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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15
TO TRAVELLERS FOR NEW wong

THE Rhenish-i'elgan Gallery Of modern Euro
L pean paintings, 663 Broadway, in the rooms
Of the National Academy Of Design is open daily
from 10 A. NJ. till 10 Z. NJ. One of the mos, inn.
pressing paintings is the large view Of the bean.
tful LAKE OF LOCARNO or LAGO MAG
'iokb. az I'm pd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

The total number OF arrivals at ,ie
principal hotels "a, Saratoga Springs
this season, was 1864. This is an
,ucrease Of O3" over the nunbrr last
" ar, when there were l. $40 visit
ore
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

A NOBLE NEBsrEniAN SENT MENr.
Few men ever uttered more noble
sentiments than did Daniel Webster
Pcople-,he quiet world at large-are
jus, beginning TO find this oui.-Take
the fol!owi &, from il speech delivered
at Saratoga in 1910. MIR. Webster is
speaking OF home. No man loved thai,
sacred place with proiounder affection.
Read
carry my children 10 it, 10 teach
them the hardships endured by The
generations which have gon. before
them. love to dwell ON the tender
recollec,ions, the kindred ties. the early
affections, and touching narratives and
incidents, which ningle with all know
OF this limiiive iamily abode. weep
to think that none OF those who inhabited
il are now among the living land if ever
| am ashamed oft, or il ever fail m
aifeclionate veneralon Tor him who
reared and defended II against savage
violence and destruction, cherished all
the domestic virtues beneath lie root,
and, through The fire and b.ood otseven
ycars' revolutionary war, shrunk from
no danger no toll, 10 sacrifice, to serve
his country, and to raise his children TO
Il condition better then his own, may
my name and that OF my posperity, be
blotted forever IRON the memory oi man
kind"
HIS works, the speeches ne has left,
his sentiments at hoae and abroad, in
public and private lie, abound with
just snch gems. And yet no man was
ever more scandaiized.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

q We learn that boat containing
five persons WAS capsized Tuesday, in
the West passage, and two Of the men,
belonging to Wexford, were drowned !;
the her three were picked up by the
Ferry boat
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

O. There was nm alarm Of ere Mon.
day afternoon. caused by the burning Of
some cotton waste al the Woocn Mill /;
no damage was done.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15
MORTIMORE'S
ENEUMATIC COMPOIND.

nIlIS truly celebrated remedial prepa atinn .flica
i ciOus alike for each aud every description ~.
RuEUMATIC COMPLAINTS, il already too well knuwI
aud esteemed throughout the United States. 10 RI.
qnire ANY lengthy notice of it, paramount virtues
1T ERADICATES this heretofore iucurnlr md dis.
tressing disease from the system. nnd STANDS u y.
RiVALLED IN TIE PIIARMALI OF MEnI-
CINE.
We do not propose 10 make unqualified state
ments or To fore, n nostrnm before the public, but
simply to request those most interested,
SUFFERERS THEMSELVES,
TO procure from the Agent n thcir vicinity cirru-
lar, and not only read the tesIU uuy Of those who
have experienced its invaluable curative powe. =,
hut 10 write To, or call upon. tr Cunyslcsc,nt- So
that the staten. n's may cminatc iiuIu The FOIN
TAIN HEAD-a course which will satisfy the most
ncreGu.ous, and one by which the reputation of the
REMEDY is certain of being sustained. Write also 10
the proprirtors, who will accord every information,
aud furnish names Of ndOubted character from ey-
cry section Of the Union, numbering among them
some Of the most eminent Ply sicians, Ch rgNu,n,
Editors aud prominent citizens rendering the relia
hly and efficacy of the remedy hey ond the r. ach OF
doubt oI distrust
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

az The steamer Perry broke her
shaft Tuesdayn'ght CT. her passage from
Providence to Ilhis city she was tow
ed 10 Providence yesterday for re-
pnirs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

o. MIR. Stough,on OF Greenfe d. says
that the $500 watermelon story 10 Tar
below the truth.
The pocket book found by him con-
lainrd money and paper TO the amount
of -fre thousand dollars. The name Of
the owner was ascertaincd from The
papers, and the property returned to
aim.
DISSOLUTION OF LopsEs The Mer-
camille Lodge Of Odd Fellows in Hart
ford, Conn, dissolved their associa ton
not long since, and divided the funds
among the members. Within few
days the Charter Oak Lodge followed
their example, and 1t is said that the
Hyperion Lodge are aboul taking their
steps. The Chart, Oak had a fund Of
ahou, $4,000, TO be divided among l30
members.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

THE Power OF SiLeNcE.--A good
woman, who was sadly annoyed by
termagant neIghbor, who often visited
her and provoked quarrel, at last
sought the counsel Of her pastor, who
added sound common sense to his other
good qualities. Having heard the story
Of her wrongs, he adv ised her TO seat
herself quietly down in the chimney
corner when next visited, take the tOngs
in her hand, look steadily into the fire,
and whenever a hard word came from
her lips gently snap the longs without
uttering a word. A day or two after
wards, the good woman came again to
her pastor with bright and laughing
ace, to Communicate the effects oi this
new aDtido'e for scolding. Her lroubler
had Wis ted her, and, rs usual, COM
menced her TRADE. Snap went the
tongs each TIM.
Why don't You speak y said the
termagant. more enraged.
Snap.
Speak !" said she.
Snap.
do you speak. | shall split myself
If you do n, speak p
Snap.
And away she went, cured oi her
malady by the magic power OF silence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

DREIiUM Wax Night Ligh,s.--This unique
Il article will I've found from its purity and
pleasant odour ~ we'll as from its great conve.
nience, most desirable nigh, light Tor the bed
Chaml'er; supply tn. day rscieved. by
u70 RI TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

gJThe yellow iever Is dccren-ing'in
New Orleans. but is VERY bad in Mobile !;
there are as many Cases there in
proportion TO the number oi inhabitants,
as there have been IN New OIleans AT
any one period. It is hoped tina, nm
early iros, will put an end TO the sick
uepR.
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NEW ORL.ANn. Sent. Slh.

The total number Of deaths reported
for the "a hours ending tins morning,
was 50, including as from yellow fever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

CAT the celebration oi the Battle or
Lake Erie, in this city on Saturday, the
Governor and Staff, the Ncwpor, Ar
tillcry, Ken,lsh Guards, Warren Artlle-
ry, Engine Company No. g. oi New
Bedford, Engine Companies No. |, 2, 3
5 and 7, of this cry, participated. The
day was very unpleasant, and conse'
quenty the attendance from abroad was
not al large as II otherwise would have
been. The procession formed OH the
Parade, and marched directly 10 the
North Baptist ChIrch, where the exer-
cises, which had been previously an
nounced, were performed. The process
sion then moved To the Ocean House,
where some 600 or 700 guests sat down
and par,ook Of a sumptuous and excel
lent dinner, which was served up in Mr..
Weaver's best style.
The streets and public buildings and
several private residences were TASTE
iully decorated by Mr.. BeaIs, OF Boston;
in the evening the State House was
brilliantly Illuminated, under his SUPER
vision. His services Throughout, gave
entire satisfaction.
In the vening, Protection Company
No. S, Capt. Tisdale, gave sp',ndld
supper to Company No 6, Of New BEL
tord, at the Touro street House, which
was got up in fine style by Mr.. Devens.
The "sxes" were the guests Of the
lives" AT this celebration.
We were IN New York on Saturday.
and mrs. unable to particularise any
more in regard to the celebration. Our
thanks are due TO the Committee oi Ar.
engagements for the celebration. and also
to Protection Company, for invitations
TO their dinner and supper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

U Queen Victoria has prohibited
the polka being danced in her pres
ence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15
MOBILE. Sept. 9th.

NTVbTIb' o' TR' O'"'
There were 81 deaths reported in this
city yesterday, Of which 81 were from
yellow f. yer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15
HERALD OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY Sep. 18th, 1853.

owe are indebted To Henry Bar
nard, Esq, Superintendent Of Public
Schools in Connecticut, for copy Of hs
annual Report 10 the General Assembly
of,hai S,aie, at The last May session. II
is large volume, and abounds With
the most useful, valuable and PRACTICAL
information in regard to the interesting
and important subject of which i, treats.
Mr.. q. has devoted his whole life m st
assiduousiy to the cause of Education,
and he has probably done more than
any other man to elevate the Public
Schools oi this country to their present
high standard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

NJ Among the recent deaths it,
California. We notice tho nsmc vi San
nc S.mpson, n THE cI'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15
CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE

CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No II EXCHANGE TREET,-PKoyipEHck
HENRY STAPLES & CO., Offer for sale sp
IL the most favorable terms -
Book Paper, made to order, at short notice.
Letter, Cap, Bill and Envelope Paper.
Note Papers. Hardware Paper
Printing Paper, Of all B,ring Paper
regular sizes, and any Tack Paper.
irregular size made 10 Shoe Paper.
order. Carpet Paper
Tissue Paper. Cloth Paper
Tea Paper. Drug sis' Paper
Tallors' Pattern Pa Box Paper.
per. Straw Paper.
Manila Paper. Dry Sh.athi.s Ia
Colorcd Me'iiun Pa per.
per. Botting Paper.
tirocers' Paper. Straw Beard.
Tarrcd Shcathng Pa Hemp Board.
per. Envelopes.
Cotton Irvine, Wick, and Bat ing
Also, highest cash price paid for Rucs, &c.
HENRY STAPLES go
n6ly is No. II ENchanpr-st
PIANO FORTE TO LET
A Seven Octave Piano Forte. En2uire at the
n United States Clothing Store.
Hl do.rs North Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

The editor Of the Elmira Republican
notifies his Subscribers and others, that
his fighting hours are between 10 and
IL, A. NJ, when he will be happy TO
see any one who wants anything.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

DA man by The name OF Briggs, n
house-carpenter, was found drowned IN
the dock at Bannsler's wharf, on Satur.
dny morning. He probably accidental.
ly fell in during the evening or night.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

PROFESSOR ALEX. g. BARRr's TRICOPH
EiDuS, or MedlcaIed Comp, und, for heautify Ing,
curling, preserving, restoring and strengthening the
har, relieving diseases of the skin; curing rheumatic
pans, aud healing external wounds. Bounded 10y no.
geogra phioa lines, the reputation of Barry's rcoph
erous peIvddcs the Union. The sales Of the article
of late wears have increased IN ratio that almost
ceeds belief Professor Barry, after "A careful exam
iation Of his sales book, finds that the number Of
bottles delivered Ia order, In quantities OF from half
gross upwards. during the year 1852, was within
lrhe of $4,000.
IL Is unnecessary to present at length the evidence
OF the wonderful properties Of the trcophefous when
the public have furnished such m cHdot sement ss
ions given Of its chemical action upon the hair, the
scalp, and in all cases of superficial irritation, first
recommended u to the attention ol the people. This
was all that the Inventor desired. Every bottle
advertised itself The effects o the fud exceeded
expectation. II acted like n charm. The ladies
would not he without IL. Country dealers In every
section uf the United States, found they must have
1t and thus was butt up Wholesale trade to m
tent hitherto unheard of regards articles Of this
Kind The highest pont has not yet been reached, |,
and /, Is believed the sales this year will be million
and n alfofbottes.
Depot aud mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway, New
Yo X. Retail price twenty five cents large bottle.
Liberal discount Ia purchasers by the quantity
sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the United States aud Canada, Mexico,
West Indies. Great Britain, France, &c.
ml3 X. J. TAYLOR, Agent for Newport. !
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

~ Capt. Crawford, OF the brig Com
merce, has handed us the follow
ing
Brig Commerce, OF Andrassan. 23d
August 1853. Al noon, civil Time, This
date, in latitude by observation 36 so N
and longitude by chronoheter brought
up I'LL noon, 55 O6 w, nj 3 30 p. m
s'w schooner on our siarboard beam,
and shortly afterwards observed her
steering curious y ; she went right
round the compass. | observed her
main sail with the peek lowered down
l thought there was no person on board
Of her, and steered of for her, and
shortly after, | lsaw them hois, the peek
ol her main sail, - and then hauled nv
wind agiin and afterwards | thought
| saw flag al her peek, and s,eercd
inr her again, and as | neared her
saw an English ensign hai up so
run down round her stern Gnd spoke
her. They told me their Captain died
The day before, aud that, buried hlm
that morning; they said that there was
none ollhem able 10 sail The vessel or
take charge Of her; they wanted me to
give them a man TO take charge bu.
could not. She was from Demaiara,
and bound for Newfoundland. | told
them how to steer, and gave them all
the directions could. They said there
was nothing else the matter; the schoon.
er's name was w. Is. BAN, OF Prince
Edwards Island. At the time spoke
her, we would he in about lat. 81 90 n.
and long. % 90 w. There appeared
10 be five men on boaid OF her dt p.
m, | made saI, and shortly afterwards
los, sigh, Of her, as there came on a
thander storm with much rain.
DAVID CRAwsosD Master.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

TTWe are indebted 10 Mr.. Adams,
oi the Canonlcus, ior Providence pa
pess.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

~ w. WOOD, Teacher Of Music. Piano.
- fores tuned and wires replaced. Orders
lett at Pcek's Bookstore, 80 Thames Street,
promptly noticed. Gyl8
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THE ABOVE NAVE ALSO ron s.LR
TIE GREAT Alternative,
MOR1iMORE'S
BITTER CORDIAL


This invaluable remedy for every description Of
Nervous Affections and for diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys has Obtained 6 popularity wherever intro
dueeu, unprecedented in the history Of any other
medical preparation ever brought before the pub.
lie.
Many Of our most eminent Phys ysicans have thor
on2hy tested its merits and now prescribe II a. the
most effective ALTERATIvR AND BLOOD J., RIfILR
EVEN KNOWN.
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Ialpitation of tn Heart,
Night Sweais aud affections of the Lungs viii rcadi.
" Yield To the influence Of this unriysled remedy
Ply sral arrangements or Irregularities. especially
with Females producing Debility aud prosiration
oi The system, may be at once obvaled aud removed
by the Use of the
BITTER CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER
Which Is n vegetable spirit Pheasant to tnke and
perfectly safe "a he used n any utnte ot health even
by the most delicate female or child.
PRICE. 81 per bottle.
w V. ALEXANDER & co. Proprietors,
No Barclay street, Asior House, New York.
HAZARD a CASWELL, Sole Agents foi New
ort
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15
HORriMoRE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOIJND.

Is Vegetable Eyract an Internal Remedy. pre-
pared expressly for this One Diseas, and this it
will cure in every form, either Inhammatory (Acrte)
or Chronic, no matter ofhow long standing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15

JOHANN MARIA fAklNh
OPPOSITE Juck's Place, CulOgne. This Cologne
" IL composed from the finest Momatcs and how-
ers IN the vegetable kingdom, b,irI disti'led from
blossoms and not made from oils II ms been for
many years the fsyorte perfume Of MI glasses ~
Europe and surpasses IN fragrance all IT. many i'm
itations. The Prle Medal was awarded II nj the
London Exhibition, when plnt ci IN conpttition with
multitude nj preparations, bearing the same name
and its claim to be the product of the Oiignai Far
ina, Recipe" placed beyond dispute. We have Ju,t
received fresh invoice, IN long and short bottles.
HAZARD a. CkswELL.
Apotheoarlc.' Hall, Washington square, Ball Of
Pharmacy, I31 Thames ~. UNI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-15
DREADFUL lNHERITANCE
from the Parents.
BgNIaHTEO IGNORANCE,

How long shall this ignorance prevail so produe,
tive Of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature character and
causes Of the various womb and sexual complaints,
embttering her days by sufering-suferng often
prolonged to years, eventuatng in complication Of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurabe Shall
for close our eyes to the results Of physio-
logical science by which We may arrive at ar
understanding Of ourselves as men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring Diseases and
narnafuafinn them 10 Children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-11
rgsHE HUGUENoT SPRINGS.

> r n ~ u gs-Ihta
pleasant retreat will be opened 10 visitors on
the 18th June. Since the last additions and
improvements have been made in the Hotel and
gone a thorough repair. Competent assist nss and
servants In the difereat departments have been
procured, good Band of Music engaged and eve
~ thing done 10 secure the comfort and pleasure
of the guests The waters of three kinds, Sui.
phur, Chalybeate, and combination of the two,
and at entiye observation of many years enables
the subscriber to say confidently that these waters
are highly beneficial especially in dyspeptic cases
and In the diseases Of females and children
Baths, Hot and Cold, may be hsd as heretofore.
The Ball Room. Bowling Alley and other sources of
amusement invite those who in quest of reerea.
ton and pleasure s.t-s
The Huguenot Springs are la Powhatan county,
on the river road near the Manakin Town Ferry,
IL miles shove Richmond. 4a4
The cars of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad,
leaving the city every morning at O'clock, eSun-
days excepted) will convey visitors to Robiou's
Station, whence large and commodious omnibus,
in addition to the one used last year, will take them
to the Springs. The fare through will not exceed
81. car will also leave Richmond every Saturday
evening by which arrangement visitors may visit
the Springs at the close OF the week and rstura
early Monday morning
Board $50 per month; $40 per week; 81 so per
servants half price. Horses 90 CTS per day; sin.
gle meals and lodging so cts each.
CHAS A McEVOY, Esq, whose instructions In
dancing have given such general satisfaction will
(before abandoning bis present profession) give his
last lessons to class at tine Springs during the
son. a 4s X w ROYSTER
ie l3--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-11
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL DIR o A Crenahaw
Charles City, H Anderson. Amelia; H Wood,
r Farley, Gainesville; w r w ashburn. Wash
ngtou; Il II Coicock, 3 c; w Fem Peters.
burg; D Severely, N G; G Richardson, Nelson;
II Douglass. aPowhaiap; Mrs Wareham
Miss A Wareham, Geo; r Whittemon and la
dy, Charleston; WIN E Taylor, Tennessee
H w Benton, Washington; w Sanford,
Anderson, Tenn; E L Hutchins, A 6 Perkins
NC; w Cooper. Clarksburs;J d Moon, Jr
Aibemarle; z Powell, Goochland, Va; w I
Washburn: Washington; A w Harker and la
dy, Phila; X horner, ] Davis, Clarksburg
G Matthews, N c, L w Huling, BalG w L
Ferguson, Va; l. ] Franken, Rotterdara,
fACHANGE HOTEL NJ GosRin, Ssa Fran
cisco; Garland and servt, Va; 81 Taylor, u
w Mann, Texas; Miss L Baskius, do; Mr. and Mr.
Pratt and children, and Miss Tartt and scrvt, no
bile; r Douthatt, lady, 5 children and serVt ano
Miss Selden, We; Mas Col Geo Armistead and ID
Armissead. Baltimore; Dejsrnette Caroilue u
l. Francisco, Louise; w NJ BrodnsX, Lyncnpu,e
Wynne Williamsburg; w Allen, Virginia
J Tildell, Miss; R Taylor and MISS w.. aay,ot,
Norfolk; Mai VIM Gilbam. Lexington, va;
Montague, Va NJ ]; J Timberlake and ilm ,ts
lake. Shadyell: j Jones, BALTIMORE Witkin.
son, N Y; ID Lacy, Hanover; w Egs'eston ana :
| w Msu,y. jr, Richmond; Catching. ma;
Watkins Prince Geo; A Bsber, Nashville Tenn
| G O Bipshsm Mobile: w Les, dc; Mr. HenIing and
| Mis- He1pinp, Georgetown; w w Shsc zetord and
| lady. do: hev jenkins and China ssrvt Charles
| ton: C ] Heicks, Oxford, N C; DR. Allison Lynch
burg Mr. Msrshell child and ssvt, Petersburg; Mics
Dupuy, do; Hobson. Ala; VIM Paiisen, Ex-
| press; Lawyer, Baltimore; Rufin, Abe
marie .5l5
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Leedwith, Florida
G Deep, Powhatan; w l. Dawson, P Edward; J s
Herren, s Carolina; Thomas. We; Morgan anG
w s Shepherd, C; l. Roper, Petersburg; w
Beszley. Spostsylvania; E NJ Smith and D Dun
cumb. n Y; } . Cogbill, G Wood and r X Bass
Chesterfield; X NJ Durre,t, Albemarle Va.
CITY HOTEL.-Dr VIM Ericsson, Warwick
Spicer, fredericksburg; s Thompson, Va; w A
Dutrick, Henrico; Fl Hughes, Weeling; G
Whitehead, Suffolk; R Addington Richmond; G
J Singleton, Trenton; w A May, New Orleans
Dr. Crump, Va; E Gideon, Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-11

lust RECEIVED AT THE FKANKLfN
d CLOTHING STORE. per steamer Virginia, di.
rect from our mandatory, in Philadelphia, emo
Their large supply OF Gennemens' Summer Cloth.
ing, such as Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks; SILK
and Alpaca, Luster, Frock and Sack Goats; White,
Buff and Fancy Figured MarseiIies Vests In great
varieties; White Linen Drill, Chack and Striped
Linen Pants; Drapdete and Fancy Cashmere
Pants. Also, large and select stock Of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods-sll of which we will sell
from Is to 90 per cent less than any goods OF the
same quality and make can be bought for in tho
city of Richmond. Remember at the Franklin,
SO Main street. RIDE COU d co.
lie Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-11

SERENADE TO Mr.. SoULE.-A serenade, in
which some 800 or 400 persons participated,
vas given TO Mr.. Souie, our new Minister TO
Spain, at his lodgings in New York, on Mon
day night, 4th inst. On his appearance he
was greeted with enthusiastic applause and
cheers for Soule and Cuba
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-11

DEATH FROM EATING FLY PoIsoN.-The
Savannah News of the 9th inst, says that on
Saturday evening last iiile negro, about four
years Of age, died in few hours from having
ca en- mixture of Cobalt and M olasses, that
had been prepared aud set for the pui pose of
attracting and killing flies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-11

Nontg county, Pa. in which Judge SMY.
SER ruled that an attempt TO sign a will
death occurring TO prevent the signing-is
sufficient TO sustain the will. In this case the
-decedenl had commenced his name by writing
the letter F., when he sank back exhausted,
and died in ten minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-11
MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHM ION D .

ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, from Phila-
de,phis, mdse TO R Rankin
Schr Virginia. Martin, pine wood to Haskins g.
Libby
SAILED,
Schr r Wetmore, Dearborn, to Port Walthal,
10 load with coal for New York .ts
Schr Rio, Crowell, Phisdelphis coal
Schr Susan. Rogers Boston, tobacco and bran
Schr Gen'l Worth, Travis Baltimore in ballast
Schr Louisiana, Stephens, Baltimore, IN ballast
NV YORK, July ARD, schr Merchant, Terry,
Richmond
BALTIMORE, July 8.-Ceared, schr Hanbleton,
Brooks Norfolk and Petersburg