oiB
In IInbhardinn, March 2Ith, BY Rev. e. \. Thomas
Mr. BARTON BARBER and Miss CAROLINE
LtNDSLfN.
In Manchester, y. H., March 2l~t, by Rev J. Spau
ding MrALBEKT H. HoUGlirON, of Bakersfield
VI, and Miss MARIA A. MALkER, oi Manchester.
In Montpelier, March p, MIR ALPHA MAY, sua
neg -at-law, and Miss ELIZA T. REED, daughter Of
H. II. Reed E.q.
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Psasma stxA

The kngilsh mail steamer Lima ar
n,ed nj fahafna co the igih insi. bring
ing dates from Valparaiso 10 the l3ih
~ February and from Caliao and H.
ma 10 ihc 7th 81 February. She brings
$4,000 IN balboa.
Everything vac qaiei II Lima.
Il uaa rsporirsl Ihai the zh4irs o. Ec.
aHisr ~osld be definitely seiilei IN a
fee d4yS
4 Frsuiuiion Was sKprctcd a. take
place sisoftls, IN lioisiA
Chih is la a prosgarons osniiiial, and
oammercr, agriculture and nas isai,fn.
are al ioustshias andc' ihe ausr,rrs a
fssnc.
Sami,lr. a s1,ll fsasl near lbe gsii
= san Miguel haf~ l-rr bnsusti -
fanAma
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

" HahHHriAht y 90 ~ AT.aA
hN tbs fzflios 81 iiexftiah UsfHsr IT MIDDLE
'Jion o, Vermont Pfai nag uf The etisnsi1n - ~
trnt granted ~ hiin The lsh day ~ lone i.gN 80
iupfutsh4tt 10 fis mode ~ efsssif'i'iiHg hHts
Teeth -fyFH 1ear, ffpui The ffIfsin ~ sad patsht
- bsfh i.kes daas uo siEiissstb ti-ibl al "
lans, riFiitseu hshdfrd and hfJ ihfrrt il-1l "
n B. urdsfed that The said pststiua 10 board - ne
fsisht Dhfo Monday uis sintsenth lOthl 81 Ma
is-ai Of ~ 0'ft<k, ~ aud III Isrsoas nathsd q"
hplazf aha sis@ ssssr, u ans uisg have, Why paid
iriiiiuu faiFii hfi o. b. rfanisd.
fffsinr sl=fsiur The fairusisn arr fssuifsu D. Gle
iu iiis lfsui Dfifs iisi iitahs sgff siis srtiinF
fnn 30 ntnF, az least twenty dais itr fas a. q
hradag. 40 irsfinH,ag MED by either parry be- us.d
thr sstd sannF Hsust BE- tatsn sii fian-sfisi Ia
hsnafdaHfs ifh tts rule II the uff shi'H 40 b.
iunuislff uu aiqdiraii1e
trdsfsf 49,, that rhls hifits b. fsihiisird % dc
hsfsnai ihisihFsnssf. hsi.ili.s aisd Hi1u. " ssh
ihFilai, o. 60 Isrfs-s, Asp hnft tH5i tasfahi,
Hsutfd. fHnnsstfui bsll hoe lAsstiis hfis'ia
rsn rislnfhFif, Naasaf uHssfia Ahd nafaaa taainff
isfsid. ususaa Alfislii- alifs usst 80 tiffs 900
fssslsr ussks fsssifaa o. tiu iHi dsl - dsf nsr
ils aas "a ssafinF r. u. iiDirIr
lnann fiif HHi ssiIifsf 81 FafafIff.
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Latest Intelligence.
LATER PROM EtRopE.
pArrs 10 N,Ncn no.

lAIIrAX, March 10.
The steamship Niagara from Liverpool.
i'Fh, arrived at this por to-day with nj
through passengers and full freight. In log.
and struck a, the entrance of the harbor.
Parliamentary business Is very auinpor-
tnu,.
The estimated I'M or, Of gold during the
ncNr three weeks Is abou, two millions s,cr-
ling.
Political news in France Is very scarce.
Great anxiety Is manifested for the
Pupc's visit 10 Pans. II Is likely. but no,
certain that he will come. On dit, that
the Emperor Of Austria insists on the
Pope coming TO Vienna TO crown him but
to this Napoleon viii not assent. There is
grand chance for muss.
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NJ WtNt a. s,a,ltfsss hss tsrh HlsAs D. Ne, 10
w sliia.iiisf iasf4H "a az lsasff b. taa ~ -.
ttiafH % irsaiasias. vi Sac ftslf II AeissHat. D.
nHfs uaaa ass sitsa-afh uaIf 10 Ne lesiaftis ~ o.
sauslf tasssf b ntlsiisf isf naaat "a ~titA 49,
sIfr tfsH ,nr.ta e.. rfa ssta ttairii ID Nros,ss
90. D. ttn ifIfI'tH's n'sHfarf ta 90 iatf.ass VI
sfstHg iciiii uls saia p7.fistifs vtsia H4itf o.
HistH fHfiiHi a ~ sfI.l siHsislfat e ~
49, aaait Iff4 i.s.ss be- .ara - Na~ this D. t o.
uif al afiu s ta o. af.ssrr. af We isaas b. ast4
f'sasiIii I. insi4 81 tss dprtaa2 haas ~ ieaaafa
tile ne lH aai tIsn "a rufa. ihr i'sH dav "A
Ma ffti "a iiuNi,ss A % 90 w. fafi.s-s skauafii
aaa o. ~ snf tthtt b. sse-s thtssnt sv4-s AZ ssfa
fetvutr esiistaa BE- 20 tsar rNsfa sisiaiss
iasas 49, 81 aifa
ofua aadrt g. hsad. a. p.fsfi. ttis 80 das ~
Manh. A % letA NtiHNAf MAIN
ftH taaiif. a tIsr gssas.
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N, Fhilsdflphi, vsd,,


ihaf ucrui muri,i a toe voucn in
iit ciy a phiiad,ila,ia 10 ia al b., paris
un' ~ she most shocking IN ihr history
Il cumr. Murders src uf ~ frequent 90.
rurtt ucu that ii.tir announcement !.
usnall, beard 18th bot Hitly ernoi tpn. -.-.
lini lhis ifag.i, ~ u !, dliail 4 excite.
a snAuimou. feeding 81 di.sa.i utd 40.
harncc. 4 fsilscf and .en stand for.
vanl @oasing each o,hcr & 10, crime,
I w. father. a kno~ criminal !. arrested
ami on trial aud his son !, the witness
relied on 10 bring him 60 the inirn,ous
death q the gsilo~s. The fnihrr Dc.
ui,. hat be committed the murder. and
charge. that It Was pcrPciuicd by ihc
son With two or three uiiicr smaller
boy Tie father will pr.i,abi, BE- con.
,'cicd and hung, bat siill 70 our mind
ihcrc IA much room to doubt ihnt be Is
The msrdcrrf aud 60 suspect that i, was
donr a. he charges When W. Rad
the fr.t accounis Of the discovery Of the
dead l.o,lics and that one Of them was
liercrd with over forty siabs We
ihouehi tba, only child would persist
10 IN chasing cut life which an old
bead would felt sure had gone Out Of
any of three OF four wounds that were
made. The infamou. character Of the
ialher shuts him almost utterly from
sympathy. The sou although he may
a. now couirasicd with the father. be
Judged Of favonbly, will no, lee deemed
in any way model youth Of eighteen.
II The prisoner is convicted, be will IT
guilty. probably confess The bloody deed
and thus take away suspicion from the
innocent
\. u. BY the following it will be
seen that Spring has been pronounced
guilty, and tina, he heard the sentence
with the bearing Of friend.
The trial Of Spring for the murder OF
two women, Mrs Lynch and Mrs Shaw,
in Philadelphia. was concluded by the
rendition OF a verdict Of murder in
the first degree" by the jury. During
the summing up of the counsel, the
prisoner was drcadiully agiiaied but
when the verdict was announced, he
took of his hat and greeted it with cheers
which the crowd answered with terrific
groans. The reckless hardihood Of the
man Vas fully demonstrated.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

On Thur-lsy evening. II Salcm.
Shilc The y riurmancc 81 Romeo and
Joliet vas procrr,linv the iair 1ul,r's
qY,s,ui. in lhc soliloquy b, fore taking
il'e slcefins dsuch What " this
mixture b. mo- work ut al T. was an.
'vcred hf sn urchin In the 81, vnh.
then itkr dose of bills
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Farm FOR Sale.

l'Wn u'iFt ~asik VI tssi NaNsnd. fsssisisias w
affrs 90 iafa srnktsi 90 ttfssf tffrt. 80 tties
tsHa rvHss l iiefsrs ti,sf. "a A. siiirs h'sess,
stttH hlrss sfsis Ead ufh. a.t haiittat. 49, Fiaa
,euruti, ts,atsa Jhi faHn ~ stasthiss g. sUtuta
stale
fiasu sf. fua ut ttpis. fns ussa % wtish
Hatstis ffalga - Hsis 500 %. ais.tH. = ata.ss
30 Hhfrt. arfr i,sses, tsAe rfutrs. sns tsfF~
saantrf ~ afpisfs auasua.
pas utret 81 sssn 10 h. rs.l--s-i a ~ sars ~
lifl hss ara hf ~ t,issff. higsi rfssil ~ -
ri,ts. tsAAy MNtUfN eiN
uurfsad Nsart ~ fgsl iN4aeu
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In Gtsnd Rapids, Mich, on the I'D March, NA
THAN n. LHNER, SUI al the Editor Of the Grand
River Eagle, In the 81 year " hi. age.
In Middlsbur, March Eth, ELIZA, unly daughter
Of n. y. and Laura 4. Epson, aged year.
In Bridpurt, March 2l,i, LUTHER sELWiN, only
son Of Luther and Pamela Smith, aged ~ years.
In TIL. village, the evening If March 2Sth,
CHARLES ORRiCk, son Of e. %. Mann, Esd, aged
one year
In brandon, March 9Th, DUANE LEvAN, son Of
nt N. 4. Edison, aged Year,.
la Rochester, March lOih, Mt ST. JOHN HUNT
.NGTON, IN the a7tb year u hi. age.
In Middi,bnp, March 2ls,, RUFUS VAIN
WRIGHT, Esq, aged % yc''r.
In Waterbury, March 18th, MrZACHARiAH BAs.
sErT, Revolutionary Pcnsioner, one Of the last If
Paul Jones' men, who captive- some tour years
in the prisons OF England durins the war of the Rev
olutiui. His agr was ~ years, aud he was shls Ia
attend To and manage with success, HI. farm and al
fairs, TO within few days Of his death. .
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
Terrible STEAMBOAT Di,asltA, &c.
Nrw ORLEANS, March 2Sli

INV ChitAN VI 'i'iNh sum
A terrible steamboat disaster occur
red in Galveston Bay, Texas, on the
night Of the 23d The steamers Nep-
tune and Farmer were racing from
Houston to Galveston, when the latter
exploded, killing The captain, clerk, "a
engineer, IS Of the crew, and about 20
passengers were killed or missing 20
passengers, mostly ladies, we're saved
The steamship Falcon, from A.pin-
wall, arrived on Sunday morning with
200 passengers, $4,000 in gold, and
the California mail, d 1T Of March.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

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