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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
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y c. T. s.e1 81 o. H. - al alfy b. 'F'''
me is sis re- Yea h. aaa..e OF r.. f FI6 I'd
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S pa "a a. 90, = 80. - -. ~ 49, - "H'' Oh ''
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o. o., '' ION 70 O.. = ~ Iei - 'Pr.t % Isl a, $50
Asy Z. il ica lo9 a which a. n'r-i WINS W. ~tiu
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tlr of Mor'-,a" by ron an s1sr Tre,et % .he "a
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ship Mi. mono So Faaesco June 10 from Boston c.d de
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% Go6 N.Y. Hsr Siuuds. r,p-r-os Ivy
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snip Fsl-r A-y frauerc June from Boston wi@ OF
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n I'D IL IS. sfer Inch he'd nshl wrsfner
sb sl.rof lie Uon, San sfa'eo Jun rom N.~.foft
oh Csle HON 81 the r- win gh "nds except
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v, sh isd barr Crssd hr Equator DAYS
Ney 10 " Was bca med faJs 10 1t > "
Afer cfor-f tn Fluanr rKp-riet ced vry nh " d.
Sfht-ferr sanc's.o Jrre from N~s-io-E VS. on
Cle HON ssvj velfhr Crossed ne uN A9 -
non lat l. AN I'D sh ~ sad calm TcataeT'
Whici y cslu vte eircs I'LL h~r afra- N port C.
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ilb.s days On me - May. Wan -. Ae-so s---A
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so Lf ~ h y cav: Cape o-l . d.ial a-
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Nsyt To- . e. ..- vhll hlf gght d ia tie lsfl-
the % l- I'D rKpeTeAcel severe
tae tr-n TIE NN and oil. .ec TO stald ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
ReNseM Of Tie Market.

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RICE ~ 4 CegFEE. FEB hcr III r Il .,y
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

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80 C..5- ~, rcrr 6g-n-s hsT -.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

We Rave 20 chronicle sh.ra
Of 5u'e with
a. prific-d seft 20 fltts 70 LIS -fll!
sc4Ls -eI ioF lorlert llc-l-;c.g -ie4 departure
- ti@ genr 70 me lf- tae t1c-l4e flf
cha clteu ratc n tae Ne
lert arc clrrs ~ Fe'- week became generally -
cen ir 500 ~ re - snsp Comp acre lre
:. p-N D. : ~--i - .---f GA re ger tiai-a
ttis &c -i---a is .lei sl-c ull 20 -'g t'-
txtarc u;tc- an Mssls P-. Boon rustt .-n1l.r
Mcfe-f- ne rate o. e ctlt bar drsalE -
ttlt ll me sane qcc a.4 ofr t4e CoupnF il-re.--1
tltf i-ii- A. ne 4-AtTs disposed % Ale td
hiof o. fttfs-tr t-- ct o. Che Company io-
eortferce Oh rl- 81 pTopes al lr
u cot srLolre tlr t.p.ls sl,a'i
Hls Ae lsILers ooli.d With ihe Courarv l r.y- Of
m1ter 2 ue lc als 10 us cy p--i ~
saies made . flls r.fts laF- I4ld OH
Tax q = adoQrt. eNc1tus-
sad OF Ell Closes rlels 1cllc-d wao tcr11s
bone
Moo the usus demand .ai uotas more corra.senr from
n-l--as-
yrilu- s-cfiol ~ the and
~ sd- nlu1fh
frrtaf-
he ohts loans hH
vt+rr he Insurance needed 20 osr h-
ID nsesrn-uis~ hsve rsrirasv D. -srsrer
Inc -rofts hsVe ten usp- during tne ~ - 80
their PerCus- te c...s -
teen aucc-ssfrI. ~
Ths urpy Of on Ee,t .rss comes abou; freely usa.l I'D
rr'--r pir-cuf char
frctsrge fcf the steamer r--y b. quoted
slglf ut-fs cn The A. r clTs...............
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
LExlnaros. MAY IL LIS.

NDNa SfRs-On reaching liome. ct, HlayiI
Ds'm your litter pf the Ion. i%rquiring nv no
sifion with regard L. the Central Railroad II.
trrest. | have never had bsi me opinion Or
'tiut subject. and THAT -. that Nirgitaa should
at once form n railroad Connection with tho o.
hio through the Central anil Coyipg,on and o
hio Railroad with a unifortn gusgc from San
dy to Richmond; The gnage should he Uniform
with tho Central rond guagc, beeanse The
k.ntneky roads have the same. aud t%ecause
the break al OF near Cosingion oulJ be e.
quivalent TO an increase Of 90 miles in distance.
III should be elected commissioner, | will do
every thing in my power To accomplish the a
hove Officers as rapidly IA it is possible. I
have, | learn been greedy misreprescnied in
Your town ON Tbs %srojeet. and will receive II
ia a Kindness fyou will correct the mi.repre
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
Tho Washington Republic says:

On The 15rh proximo a military expedition
will Leave Fort Leayenworth for New Mex
Co, under the command Of General Garland,
who goes out 10 relieve Colonel Sumne-. now
IN command tf lba, lrhe . b military depart
ment. Genera! & will carry oIt some Two
hundred recruits. and will he accompanied by
the following officers, who are to relieve those
now serving there viz Major Shepard, Sd In
fanny; Captain Shredder, do. do; Captain De
Lame. drugoons; Captain 7 Calhoun. d.; Ma
jor Nichol, "A g ;Assiatant Surgeon ID lie
~; Li,utenants McCrea Stanley j Johns. w. l..
Davis. Randell, and McCook.
This expedition will afford q fine emporium
~ for cmlgranls TO that Territory who may do
= rc n safe escort.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

The Democracy Of Pennsylvania are In a
iumpus " it'll the administration the cause of
which is thus set forth by the Washington cor.
respondence Of the Philadelphia Gazetie:--
"You will remember that when Mr.. Buchanan
was appointed Minister to England, he an
nourced that he had made a di,tin,t stimulation
that his acceptance Was not 10 interfere with
the claims of any ofhis Pennsylvania friends 10
foreign post; in other words, that his appoint,
ment was 10 be regarded as u national one
To the credit Of your State be it said, a very
few only Of her citizens were humbugged h,
this announcement. and the applicants from
your State for foreign places were commenda,
bly, few. Two or three there were, however
who-sfter pushing their claims with great
pcrtinacity for a month past-were informed
to-day that the mission TO England had been
charged to State account, and, therefore, lttle
or nothing more was due to the keystone State
! heardSenator Brodhead to-day declaiming.in
rather excited tones, against somebody-and
it is fair TO presume. his "friend' is among the
Wonder if it was the late Charge to
Copenhagen. s >
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

a challenge recently made by The owners
Of lhe clipper ship Sovereign of the Seas. to
back her against any shin aaoat. has been &C
ccrted by the eminent ship bniIder, Wm II.
We,b OF New York. Who has offered 10 bel
$4,000 on the ship Young America now fiji
ting our at New York The trial is 10 include
a VOYAGE from New York To San Francisco
both Vessels loaded and to sail together, OF
within thirty days of each other.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
Yours, respectfully.
ARCH GRAHAM.

Ihe foregoing. " hich was addressed 10 n
gentleman in Sfaunton. We take from the Rich.
mond Enquirer. There are some very impo-
TINT errors in IT,. Doctor Graham states that
he is in favor ola uniform gauge ior the Cen
trail and The Covingion & Ohio rail roads from
Richmond to tie OHIO river, and gives two
reasons Tor his position, on both OF which We
take issue with him. He says that n break Of
gauge is equal to SO miles of distance. Now.
we assert on good authority that the cost of
lranshipmeni cannot exceed & cents per ton,
which is equivalent to only FIVE miles of dis
lance.
The learned Doctor states that the gauge OF
the Kentucky roads is the same with that Of
the Central road of Virginia. This is a mis-
take. We can state the following from posi-
tive and reliable Information. Some time ago
the Maysville and Big Sandy road fixed upon
I've feet as their gauge, and the Covinglon &
Lexington road did the same. There are two
other roads projected 10 start from Lexington
northward-ono TO MoysviIle, and one to Big
Sandy.
Early in this month, The Stockholders of the
road running from Lexington to Danville met
and adopted the five feet guage, after an excl
ted contest. 1t was universally conceded that
this road. on which those running from Lex
lngton north ard. greatly depend held the key
of the subject. After they have fixed a five
feei gauge. being the same with the road from
Lexington TO Covington, MaysvilIe and the
Mouth of Big Sandy are clearly compelled to
agree with them or subject themselves to the
rivalry of Cincinnati with her uniform gauge
through Lexington 10 Danville.
So TINT The question for Kentucky is now
settled, and she has come into the ~ stem which
prevails fr IN there to the Gulf of Mexico, and
adopted the five feet ganse-and if he Cen
trul rail road gauge is carried 10 The Ohio rv
or, ii mus, meet a break OF gauge at tho
mouth of Big Sandy. Then all the tonnage
which takes the James River Canal. (and the
bulk OF heavy ,onnag" will certainly do SOL
will be subjected to twn transhipments. How
viii this suit the friends of the Canal and the
large interest the State holds in Ina, Canal.
To favor IN unbroken gauge from the Ohio
river to Richmond ria Stanton, for any rca
son, would be bad enough. but to favor it for
reasons founded in ignorance and error argues
but an Indifferent qualification for the pos,
which Doctor Graham is endeavoring to each.
The Counties of Amherst and Nelson, by
reason OF the Gordonsville extension, have n
common interest with The Counties ofthe South
side, in securing the five feet gauge, from the
Ohio, up the Kanawha and New rivers, 10
the Virginia and Tennessee line. We submit
to their intelligen citizens, whether they will
promote that interest Ivy voting for Doctor
Graham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

CRops = w, r. greet 10 learn that the dy is
making sad havoc with the wheat crop, in this
county. The wheat vas remarkably promis
,ng IN the early part oithe spring; bat from
present appearances, many fields will moi yield
half an average crop.
We see from some Of our exchanges. that the
cross on the Eastern side OF the mnuniain are
suffering severely from ,hejoint.worm.-Sfau
ton Spectator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

The Buchanan Recorder says,iha, on Thurs.
day morning last an inques, " as held over the
remains of a white man named Alex. Icenbnur.
a labofer of Incorporate habits in the employ.
meni Of Capt. Jacob A. Haney. oftbat place.
The Jury found that his death vas caused "by
exposure, and the excessive use of ardent spie.
its" He leaves a wife ard several children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

TIE are,age annual Deterioration Of Amer
lean locomotive engines is from eight to twelve
per ce,t upon their first cost. while five cents.
per mile.are required for repairs, so that gene.
rally our engines Destroy themselves at the rate
often dollars value per day. when in full use
Rai/Uav Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
=

tack Of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad. Il i the
NH Of THAI Glass no~ IN use, and in the neat
uess OF It's interior aud exterior finish j. un
surpassed by any which we remember 10 have
seen on the Northern rnnls. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

1.-THE Train is stopped for passenger hot,
OF the above named points, the charge wiliL w.
the point last passed by the Train. and m ~. p'
oc loss than twsntv-'i.e cents in any case. s"
Passengers WHO do not procure Tickct, f.,
who take the cars where ticket, arc
will be charged by the conductor, ten per .a ~,
dition to the regular rates of fare. proy;l.4
that in no case sh,li lac receive less than Ion J
than fifty cents from any one passenger, Ia INV
the road. !
Servants vii be required to hive two p,...,
be left with the Ticket Agent and ore VIII IN. j
Tor which passes, must be explicit in crna,rs Il
Iree To travel on the cars. Free eolortd p,I,o.
required to produce heir free papers,o lie, ~ F,
permitted To travel on the cas-.
May lots. THOMsS >pu
Sunt P. J.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
i EW CONCERN

~ hay. s%ociaied ourselves together, unt
aud firm of b NOWLiN & CO. for the 4
conducting n general Grocery, Commis>im
%warding business, at the old stand of B AosI
%.ireei, Lynchburg Va.
We will keep con instantly on hand every aUe |
kept in a gro-ery establishment, all Of"
.ell low.
J N0NLA
JNO D HAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
w. H. MOSBY,
General AuctiOneer Il COmmis
nj E R C. II A Mt

Corner Of MINI 8. Market Stroi
ltIVES his undivided attention to the sac
~ Estate, Negroes. Hor.es. and cvery logti
merchandise His charges are moderate & II
when preferred. ". II. III
April 23-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
R

On Thursday mornir g,hr 10Th inst, by Rev Alex.
Donaphan, Mr.. GEoRGE. W. TRENT and Miss Dolly
f. STEWART daughter of w W. Stewart Of Camp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
April 22nd, 1853.

THE undersigned in retiring from lie ct
Mosby Il Garland, bess leave to return h.
hanks t"ihe patrons of thu firm and solicit, !,
.lnce OF the same liberal patronage to his .urce.u
April %. A b CARL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

4 CARD.-Jno d Hurvey tender. III
II cele thanks to his friends for theil ,ra
n ,nnge extended to him while in srvcraio Nr
his place, and asks u continuance otlhe
pledges himselfto use every cxcrtion to gjYrs
His personal attention will also be paid toll.
tindS of produce.
ian 24-d&ris
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
DEFRIGERATOR RS.

IL TOitS.-Just received. 8 d"z, Shar1
Refriee' ator, ranging in price from y f.
superiority of this pattern over any otnf1 ~
conceded by all WHO have used them. l1'
city OF Ice the present season, 'enief' ~
desirable, as they will rny for them'r''' u
anlt,. A VI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

Mr.. Bochsa, having received information
that the Salem Town Hall was ready for
Madame Anna Bishops reception, that lady,
we are requested to say, will positively give a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20
TH0Al sid
Supt. 'rra1.norfsl
nlSSOLUTION.-TheC o.rarfn.r.

Y I"fc eNIslIhg betWeen MOsby and hlIlQI7
solved this day by limitation.
w. II. Moseby, having bought the entire I'M.
the firm, will continue the Auction and Comni..
.in,ss. AT the house formerly occupied by NJ.
Garland. He will pay all the Liabilities OF the &,
and ali persons indebted to the firm are hereb,
ed that unless payment is made in ten lay. fnt
notice. the accounts will be placed in the hand,
Constable for coll cticn, with cost and interest
w. II. MOSBll
u cam. u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

A beautiful first class car, from the Piedmont
Ls=ks IN ihis -citu A "a ,,csfnrdau .,n, nnor ALa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-20

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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-03
Economy is Wealth.

t'ie = Pohncai aphorism, but applies to com
minutes, 10 families, and to individuals &c usau &c
~ ""'oiS' economy IS not only wealth. but the
loPerah Judlclous practice oft is girtue which
"heh exercised, Is sure to bring harvest of com,
lor' ana contentment, and the ability and means
70 be useful TO othes There may, bowtvay
De an excess OF this qualty--it may run into
mercenary and avarlcious habits. 1t then ceases
TO be virtue. All should cultivate habits of L.
Sltlmate, Prals"orthy economy; but in doing this.
one should be careful to avoid chershin, iIi3beroi
practices. Enlightened economy is not inconsist,t
with Iberahty and good feeling towards others II
is wise to be economical but avarice leads to woe
lhe New ork Sun entertains lis readers VIII
an arucle on economy which will lie found annev
ed "Aie \
The man who commences in early life to prac-
tlce economy Is always a su, cessful man. Those
VINO take care OF cents soon have dollars The
small, unnecessary expenditures are what keen So
many men poor, and at toll all their lives Its re-
ally astonishing to find how few men and won, on
think 1t duty TO be economical when the world
goes smoothly and prosperously with them While
II Is rare to find persons with abundant opportuni
ties, who will not strive to be independent and nre
pared for the little yicissitudes of life.
Some love display, and will even run into
ueo' 70 SiaIly 'neif foolish passion. Others 90 on
| -, Ply VI ~ ny While theV can and Danish
al thoughts OF bad times, sickness or old ac.o
O'nerS' AGAIN contract bad and expensive habits
ana rathel Chah make an attempt to get rid of them
submit 10 thelf tyranny, and deceive themselves
with the plea that they are necessary 70 the FIJI,
Joyment of life. But the full ENJOYMENT Of lie
consists in living wisely and nationally Trans
lent pleasures can be purchased too dearly anl
for hours of rotous enjoyment, DAYS and months q
misery and pain may be the fruits.
"He will enjoy life most who indicates his do
Slres and economies the rewards of his toll IT,
Will be freer from apprehenSions, and will have les
regrets to disturb his happier moments. No ont
may anticipate that his path through life will b.
lighted by continual sunshine. This wear NAV h
prosperous one the next may be the reverso
The mechanic who now has abundant worl, on,
good wagea cannot tell whether these will or no
be permanet, He knows not how soon his baaI1
may fail, and his little family be without nroyi
der. And sol is of every one who earns his brea
by his own labor. 1t is, therefore. their dutv +
be economical while all is going well with then
5 Nomatter how small may be the saving each week
it will amount to pleasant little sum by the en-
of the year
1.-The habit of saving, too. when once acou;reG
will work wonders. Economy has a most saint
= ry influence upon the character of men and fam
lies. 1t is a promoter Of all the virtues. tie
I courages industry, overcomes evil temptations an
produces feelings Of independence and seIf-re
p spect'
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-03
EGITnEH. CsSS[i.EnTS.

iFEssRS. Hale & MCEDooE, HAnLrox, B1s-
IYi KERvILL & Co. LANrhIS q NmTFuLD, FRANK
LIN & BR-THEE, OTTLEY & Travis, and SHERNAN
Y HARRIs, of Columbus, Mississippi have supplies
OF ca SSfHEitES, manufactured by CARSON YoUNG
q GRIER at the Rock Island Mills. in Meckjenburg
county, North Carolina, to which The attention Of the
pu3Hc Is respectfully invited. The purpose Of the
manufactures to produce goods suited to the south
ern market and southern Consumption. 70 do which
hey have spared no eiorto present Fabrics sufficient
" eenteel for all business purposes and plain dressing
aud at the same time equal in durability, and Of er
mancn colours as any goods OF similar grade nude o;
sold IN The tnited SfateS.
They ask from all who disposed 70 foster thi.
branch Of industry at hoae, to give them the most
thorough tests, and are perfectly wiling that the sue
cess Of their enterprise may be determined thereby
October oth, 1853. 37-6w.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-03
Cant. ACAer.

+ returned to the Senate from Monroe--bea!-
IS ie'uF Sullivan by almost the old Democratic
ing io 1lm ;n that county The Capt is Demo
Graf of the right stamP-a gentleman OF enGeii1 Hs
since with high credit to himself, and according s1
to our recollection resigned his seat in that oouy
to take the conAmand OF a company IN "a neg,
roent Mississippi Rifemen in the late war WIN
Mex;co The Southern Standard at Columbus
mentions his name in connection with the Presldeh
~ of the Senate atthe coming session OF that ooay
Ills devotion to his party-hls experience ap 4h
lilies and private worth commend MN ~ Wy
nos;tion. ChoctaaO Observer.