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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
Srubiabroz uno Sommerz9Sooren.
Grim nn0 2leninaer,

go. 5 Seit 6amilton StraBe, 2(Qcntoun.
Stno tdrjtb rrn @runrrt unO gbiloprlpbio mil
tlnSm 9rrBn NIrrtsment ecn
SrGDiaDr6s unO SommersBoaren
jurid9ctebrt bGtc5np aus allen 2ru trcdsnru gBaas
rtn, olS:
@in9bam6, 2(tpoeos, gereoe Delains,
Ntou5 Ocloin6, Mu5lin Sc Scoc,
Sllt 9pplin5,
uno ieoe onrcre 2(u 9Gote6 DrrB Sdoc, Gatt,lnc.
MuslIns, 6IannEIc, uno cine 9rcBs &ertbicpmbcit
non ourtrn 2GNitS Gc;cuo.
8 dr W annspC 1rnc n.-lQS Ebrorcs,
NouES uno trountS Sutb, GoGimSrs pcn aCcn Qrstgti
Unp StpIS, @Glttnjtu8c, 8tntudp Scans, unp Gafbs
mrrctts.
9Se fTc gS oarc n.-Sadcnsts, Gambrio epE.
9yuStin, Chefs, Strtips, etc. G6sunlIs elinis
manr, Namost O0pcr unb Suilts.
Sreibtrtt eases uno @r9ju9s, 2irtn Slider, Srims
mn9s stt.
6cFSrm-Gin rculSurioc$ 0lTcrttmcnt pru
0clt GjrptS. 9R,tts Sbjrt no Sromcr Gropots etc.
GarptttnG.- Sin SrcGIs QNcrtSmSnt ptu
GorpEt@, 6rrEtmb CARPET @o9s.
Spie9tl. - Sin pcltrmmtnCs 2tlIcrttmcnt
rrn W0bc9cnn SrGm Spit9d.
Suetns 10 az n.-@in rclIcS aFcrttmcnt
Hrn SnEtnSirartn, in SIttS uuo Gingln, UNI GSufr
;u bcfrer9tn.
GrcBtris s.-=2tts RafTrt, sudtr, She, Gafs
9NcIoltS. SSs, Grfnsn, pCn9, NRotrEItn, unb ans
brc 2trtttttn.
n.-Gorpct:3sttd ierSr Srrtt, 93auunpcus
Gorn, fhuac3 uno VsiF, sjtbtcrwjt9cn.
81 ctr tr.-Sranbp, Sin, SBtiuc, Sum uno
gHhjsfn
2tUs Die cbacn 2(rfiln mcrrcn an cen alltrutrrias
trn Gdith YrtiFeu prtouf-far SOor9NO crSr eons
oIsprcbutteu.
Grim ,mb Jlrnin9rr.
2tGcntoun, IRiri %. no6S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03

NI'a 20 w I,II.ST % W.Uao
e. u. Gdt rcr 2(rtb uno 5tpcitcn SnaGtn,
pbtlapelPbtn.
CsStoc &drittit pcn Yltnocn, i'm Gjrcgcn uno 6(ti:
~ nen. fchc ols SerrU, 6lrptr, 6jctbit, Sd uno
Orr 2onriOpcS, nb gu bottu an Den niSprrltGn 9re:
Btn, in &TbdnB Der SualitSt Der 2(r6tit. 2(uftrS=
&c fir wr9creusn, 9;mtinIu fir StcbrGu, 9Itttrtr
uno oRHGrt 8Itnben wtrbcn au cc tir%itI 9ctij Be-:
rr9t.
S0uflSut' une 2(urcrt fino cin9Naotn Gin &criutb
tct uns ju mOtbtn. 28ir rpcusn prrIu6rn Su
&c riebi9eu.
@roltS, Srimmin9S, etc., ttitSuci9 ouf l6anN.
8ehOtttt bas g. 9G. Gdr Ger 3mct ten II. u T tb
StroFtn, Nbitarttpbia. i'm Gtp&bniG.
9Rdr; 30. no6IP
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
t&5osE8 rsraD $sOfGc

burb pripot 6anoel Git pcrfaufcn.
Der llntcri9ytctcnc Gtctct Gcrhljt irin Sau5
irp FCttr, 9cIr8cn in SaI5burS Somidip, gr6n
Gauntg, gum 9]riSntz |crthuf on. Die 2pttr
grrnSt an 2anb bcr gGittwe S@mipt rmS Sptn
OicGl, mN cntbdlt SEaia cinn GoItrn 2tdcr ganp
Die Srrtelrrmgrn parnuf Imp
Ir--A Gin ncuc5 ;YriEdi9ca ) / Gmsg8p + n
fsn:f boW6, 81 Ills 16, Gin 5rGntsStau,
liiii9% l6hci IS, unp ba5 gGaiIcr nit eincr
+s1-~S 9unFc 1T rnbc rcr Gtiire. Die gcttc
lit nit oIirrle 9utrn Stitbaumcn tcpfnnSt, 1T
iitcrIaupt in gutter Srpnun9 wp lcNt gang na9r
an Der SctDIrbcm unp pbiIorclp9o ShaFe.
Sciib mro Gin gutco 9tcdt f0nn bis ben criter
nGdfrn 9tpril 9cgctcn wrrrcn. Gn5 9iaEcre CT
fibrt man trt SpirPt &lcB,
uuttrb0tt l5o9tntubs GjOltbous, 2llIcutoun.
c}ult 20. rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
S0tfaDrt crDfnet.

Die Ge6a Sran5portation5 Company
gift Birrmit 9adri6t, rap c MN Ecrcit 1T jcrcrs
lei &aufmnmSsG etrjunetuteu unp pieirlten
NIT 9rpn,ptGcit mb SAnclli9fcit Spn 99farcls
pbta naA Cation, Sctblrbent, 9ttrntptpn, Diau6
G6unt, 9rnn 6nSrn, 9SGitc SaYn, g4tlfrtbarr,
np alien 3wiIhGnpIItcn an rem Grlapare unp
2rtRa GanGlcn at3uliefcrn. Die Gigentbimrr
witnIGen tbre 5rcm,rc lmp Gunbrn in &rnntnib
gu lrsc, rap iie iGrcr 2inc YerIhicocne nclte Sppz
tc HtnSu8cfit8t, ppbw6 in 9rrbrm WnBe bic Gjrs
ihGfte gcfGrpWt mcrpcn. Sie Yerrihtcn iGre &C.
IbIite INNER NOD, ant nlten Stanpplnb, critcr
gSborf ptcrbaIb prr Sipr StraBe, birett srn 81.
mp 8, SGr9bt 9r9cniibrr. Sic frfErpcrn aud,
0jiitrr nad) unp Spn gteuyprf nnd g6tlfcetarrr.
GtenfnlS an alle 3piidenptibcn an ben 0cla.
mare lmp 9taritan mrp Selopnre mo 2cda Gos
nalcn. gSaarrn weIde ouf rieirr ginie ScrI6iift
mcrNcn, ecDrn auf q. 9. 9lcitIrn'S gtnic Spn
Sdaluppm no6 9irpz Srlm5pid mrtc1c man
itnprt an Der 2llbanY Saln, om Sup Der Grpm
StraBc, 9trrp Silver, 9ieugprf.
Scpmrpe 9tu5flmft lit paiclbit su crbottcn ppn
9tcgnplp mp Gtarf, 80. 100 gGeIt StroBr, prr
an glciIlpn'5 2lacntrn Sffice, IS SGcit StraBc.
Die Gcleli@aft Bat 9rrBc SGoarenb1uIer, gu
Cation, SrtbIebcm glarntam,, Mau6 Count,
lSbite Saprn unp gGtlfesboue.
Srafc, @ilIo uno Comp,
| Gi9tntbumtr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
@a,anls DiffaG)rt.
philadelphia, Qllentaun uno Maub
9Dunf
9rdn8pDrtdttDnS@Q Qinie,

Gum transport BON &aufmamSwaaren stpiz
IAen philadelphia, giep SOpr, Galtpn, 6rccmansz
surg, Sctblcbem, 2laenta,m, gSc6prrt, Mau6
G6lnf mS 9Gbitc toascn, unp aler 3pii6cnplGte
entlang pcs Delaware mp 2rGa Canals; abfabz
renp 3pnt
oritten &Darf untcrDolb Der 8ine Ct,
an Der Oelaware.
9nbrm bic ltnter;ci@ncten ncue 9tnfSngcr lfnb,
Rrfrn lie purh 9cnaur mp prpnlpte 2IufmrrtIan,s
felt in iGren @ei6aftcn eun liberation GGril Der
P1rntlitlrn JturoI6oft gu crlan9en.
Die Gi9cntbitmrr triisen 9rrBe mb 9rrG,nti9c
gGaorrnbauier an alien pEen9cnanntrn glnbaItsz
9l1Brn.
tDefer, Song uno So.
Gi9yntbHmtr.
N9cnten;
Sttpbcn 9cno, pbilabdpbio
Somutl 9. Spit, SIctu .orpe.
IS. SS. 6cuIa, @aitcn.
81. unO Il. 8otbmou, SrccnonsGur9.
GborleS Scocr, Wctbkbem.
SStlltam ocdtr, 2lItntaun.
eCEpt6 gStiB, 9SciEpcrt.
9tctCrt 6lce, SIoutb Gbunf.
II. QaroCc uno g., loa;tttcn.
Iorrtcn uno 8IOdSltc, Qsbitt !oortn.
gNoi25. .,.sv;,, ua3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
GbOMas Brown,
3obnarit in 2(Qentdultl

gmpfrHlt icinc Oirnite in pieirm Sadie Irnen
Srrunpcn unp rincm gerbrtcn @ublifum I'M SeIOns
bercn. Gr lit tereit Yplle Srtt5 3Ibnr, 70 mic
cinSclnc 3a9ne nac5 gEunl4 Su Srrfcrti9cn. glu6
fiillt CT wnp ;irbt 3Gbne-2lIr5 al ben allernirs
brighten pretBrn. Gtm rufc an, ,mterIube icnc
9lrtrit, mp itrrSeu9e It6 Ielbt Won Der 0iitc,
SAEnDeit, 9aurrbuitjgtctt mp Stt9frit brrirls
ben.
Seine Office 1T SO. Is g8rits sSnmiltrnsS
Gr, bcr Sppfrlrw 9ntIr gcroNe 0rSrniitrr.
9t0cntaun, Sult 81. nabS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
81 btlabelpbia
Cebensuerll0e 0eraaasae(rllG G(haft,

Office, g. %. GdIc Der 3trn rnb gSotnut Strafen,
9bI0OcIpbtn. Sncrrpcrtrt pur6 rie 0eicsgctm9
Ycn 9cnni9lpanicn, MS3 1918.
Sreibricf ouf immer-Gapitat 100000.
Staten niepri9rr ais ir9cnb cine prnnigIpanilde
GeicaiGaft, ump pBlIi9 15 @ru3. niepri9cr ais bic
8e,rGbnlt@m Staten Spn 2rtenspcriheumg, wic
fpl9enrcS Srr8IciGnib srigt. = Cine YerlUn, 80
Sabre alt, mNB Ge;ablen in Der
Giroro 81 SO Sitw Gn0tanb 3 SO
9sunlMpauia 2 36 9itp Ncrt eifs . &c
YSnu SNutual 2 SO Ql6tcn 9 As
philadelphia 9 90
YrsFetut, 81 . Sing; @ieepufotnt, SR NJ SatSpin
Sttrttdr, SraniiS &!adturnc.
Glti9a 5prref GIl, 1T Der rtn,isc als
orlirtr g9cnt Su gaentcpn, 9a., BON Gcutc nn.
SfFrr, DO. 50 SfsSamiltpn Shn6e.
SJuni %, 1853. &3NR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03


6riIdbc 9tnfunft! Sport cure Sips, mb bic &C.
mics taufcn Cuh bic ollCrSrrnctmlen Gjdtcr!
Ter City GGi& StpGr 1T rrnpy fir 9lQr!
100 Stdds ucuc Stpt 0ctonS ;u G4
% DO fttne SortAc DdaiuS ;u 12J, pcblfti(sr
ais pte wcblfiIittn!
&ttrtd Sduns III Gf.
Srcnth SospnS, ftltt S0rbt, ;u 12B.
30 Stiidt trorrfar6i9s 9rints 81 6I
80 10 / 9ttlcichrr SRu5Iiu, lt6r ftin, gu 81.
30 DO ( mb A &itrtel trouncr gyufliu, ,lI GI.
% 10 illptrfciuGr 1s4 ocGtttbttr Wuslin, ;u 10.
@rpBe Sor9oin5 in Wonn6paaren!
90 Sttds fontN uno ibmar;tr 90iiimSr so tiS 1.5O.
30 60 Ihpor,cs uno ttouts enalifbts unb fron;Sii:
lbcs Sud- rrn l bi$ 5 co.
80 70 taumpclIcns 6citnifcFr Ycn 10 lis Is.
6orplS! S6dwlS!
30 ncumcet9t Grops Sbomls pcn bis II Sbattr.
90 fbnarjtiNsns S@omlS, iIbr wrbtf,
Sonbibube uuo Striimpfc.
80 Sussno msi6c uuO gcmiihte ztrimpfs III g., urb
80 10 |oonribubt gu Ct Gents ras Vo6r.
Sueen6Waoren an 0roBen Saroain5
100 Sttt neuc SpIt SuttnStpaortn-25 Qrc,tnt
lpcbtftiltr ais ir9cuonc rnit.
2OO SloS;Sumbltrs ju uur Gents
@ro5erien.
Ttintr Sc l 3udCr lu Ct Gents.
Sctncr Surup:YlclalIrS u 10.
Suptrftintr 5utttr ~ s, uno
2(urbtitr ptiFtr ~ 10 @tnts.
9teue StD(e CARPETS mo SDobes.
800 NorpS Carpet ron % bis %.
100 8EnltErtImrcn [SborSSl tbr wcGlfit.
SRitCur9cr - S3ir lorcu ollt cn ,u tcmmtn unS
uuItrn erc}tn Stct Sitter Nl craminireu. ebr fSnnt
@tnGn Sbatr aus Sunf criportn, pcnu ibr orruft an
Gin Gdib Stcbr pcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-03
DSepe Samiliie follte Elm Gppie baben."
Sin 1ttG0QBbdreS 8u0,
nur 25 Gent5 folteno.
Nlenlth femr bids.


cNr. 6untcr'S me biSiniItbcS SaHotuh I'll
$I&tontG @ntbalttno Die Gjrunb;tae ras llr.
lprun9s, Srrthrtts, bcr Stbanrluna unb lotiluno
ocn lcotr Srantbrir6fcrm pee rurCb ptrIdteeenarti
gen 9cbIthtlihtn llm9ou9 Stt66sfttIuno cosr u6tr.
mdBl9cn GtlbltbtSpirttbr uQticatn uurocn, netIt
4nuttun9en gu ecrcn Scrbdtuu9, in MrtSnSticbem
Stple lino mt rcr ontSnot9ftn Sprdtbs 9ctbritbrn,
ais pos 8tlnItat cner mtbr GS 2Oiabri9tu ausfbsG:
m Der Stttun9 pcn &rdntbCjtsn belitotcr lno pripn.
trr Notur 9tpicnlcttn proriS,-mit cnem sulas Ycn
Rttrpten sur loctlun9 rltber &rontbttrn uno elmer
HbhonlIunA dber etc ltratbcr, Gpnlptrme uno oeit.
un9 res totttn SicbrrS, - fir 55 GGnts rct Grrie,
coer 9rplcn fir ctncn Sbatcr miro prtfrrl natb
r9tno ctncm &btilc pcr &cr. Staottu pcrtuoet. no.
orelfre rcllfrci "YScr l26 4ct Sftc" corr pcn Iu.
tor, 35 9irro 7ts Sro5e philadelphia.
An Sbolcr ocrwtrtcn. - . +. Sumter
cOptlI 800 brjabItn, tpenu es ibm ftblSu Icts ir.
9eno rnen Sau orn 9ehtimcr 6rontbcit III turircu,
ebne lnttrlbco ncn mic lon9cr Sauer ft it, Wtric
ncn grn btlotn eeibtbttrn lIno in tirt Iripatfuttn
- gtcro 7tStroft, pbitaocipbin, Cnocobcn, no iic
pcr StSrun9 Surtb onbcrc Yotirntn iitbtr fno.
Smpottnj.-Qus un9Gt9ctttr 9'Gfricoiouno Der
Qoifrnt burtb lcbtrnlaas c6cr Sctlttcflefuno, cnt
ttbtn iohrCbi lttCl. SrilbrSfe Sn,rctsn;, rnfrci.
pult9c Snmtnrr9icfunNcn, Sr0unrnotnotmc, G5coStbt
ntRHGrltltAbnct9un9 9rgcn SroucnJmncr, oI9cmlinc
otbilltdt roer trnltttuttrnce lntronurQ fct0tn It
W. ~" """ 0"u'H 9'pt per Scttct cinG itthcre Rur
Sum Nnbptnter-0ie }Iranttn lpttrpen wrh(.
tbnn ts ju 0eonftn, che ir 6tunObelt, GjtidEros,t
unn cfmot6 bos 9tGer ben oGnpcn Ycn 2r;trn o,ntr.
trouSn, Die nbt bic nEtbi9t atnntnis pcn Sicr Sto
c @rontbtthn hobcn. IS III uumE9litb bag elm gVcnib
ale Sthmtrntile etS mcniblibcn RSrpcrs perltrbc.
-StoEr otbtbort Nr;t bat lsncn ttcnccrn 3pca rpc
rim CT crrt9rSbcr urttn fouh ais ftne 9Ritar;tc H.
prrouf CT Ittnt mttltc 3ttt unb Smoium Ytrptnrtt.
| Sobrclon9e @roris, ou$IbGsGtitb ocptrmct
pehr Smotun uno oct SthonNin0 ccn Granfhcitsn
OCT GtblthtsrrNonc, nctit GjtItbmtrm an .RSrprr.
oalS, Mot cecr @Cincn, 6cpfz uno .0nctbcnTbmrr,,
Mtrmrtalrtrrmotiim 3uTanmsn5cbunocn GjrGpel,
llnrt9cldBt9ttt &rantbcitcn rrn iuosurbsn eoifrrn
rotr llnretni9fcit ocS @uts, ucour Die Gcnttltirn
Qtlthpddlt puroc itete ben 0cttrr in Stano, Uutn
lthncNe Ap00fe i'll ot9baTen bic ldb ltiner Stbonb:
(uno unttrpcrfcn.
NRteBntn mtrocn notb alien Shtlcn Ser Ger,
Stoottn rcrionot. rct 5uno 10 bat;r Sos N,orf,t.
phiIobdpbio. Sept. l. 1852. ro1S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

HUNTS MERcH ANTS MAGAZINE AND Cow.
MERcrAL REvIEw-We observe that Charles
W. Christian Esq. has been appointed agent
in Lynchburg for this valuable magazine.
Directed, as it is to trade, commerce, naviga.
ton, banking, internal improvement &c, it
never fails to present lis readers with such
judicious and comprehensive views on these
important subjectsto together with its rich stores
of statistical Information, as would seem to
render it idispensable 10 the library of every
practical man of business. The number for
the present month closes the 2Slh vol We
would advise those disposed to subscribe to ii
to commence with the opening volume for
July. Published Monthly LAP Fulton st.
~ Y, at SIS per annnm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

CIRoulT CouRr. June 3fd-C Commonwealth
rs. Godfey C,ocav.-The jury 10 this case
being still unable to agree upon vcrdlctwefe
with the consent Of The Court discharged.
Consideration Of an application for bail was
postponed till this morning.
Comth. rs jas e Fora, Tor receiving stolen
goods knowing them to be such. Case con-
tinued until the l6lh inst
Comth. rs. dustin IVyatt-Submtted with.
out argumentto the jury-verdlct.not guilty
Comth u.s. THos Ryae-ior stabbing. Case
submitted without argument, and prisoner ac-
Quilted.
Communicate u.s. Samuei b ,coch, for stab
bling. The jury found a verdict of guilty Of
unlawful stabbing, and assessed the punish
ment at Imprisonment TWO months in the CT y
Jail and fine Of SO. Verdict confirmed by
the Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04
Items Of News.

..
Items Of News.
Books Of subscription for the independent
! Bank at Charlottesville were opened on the
10th May and over 100000 stock was taken
lin 10 days The election OF President and
Directors is ordered on the 1ih June. The
name of the Bank is THE Monticello Bank
1t will go into operation early in July.
A private letter received at Newark, n. j.,
4 from Rev. Charles Beecber, states that his
sister, Mrs. II. b. Stowe, has received from
Constable & Co, publishers at Edinburgh,
an offer for Temperance Tale, like Uncle
Toms Cabin, of $4,000 in hand, and half
the proceeds Of the work after that sum is re.
allied
On The evening Of the departure for home
of Mr.. Ingersoll, late Minister to England,
dinner was given 10 him and his nice Miss
Wilcocks, by George Peabody Esq, the well
known banker in London. 1t was given at
The "Star and Carter Richmond, and about
l so persons participated in the dinner, of whom
a large proportion We're Americans including
Ex- President Van Buren, and his party.
match race between the celebrated South
Carolina mare, Nina, and the favorite Rich
mond horse, Red Eye, for purse of $4,000,
two mile heats is to be run over the Fairfield
course, near Richmond, on Friday the 9th Of
June.
A writer IN Mondays Intelgeneer says that
patent has been lately secured here. and
he ,,o1arStonJo in Enrnno al bv NJ T. r
Breisach, of New York, for invented machine.
ny TO produce, and then to use, water power
| for propeling vessels.
The Fredericksburg Herald says:-We un
derstand that poll was opened in Stafford
precinct for Armstrong, for the Board of Pub
lie Works. The Democracy had the pleas
ure Of voting for man running in another
section.
Chevalier Wyckoif whose love adventures
have been so noted, II is stated, has succeeded
in obtaining the consent of Miss Gamble to a
marriage. She is the lady who had him i'm
plisoned.
The Cleveland, Ohio, Herald. of the 2Sth
alt, learns by telegraph from Milwaukee that
the Jury In the case oil MISS w neeler the Young
lady who killed Lace her seducer, were un
able to agree, and were discharged They
stood ten for acquitta and two for conviction
A new trial was to commence on the Both.
despatch from Charleston, dated May so
states that the steamer Conway at Savannah
reports that all but two of the passengers by
the barque William and Mary were saved
They were rescued by the wreckers, while
: the ship was drifting and Just previous to her
} sinking.
The voters of Petersburg, have authorised
: the city coupclls to expcnd 100000 in OBJ
tanning an adequate supply of water for the
city
The Alexandria Gazette learns from a gcn.
tleman from the County of Culpeper that in
the Counties of Nj adson, Culpeper, Orange,
and Rappahannock. the Whea: crop is very
seriously injured by the Joint Worm and Fly
and that 5000 acres of sown land that he has
seen, will not produce in all 100 bushel.
Wheat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

We see it stated in The papers that Mr.
Dudley Mann, recently appointed by the Sec.
rotary of State, has held Office under Mr.. Van
Buren, as Democrat under General Harrison,
as Wing. under Mr.. Polk as Democrat. under
General Taylor as Whig,and now he turns up
for fat berth under General Pierce as a
Democrat again. Dudley is certainly one Of
en-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04
LIS, OF Arrivals AT tac Norven uouse

70 Sims, AypomaitoX; II Shaver. konnoke; s "
Robertson, J Jones, Bedford II Limpkin Baltimore
Aastin Miss Austin Campbell; II Quarles Bedford.
p Massie aud Son; J r Bailey, Appomattox; J w
burlington Lynchburg; Morse, Campbell; Otey,
Lynchburg; II Pierce, Dunspugh, II Huchman.
New York w B Parrison, Petersburg; w |. Maui.
l. Senseny, Foster, Richmond; Vim. Amherst
T Edwards Petersburg Miss NJ Edwards farinvr g:
Williams, J NJ Vest J NJ Berry, Havana; J Huff.
Huff Miss Robes, Miss Godwoll. Miss Rcdes, Salem
Steptoe, Mrs, Steptoe, Bedford
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

EpIscoPAL CONVENTION OF THE DIOCESE CT
V1RGINrA.-This body, which assembled in
Wheeling the 18th lust, adjourned after har,
moniops session of three days, during which
the usual routine of business was gone through
WITH to meet at Lynchburg i'm May 1854
Previous Ito Adjournment the Contention
passed resolution of Confidence and sympa
thy with Bishop Meade, who was absent on
account ofill health.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

The National lntelgencer says that Com.
Aulick discredits the report that the Emperor
OF China had applied to the British for assis
lance in the emergency that has befallen him,
as his hatred to that people has never been in
termitted. The Commodore further thinks,
that if assistance were applied for it would not
be given. as the foreigners in China are united,
ly in favor of the success of the rebels. The
present Emperor has, (he says,) by his insens-
bllty and his addiction to opium, alienated from
himself the esteem of his people, and that he
and his corrupt Cabinet are untitled to COM
prehend and deal with the present enlarged
demands of commerce. The Commodore
considers, also, that all the assistance which
could be now given in aid Of the existing Gov
eminent would be Of no service in determining
the issue OF the war; that the triumphs of the
rebels consist in an inland progress towards
Pekin, which can in no way be affected by the
operation ofalnaval squadron; that the war
vessels Of any nation on the station are not
more than sufficient to protect It's own inter
est; and, finally. that more is to be hoped for
commercially and politically, from the success
ofthe insurgents, than by the continuance OF
the relgnlng dynasty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

The brig Advance. with DIR. Kane and bis
party, on their expedition to the Arctic seas
sailed from n York on Tuesday. A large
number of persons accompanied the vessel
down the Bay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

Paufs church in his city, will be grai'll' q 10
learn that he has been elected Protestant Fps
copsl Bishop Of The Diocese Of North Caf1 s'a,
by large majority of both Icy and clerical
delegates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

The numerous friends Of the Rev. Dr. Al
kinsou, of Baltimore, formerly rector Of St
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

Asst CALL-it being absolutely necessary 10
Il collect deb,s, VIC deem it due those ndepte'
to give notice that we NAV be found at the store
house IF Messrs. Davis Ndwn Il Co.. until the is' 'u
y noxt. where hope all that indebted 10 Us WI. ~
call and settle. All debts uDpnid the Isl jay WI"
on that day ,e pat in officers hands for coiiscllo
ina l4.tliy MILLER & CoMPloN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04
Magnificent Maryland Lotteries

FOX JUNE. 1853
Payment Of Prise Guaranteed bylhe State Of Auy,anf
MARION & CO. Agents,
Baltimore, Nd.
TTNHE following splendid Sch mes particularly
Il worthy the attention of the public, comprising
some of the most brilliant Lotteries drawn in the
United States.
a Good Trio Dollar Lottery!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

n EW BOOKS, &c.-A supply my
v Novel" by Bulwer
Vette, 10y Currer Bell
Henry Esmond, by Thackery,
Bound Vols. of Harpers Magazine,
Late numbers OF Putnams, t.arpers and other Maya
zines.
Nights in Block House. received at
MORSE'S Commission HouSe-
A T,SO-
new and splendid lot of coored French Litho.
graphs in Gill Frames-the public are invited to call ~
examine this new style OF beautiful pictures.
MAY Hts G. MORSE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

- Il IL A n q and SIMMER Fashions
~ lS53.-Just received splendid lot of very hne
French Cloths, Cassimeres and Yestings, which viii
be made up to order, in style peass.-At the ola
stand opposite S, B. Thurman sand wo below the
Merchants Bank. JAS. &. EDWARDS, Agt
for E. E. Edwards
Lynchburg, April l3-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

CIYl l. ENGIN EER. DRAUG II rs MA
a y ID 5 l. RF \ OR.
OFFERS his services the citizens of Bedford and
" of Lynchburg and will pay strict -ttention To any
business entrusted to him.
ADDREss-LIBERrY
ID 2l--rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04

TENrEssEE.-E. l.. Gardiner has received
the Democratic nomination for Congress in the
9TH district. The Wing convention in the
Knoxville district nominated Col Hotaco May
nard for Congress Col. William NJ. Church
we'll (Dem.) is a candidate for re election in
the Knoxville district. Charles Ready has
been nominated by the Wings of the 9Th Con-
gressonal district.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04
DEFRiGERA'F RS!

IA TORS.-Just received ) doz. Shaeys improved
Refrigerator. ranging in price from So to So. Tic
superiority of this pattern over any other in
conceded by all who have used tn EN-. The great scar
rty of Ice the present lenders them peculiarly
desirable, they will pay for themselves in the guam
tity OF Ice they save every season. .-..
ap15-ts A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-04
DLOWs-AgricmLlmruli .pIeMemIs---

n OGECE.-Ali persons indebted to the e"n,'''
~ OF johnson, Younger and Smith, Is we'll as those
having Claims against the same are reqnr-'ra tn come
forward MS speedily possible. mud make tnie'"9
no longer indulgence vii be gr Oh.
YOUNGER 4 SMITH,
Acting Partners OF
April 2l-2m ,hnson. Younger amllh.-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

The SULTAN AND THE UEITED STATES
Mr.. Marsh, the American Minister at Con
stantinople, on his recent return to that city
from Greece, where he went about a year
ago on the affairs Of DR.. King, was hand.
somely received by the Sultan. Mr.. Marsh
was accompanied by the commander and Of
icers of the Levant, and by Captain Walk.
err, of the United States army, and made the
Sultan a proper address, in which he gave
him assurances Of the entire sympathies o.
the President and people Of the United
States in the position in which he IS placed
by the demands of Russia. The Sultan, il
reply, expressed his satisfaction with the
good feeling which exists in the United
States towards himself and his cause, ant
assures Mr.. Marsh that it should be his con
slant endeavor to cultivate and strengthen
them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

THE TROUBLES IN VENEzUELA.-The civ
il connections in Venezuela continue to
spread. At Barcelona, the government of
Gen. Monagas had published a"warning'
to the foreigners, and among them the Jews
in particular, wherein they are accused OF
being the instigators Of the civil movements
there transpiring, as well as in other parts
of the Republic. On a representation oil
the Jews, and some other foreigners, to the
Dutch Consul at Caracas, a Dutch brig OIL
war Of IA guns, repaired to Barcelona from
Laguayra. and it was stated that other Dutch
vessels Of war were momentarily expected
to arrive there. r