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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

IRON s'DoSALDs ADvEArtso HousE. lOs sAasu sr
EtNGIRS PATfnT srtAiGIr NEf.Di.E PEItPfNDIC-
- ILNH ACTION SEWING MACiiiNE-sECURED ny TWO
and medals awarded 10 them the best
ing Machines devised They
ae at the Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace in
New York
The proPrietors having perfected their great manuhetoy in
able 10 produce the Machines cheaper rate
determined give the benefit the public by reducing
t25 Hereafter these unriyAed Machines will be sold
either of regular Offices for 500, ciOut Deduction
Discount.
the airaale qualities Machines the
the ClotheT, Tailor. shoe Manufacturer sadder Carriage Trim
Cap Maker, aud Corset Maker, II Is speak
The character OF the machine branches business
tabhcd aud they known admitted be the
feet instruments for the devised The profit
machine i from 500 $1,000 depending
and deuty Of the done We desire call the paTc
uar attention Of Aifdnd Cudr Aancfyers machine
for stitching fine linen and cotton goods We satisfy
that other machine has done do this
kind Of stitching perfectly The price Of the machine includes the
pee Tor Immediate aud full printed Instructions for using
furnished.
Either the Express Companies Merchants visiting places
where offices located afford convenient medium fo
chasing machines.
Friacipdi Office, No. 323 Broddleay. Sec York.
No. 25l Washington street, Boston.
No. 81 South 9Th street, Philadelphia.
'"N" N'''N'' No. l5g Baltimore street Baltimore.
No. 1877 Elm street, Cincinnati.
txoN a
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FALL IMPORTATION
G-NMlII ~ IlOHERT-. af nrdv E.ti


- NTH Il HOBERT- Importers Of nrdWArr Cutl.,y
GunN aud ~addrry 10 receipt of their En-
hsl French German aud American HaiWae, Catery 4c con-
80 dozen collins "-aIls" Arshsr'.r anu .y.iDi. ,x.
i,'Ab ." Pen and Pocket Knives
8,atp ' huivrs
$3.50 Knob Closet, StscS, Pad. CNcst aud Ca'I Locks
.a' " Bat, farli ,tcu T4i.e, Mayer Strop Hu.,s
.tiu ''EpIrer.'" ''W1arf1 1Il'-~ 1
RaTar-
400 - shears
800 " Pat square Rs.ud nlf Round. Mil. Pit Cross Get
Eut Head saw F.rs
ssH '' Horse and Shoe
tnD ' spsd,s, Shovrls ana
2H1 " Selves aui sIit-rs
$50 Gro. Wood screws
~ Z. .lh!s ani S'n ngly Barrel shot Guns auI Ria..
D." Nous hole and other
-y7' solid Boz, Cotttr Key, aud EOstrYfe=s
20 p. Smiih'- Bellows
2oo Do Trace, stage Fnh L5 o. Breast BasI aai Lorl
Chains "
10" d1zcI Halter Chains
2i- kegs Horse SHOES
a. bags "Griu's" Horse shoe Nails
's1N ~. lion ANlys, iH i.rUys
Hand Trnon' Webb, MIL, P Cruss Cut Circular
Hammers. HItrhrts, Aug.r-, Clas pfawne knives
Panrs, Pane Irons, Hraces aud B-: Wagon Str- Ci.
lEy smv Br!ie Bits, stup Irons Rein AMI ii.,r W.
nde Fhnr,, Brides, Horse auI Male Colarf r- saline
business. '' o. - '-
These foods hcr purchased fcasb 10 sheaslI B 1nr.
&c. We prepared O. vGer fl- Merchants virginia Narft
Caro.a aui ttuNc-stc s-a uiactatuts
never 'ro5c oaelci In IhIs market. SMITH ROBEET-
AlS No. - West Main str
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TAIRBANK'S
PLATFORM SCALES,
Long knoVn-Severely tcstcd-M-
ways righ'-the Acknow-
n lcdgcd STANDARD.
~ Asents, Richmond, SMITH & HARDWOOD,


NcCuNE; HAsKtIL a CO;--L4DLES' FCRYL,HIYG
1tA RG0NS dso EgSg@.,ay SC.r ,Eyery description
ready made aud made to order Tor private families Hotels ships
nERvEY MecuNE JAMES r. HASKELL
jytS-3m-tpj
ehS a New Wy 19 . N.5%io ] sGS S%, sra.
SaSg C. c' ,yinss ,s. ''t~,I m &
mail nc of Yok 70 Norfolk anI Wi.hmcrd sr
.pccal ENpr'.- p,E's On route We nov prepared
packages Of every description With dispatch and
Our Esprs.; gi leave Nss YORK ,sr wsdnssy and sa
day Per splendid Steamers EoN'Es aud y,H1orS aligru1isy
half past o'ciock, y ~, on The day Of sailing.
quesrd to orsTb BY tdam. 4 90 -cam.ip FSprr.
ei , m & , m O.. , g,t en'as N ors % ana
ns5scd va be ni.ad route viii be orrs,d. ~ e srau
). L. McpovouGu Ap'H', GHsis R'shaop5 N nd
NoTIcE-Esps p,ekage' ~ Norfolk re'st.burg ani Rich
w hereafter be received by ADAMs& CO. oldray uoarS
ieI-dn ''D'N 81 81 nros5Ssy. rsiSs,ftT New YORK
Dy1'.. 90 GGEDcy % Tey S. e'scr ND Nc Commission s,
s.5l.. $s%:Fisas Hammered ErOs.
tos,i.s t7s,i., i,r, aoi Ams,i.sp .i7 Rolled
German "a, and shear Ste.
Hroad, Round, and Square Iron. au .f.
T.csI. n, %, ,, i3 a, so9na ,, 90 Dc Plough Plates
Amer. Ru.'is. and English sheetirop
M,uR.d' 4 auer.eaa aud sved,'.ira
10 10 plato. s.,ci Zinc. .p,r,si,srro
ShrHtl.rg, NfHftr, tUu uar C,tfl.r
Sheet and bar lead
Pull tsaormtnt n Groceries. suq
MEXICAN PALM SOAP We have Inst received , .,r,r NJ
"a the article iusty sTccrard rr tir toilet also riruire
Yanscr sonp r shaving which will itssif H. rv,Iy
one VI" fiNrs 70 a ir'al. RftAE a BLAIR,
pl" No. 30 nr0ad street
SScorCH AtE-5 essss Mr sons btard The auest Ale n
- = c oountrT, safe tY
auto FLAW, SMITH co
EuANPAGNF, snTRpy, MADEIRA AND FORT wINEs, Of
- beet quality, ior chy
auto ELAN SMITH Co
Hhir OIL. BACON sIpEs. LAMPwtCK AND PACKiNG YARN
u hand and Tor sale BY
aulO FLAM. SMITH co.
NNNE IVORY TArlE CUTLERY.-A complete assortment of
ivory balance Haulicd Gallery with and
10 lgers sons manufacture or sale ~ RULkLEN co,
- lSi Maiu street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

"M r. PARIsEN has this Jay associated with him in the
w Express business JAS H. KING, ESQ, business
S hereafter be conducted under the style aud
New York, February H. 1883.
Ihe subscribers having bougt the entire
virginia aud North Carolina
conducted By Messs P.a KiSG present Yesy street
uE-iaving dispos ID of entire ENp-s
~ buAness heretofore known Nirr snI North
Carohha Express take 90 the cou1
ny az large the enterprng gentlemen conpsus the ur
Mrssr PAsEN kiSG who have business a. ~
PISss forwaTderf- LEVI DODGE
~,
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Tl-sm Eagle Foundry, No. liO Beaver ~ Albany,N.Y.
HnLANO EORIIo.--I z MARNER A CO Al Rrnadurx N.x

HDIANO FORTE9SJ. y. WARNER CO. al Broadway, New
York have on hand At their spacious and elegant Piano
Forte WaTeroOms the above number
of PANo FoEr the manufacture
chastenes design
manshp they be than in fllnes
richness and beauty
strength improved
Barone Of the valuable gToyemen Of modern tme
Piano fortcS complete
o construction remarkable quality u keeping IN
The prices Of these superior will be found unusually
reasonable considering their quality They have been universally
admired by the this
been introduced they have ia instance given uaked
satisfaction.
sr- tYdHd uHcyvirocri Warranty gren IN an
ma3l-d8m ~. WARMER L co, al broadway, y. Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

1--WE prepared 20 Offer the trade
full and Cooking and Heating
Stoves for Wood Coal which the celebrated "Book
Diamond" "Great Weern" 'Maynower The irving" Dos
ton "Prankin Coal and Wood and other standard
and approved patterns We think IL advantag dealers
make their purchases direct from the manufacturers instead Of
paying prnht johbvrs. Many specially
adapted Western markets. shall
pleased TO receive orders for them.
TREADwELL PERRY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

yf8-Sm L. NJ slNuhR a CO
MET POINT stiiooIaThis veil snow s,uuon, p
accomplished the o learning It's
tary exercises are found 70 contribute aanraby 70 opNhe
and the manly and graceful bearing OF its pupils The imnle
dat vicinity of the o. Military Academy the aid Of the
and accomplished Instructors Pupils from
Of
Col Philadelphia Charles King L. L. D. n. Y.
City, Professors Of Yale College and u Military Academy
EDWARD v KINsLEY, A. NJ.
Je22-sm West PCint, New York.
NEW YORK GAS REGULATOR COMPANY Once, 262
~ Broadway.-The Regulator
has been permanently established at 2Gl Broadway b
kdders
mics, and others throughout the United States.
Proposals invited from all places the United States where
Rights
Kidders Gas Regulator desired, will
be the of companies in cities
advan
This valuable machine received the
mendations, unqualified appreciation
OF Gas the United States after long experience Of
the quality Of the light beyond doubt the economical
machine applied lighting apparatus brings this
best Of lights TO the lower than OIL the dangerous
compounds OF spirits and rosin.
The Regulator controls single burner thousand with the
facility renders all attention the the cocks
the burners With the Regulator
wasted by servants those unused % lights
The Regulator all leading hotels New York
city, with perfect sTrng d least fcefyrs per
tae gas and producing better light.
Pamphlets containing description Of the Regulator and tes
mona Of Its vaGe be hal the office Of the Company
they will be sent by post)
jyll-Sm s. T. CLARKE Secretary.
LARCOJfBE, HICKS d. MITCHELL,
NASUFACTURERs
GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL AND PEN CASES
The Trade supplied ON liberal terms.
NO. 20 AALDkS LANE,
Corner Liberty Place. IUp stalrs) New York.
ma3I-3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

AHri number Of third class passengers viii be taken from Phi
iairl anil Liverpool, and found In cooked provisions
Prom Philadelphia a2U FROM Liverpool SO.
F' fine goods S0 and goods hardware
a., viii he taken subject g.
C.fraea will be issued
bringing their friends corresponding rates
Ffis prr goods, hardware Gc viii be taken
subject a agreement
An experienced surgeon viii be carried each ship.
SihHl drausdrawn - sight on England and Ireland
For freight prszTrs, apIiy 70 TIiOs. RICHARDSON,
10 iiroaduay, N York, and wanut a. phiihdeplia
iyiC .tv RtCItAEDgON. HWUTTFWg q 90 tivef,e,f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

Ip FNtHvAi.-r w. stNKty rs.perfuiIy inform. hI. ems
lG tHars nni ihr pll lsnersir oai De- hs Die
Bot anil Dipt.ry under ihe Exchange Hotel
nfDsy ocenrit ~ f1s Lambert y donri below Masrt
Wc rosrf rrtstUrr uhrre hc E prcpaFcd ffrns Ner
chants, uauka other octrs With BLANK Hots hs
oEu mtuncture sarrantcd 90 give ssotob hr has
di o. s Roirv, Rooms occupied ~ him bong seti-s ear
n D.. catered for DE Nchaut Banks and public through
oui r state, o. N entire sasatiiou imlttf
pctrnt n Iflrrof Zoe qr1y nhc ahr
o. veil 1sni knowledge fthe operative partos business he
WrhH Die in fully meeting requiem
ustuf Dis stock nf Stationary VIII hoty b. replenhci az
7hnc ~ s suncutt 60 meet present demand. Custom
iic trf iutQ
VOuyrEp PNis-5o dozen patsnt csTd Painted Ps.. fsr
- alriy ly3nl JOHN n. GORDON 4 son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

NNlNE IVORY TArlE CUTLERY.-A complete assortment of
ivory basncc Hsuiicd Gallery, with FORKS
gers sons manufacture, ior sale ~ RULkLkN co,
~ lSl Maio street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

AGENTS-Y Groner, Norfolk, Va. womack, P.ruy.ic
Vs. Mr Bailey Fredericksburg Va; VIM L. Maue chmUnd
- George Bagy Iynehburg, Va; Jas Minor ChArlotieviI
Va Juhu Campbell Nclden, n. John Mutt Wilmington
Z Turner, Raleigh n. g. James Reid Henderson ~
Tunhu &sialugs warrenon n. @; s. II. Hamlet Golsboro
y e; STARK Pierce Fayetteville y o. J. H. whitfield
nngion " o. James L. Duke RgeWay n. e.; c. Allen, Little
ton, y. q.
NocE-E1press packages Norfolk Petersburg Rchm, nd
and c Interior intended for shipment
"rJtmcstoWn," will hereafter be PARsEN
KING No Barclay street. New York. who the only ant
gtof Agflf forward
ships. VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA A TENNESSEE.
Jci3-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
DROkEN CnINA NOM ,trNnrn

> cal Liquid Cement fr 1sudi1s Class chin, Sc, ,5I
Na1asier aud Ornamental Ware, 4 every ,Iesrptio a.
.'rs J'In-a Fiii this valuable compost on si b,
l a2d rea r use u I've minutes. 10 not i.,y
ig s'oI on tHe cearest glass Our Mr. II n N,rt,,u
bought tl- receipt ior the state Virsin, - r, ~
10 GA 'he most reasonable terms, By ne large or .ri
au-5 ~ go - =. ~ Al co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

PrOprietOrs, New York.
Tolcr Cooks once.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

HNHESH FOIEiGN GOODS.-
n Zine and Extra French Merinos. in all coIOrs
Do do do MousIu dc Laine. do
{ and - English Plark Grape
Swiss and Cambria Checks, ~! grades
lc.y Eilh Punt-i DE Laiucs
Splendid Velvet Greuadine and Cashmere ye,.tprs
Fancy and Mourning English Pdnts
Pain Persian Cloths, la al cOlors
Rich Cambrics, all shades
Aof which are ~ our own importation inst l,ps t s i
AZ the lowest prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
j MAuRY GARLANn-

y MPGnTANT AND CHEERING NENN--piRISEN .
< hING'S STEAMSHIP EIFRESS-PER ROANOKE AND
JANESrOWN-KEDUCED RATES AND INCREASED ENPFDI
TiON &C &c, &c.rhc pgopriotGTs arrange
the better dispatch Express by steam
ship, "ROANOKE' and JAMESTOWN" from Yurx they
Wish 10 Keep before the public that PARlsEN KINGS POP
JLAR SOUTHERN EXPIRES is always hand
nolaou ~ their friends, at ne iOrsst uHJsti
their Egrpess leaving New York, generally
every point Of Virginia hours rsugI
North Ctrona in 80 hours, and at
HCHBUG MONOPOLY.
PNRIsEN KINGS facilities for the expeditions transportation
PACKAGE be
eteucr, they COMPETITIONS therefore
fhapr ~ HfIabHJ, IHpOstlOE ant NOHgpoyv
~ order your goods ly A
PRESS, SO. Barclay street. New York.
s Rest assured, that AL promise,
PARfSES KING. No Hare. iyst. ny
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01
FNNrHE-- NoTiCE- VIRGINIA. AND TENNESSEE RAu,

N0U sfLE A farm In Henrco county acres shout
tnd BAR miles from thc termination " che Plank road
bout hhf ls cleared and the balance s n the urirnal
Out worl There acres rronds
af IGacrer 20 be- cesred
fIt.r ufun o. place email curnrt1hc dwrnr house with
afr ons tvO large e hou 1li al The ssary h1uses
. H l,rfff aiply iap1l HtfI a rALIFY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

.,-Ihe me subscriber has this day removed from Al
Pr5f W,T business on Pearl street. the large Fir,
e't'e recently erected Cary street b.tWern ~,
h ~, street Immediately the Auction Sore IN Da v
SN-'l nhgTe he VIII continue the Wiolsar r0ce-
-, co~''''>'oA B4sHe>s a. Asretg5re. & H. SIMMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-01

aFtle OF freight Intended 10 be transportation on N
~ as' nave The name and residence the person 20 vbsp
written thereof and be delivered at the a,
''Ne''f pau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

DIrD-Att the Nzrrsws Bridge Lake Sincoe. the esh
q Nav Antonio das Peter PIE chief 1t the S,aI NJ
ard nephew Of the celebrated Bak Tia =k TINS eI
traordnsry individual Joined the British Army wn-n
psbe'sted the h-.f waters of the Mississippi daring the
is,t with the United states He Id no inconsderz
bic body II loser. Who. under bis con nsnd and that
OF one Nay, were generally employed as scouts under
the immortal Brock Antnnio present al the h-rc-
batl, where the gallant recanseh fell and .ced iarag
that biods corhets- rscum--hs Ali Upon the close Of
the Antonio settled upOn the shores II Lake mco
married the daughter IT Chief shilling who's. lie pr
nearly ~ strange adventure ADD passages a. the sub
Jet 81 our n"uee Yon the dezth Of hts site Antonio
seemed "a prefer residing it'll The whites xhch i pre-
sumeo Was d P-ssi 10 the indians presents
stopped.
Altcnio o,ce visited the Mississippi country ser the
but only 81 aid in the transfer f his 6o or,o-tv a.
Sioux Chef 10 gentleman DO is reported 10 hsve h.
tie right Tor trd- Antonin hsd no conn-on. IN to-
county and died oeggsr In bis Ia; Illness h. sap
ported oy me chHriiy OF hr and Mr. Kay aai stes
Others And thss -nd-d the car- II ;hi. snt iy All
follower Of tue British whose life is inter woven win
the -irnt sc'se, Of byg"n- days il De coa.-r,-
ct;eca a. suppose. vhOe mar vet appear 10 cog
junction tn noted in th- page. # Cans.
dan hist ". Ine old Chief d-cea tlv inferred as
gentlemen contributing his last outfit Mites have been
Il hs lie, and Il the Intention their poses.or
70 publish them. when prepared for the p---s
Toronto ColonS-
Dar.or. r.R SL.SnER-At Woodstock. Vermont
ur, have found ver ct Il O63 against Slr .bns,n
oi tn anfsr OF Mis-, Shadbourus Young LADY <non be
had couri.d aud -ho h-d given hm written d.,h.rk-
TIE costs swell Mr. RooLsons i;e bill TO about s20oc
\ LITTLE son OF Mr. James Kirkland. BarnEsL : c.
recently murder ri by slave girl only or , years
81 age The sr Who hou-e want. III b-en chAs
i'.t ~ her mtr' AID after, feeling Uf re-
: erge. besi the child 10 death with a club.
Mr. john Haynes well To d. farmer OF Flushing Long
Island. committed suicide on "wednesday night last by
drowning ma vel Mr. II WAS aoorng under hAluci.
Lsiiou that b. vas coming to beggtry.
We l-arD from The Harsar mirror that there was
heavy ire IN the ysge Of Poriageve SnurdIy June
- b.! which one life was lost and grIst mill and sash fac
tory destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
CITY ITEMS.

AT L. clock last night, there was gloomy prospss
for 10 day The falling fat and steadily. sh ~
Tie prospect Of though the weather vie coo
fd,nt OF clearing up. night storm, Seldom stand ~
te,t Of sunrise especially o. r- season Of the year
WoufD's F,lR-Ths SUPER 70 nd-ni ~ ~ CCy.nl n
ace inioru. th- public thar person csn b. admitted
tn Cry.'al P,sre 90 and sfr- Monday JAY g. eroef
exhibitors ana p-rsous employed 10 ihs bulldog Ths~
s,rc,ou Absolutely necessary % tae pr-raf.on d n
Exhibition. and vii be enforced Without exception.
Tar Bo~sRr P,ss~s>r-f,5-scri.S DissolvrD-
Judge Ecuouds saturday .rnif dlss ,lyed the lsjn
tonsa.G out by Baum aud OH - 20 sn.i the P-oSe g.
ia tie matter 81 the contract sth Russ Reid b. pave -
BoWery.
Ter yorx DgcL,RFD-Tte Canvas, d the yo,sfo,as
Reforued Charter is ~ lat pl-t-d The AldsrnsI
have net lsn times 90 mske canvass that twso'y m
GIT have in less than ,wo hours There we're -
than 90 0t0 votes 20 AID the counting hS e<
over 600. The l.w gives them 70 cay, do TIE sSx
today he 20h foGI tie fret meengsO they 80 SsS
b. mot 81 li. l4.t chance fr p~rquis't-s. Tbs ~
owing The official ,uDcsinsni Of The vote and HS
publication the Reformed Charter goes into efeci -
ForR!H DAY o. JctY I-s3 20 may not oaiy cslsOns
or d-iv4rAnce from Brush tyranny bat from rf
'... and shameless robbery a. bone.
Sr.r,v,Nr OBJ NOrEs Obs tr SPECIAL tLEcri0s ~"
r.s1 Is agfirlOs ~ AHssDNasTs 10 Cigg CHlliA
fOmca.l .
Tbe Po.,dof C. 8ry C,a. ..--. - ibs City snf Ces3
a. N l,rk hss l r. 10 a. tb- Office ~ ta- Clerk y 90
county or rte IN 18Th lt.h ,'h. .-th. 29h is- ..
I'd, .tf -i -fh l-ih zsn and llf dsy. II Jgos ~
20 canvas aid estimate 81. VOICES given 10 h- ssYsf.
.c-i.r c,ir,i- ~ .sd county special esciios "a
ID tie -h day June Ia the Aforesaid 10 pufsl.ss
o.; acf rIr'iec Al act further % imenG - liri
-. Cy ~ NV York, paced April l-ih - d c7fJ
Ttnttie Whole number ~ vote. given A. said sss. Z
snl having theron fhe Eofes in f.yor "i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

Reception Of Columbian Engine Company No. -, OF



The FTe Department 90 ih.s City turned olt 10 zrs
strength Saturday evening orchlghi procession -
receive Columbian Engine Company No. OF Baltimore,
who are guests Il lnhs'tan EagD- Company No =, Of
us Cy Tie guests .-t; Baltimore on Friday evening A.
81. clock. accompanied by LiIa2ra Brass Band TIE
Irssl ruf of he Company is Mr. John DAVIS and the
Cli,f Mush.l jams Mu..n They have forty i've men
WITH chem hey reached lLlate3ha a. noon % Satur-
day and we're received fine style by the Meccacoe Hoss
Company and were handsomely entertained by then ID
~ balfPa O'Clock when they took the train o- Nsx-
York.
They arrived Al Jersey CITY at about 10 O'Clock in the
evening were met - ceputton q Manhattan In.
gre Company No. Mr. j. A LucA. Assistant Foreman
& the Company, ard Mr. Thomas A Hemp.iead ons Of
The members OF the Company Mr.. Davis ne Pr-sdeu,
Of ihe Baltimore Company, address by NJ. LueAs
a. follows;
Mr PEEsInEsT-lt i ny pleasing although ny eultar
RAISING aaiy 10 oder you cordial and hearty Eeeoas in
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
ALEXANDRIA.

There is no town in Virginia in a more
aourishing, and prosperous condition than
Alexandris, and whose future promises 70 be
moro brilliant and successful. 1t is now the
tsra,inus Of two Rail Roads, and the third
will soon be made, all contributing largely to
the trade, and business Of the city. There
are now 300 houses under contract, and in
the course Of erection. A market is here
afforded, equal to that in any of our sea-
board towns. virginians should remember
that Alexandra is part Of Virginia, and
deserves the patronage Of her own citizens.
The genius and spirit of Virginia policy
should be, and is, to foster and protect her
own cities, 80 that their ability may be in
creased, to make Railroads and dig Canals
into the interior and thus developc the vast
resources Of the commonwealth. 30 F7f6
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES.
j. d. q. r.

We have received the report of James l..
Ridgely, Esq Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge, |. o. o. r., from which it appeal,
there has been paid into the Treasury, since
Sept. %. 1852, the sum Of ten thousand
twenty nine dollars, and twenty seven cents.
The further sum Of three hundred and sixty.
two dollars and eighty six cents. for account
of Honolulu Hall Fund" has been received.
but is only applicable to that object. The
former sum- $40, 029,27 is the revenue pro
per of the fiscal year. The balance on hand.
per report of Committee 90 Finance, of last
session, was $l7.226,66; making, with the
receipts of the year, az aggregate. exclusive
Of the Honolulu Hall Fund.-" of 1927 ,235.-
80 in the hand Of the Treasurer during the
year Or this sum, up to August 90, 1853,
the Treasurer has disburscd, in pa yments for
appropriations of last session, mileage, sala-
r'es of officers current expenses and special
Investments, the sum of $2l.321 90, leaving
a balance in bis hands Of S5,9l463 Ad.
ding however, the sum Of IS, 427,75, invest.
ed on account Of the Honolulu fund, leaves
an actual balance of$ll Observation-Disclosures
Sun .IH erft ...' 57-s.,-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
SCARCITY OF BREADsTUFFs.

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The New York Courier and Enquirer thus
briefly sums up the accounts from Europe Of
the scarcity Of breadstuffs -
"The short wheat crop in Europe is the
leading fact Of the day. Its reality is no
longer questionable. In England, all accounts
concur in representing the wheat crop to be
much below the average; and the best au-
thorities estimate that the deficiency will re-
quire the importation Of the enormous guam
tity Of eighteen millions Of quarters before
the harvest Of 1854. In. France, which Of
late years bss been grain exporting coun-
try. and which for the last three years has
England with more wheat and Hour
than any other country. the wheat crop, il ia
calculated. has fallen of one fourth, the pres
ept year. In large sections of Italy not half
. crop is expected Spain complains Of de-
ficiency. and Sweden has SO poor harvest in
prospect. that she is now largely importing
from the Baltic, 1t is true that othsrsgra,ns,
particularly barley. oats and rye. have not
generally suffered like the wheat, and it is
also true that on the continent the stock of
wheat which is secured. is generally Of su-
perior quality but the fact still remains that,
on account Of 10 failure in quantity Of this
chief staff OF life, there will soon be scarcity
of food in Europe.