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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-13
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Printed poor browuish a.y paper with paper cover
can be known also from the miserable aud Iile- uu
GUS scseFed Throughout as The c9gygiFf elig27
II there the trade 20 and
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Office at the Depot Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
1853 southern EnterpriZe. 1853
10 QE IsE - 4: ississ -
PARlSEN & KING


VIRGINIA, n. CAROLINA u TENNESSEE
Frcght Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
YENO and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg aud
l. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Scabuhrd and Boa
noke Weldon & Wilmington. Gaston & Raleigh, Peters
bug Weldon, Peter sbu Ri hmOn1 Richmond aud
Frederick sburg. SoufhSde, and Va Tenn. Railroads,
and connecting with Stage and Wugo Lines from thu
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above SIates-throu in charge of sPe
tia Messengers Mere nvailing themselves of this
line for the transportation of heir Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods from Baltimore and Phildr him to the care
nf Pa,isca d Kings E1prcss at Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all cbatges paid.
nnd their Goods forwarded without the least delay. and
free of all drayr ge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office
No. 38, Broadmay n. y,
w. b. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boilingbroot and 2ndSt
Pdersbug, Va
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TO STRANGERS.
lRoFEssOR ALEX. c. BARRY.

4 Il fC OF HE Il , Us, of MEDICAL CON-
Y NJ. for BEAUTIFYING, CURLING, Pr
as Restoring and Strengthening the Hair. Relic e
Fa1ng External Wounds. Bounded by no geogral L.
mes be reputation Of BARRY's TklcoPHERoUs lei
The Union. The sales of the article of late al
Y increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Y n'''r BARRY, after a careful examination Of III,
hook. 1nds that number # bottles devere to N 70
N gahdht 4" from half gross upward. during the
loa3 WITS within trie of $50 600.
i H'recessary present at length the evidences
'e wonderful properties of the rrchopherous when
""'c Add furnished such Endorsement as this. -
ci'aPness u, the article and the explanations given
'',rin'cal action upon the hair the scalp, and in all
: " superficial irritation. first recommended it Ia
p'etlon oi tho people, This was all that tie inve.
'e'.f@' Every hottle advertised itself The effects
le nun exceeded expectation it ncted Ike u
~ me Indies wcHld not be without it. Count.
w IA rYe'y srrtion al ihe United States found tn,
nave III and thus rss bailtu IA wholesale trade
INFH hitherto ut'heard Of a. regards articles Il
'' s'"' The highest point has not yet been reach i
1 y, ee"eYed thst the sales this wear sl be NIL
Z anio hslfof bottles
~ u and 9lanutactery, No. 1877 Broadway; Nv
A. o'fsi pricc. 25 cents large bottle.
aSo"unt to purchasers hy the quantity. Sid
nal u Pei merchants and druggists thrnughnn'th'
main France &C.
q'p I ol o. Il Lyman, Il. sepy and R. Staben, \
may 26-dsc6,,
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PKEAS-A HISTORY Of SUIT TN
i EQUITY aud of m Action nj Common Lnw, by
II SAINTS Esq, OonsnIlor nj Inv.
This work cmhrAcesn minute aocount of all the Htepa
10 be tnken IN suit al Equity nnd nn action at Law
from their commencement 10 their termination also
The modo of enforcing Judgments docrees, together
with the manner ut npprnls, vrits OF error Nc, &c
Forms ui bills, aud eerces h, Chnncery; de
"lnl ntions and judgments mt Common Inv, aud plcns
denim rers md repleatons appended; and chap
Ter will be devoted specially the practice in the UNI
tod Slnics Count.
RECENTLY YPUBLlSHED-Tnte's American Form
Book, adapted to the Code of Virginn, with valuable
chapters upon Aunchucnla und Deeds, mud Forms un-
der Bail Inv OF 1891 aud 1859, by Alex. II Sands,
Esq, Councillor Mt Law vol ~ mo; price, $i 60
A. NORRIS
Publisher S' Bookseller,
nri 1-ta Nichmnnd. Vn.
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These vessels OF the fret clnss, built IN the city al
baltimore expressly for this inde aud have superior ~
Communications ltr passengers. They nre commanded
y Nprreuccd Captains. we'll qualified for the trade
md who will spare no cxeron Ia tcconmodntc lh'N
will be tnwed mp aud nwn the rivers by steam and MAY
be relie On To snil rromlt tly as advrrtzed.
Merchants guing North or ordering goods from Nv
York will hnd 1t to heir interest to ship hy this lino
freight will always be taken low as hy any otiet
line af Packets, and every effort viii hc made by
agents in Richmond and New York 10 give sasinriton
frrieh - cents per whole aud Il cents ner I ;
fohnrcu being nboul 30 per cent. less llhn churg
thc steamers Insurance ran hc effected In the lt..t
mosd Fire Assnrintionb, this line at ! per cent.
We respectfully a-k md hope Ia succeed IN obtain
ne fall shat" oi patronage.
Goods shipped 10y this linz 10 New folk Will he fi
Notdrd free Of commission 10 New Orleans, Mohile
Charleston, Savannah ANY "ther Southern N"rt
erp port, The ves-cs will lie in Richmond 1T Boekctt
N New York Beth No |, Uoiee House Slip, inut , I
Wall Street DAVID cur lie. Richmond. =
g. f1ERSON,N Y. -
Ne. 81 .SoWh St,cei. y
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no CnANs.--SYRUr OF MOS
WARWICK 70, NDxy,
EAST END OF JEFFERSON sr ON TIE BASIN
Iynchburg, Va.


Iynchburg, Va.
uNliE Pfopletors ol this rsrabs mint are NV pre-
i pared 10 furnish the Planters 81 Nirginin with the
celebrated Premium FLOWS aud AGRICUI.-
IURAb TOOLS In the United States.
Thes havo, ut great expense securod Twenty diff
lerrnt Patterns OF Pows-Also, u Lr1V VATDRS,
ROAD SCRAPERS md nine different sizes Of HAY
CUTTERS. Our Flows consist of the Prokskill New
York so Premiums EnRlc $50 Premium; aad tho
Genuine Livingston county plows We have improved
the LlynRston Plnw which make il worth rnst 30
per than tho original patterns II consists
in the in which the nndaidc Is attached 10 the
mouldboHrd-doing nway with the lock, which weakens
The strength of the Pow The form of the Pow ia
ehnngod bu Is greatly increased in strength by the i'm
ppvemrnt
Our experience IN the an of Building Agricultural
Tools, aud our superior patterns, induce to licve
we can furnish the best ows IN the state prices
To be bent VIII the Farmers Of Virginia give call,
aud we will take pleasure In exhibiting tools, and
proving 10 you the truth Of our stntementsf
Also all kinds of Cnst aud W ought Iron work fin
ishodin the best style and order.
Fresh ground Plaster furnished at the mill ms usua
WHlTrEMORE, MoNAMEE e. co
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INSURANCE,
IRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsyu

VI In
many. ~ maui" "''f ''"'
ms Co "pany makes Insurance. against loss O, nm.
'Re by Fire on Dwelling Houses Ctore, Tobacco Fnet
es ana otheI buildings on furniture Gods wares al
favorable tcyms ~" s"' "''a'
also mahes insurance on the lives of all persons et
oy'hg good health and of sound constitution for tn,
whole duration ofliie. or fora limited period
slaves employed in ordinary OCCUPATIONS will h,
insured unreasonable terms
lhe Company viii also take marine risk from and Ia
my ol the Northern southern Ports nj favourable
rates.
BOARD or DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
DON T. G. PETERS, lice P,cs,9eal.
SAMPSON DlUGuID. ChieJ Enrtg,ey
,i,he' Coohs, Samuel Garland
ro'" .lssat' Nathan b. Thurman
ueoiP' P W. hancey, Ohm Otoy 1nyor,
William I. Anderson. " illian + Smiib
MARTIN iiOLLlNS. Treasurer
cRKEp T, Wills. Sec'g
Dr.. II. Gllmer.
DR. Wm. Otwn, Oven. Heaicdf Examiners
Tho Medical Examination Il subjects f,r Ins,r,n,c
will be made the office of the Cunpnuv an enrh Inv
between The hours of . and 4 o',lork p n
tohS-dts
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FOlk NEW YORK
Y s. Haii Liae PR he SPLENDiD SPEdHSI
jamestown and as0anOtSc!

hhN
fIHE new asd elegant -idc wheel stenn = ST
ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpl Pouisb, ssss-rSas ~.
will leave Petersburg via City Point. every fucshny
Evening, aad tho ROANOKE, (Gnpl. Cneeuly) tvory
Fridny Evening, for New York
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. $40 M
Stecfnge pa-snRe > M
For speed comfort and sniety thesn Stenmah Us
'Xcelled by the const aud rayel "rs will find II
the pleasant the north, Ihey viii there
by avoid the dnst aud frequent changes OF the Rtiironds
tY' Tickets lasted at ny office On Sycamore Street.
SAWL. q. BAPTIST, dgi. Pcicrsbnrg.
.g7A passenger train leaves the hppomnttox depr
every Tueslny and Friday at half pas oclocl p.
10 connect with the Scamslips at City Point Pu-sep.
by the Sont-sile Railroad will rehch Petersburg in
time In tue the cars for the stenmrrz. s q. u.
Jul l1-tS
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n. ) bLN1ht ticket Agent
N. B-The same rate. will BE- ehnrg al from Knox
yilie and all other points along The line Lynehhurg
aug 1918
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ally NlRGllAN.
RRY g. SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERnNS-

.tyIAN Is published daily 80, and seini-weetly .;
m in advance No subscription is taken tor a shoftt
4 months; and no paper is discontinued, except at
L the Propretors. until all arreafases Snhh na'e
.ENENTs are inserted tor 80 cents per square, !or
y INyrR form insertion. and 81 cts Tor every e'et
NJ, a, i,.ertions l. not marked ON the Ms, II
i IN ,rler,.l ont and charged accordingly
~ HATES are FOR the privilege of two squares
ky s40; for one square, daily $50, semi-"eekly
q form. daily so, semiWsekly $50; E'ery yeary
b.ioes. and if he exceed the space stipulated for,
n I'd rntaby for the excess
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school a College Tcxs Books

4 MoRtlS, Rchmond, IA. would invite the
~ htentinn of the vuti4u. schools nnd institutions
nj learning throughout the Stntc, to his School
classical Book 1cf BooLs used Ia the various Col.
legcs and univeisilica with general collection of Edn
eartona Werka. IN every departments of learning.
tR'Schoel Stationery If every di'oription.
liberal discount wi hn mnde, aud bundles deliver.
ed ia LynehburR, free of expense.
tY Orders will receive prompt attention.
un-Ia
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RICHMOND.
AIRs.INIA aINE Of Rich.momd -.

AND NEN-YOKk PACkElS-fh new -ss<sS
tome line l. composed of the following ses-ol- aad
sails from Nrw.Nork eycry three days, All owned in
the city of Richmond, via:
S.l.,,n,. n.;a,a Canal, lnnirl Dnla.
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DR.. .IOHNSTOr

i, If the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
~, f,o.n one ofthe mosteminent Colleges of he
State,, aud the grenter part of whose life has
eof inthe Hospitals of London, Paris, Philadel-
nd elsewhere, has effected some of the most as.
,r cures that were ever known. Many troubled
ngigc in the ears and head when asleep, great
.qe... being alarmed Mt sudden sounds, and
,q.. with frequent blushing, attended, some
with arrangement of mind, were cured immedi
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INSURANCE can be effected in these companies UP
On as fair terms, in any others equn respon4i
biy, by appcatinnIo
T. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchburg
mug I7-dIy
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"a siUotsaia from

INAssE EEDuGED-'gn through from
LyHci6og Ia 10 kHoFriHe 3sancsSc,, bVfhc / ~
giQia aHd Tennessee Raiifoad, and Fl,sh ~ Cas- Liac
IF Stdge, Through rirhcts rnu h. Obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Vi'gion md Teuue. see Railroad
Company at the following points and at the following
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Insurance Company OF the Valley in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000 900
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Ronks. NiniinncrH n rinnns.

- Ume Drirker \ Muu y Publishers and Bao1s,H
ers RICHMOND. Ia--Would invite the attention ol
County Merchants visiting The civ, Ia his stock of
Rocks, stationery n Pianos,
Embracing the hfRcst nnd IN Al general assortment
be found IA any one establishments South of New York
aud will be sold upon terms hberai and
tluting.
lie would ask particular attention to his largo stock
nf Cap aud Letter Writing PApER-Also WRAP
flNG PAPER, which he Ia prepared 10 sell unusual
" iop 5tioes.
NJ publ,shes many OF the Standard Fifginia Lar
BooAsnnd furnish the legal profession with all Stan.
lnrd Inv Books including the Nirginn aud New York
Snte Reports at the psbiisiafs forrest p,ices
School roachers and the Trade supplied II liberal
discount,
Worcester Pianos "A, NORRIS IA sole A.
gent fur tic sale ul Nureester- celebrated PhNO
FORIES. nm would solicit examination Of them
from those in want Durability, sweetness of tone del
eacy o eneh. and elegant workmanship, are accorded
thr,u by the general Judgment as interior
ncturei IN this oountry Europe, They sold viiu
amll guarantee m warranted give Satisfaction,
The money returned,
tV utdets from the country will he promptly attend
ad 10. mug lB daea
sY Dnnyillc Register stnunton Snecntor. Lewis
burg Chronclc. Valley Wing, Lexington Gazette. All
ingdoo Vrg'nn,, Nythevillo Tel hep., Ronnoke Bsa
Bedlnd Sentinel aud Jellcfaonville Democrat. will
publish crey a'het We H. four times and forward
iltttr tt,tu "a, . tta lii
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

or Tue ffoteetion Insurance Company II iuitiard Co
CAll iAL, $500 600.
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A LUM PILLS. gro. Alum Pills just recd
"a from tie Rockbrdge Alum Springs-and put up
from the Mass resl-For sale at
WRIGHT Il ALLISON'S
oct l9-ts New DRUG Store.
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RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE lsAg.

DOCKS. STATIONARY \ rlANuS.--A NORRIS
- time prirker Murr y Publishers and Beoa.R
erS, RICHMOND Ia.--Would invite the attention ol
Country Merchant visiting III" city, 10 his stock of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-14
THE Henry Clay nnd Reindeer Stcam,Oat Dis
aster.-Ni0tion to 4uasis the Indictment De-
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
pnfarn Hon. .IlilVp pntts.

Before Hon. Judge Betts.
JAN. l3.--Judge Belts delivered an elaborate
opinion of which the following are the points, in re-
tlieng TO quash the Indictment
Firstlt is in the discretion of the Court to quash
an indictments when shown to be defective TO put
the defendants to motion in arrest OF Judgment.
That discretion should be cautiously used in dctest-
ing the Indictment in this case, inasmuch AZ every
particular now alleged to defeat it was apparent 10
the defendants when the indictment was first pre-
ioired, and this Court was kent open, and jury
cmpanneled, and numerous witnesses called here for
this week at the instance OF both parties when this
motion might have been made in October term last,
and with the advantage Of having it heard and deter
mined by both judges.
Second.--The act of Congress OF July, 1853, is
valid and coners this Court jurisdiction over the
matters charged in these indictments loecs' Ii
and l2.1
Third--Thcre is no palpable error in law
in joining the several defendants, being on board
the same boat in one indictment, for although
they are not charged with Jointly" commit
ing the offence imputed to them, it is alleged that
each was guilty OF misconduct, negligence, or mat
tenon in his particular duty at the same time there
by causing the death and deaths mentoned; and that
Is lg1,n fdciP sufficient concurrence" of the ac-
cused in producing the death TO justify uniting them
in one indictment: and the averments of the ndict-
ment distributed so as to subject each defendant
TO the consequences of his own acts alone.
Fourth-It is also, at first impression, a sufficient
specification of the crime charged to set il forth upon
the indictment in the words by which it is designated
or described in the statute.
On these grounds the motion was denied After
some conversation between COUNSEL the case of the
Reindeer was set down for Friday morning, Mr. Noyes
ntmatng that he would move for separate trials for
the accused patties,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-14
AFFAIRS in WASHINGTON CITY.
~o~1~eo~~e~~,~,v~o~oo~s,UO
THE BUSINESS IN CONGRESS.
S>o~o-~~ooe>>rv>r>~No~o~o.
Good Prospect for the Pacific Railroad
in the Senate.
N~~>~o>o~>oN>oo@o~
Debate in the House on the Treasury Frauds.
>NNoN>N>1NoN>>>>o>>>~
PROCEEDINGS In THE N. Y. LEGISLATURE,
>oolNo>~>NNo~~N-o>>>-
THE SLAVE TRANSIT BILL.
sr~~o~~oo-~-~o~~S~~~N<~oo.
Miscellaneous Political Items.
~N1NoO~s~~oO~~>e-e~-oo.o-o>
Railroad Accidents Marine Disasters,
&C., &C., &c.
Debate in the House on the Treasury Frauds
PROCEEDINGS In THE N. Y. LEGISLATURE
From Washington City.

MIR. KINGS HEALTH-rHE NEXT cABINET-AN
INDIA RUBBER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO THE
APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE BADGER, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13, 1853
Mr. King seems better today the courteous treatment
OF the Senate has revived him.
Sidney Webster, who will probably be General Pierce
private secretary is still here making arrangements pre-
paratory to the Generals removal to Washington
1t is rumored that fourteen democratic Senator's are
opposed to John A. Dix for seat in the cabinet
Secretary Everett will deliver the address at the
meeting of the American Colonization Society in Wash
ington, on Tuesday next.
Much feeling exists among members relative to rumored
efforts made by OF the India rubber manufacturers
to smuggo through Congress special legislation their
benefit. son of Judge of New York, clerk of his
fathers court is reported to be involved in it. 1t is un-
derstood that the Houston Senate Committee are about
to make investigation concerning his connection with the
cases before his father.
1t is understood that the nomination of Mr. Badger will
be called up in executive session tomorrow. Wing
pointment. Meanwhile. the following dispatches ha Ye
been received by member of Congress from reliable par
ties in MOBILIZE
MOBILE, Jan 1l.-The papers express the strongest
Interpretation of the nomination for Judge of the
Supreme Court, disparaging to the bar and
bench of the circuit because the President falsifed
the principle on which he excluded Messrs Crittenden
Hopkins, and Marshaland because il is regarded as
corrupt effort to seduce the independence of the Senate
by the kindly sentiments that exist in that body for
OF their members
MOBILE Jan, 12-Thc bar of Mobile, without dis
tncton Of party will send remonstrance against the
confirmation OF Badgers appointment"
And from another source
MOBILE, Jan 12.-lhe nomination of Mr. Badger meets
with opposition at Mobile because he lives ont Of he cir
cui-he is fcderalist in potics-his nomination is con
trary to the principles which the President rejected
Hopkins and Marshato his age residence and qualif-
cationsand because it is believed that it Is appeal
the partay of the Senate towards it's own members to
secure seat in the Supreme Court to the whg party
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Assembly,.

ALBANY, JaIl ID ISD3,
Biifs REPORTED HOUSE.
The general orders taken p,and the following
bills reported by the Committee of the Whole to the
House
To extend the time to collect taxes in Suffolk Yates
Richmond, Dutchess, and Niagara counties.
10 amend the charter of Buffalo city
CANAL QUESTION.
Mr.. Cooly's concurrent resolutions in regard to the
canals, received from the Senate, and laid over.
YORK sEAMI,N's FUND.
Mr.. OKEErE gave notice OF bill relative to the Sea
mems Fund, New York.
Bills INTRODUCED.
TO repeal the Marriage Registry act.
To incorporate societies for mental improvement.
To amend the act relative to harbor masters in New
York.
To authorize the Sacketts Harbor and Elisburgh Rail
road Company TO issue preferred stock
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[From the Kingston (Ja.) Despatch Dec. sol
We have been furnished with the following ad6-
tional facts in relation to the island of Cuba, and the
fourishing condition of the slave trade there. 1t
will be seen that while our produce has been sens'
bly, declining year after year, the Shareholder by his
great advantages, has been making the most enor-
nous crops. These facts are especially submitted
for the consideration of the Anti-Slavery Society
and the people of England and when they contrast
the state Of the Cuban planter with that Of the i'm
poverished colonial agricuturst, and the rising and
rich plantations Of Cuba with the statistics OF thrown
up and dismantled estates in Jamaica, they will see
the injustice of the mother country in its naked de-
formity, and unite in their endeavors to justice
! meted out to us. The subjoned facts we can vouch
for -
In the district OF Cienfnegos in the island Of
Cuba, the sugar crop of ls46 1913 tons, with
1867 GOO gallons Of molasses.
The crop Of 1852 has been 27,2i3 tons, with
$500, 900 gallons Of moasses!
viii it be said that there was no increase to the
slave population of the district during the nterven
ing seven years? If there was, whence was it de-
rived as well assured it was not from natural
increase? The actual net realized profits OF one
estate in Cienfuegos owned by an American (absen-
tee) gentleman, last year (crop of 1852, was up
wards of S1160 900, about f24 900 sterling, drawn
from the labor of 420 people, young and old. viii
any man show us how to make free labor as pro-
ductiye?