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TIE1.TNIA Al a Cncuit Court CITY ktchmcnc,
STATE the 9ld city, ON IuesIaJ 40,

vs, 1s IS state Court House "'"s SAD s
Ia% ss. Sns sn
and Henry TIC last rss o"g pan . h' sue vs y '
"" Lucy hi Joseph Mccary and RsSsces W. his
Jacob B1yd and Sarah e, his Wife, ''H''
asas% late Sheriff of the County Ilenco, and such
administrator OF Edward Henry Joes, deceased anG rn'
Jones deputy said Snead aud acting 81 We
I'd % rn"r, cf Commissioner Of the aeeouo' o. ie'e
sheriff Of JGy 'D ee as iss na On
the S.ny sisnh ,y JaIy at APPEARING {" the 'ou.t
M @ .s Ss "a "a is nc M a' yii io "s o"e.
United he sss sSda ,S " 9na The eJors Of he
lie ~ Jones' eres.ed appcas nths Cor on The e day
-II s ss Gees ltsasd II, s
further orcred that eSry OF GIS[ rh"Srs All p al
the font door Court oue Of the y COn as! g. 'o is
said Court taa Ex,rac) Tsse rr. pop,>soy cov
IRc1NIAA rsIss holeG n ~ s a., Sis s ofs So
lane Bar Charles r. Go9ia Executor CT Farce ss''
deceased,
John Iiooon and ard Sarah bis wife Santy Lite
.1w siI. Of 5%a Carer a"e
ssss s ." W WI , i a a pt' S4 county
about one unn nanc ,bne n,j heIs
an "% an hav been and filed in the As
defendants Yhn los"" s sna and that The nses Of he
John RlSh1I ard L I iais an os aud
and sarah and The unEnowG hs' o. '|
|
gc Of said Court, Oh the rules cay On me ~
Slon!ay III JanuIry mex aHi GT "'
inrrrc i this sur copy WV n WINSTON Ccfs
Dr.. 9-c~+w ------
Nebmord Frcderlckbu. and Potomac Raj ioai Tom
i piny,
against, ,c,.,,v Dcfcrjau,s
the account anu Hjuhcuoh pray
n -, he proofs and being further OF opHo @
v hopL b. directed order enable me Con 70 &c.
sIv and TO the relief II lhc
~ ~ dom adiuIsc order and Decree tEa one u e
onys NJ Mn, Court TO enquire anu asce!ld
~ NJ residing the helshbornood o. inc Guy.
% est the road the compliments as means Of
vi nno The civ of Richmond The road oil Ihe rec
a bsen construced; within what distance Of lhr H.,
nrsons reside what portions Of such persons any
omnIr,ion Of the road of The respondents sous u. III as
v;nS n and from city, the
ha injury likely 10 sussaIn oy ~ h.
arsion! reasonable and proper
I'D NV the sspondehts the comp anahs oI .e en- ,t.
h. riny vii then the transport such persons W s and ~,
i y and wheh the compainans arc ~lsllhs 70 M az
n raw such compensation All OF which @ " h
; , LID commissioner derec;ed 70 make aho eii - @
m, with any matters specially stated, deemeu penen w W
III ~ Which he NAV he required by any Of the paies 81
! Copy-Tese rus ROBINSON. Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Il RcH4osp DEC. 8, 1888. J.
III. the foregoing decree are hsrey n M
Inc ~ NV ONCE in the City Of Richmond on me 90 usy W
IMarw Isia at 10 O'Clock, A. with the e'ushse "
enable me 10 pefoiH '"' WM. F. DAVIS Conf
| Dec. 9-cw7W
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THf:3GFS.WiiI he sold by the o, day January
mex, H. Eeiy y"ung OF Mrn Boys and
Girs PULLlAM & DAVIS Auc;d
Dec. =;
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-cY,oTCESTER Low & RoUNDs FOR SALE.

GLOUCESTER Low GROUNDS FOR SS LIE.
VIE sale his Farm North RIVER tiuu
upwards ni liID Gl which est
arc low srnunds and remainder hiSh laEs well w"rirI
The land cultivated
With chestnut and
pretty well iii /. abundant IN nearly al! the fields
and the barEa stables
yuc all very good Also, large tck lie,
bold Spring near the dwelling The locality Is
he, Ithy. and the uelIhboho0i Is very desirable.
There orchards select varieties a.! the dicfcH
o vIel 10 examine for themselves
nyo or sdI. half valuable Grist Mill called Cox Geek Mill
Sr, ySrppu ]. l.. DENNS
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VALUABLE TIDE WATER GftIST I'LL,


Al AUCTION
direction Of the Will uG Dr. Wm. Taie .c, snail sell Al
pcccnLer IL "cock that valuable property known
Ms,' situated the Southern Branch Elizabeth
river miles ir"ln Norfolk,
81 feet high framing
heart and OF cypress, resting
lck bricH laid GcsI hydraulic cement
an story lch, lS5y Is aud safely
yri-ny 10 bushels Of The Mil !. worh ed BY
IS diameter and ~ cet wide, Lfyn.
Burr made the Fifgma PrnIcdry, and
AZ pl ic making IL hours per
capable gu. 100 bushels stores has EIUund
50 ps irs bushels urboi'e al tide. equal
40 40 Uuiicis pet day -bItiliS extraordinary
mil
l25 OF dn; aud vessels
,rrHa mill door
are qiaIy grinding wheat, and all the necessary
chIn-Iy 1,Il bc atiacclu Iiic
Land each side Vi the stream viii he 'nd with the
HU Eb,ing an,i ,wInt Tide. about inches
;rn! uld in Norfolk ana Portsmouth brought from
the freight. and
81 SILL
The meal delivered iIoi The bua attached
fresh. all that ground "ii q
i drought, (HhIr
mt are un.Dc Of gGInis
when The
be purchased At Norfolk.
Nv an .ucprIslng purchaser, mill might lie built on lie
same bn: sufficient while al the Lumber
Norfolk, either sale shipment North
Grou IN the Dismal Swamp Canal within mile OF the Mil
OF the Mil Is furnished by Mr John
hrsyr vino superInccd It's eecto ami Knows lruE personal
observ aiIn OF what Is capable
wI take IN showing the property 10 any
oGr Inhlc, anl give any information personally or b.
letter. Address, Norfolk. Va.
to he secured ~ wh satisfactory s.a"rty bear
retained until tie whole purchase
Maid FRANKLIN iORTLOCK,
Administrator, with the Will annexed.
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UNIVERSITY Of GEUiiGIN

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA.
Ta7IIE Tfu-cci llhsnOa will III. i! ~ January
uryr elect Prof, Va cnatics ad Astronomy TO I'LL
the yacarcy the Professor Mciay
Will required poh h' uIica without dc
Idy. Salary 1n ia yah" quarterly
Applicants may address the rinSien! K.v A. thlr: - u, OF
the su5sCrItcr " 81. u" 81 I. HiIL'
Chairman Prudential COMMITTEE.
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EVAN AWAY on Gath Of August, my Henry. lie IL a
ES arcc and black about ~ years old" feet or
cc. h,rh has Large a and lImps lutte walking
md us-s lie probably on the Canal or about IN: Goal
Mia in atecml free State
m nav tho abuYc reward if delivered 10 cohnrd IN
,, en- thai eau get him az taken out the cnunyo sO
J", an ~ - ~ ,hs comfy DAVID HANCOCK.
w hl-rW
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MARINE JOURNAL.

SAILED,
schr Jn;iette. Baker. Boston. mdsc .,.,o,
Sch, Bee Chester load down the river for fhiiaue'
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~UaNO, GUANO.-The subscribers are now Receiving anu
In expect keep constantly on hand lu supply 1 Du
fore, in lots TO suit purchasers ,.,, ,ou,rp. 20
NV IL No. lIS Cary street, opposite Columbian lV's'
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AMUSEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL.
rUNI MWLTAoJ . - I ,1x:TaA;S
COMPOSED Of nine talented Musiciuns and Perform
u crs respectfully the citizens OF hchnh an"
swH sh s ,nf T Tuesy and @ednsaa
when they will introduce choice selection o. RnIaJs
Operate eu ia rstnee
Prices OF admissions p Cents rp,Nx WADE AEON,
NED DAvlSMunagcr fNA>N " "'1 Agent
RENErr OF MIR GllE
ssylllS, EVENING, FRIDAY. lmckA"r" 2'', e' viii be
r'r'OF"'e" '''' '''Si RICHARD III.
Richard Mr.. ie-Richne'u D9iacu-oueeh. MIS- ""'".
Sang Mis- lnce-Dance. Miss NJ Parnsion
WINDMILL.
ms 70 morrow benefit of MIS-. RYAN.
r Doors open u,7 Performance commence hall ast
"e.H-.---MET ROpOLITAN HALL.
RESTORATION OF TIE JEWS TO PALEsllNE!!!
LECTURE upon this subject! heated A. v u siT
lin an I.race in behalf Of The Agricultural Colony at
Metropoa" Hail. on Thursday n1s he e Lecture will commence
Doors open half plst six O'CLOCK, le - -. ~. "
at haf nast seven o'clock Single admission % c,s
METROPOLITAN HALL; r,y ATTN.
s. S. SANFoRDs OPERA n TKoo y, Salh al La"
.NroRps ceenracd New Orleans Opera rro9Le Late San
Opera c"e %.Ia Sa nshss 10 Crowded
and trgh ted audiences the ellie OF the CITY ~ az Talon,
T Troupe OF Artes combining the greatest array Oh ae"
'ha! has eyer ra hs cha,npin Dancer and Pamomnis
SON KNEASS the celebrated Author composer a"u fu
ESS T1 ho Iiaassr'a% The o
,ablIshed members, who have appeared d o'"'' ~ " ~
Seps sanford Lynch coIns Ra" T, Holman
Lindsay nSn sa ynS" "h%aS in ali twenty persons
misunderstanding the enormous expense a',ei'hs 'ns
Of his Troupe all the house seats
seas which may he secured during the day ~ cents
Day. 26h3 Two % %
eve Il pcS' -
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CLARK 81 JESUP,

IS Exchange fiurc, New
q GENTS Tor SaUGAruCk lttiN WORKS Sdual tucE I"hi
IA Also. ENtRAI COMMISSION MERCliAN - 'nr ine Sal
Locomotives Engines Pa and Fc'sh Cars ran ta
on Sv,k.s and III articles manufactured the usaiuck o
Works for and pmrn. OF first Glass rail- '""
EEFERE:;cES:
Dr. A. Graham, President board OF fuoc "oiEs VII
GINA.
Rose,-, kc'clum & GIos7enor,
K. G l.. Schuy Ter, New ORR
SD. ;,noe,n S,nr,tur. Dee tI--ly
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AUCTION S:LES.
~ PuLLIAM & DAVIS. AUG

| AUellUs S!aL1Cs
BY PGLL1AM s. DAVIS AUCTs.
rEGaGEs be snI 10y US on the lo,!, day OF January
nrN' L. iEey y"ung OF M"n, Boys amt
Trs PULLlAM DAVIS Aucd
Dee. -
al EG ES-Wl be aol public sale, Thursday. ths
- 5h Gy Of January oiHe. Wall rcet) at 9
O'Clock likely negroes con1m! Of Men and Girl
sold y nief vi iEc csaees OF ea James Atkinson deceased
Dec - PELLAN q DAVIS. Aurs
iiY y. Is. 81 q. q. hill, AcuTs.
STEGROEE--Whe by US this morning az O'Clock.
Negro Md, wc Negro GTIs, and Ncgru Woman and
80" Ci.k'rCn.
pec. - n b. 4 c. b. NIL. Aucte
by PULLlAM = DAVIS, AUcTs.
a,GMMISAIoNERS SALE OF NEGRoEs.-Wa
" WEI sei the 81 day OF JANUARY eX at our w
9s O'Clock, likely young aud w" young
Dec % rrLLTAM & DAVIS. Auc.-
And Sticks, PLANTATION Utensils, AND ii MULES,
FOR SALE
AVING sold my Surry County Cabin poiD'
shall EsDAY the 2. sell 10 the highest bidder,
liberal my crop Of so 100 barrels, fodder
ucSs &C good mules. and plantation utensils
Dec ace ARcHD. ATKINSON.
LANDS FOR SALE.
pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF Wes morcant
undersigned will cler for rae &:
Court 0ucc MONDAY. the h day OF Deem
cirt. the
containing about Known Pleasant he
Level Green recently bOngng Kaudell pcirce Gee d.
rers wisIinc invited the land.
A-o place. anu The day known as Ce
Oar Island Containing but few acres and Iuate at tie mouth OF
NomunI Creek.
TERMS-Cls defray tho xpcnes Of sale BALANCE and
bonds and security bearing interest from caLs snG
tile retained until further order OF the Court
A CLAYHRO0E.
RO. MAYO, JE,
Il. l.. T. BEALE
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EGROES.-W be ao!h. public sale, Thursday. thu
5i dy Of JInUary (it oie. Wall strcet) at gu
o'clock likely negroes. consis,m OF yourg Men and GIRL.
sold Ly nIer ; the late James deceased
Dec. =, PELLAN DAVIS. Aucts.
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- TO THE CITIZENS OF THE COUGTiEsS =
~ OF GLOUCESTER, KING QUEEN. kIN' " lLl.laM "a
xEN dissa faction exists IN regard
he appointed for the meeting OF the Richmond ana ~
Road Convention, King Queen Court House. OH lne
e %.eemncr lS3 and after full conversation win many
counties and others INT res inc Of
o. md more dsan, day. for the meeting Of the said Confen.
@ you greater harmony and concert :"
nn All The friends contemplated Improvement DO
request that will instruct your 10 me. a.
~, lsJ Iune M ~; Nj, MT lnr En =, 1''
IT, u. TOMllN. King William, 80
NJ K II. GARNETT, King & Queen and Essex
b. Il. DOUGLASS
~.
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Iil y. Il. q. q. Il. I'LL

EGSO EE.-Will he sold by this morning. -: o'clOc
Negro dn wc Negro Girls and Ncgru Woman
C!i.rcu.
pec. - y. Il. & e.. u. HILL. Aurte
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<NF every descriptions sold by TOLhND d
" BURGER mh between Main and Cary streets Richmond Va
CIRCULAR SAWS all sizes and styles ana every Other varlc
" NJ SAWS may he called for Al! SAWS stamped ioLaN
satisfaction. II no., on Dclna larry
,rle,l will be exchanged or The money :.iundci
Stra.hcnimg re.onhinc and repairing all klus donc al "
shortest nstice.
WECIIALLENGE TIE WORLD 70 produce Il Circular Saw
either large ragh'cp na matter from what
cause or how y may have been sprung or bucke,
a ~ T.;-nw,rs va n,ed n ran ;r,Ir Dee lS-ly
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II Is generally understood 10 many pats o. onisa cou
or The from the hrs ay {" he wishes Of
sc ny nav declare Candidate lor the s
W. W. ri sheriff of Louisa county for the next term i,asis
w" 80 sheriff for nearly the county eem ue
H'N'' - saw any Thing Of my qualifications Should DC y"u
lr'u' :" ~ ' NELSON A. BURRUSS.
fidelity
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1It. VIM. II. MINOR, Pra5tl!one TOR ne last ~
~ The cities New York and Philadelphia pegs eSe
tender Richmond his services IN a he
Of his profession Dir Minor may found during the day. al MS
office s Reading Room buldng Of Main and Governor
Streets and night at ls residence Virginia House, Grace street.
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TENIiE hio"u'oi', Plaintiffs :

csrested in the foregoing decree are hereby h9tnea
S ~ NV oNcs in City Of Rehmond on thc 90 uy
rn Is;a at 10 O'Clock, with the evidence "
enable me 10 perform 'h' ~ WI. r. DAVIS, Conf,
Dec 9-cwiw
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VIRGINIA., ges hoen N ~ ,f CisEs oes d
Jane D, Dial a'' ~ Pi,a,
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confidently the Cheats who have entrusted their businns
10 Mason Heath heil riss Will be celly protected ia lie
hands under the Of friend Roscue Heath
Esq. lDec I9-oD - T. mAopN.
ny Richmond Wing. Dispatch and SouthSde Democrat COPY
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NJ III. q. L,
CtT continue sel NEGROES. BON hhiry ai privately,
= i!eiI ot! stand corner u Fdnkn Az" Wal! Streets.
bee. i3-,tc'i
NEGRO HIRING AND GriSi.tthL AGi:SGi.
AMI 10 sell Negroes I" rent
out hou.cy sell aud ~ !l lni settle claims I"
every description They again oar ihc services to their patrons
and ."up pubic generally. Tot Ia" r"5urt" year
Particular alteration viii be- ld NsF GurEC the II
cas- al sickness
Persons Intending their N."cs be hired viii
suit Jcmna them ~ Chn''Inasu thereafter
"a nr,rc1hIs i. VI. TaliH ~ SON
Oii-c on Governor street, between Main aid FrankIn
Dec. 2-c2awGw
JAMES D. Ellie GENERAL AGENT,
hTFiCE Go.cn"r street. opposite ne pii"ch 'li"tah M
yaioun hours realty attend {" any ana al! business II
rras aud hiring ut ucs"rs collector
claims aud all kinds at pioiu-c renting az"
houses. Sc btC.'
NAM. GoULHIS, General Arc, and Collector, Viii continue
w The TO rect out hoisc
10 collect an! Al! Kinds 81 clams and 10 sell AM
buy every kind Of property commission "
The patronage he has hitherto received
Yh The belief a! liz has been able 10 sl'e gcca'Eh
scnn lie socs ARD viii rmlcaT"r L" merit t'
SAME pIrnudg- Office Governor rt hriMr"i MtIn hI
Franklin.
my IiINnUED iANOis'RS W "a ~ =
Z . ,,,i r.
the uns luifcG able bo" /" "'IA
Canal briwrcn Icn"nd ana lThrthui@i
ifv To work the oi adam al Made" AdEeuinre
house ra viii D. p-uIicu aEd TIE hand
vii, bc well lei colrl Medicines aud Medical attendance will
so be furnished Of charge 10 the owmcr
pacuiiTs the different Master Mechanics
along the line the Gala or she une shed
+. L. CIlNN, Superintendent Of RraIrs j. H. IL h Canal
SHicHMuND, Dec. li-rlm.
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~ ANIED A situation teacher OF Inc Eigl'sn ianEuass
w and the rudimens Of the language, by young man
who has had several experience teaching IN Eastern
MA Satisfactory reference For particulars address A.
b., Pcrkinsvile, Goochand Va. 6-cN
ExECUT0R's SALE OF TEN NEGROES VIII
u be cold at the auction house NJ b. b. HILL in city OF
Richmond, TUESDAY, the 3d day January next at 10
O'Clock, girl negro and I'VE
children Terms cash. $. G. FAUNTLEROY,
Dec. q Executor Of James Govan. deceased
I AIDES CLOTH CLOAKS-A good assortment Of La.
IL dies Cloth Coake Cloth Veves Gallons Square and
Long laid Shawls Tbe Printed and Btoche Shaw Plain and
Enbod.i Cupe Sha~r; all Of which offer for sale low
prices. Dec. q c. HARTWELL i CO.
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NEGRO HIRING:

\ u K u =
yHHIIE su5scrl las friends an the
public, rin. negroes for Inc ensuing !'af ~
his bes - rlr tue interest I"
him m their business, and TO pay srr''d
al cntiun srsiss4 He h'"H from .Nifi
able rdtSactnn lie viii Ilsp
attend 10 nin- Houses and collecting all claims entrusted
care old Standing "i DL5ncy CauthorH corner
uf Main 18th Streets opposite the City llolel . .
Dec 6-Cw2w EDWARD ~ paDNE1 .
TOTICn.
hiring negroes for the mex
year Every will b. gwen them when SICK lie 'a
some nine streets will atrui promptly ~ AL
order. shipping Driers may be lcii al hIN OF
flee on 18Th rect Forwarding AID Commission House o
Nessrs Crrnshaw V Go, on TIE Blsn
Nov. 20 -cHt!GFeb. LEWIS ulLl.
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lNHE ERStIIP existing bewcen Tie uh1cLsEHcu
in the practice law, dissolved by mutual consent The un
finished business entrusted them Will DO attended 10 BY * H.
HEATH and debts due the partnership be discharged ny
payment TO him. J. MASON,
r. Il. HEATH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22
,,vrsT NEWS BY THE NAILS.
L. Election &c.

c1xrISNArI. oct. 15.-llhe returns in "a, az
a.s aefent of the Temperance party. IN tne
Northern portion Of the State, the Name Law Law :
a.,rr;ed Int the south give large majority a
oaia.t il. The decision Of the majority II 'iree
frnae i'm Intoxicating liquor ,.z;.A.
The Wumrn's Rights meeting mere ias' - -.
W. .,i3,a-.d fine meeting onc half of those
VIII, went vent could not get inside the Hall
The weather Is fine, and the river Is low and
rccediug. s-...e,a
turing establishments have stopped IN come
quence. -.
Money is Mt per cent a month"; for tn" best
paper. Flour dull, at - %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22

LARGE RECEIPT OF GrANo.-The Baltimore
sun says: "Ihe gnano loaded fleets are beginning
to make their appearance, and those who have
been waiting for supplies of this great fertilizer
will soon he able to supply their wants. Two
ships Of the largest class--the Jamcs Corner and
Tuskar-arrived last Tuesday morning, the 18th
bringing over two thousand TONS aud several o.
theirs are in the bay. The James Corner, Bal
tmore built vessel, has made the run home from
Caoo in the short space of eighty four days, en-
counterng very tempestuous weather."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22
Il. G. SCOTT.

LEwlsBuRG, Oct IA fire broke out in this
place on Saturday night at eleven O'Clock in the
steam sawmill and boat yard of Frick, Silica *
Co., which destroyed great deal of property.
The new bridge oyerth Buffalo creek was burnt,
also three or four bouts just finished for the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company, together with
IA large quantity of boat stuff and sawed timber
The loss of Frick, Sitter x Co., is about 100000,
with an insurance of 300. The loss of thccoun-
ty bridge is about $1,000 no insurance. The editor
of the Nliltonian and another fireman were acct
deutaly run over by an engine aud badly injur-
ed. Their recovery is said to be doubtful
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22

DEPosAL on Blsuor IyEs.-The House of
Bishops recently sitting in \, York pronounced
formal sentence Of deposaI the ith inst. on
Levi silliman Ives, late Bishop of North Carroll
na,-the whole body of bishops and Clerical and
Lay Deputies being present, The following was
the form Of ceremony as reported in the New
York papers:
Bishop Brownell, presiding Bishop, read the
Lords Prayer, and the last prayer in the office
for the Institution of Minister together with the
PRAYER TO be used during sessions of Conventions.
lie then read the following sentence:
Hhereds. Levi Silliman Ives. II. D.. Bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States, IN the Diocese Of North Carolina, in Il
communication under his proper hand, bearing
date Rome, Dec. -, 1852 ayowed bis purpose To
resign his ofiiee Bishop of North Carolina"
and further declared that he was determined to
make bis submission 10 the Catholic (meaninC
the Roman) Church. And whereas there is be-
fore the Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States, acting under the
provisions of Canon First, of 1888, satisfactory
evidence that the said Levi Silliman Ives, ID. D.,
has publicly renounced the communion with
tins Church, and made his suhmissi sion to the Bsh
op OF Rome as universal Bishop of the Church
otEod * Vicar of Christ upon earth thus aclnowl-
edglng these missions and pretensions of that
BISHOP, thereby violating the VOWS solsmnly made
by him, the said Levi Sillman Ives, ID. D., Mt his
consecration as a Bishop of the Church of God
abandoning the portion of the flock of Christ
committed TO his oversight, and binding himself,
under anathema, to the anti Christian doctrines
and practices imposed by the Council of Trent up
on all the Churches of the Roman obedience.
= BE 1t therefore known, that on this l4th day of
October in the year of our Lord, 1883, |, Thorn
as Church Brownell,D. ID. IL. ID, by Divine Per-
mission, Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States. with the consent Of
amaiortY at die members Of thc House Of Bieh-
ops as hereinafter eunmt eitrd teut:
Here the sentence gives TIE names and titles
of the Bishops, according 10 seniority
And in the terms of the Canons in such case,
made and provided, do pronounce the said Lev
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22


A I.o DoN PRINrING OFFICE CONSUMED
Savill & Edwards extensive printing offices, in
Chandos street, London, were accidentally burn
ed down ON Friday night, Both ult., At the
time of he contagration the forms of type of the
following r newspapers were beng printed-
Leader, Lancet, britannia. Catholic Standard,
Court j. ,urnal. British Army Despatch, and L
nited Sc rvicc Gazette all of which We're destroy
ed.
The f blowing extract is taken from letter
dated L alermo, sept. 5thwhich has lately come
to us fro ,m "A source worthy of entire confidence.
-Enioi L.
"Flol If is uneommonly scarce in consequence
of a fail are of the crops throughout all Sicily
a cargo of flour or Wheat from the United States
would f Itch enormous prices"
''Oul SHAME, WHERE Is THY B1UsH!-Yank
&c Sulli van we are told, marched down Chatham
street yesterday afternoon, lin open day,) with
body guard of six men, three in front, and three
in the ear with muskets over their shoulders!
Morris. cy paid the prize money yesterday
mornm Q. Sullivan last evening serenaded
by the First ward Mognetizers. They appeared
ON hor ieback in their usual fantastic costumes.
| he SC attracted Il great crowd in Chatham
street ". Y. Express, TmSday.
Srrf re Hail Storm IN. South Carolna.-A de
Struct We hail storm passed about nineteen miles
above Sumteryllle :. c., Wednesday last,
which swept everything before it, passing from
w. to :. F.. and ranging over space about
hive lies wide and thirty miles long. Upon some
plantc TONS after the storm swept by, it is said
there scarcely leaf to be seen upon the
'ottol / stalks.
Inf ,rn,arinn has been received in Galveston.
IeHa : that named ShuItz has been arres-
n So ath Carolina charged with HAVING murdered
ibout ten years apo. two men nance, simeon
Bate and Matthew jolt in,;alyeston county
lie " as arrested on the affidavit of Edmund Ret
mge +, of Gonzales, who is now in s. Carolina
Fl oRIpA No1UHrEERs.-C Capt. \. Jemigan, OF
Tern gap Orange county Fla is maxine ever,
'tfor to raise company of men to effect a re
nov Il of the Indians.