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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-06
VALUABLE SMALL FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE SMALL FARM FOX SALE.
OFFER FOR SALE desirable small Farm this neigh
(unIy miles distant known Tle Grbc
York County navsabe water Queens Greek and
tanning by survey 3S acres
There upon small comfortable Dwelling house. with
sAry and good enclosures the Garden all
Well excellent and
About lUu the land cleared and IN cultivation
land 0i excellent quality and Tor further improvement there
abundance Of Mari
Of the remainder large proportion covered with Pine Wood
article Leiiaml this upon gable
The Greek is celebrated Tor Oysters.
This Farm would la the Oyster business the
Wood The wood alone would for the land and
the whole when cleared wood enough domestic
would be sbundamy adequate 10 the support u family
Ihs will have the privileges desired seeding wheat
possession will be given lei January
The terms accommodating asan! ian desire.
RO. SAUNDERS
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TWESTY DOLLARS REWARD.


NEGRO NAMED DaSY.I stout, vcy black man. ahou' '''
,pc isetG hsh absconcd from ne lev
wceks since particular marks about him a,e k""h "
we're round, ali uniformly or esu Ic'
The above reward Will be given Tor ms uelNey ~ "o m W."
h"""' '' "'" 0'''''' ' - JOHN J. WERTl.
s.,, .o.w,, Agent 10 las Dunlop.
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MRS. SARAH a. PATTERSON,

AL ADAM: Judgment having entered uI, IN inc
VI pcrinr Court u Law aud Chaicry for the county OF
al the suit OF James NJ Patterson sometimes cdea
OF VIM ~ Patterson, decd who sued Tor the behe o IL D.
Patterson Sheriff of Buckn.ham County and such admnISa
OF the sand Wm ~ paucrsn decd against me AZ your ec
ny upon bond and thirteen hundred and twenty five dollars WIN
from the hrst day November SiG subject 10 crcu
hundred aud xyhve dollars and forty cents paid the loIh
OF November lSO which Lsca rsed by me as
your security by giving IN the III" instance delivery on which
the 3lst day o july S.3 which delivery bond was forfeit
and on which Judgment was Obtained which m W ~ as.
endorsement the which issued from
th teks Once County Powdtan bearing date The St
Law of August Srtics hereby the first
i,y of lie ue Curt "f the County
- the same H.rcn the raid Judgment
i. M m sh vi t"u for lism ut asdImst "i
r. ,,t snouu which, IaId 10y aforesaid, with
s ,h,rron from the paid f"urs resi- ectIu!l
'S, "" ~. .o cwIw GEORGE N lARnlNG
1vTRGINIA.-At Circuit C"un Of the 'ity OF Rmhn"ni
Mid AT The State House, M The said CITY, a" Wednesday
June 29, 1883 pIh.
Beverly Combs,
hn Ferguson Sergeant of the City OF ana rs
ADMINISTRATOR 0! R'ehe'u Dcfte.
A,rs other thing. this The Court COIN - ;
tins cause be referred n the C"nms 81 ~
Court who shall procec alta time aud place TO Ge api''.eu
him, giving lhrreo ACCORDING 70 "a Mn M
pooi Of all debts demands against the sau h''" ' "
! Ceased or his estate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-06

lhPOtTANF Legal DEClSION.-An important
cfrartie principle has been settled by the Supreme Cuur
o' Aaoana To the effect lhaI inuucios in chancey
sf"in l'c collection Of negotiable paper prejudice
''c innocent holder of such paper when purchased before
maturity IN the regular Of business. The was
Tiled before the Circuit Cour Mobile. The counsel for
me h"ldcr :" The paper couendad while may ad-
United as general rule that the pcnJency Of su with
hfa"s he snbJect.mattc md prevents its sale transfer
except subject TO the operation of The decree 10 be rendered
III the clsc yet that the safety Of commercial transactions
requires that negotiable paper should be excluded from its
ora'1n On the other side il contendcd that the rule
Is Vi universal application. There Judgment for the
plaintiff! below, and the Supreme Court affirmed This Iudg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-06

4 PILL FOR THE DOCTORS. The celebrated DR..
James J"hn-on editor Of the London hedro Chirurgcal
Review, thus unbO unis imsili
s,,an aurgrun autccaIy midwife, chemist druggist nor
drug I,s face Of the EARTH there would less sickness
and less mortality than now prevail"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-06

JOHN w. BLAHTON. DENTIST.
AflNG dvaic myself OF the the Baltimore COLLEGE
OF Dental Surgery otter professional services 10 tr cl
o Cumberland aud the adjoining counties prepared
perform al operations the teeth in The most perfect
Teeth ri
will attend cali, by addressing Farnre Prince Edward
county. Va. March l--rly
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11YE HUSDKED DOLLARS REWARD.

T. =, \, -. ~.
RUNAWAY from subscriber about te hrst OF fen'ul y
NJ l.52 a named ISAAC GRANGER lie Is abou'
or 10 years age five feet hch very eaFy hauc
.rlaby long heal very black aud quite deal When spoken
he speaks very quick Will give the above reward u ne
ed 10 inc or secured in Jail that gel hImagan ,
Sept 2-3w ,,;,,, ~ ~ M nih''''
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,s,ilE rsign. other efcrr OF The seey VIII m az
as many OF the practicable 10 attend between ~
time and the October, obtain ineOe1a hu DIS "
impurant fill ranks speedily may pe aho
Iy ,ossbe 10 wish unite with Tile society,
eec,fuy requested that such ol them as may MOI oe Sae @ n %
will notify tho undersigned by that Their hne may o
reI Suhc $50 Tor members, or So i"r ahud
rcmicd the tame liinc or Iao ~
.uI. sho. in Richmond the first week III NoycnncIs as ey
may prefer !, ;, 49,, :, :, 80 >, r,r the . eut
hs society s cndra voring promote will induce the owners
OF good send forward 10 the Cattle SHOW LrGy 3
far s.. sfure by the canal The rail- roau anu
lines; Society making the best
and taking OF during the week OF eIhOm hv
Who intend sending their will be pleased at once o'y MI
Charles Williams Recording Secretary or The uosc 1oct o e
"ui ,,,u 20 w .'f WIN II RICHARDSON. Secy.
s Papers the State are requested 10 give 'c au
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'fr- building Suffolk April G-. com
TO PRINTERS.
TRUSTEE for u t,lIafer have
: OF PRiNIiNn MATERIALS consisting
b oJpr cyiier Press, English manufacture
construction ih aleys Composing ScE &C NC.
!, hand, omr variety OF JOB liFE, 10 ~nlr" Is S''
:, mi ol Long Primer, suitable for palPhes ,.,,,,
s NJ ,r. yrr not hall be divided It" lots
:, 3,n lbs 10 sun purchasers
Publisher newsIaers lisse now lar oI"Itnh ,IEu
sh,us their Offices easy Address No >
uulersisncd Gci eenMi ~ -
60 Iir,i H. LuIGIIBORO,iGli. lIusIre
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PROGRESS OF PRESBYrERIANfSM. M.When We
any of the principal religious denominations in The
United States, and compare lis statistics a. successive pr
ods the impression s made that that denomination is go
ing ahead Of all the But the fact s they all gnIng
ahead though with different degreea of rapidly along with
increase Of population The Methodist church has out
stripped all The rapdy OF growth honeh OF late It's
increase has been less rapid ian formerly The following
paragraphs show the increase Of the Presbyterian Church
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-06

apE TT KNOWN all Whom 1t may concerr Ina. ',t h u
cdre0t the Genera Lahu
oce) apply TO The Comn.onct Z" w
u No. 47S Tor ~ acres W dh" -
al the office OF the Pensions IN ls nae on
the goth day October 1882 lor services rendered 10 ". ns
1872 wa transmitted him by mail at louisa Cou
House Virginia, and from Casualty Jailed " reach S"'
and was received by him. and consequently os'
GARLAND ANUENSON
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N0nnWAnn uOUSE. STAU UNION,

ruSIIE subscriber recently made exunsYe addo,a 10 s
Hotel and fitted up whole establishment III superior s}e
In, house will 10th August for "i ira
v.e and boa rcIs week, month Country custom
AMI mai generally respectfully solicited Every WIZ he
taken afford satsactiur 1oo. ~ "ooD'HND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-06
OAK HILL FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE the very desirable Farm on which reside
upper end Of Mcckenburs county, called Oak HUI. II
about 100 which, low grounds Of The first
quality including The hall Tocru lsam. commonly known
Nelson's Island The 'and lies within miles Caksvlr.
good market for tobaceo and there three mill"
almost sight, each Of which wheat be delivered by wafer
The buildings OH the land su0cent the accommodation o
large family and the security of large crop
There will the Richmond, Pcrs
burg a Norfolk markets. there being wafer Ia
Carksriie whence there rail uad IN the course
construction Rseway, where will connect with the CASTOR anl
Raleigh road which with The Petersburg and Portsmouth
roads There The SduEon
where the Richmond and DanviIe raj road will cross which
Will afford the Richmond market The
alton high and commanding. the prospect beau
the fertility soil and heathness the place combined
of desirable
sclpion deemed those wishing purchase viii
visit the place. where MIR Palo c manager) will take pleasure
u showing and giving all luriter Information
For address (post paiJ) Samuel e. Grrenhow, Rich
mo- undersigned, alter the 18th Oak Hill.
Aug 5-c2m FRANCIS E. NELSON.
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to1es good brow and yellow Ssp lur saeby
seis| E Il. skINKER Cary Street.
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ROBERT X. pRENTIS,
,InI,IAn My h,H nlIRHs III'IIl

i Ia II 4.
lATlLL regularly The Circuit and Inferior Courts Nur
w oIk county Norfolk city, NaIsonund aud Isle Wight
ami tho Circuit G. u" Southampton All buSi
entrusted TO HIS VIII meet with prompt attention. lie can
found his nle High the SAVING Bank
except Wednesdays when he will be his Office. the Clerks
Office building i Suffolk. April It.. com
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From the PRESBYTERIAN (Otd School J

From he Y. 7. EraNgclsl New (Scho0ll
Better than these invdiOus estimates let turn 10 the
aggregate strength al the er bu of both bran
ces they reported in The respective minutes. Here
table which all pIr~bytrrians might truly rrIoce-of
the urorress of kDln branches together:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-06
HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.

uNE subscriber has Tor sale tract III aid lying S:auntun
River Aorons Ferry, ~ Halifax county containing G'
There the IL
auyia laus 20 of second low gouns, portion
heart 10 branch land
goui rcd soi, aud grows finely with
little portion OF the high lard is in good heart, having
cultivated several tobacco The wood land IS
pie lor plantation purposes and lies have an"
iicr tract 9" iG acres lying but detached in Tue rvtf
tract which Will be sud with the purchaser may desire
presume Ia unnecessary describe these lands more
wishing ui
selves s Of rare that lands desirable are m market
The society OF the neighboood unusually good and te a' II
the only five miles The point where the Richmond!
an Dlnvile Rail Road good baucnux !" t
Depot add, in the wheat u last year
and this would each ln six cent on HE amount asked
Tor both Persons wishing purchase are invited 10 SEE 'e
An, - c,c ~ - ' DaVID A CLAIBORNE
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE.
FhNIE subscriber oter Tor publicly uh me pemises'
Tuesday 0th Sepenbea Va uGbe tobacco contain M
abou Go and about miles from
Court House and lo The South Side Kan koa Inc
buildings including small framed dwelling for the manager arc u
table There tobacco lots valuable
land for fuel and encins aud Inc ahu gem
arsn,r 6-r4w T. 7. TREDWAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-06

CuASCEitH. VIRGINIA AT Circuit Court continued
, ior Cumberland county the day OF August 1888:
Ahat T. Walton Mary J. his wife, aud Johu NJ Wondson
Plaintiffs:
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pRNII AMATlOS
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
lly1

Ca.. p,Hts se~d intelligent mau about hvr eet ine
,,rs hls. medium grey hair aud whskers, aud keen
VEG Whei, heard u lac the State OF Maryland
a. .JiuseJ 10 u.akiu. his Westward Aug 27 cot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
The New Surveying Expedition.

The United States ship left the Capss Of the De-
hware on the ed inst She has been ordered to the
lstbmus Of Dare for the purpose Of surveying the route
Of the much talked of ship canal
The Secretary Of the Navy, In selecting Commander
Hons for this work. has chosen man whose talents ara
OF the first ORDER and under whose dreco something
advantageous may be expected in him are combined
both talent and energy to combat the difficulties that
will necessarily arise In the prosecution of the work.
Annexed are the names of the officers
Commsnder-George N. Hollins
Iieutenants-fioie erng Reed Faunteroy, and Edwards
Purser-Upham.
smgcon-J J. Browplee; assistant surgeon-Pcck
Mastor-Wnlism ii. wilcox.
Passed Midshi omen William X. Mayo and j. L. Breese
Midshpman--U M. Garland. S'
Captains Clerk-C. N. Gilberson.
Bostswoip-F. Hewlett.
Gunner-Jsmes A. Lilliston.
Carpenter--J. A. Lflston.
Sailmaher--A Davis.
Purscr's Cltrk--F. r. Borrsll.
The following is a LIST Of the typographical party -
L'eutenant--J. @. Strain.
Passe bidshipmenChss. Latimer, William T. Truxtsn
Naval Kngineer-J. n. Maury.
Civil En sneersJ s. Hollins, A. 7. Boggs r. Winthrop
@. A Mayo, 8. Kettleweu
Surseon-J. O Bird.
The Cyans will cruise around Cuba and the Wind
ward Islands until Tie survey eenpstsd, returning Il
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

With the Russian empire, under the successive
reigns Of satharine H., Paul, Alexander, and Nicho
las, our relations have always been Of an amicabe
character. The most interesting and important
event in the history of the diplomacy between the
twonations,was the offer Of mediation, made in 1872
by the Emperor Alexander to John Quincy Adams,
then Minister at the Court Of the Czar by which
it was proposed to settle the hosties then existing
between the United States and Great Britain. This
friendly offer of the Emperor, it will be recollected,
was accepted by President Madison, but rejected by
the British government; but the latter proposed d.
rect negotiations by which the treaty of Client was
finally brought about, in December, 1914.
There was no regular mission established from the
United States to Russia until the year As09, under
the Presidency Of Mr. Madison, when John Quincy
Adams was appointed Minister Plenipotentiary, and
since that period diplomatic relations have been
tinued under him and his successors, VIII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Observance of Christmas,

BosroN, Dec 26, 1858.
Christmas Anniversary VAS alluded to to-
day In our churches, which generally well filed
Toe custom house. banks and many Of our stores will
be closed tomorrow. The evening papers will not be
published and most Of the morning papers have agreed
to suspend their publication on Tuesday.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25, 1853.
Christmas will be generally observed here tomorrow
The custom house. banks and I'll the public Offices will
be closed, and the newspapers will suspend their publ
cation.
IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. rs, 1853
All the newspapers In this city will suspend their pub
hcaton tomorrow The Southern telegraph line will be
closed all day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Personal InteIIiQenc,

Hon Howell Cobb addressed the citizens of Millsdge.
Vile, Ga on the J9.h inst.
Mayor seaver Of Boston, win afor Europe next MONTH
with view Of visiting the most attractive places in
Great Britain and the Continent
Hon. Edward Everett arrived Boston on the 23d nst
where he will spend the holidays.
The Hon. John Wheeler and the Hon VIM. A. Walker,
members of CoDgress for this city, arrived in town Sat
urday night from Washington.
ARRIVALS.
From Charleston, In steamship UnionJ Snyder, Miss
Gordon DR. Burrill, FAnbun, Hobert, Harsen Capt
Hamilton: w Tue, Dowly, Hagarty, G Titus,
Gesher n Arf cart Thack, Thsok, VIM johnson, A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Domestic IntclIirence.

On the Goth inst the wife OF Mr. Sumner Carpenter Of
PawtscI ct Rhode Island left her home and did not
rangemen the family soen became alarmed at her pro
loDged Absence and immediate search was instituted
but without until the afternoon the follow
ing day, when she found in the woods abont half
mile from her residence, lying her back, almost life.
less, with her feet and hands Frozen She revived In
few hours so as to be able to spe but her recovery
doubtful
The total number Of deaths in Boston during the week
ending the Oath inst has been eighty four eighteen
less than last week The cheif diseases pon
eighteen, cloup nine, and measles eight.
soldier named Alexander has been arrested Ia Mon.
trea Canada, charged with having murdered his wife,
1t stated that he killed her and then disposed of her
body by buInirg it In the stove
On the 18th inst the wife Of Mr. George Mshrng resi-
ding In the upper part Of Carroll county MARYLAND com
mitted suicide by h,nging. No Ia assigned for
the rash act her husband being In Baltimore at the time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Law Intelligence.

SUPREME COURT THE UNITED sTArs, Dsc. 23-Georre
Miller, Esq. of New York, and William r. sapp Esq,
OF Ohio were admitted attorneys and counseors this
Court.
Nos United States VS. John McDonough's executors,
appeal from District Court OF the United States for East
Louisiana Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion OF
the Court in this cause reversing the decree Of the District
Cou and remandng the cause, with directions to
miss the petition without to the rights OF the
petitioner.
No. 169. A. L. Gum, appellant, Vs. l. HArtmans sxscu.
tor On the motion Of Mr. Fendal this appeal from the
District Court OF the United States for Western Virginia
docketed and dismissed with costs under the forty
third rule Of Court.
No. ll9 VIM. Robertson, trustee &c. j. Collins ex-
ecuttrs The motion to di.ms this case was argued by
Mr.. Lawrence in support thereof
No. 1872 Laws executor OF al Law. The motion of
Mr. Lawrence for supersedeas argued BY Messrs.
May and Bradley In support thereof and the motion Of
Mr. Coke to dismiss this appeal argued by Messrs
Carlisle and Coke in support Of the same Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
WxK TAYLOR, AUo71oNEER.-wx. K. Taylor

CO viii ss a auction on Weine.d.v sna TbrIsssy'
Deoembsr % and 49, At half past O'clock each
Ct g. Gates' Historical Gallery No. eO Broadway few
splendid oil psintnrs by the old mssers This unrvalle
collection has recently been imported direct Italy
before exhibited in this country These painngs
were brought out by English gentleman who has had
During that time hs hss purshss.d from All the finest GAL
othor cities for works Of This collection
tans some Of the finest speom offered for public
POLL Bmbi Farno Bliburt Zanhsrei Curall Corrcgio,
rR Gisoi Giovanni Caro anrss Piontortini Crepi
s,ni Poussn BsttSn yorncs sssso F.Taso A. pSrer.
nowned and meorious. The above pictures in their
pure origin state imported from Italy They will be
Deo 70 until the day Of sale with catalogues. All the
ABOVE are true pictures from the artists attributed
therefore we confidently invite tho public gene.
ad All persons seeking for fine pictures spec ally TO
shs really rare coleotn The above eallery place
Tor the sale Of psntng There sne light both day
good advantage Do not forget the ber0 Broadway
Sale positive without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Destructive Fire at Bristol. r. I.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. rs, 1858.
obstructive FIRE broke out in Bristol this morning on
Gardners wharf, which buint Capt J. D. Gardnsrs 8
planning MILL together with $40 900 worth Of lumber and
the new hrearm factory Of Burnside, Foster Bishop.
The buildings belonged to Capt Gardner whose loss is
about $45oOo which there insurance Of $50 ooo
at offices in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York
Burnside Co. lose $4,000 machinery, which is fully
covered by insuranca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
DosITIvE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD rURNI

turs carpets oil paintings Lisnoforte, ac-C:. W.
HOLM ES viii sell Tuesday, Dec. IL at IL O'clock all
furniture in tho brown stone house Forty Hh street.
doors east OF Eleventh. avenue prng two elegant
Push one superior roeyood Isnoforte very hne insiru
top centre tables two rosewood egres
quArtee tables and stands rich broses lace
stair carpets ne mshogany extension dining
hair and common mattresses quilts blankets marble
Yep dress bureaus washstand gilt toilet SOFAS
easy Ar sewing chairs carved chairs
elegant ysses and mantel ornaments decorated china tes
sets thirty hno oil paintings and STEEL plate engravng
glass ware, basement and kitchen furni ture e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

IN he case Of ne Dishonest Dry Goods Clerk-His Commit,
tai 70 the Tonbs for Trial. morning the dry
goods cerk, Timothy O. Hammond, was brought before
Justice Osborn on the charge Of stealing large amount
OF sk goods from his late employers Messs James Beck
Co., the particulars Of which published ia Sundays
HTAID On the eyi produced, the Court committed
Hammond to the y for trial In default Of bail Theo-
dore g. May Bei d. Young, and Charles Mason wsrs
each required to nd bail in the OF $500 their
appearance TO answer charge of receiving stolen goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

REWARD FOR THE LA SALE RIoTERs.--A eWard
Of 5000 has been offered by the authorities for the
delivery at La Sale, of the four rngeaders Of the
mob that killed Story, the railroad contractor, who
are still at large. Two Of them are described as
minors, and the Others are respectively twenty seven
and twenty-eight years Of age,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Snow Storm In Charleston-Firc

CHARLESTON, Dec. 26, 1853.
We were visited with . slight snow storm here this
morning, the nrst Of the season.
This morning nre broke cut Fnzer's WI arf, in
small building occupied by F. Baker Il Co. and Hall &
Co., whose stores much injured. Their books were
saved. Messrs Hall Il Co. were insured for Sl1 ,o0O
Nessrs. Baker x Co. loss was trifng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

ID G. KEMP, ,AUCTiONEER.-FURs SLEIGH ROBES,
H. NUTS DO Tuesday, At l0x o'clock At IS Nassau
.s.st-E CENT viii sell as saoye the entire ssoss Of
without reserve and consists of valuable stock Of
featured furs Of the best quality and styles having all
made for TIE city retail trade part foowsrea
martin mus vOtosnes and cuffs; lussred lynx fitch sable:
various kinds sets Of swandown squirrel vic
OUTS. foot mufs &o Toe whole comprising very
handss assortment which we'll worthy Of the atten
ton Of the trade and purchasers orally Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

James b. Allen, Esq, Postmaster of East B,ston snd
member OF the Suffolk Bar, died In that city the 23d
inst He was 20 years Of age.
The Detroit papers announce the death Of Harmon Dc
Gran, of that city, on the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26
Fall OF Church steeple In Kingston.

KINGSTON, Dec, 20 1893.
Early yesterday morning large portion OF the spire OF
the First Reformed Dutch Church blown down. crush
ing in the roof of the church to the ceiling The spre
2s feet high, and that together with the building
erected about year ago No person was injured.
The congregation will worship This winter In the old
church edihoe,