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DON.aLDSOVVILLE.
TTCKSBURG.

UICRSBURG.
VIII leave SATURDAY September 10 at O'Clock P.
kNOR VICKSRURG, WARRENTON, - -
u NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD Le}4a&ttsa3P
NEY NATCSEZ; FORT ADAds, BAYOU SARA, ,altae1z11k
and BATON ROUGE EReeuar Saturday Weekly Vkabug
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-The magnificent and swift
running packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE Captain NJ
apply board
SMITH 4 FINISTER, 81 Poyirss street.
tB The Southern regular
rates With privilege of reshppng the steamboat CAMPBELL
q 81
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NAPOLEON.

VIII leave THURSDAY, September s. at S o,eoek p NJ
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, 81
Il and all intermediate landings.
with the Great Northern Railroads the
lar ST. Louis Packet NEW LUCY = The Light
fast running splendid NEW LUCY
will leave as above For freight sppy board
j. F. ALLEN, Agent, front office, Sc street,
KENNETT, DIX a co II Tchouptoulas street.
t Of her Cabin
Agent DB This boat surpassed
having both her
cabin and maehery aud built expressly for the above
VIII leave FRIDAY, September 9, at O'Clock Pm.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, New -
MADRID, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA, Lf4an9s.tts3s
NAPOLEON and all intermediate landings-Regular
81 Louis and Neworleans Packet l.. NJ. EENNETT-The new
light draught swift running packet
NETT Capt George W. Cable pot freight
will above Fortnight passage apply board
j. +. ALLEN, front Office, ss Tchoupitoulas street,
as III ClIILDs, 20 Poydras street.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICK- -
IL MAN, MEMPHIS, NEW WMADRID, ,RA ANDoLPH slllkAA.tH
NAPOLEON, ,GREESVlLLE and all sndi
ngs-The splendid steamer GRAND TOW Err Capt
Yore, will leave with freight passage
ing tne accommodations, apply on board
IS WHITE & BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
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HAWE.

FOR HAVRE.- The splendid A ] fast ~
aIlng New York packet ship GALENA, Capt Iesvitt lS
loadnE, will quick dpatch. For freight
$50 Coton apply AARON COHEN street.
- J. P. WHITNEY q CO, 81 Camp street.
~ For having furnished
neaou Cabin
Second Cabin the Captain Post
Second District, opposite the Vegetable Market. jol4
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
DROUGHT to the First District Police eA
DROUGHT to the First District Police a.

hLLEN black feet inch high q years old-bas scar
right hand Says he belongs to Mr.. Peter Jardet an
MARCH black feet 81 inches high 3s old-ha
scar on the forehead says he belongs V Mr. Smith.
ihe owners will please comply with DE respecting
JONATHAN WORRALL, Warden.
AuDns
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LIME. CEMENT, ETC.

WHITE LEAD--In 25, so, 100 and 500 lb.
w keys Atlantic, Union Brooklyn, Fsfe Uisssr
sau yei.es White Lead Companies, for sale By
A. DKLAGRAVE CO.. u Magazine street.
fR Aso FRENCH ZINC, saB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13
Correspendence.
The Worlds Temperance COnven-
lion AT New York.
Howard House. NEw loRK,
c.. n IoE1

Sept. z, 1853.
Mr.. Editor II undertake 10 describe one OF
the most 81 amef1 scenes il has ever fallen to
my lot to behold. Yesterday, | observed that
there was a class of individuals IN this CITY,
drawn together by The call Of a women's.rights
Convention. At the head of this miserable
body stands Wenedil Phillips Of Massachusetts.
He ran for Governor of that State on the free
soil ticket and was dele atcJ as he should have
been, at The last election
To day, the friends OF humanity and temper
ance thought that the proceedings of the Con
vention would be conducted with propriety
and peace; but the contrary was the fact -
Phillips and a few. Others, in order to gam seats
as members, and press the claims OF the motto.
rious Miss Brown (who today was called
mo tddy' IN her presence) met in the city
and organized temperance society and elect
ed delegates. They appeared and took their
seats, none doubling but that they had been
elected, as they should have been by the so
cielies of their own States. Their conduct
was riotous and disorderly that the chair
man had to call in the assistance oil the Police,
and the Hall was cleared.
Among the members were seated hired
agents of the RnmseIlers. On the call of the
roll, more were admitted but such as had Gre
dentials; and, as Phillips & Co we're not known
at thai time as delegates without proper cerif
Gates, they We're admitted.
To morrow their seats will be declared va
cant by resolution. as | understand, and
hence we may look for stormy time; unless
they are elected and put down nothing can he
done for the promotion oftemperance. | hope
for the best, but fear disastrous results will
follow this meeting, and retard the temper
ance movement in the country. This afternoon,
It was my privilege to witness the most pleas
ant sight ever beheld. Five thousand chill
dren collected together in metropolitan Hall,
to listen 10 stirring addresses on temperance.
They sang several Odes most delightfully."-.
Tonight vast concourse was gathered to
gether to listen to DIR. Lees of England. He
Is one ofthe best speakers ever heard, indeed
he far surpasses all others who have spoken so
far. Two speakers followed him who kept up
the interest very well Yours truly,
G.. w. p.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13
FOR THE VIRGINIAN.

AT meeting OF the citizens of Floyd, held
at the Courthouse, on the 9TH day of Septem-
Der 1853 Col. Joseph Howard ST., was called
to the chair and John Merritt was appointed
Secretary. Mr.. John Merritt having explain
ed The object the meeting, offered the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions which were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, The citizens Of Patrick held a
meeting on the 22nd day of August, calling
upon the people of Floyd 10 send delegates to
convention to be held at Patrick Court
House. on the Goth Of September to de, ise
ways and means for the speedy completion oil
the Christiansburg and Floyd Ct Ho turnpike
road, from the latter point. by Patrick Court
House, 10 the North Carolina line--and where
as we fell great interest in the final success.
OF SO important an enterprise, as establishing q
connecting link between the Lynchburg an
Tennessee Railroad at Chrstiansburg, and the
North Carolina Central Railroad, at Greens
borough, therefore,
ResoIued, That we heartily approve of til,
Convention to be held at Patrick Courthouse
on the 26th of September and that Col A. l.
Howard, Benjamin Dcdd, p. Howell, p S
Banks, John Merritt, Harvey Deskins, J
Gadbey. Henry Carter David Kitterman, L
Hcaden. j Headen. b Howell, DR.. J. d
Stuart, DR.. Evans, Peter Guarrant, JOSEPH
l. Howard Jr., Job Wells. Soloman Slesher, |
Slesher. Asia Bishop, Martin H. Holt ant
William Shelor, be appointed delegates to at
tend said Convention.
Resoloed, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Lynchburg Virgnan
Danville Register, and Greensborough Patriot
Resoloed, That this meeting do now adjourn
JOSEPH HOWARD, Sn., Ch'ma.
| JOHN MERRtrT, Sec'ry.
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ANOTHER CoMET.-E. Merriam, in letter
to the N. Y. journal of Commerce says:
"The captain of ship Houqua. arrived at
San Francisco, reports comet w S. w. at
p. M. April 13 or 80. SO. lat. Sc SO S, lon
10 II w. Accounts from Australia, state g
beautiful comet became visible at Adelaide or
the lst of May; its place was in the constella
ton Of Orion.
Professor Bond of the Cambridge Observa
tory,writes to me under the date OF Sept, 1st
and says.
Il have no other than newspaper accounts
OF the comet seen in the Southe rn Hemisphere
in April and May last. We shall no doubt
have good account oft from Mr. Maclearth
Astronomer Royal at the Cape"
We have a letter from one of the passenger.
IN ship Plymouth Rock, at Melbourne, from
Boston, containing the following extract from
his diary: Sunday, May l. We have com
ct IN view when the evenings are clear 1t car
be plainly seen with the naked eye at an an
gle of forty degrees with the horizon, anc
near the belt of DEMONSTRATING w. by NJ
The position of the ship is not given, but she
passed the Cape of Good Hope on the eve
nlng OF April Is, and was in lon. $50 on tn,
Sth If May.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

NEW BOOKS.-D. B. PAYNE he's just re-
L ceived the following New Books:
Theory of Politics, by Hdrnth
Lorenzo Benoni,
Campaign of Waterloo
Cranford, b the author G" Ruth &C.
c, Tiers new edit on of Shakespe r,
The Son aud lie Testimony, by author of Wide Wide
World,
Europe in a hur +. by Wilke",
McLcod's Life of Walter Scott,
The Heavenly Home, by Harb ugh,
ilarbau' h ON the Future Life,
flstor cal Sketches of No folk, by Forrest,
Heaven of the nted Dead, by Harbaugh,
He venly Recognition, 9
Progress OF Nations, by Seamer,
Napoleon 10 Exile, by OMsara,
The Lions Skin, by DeBernard,
The Race for ches
Travels in Egypt by Thomas,
Marmaduke Wyvi by Herbert,
The Footpath and Highway,
Roland Trevor,
Notes and lamentations to the Text of Shahesrear,
Macan avs Speeches, 2 vols.
Corneille and his Times, by Guizot
Memorials of TIE English Martyrs, by Tayler,
WAX turdIeslone, or the two Brothers,
4o hppleon's Populer Library. containing Works oy
lbackeray, Oh plant, Barham, Willmott Poole-a'o
the Life and Memorials of Webster, Wellington ana
el-Pric,. so cents each,
An Argument for Gle nsiog he Sanctuary,
0reek Literature, by Anthon.
, LAW.
Excheqaer Reports, 7 vols,
Henderson Shipping
British Grown Cases vols d. 8 a.
Iate's New Form Book
Elements of the Law
Broom's Legal Maxims, -,
lirse supply OF Va. & N G. Almanacs, Tor 1921
Which will be sold low to merchants and others. .
Also more of those beautiful Rose WOOD
= e, MOS, manufactured by Knabe, Gahe q, W.
Baltimore. sept l3-isJ
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Eran the \. o. Courier, sept. |.

aYYrcT,se IscIpENT-YELLow FEvER.-
An incident Of the most affecting and heart rem
ding character occurred at the inquest OF The
desolaie and i'll starred stranger, Mary Cotter
who died of yellow fever. as one OF the gen
,leman Of the Jury informed US, from sheer and
absolute neglect There was the corpse OF III
mother.pale and attenuated. but still beautiful
in death-a child, but three months old, was
evidently seeking for her "milkless breast;' the
poor father lay dying at the foot OF The corpse
and vet, that smile which is known but to
infancy and the angels was beamlng on the
baby's facet Suddenly it turned, and with all
the earnestness of mature yeas. fixed a long
and steady gaze on agentleman named Tyrre
Mr. Tyrrcll was deeply affecled;he took up the
infant and pressed it to his heart, and, with the
consent Of the dying father, has adopted the
child as his own. May he who feeds the ravens
ofrhe valley, and who hse said Suffer little
children 10 cole unto me-" bless and reward
him for this charitable deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13
sept l3-c2t


FOX SALE will oher for sale ut Aucti -
Friday the Nth of October next the following properly
to.wt: ''eita'
Two Half Acre Lots on Federal Hill, / ear Psple,,.
old stand. '"s
wo He Acre Lots fronting and sis 4, On staIsy
and adjoining my residence. =
Two Acre Lots on north side of Blac&-waer cre.l
near +. Lo woods &c. ~
One vacant Lot above Gas Works. fronting Ca,l
about Oh f., and running b. elk l47 #.
lot on Jcierson Street, So f. from AMI RUNNING bl
the usual Depth and being near the Depot will make
line business stard.
VII; also offer for sale, at the same time the Bril
Ten cent on Water street, adjoining Mcdaniel Hst
& Preston's grocery estabshment-a fine locaonfor j,
heavy grocery business. TIE house is large and vol
adapted tor that purpose being Immediately in the rep
borhood OF the Depot.
Asothe Brick House in which there are two enemee,s
opposite the Union liotel, on Main ST. will be Offered
for at the time.
Terms-Made known on the dav of snle
GEO. q. CURLE.
sept l2-dtds Express h Rep. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13
CANNED CoAL.-Mr. Davis, of Marion coun-

CANNED CoAL.-Mr. Davis, of Marion coun.
ty Va. has presented us with a sample of a
superior quality ofCannel Coal, which has late.
ly been discovered in that region. on the Mon
ongahela river, about five miles below Fair.
mount Two different veins have been discov-
ered each about fourteen feet thick, and of ap-
parent immense extent 1t is underlaid by a.
bout two feet of bitumnous Coal. The speci-
men left with us is OF quality superior to any
we have seen of this country's production, and
is very similar to the English article, and APP
Parently in every respect equal to it.-Pitts-
bury Gaz.
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EOR TuE XIRGINIAN

FOX THE flkGlNIAN.
AT a meeting held in Christiansburg on Mon
day the 9Th day of Sept. 1853 Col David
Barnett was called TO the chair and James C..
Taylor appointed Secretary. The object Of
the meeting having been explained by Waller
X. Staples esq, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted, viz:
Whereas AT a meeting of the citizens of
Patrick county, held at the Courthouse of said
county, on the 22d day of August 1853, it
was proposed that the people of Montgomery
and the adjoining counties should hold a con
vention at Patrick Courthouse, on the Goth day
OF September next, TO take efficient action, for
the extension of the J ,cksonville and Chris
tlansburg turnpike 20 the North Carolina line /:
and
Whereas. The people of Montgomery coun.
ty feel a deep interest in the extension and
completion of this road
Be it therefore Resolved, That this meeting
approve of said convention. and that, Col. d.
Barnett, Hon. VIM. B. Preston. Jas. G.. Tay
lor, Capt. JOSH. Preston, Mai. J. P. Edmund
son. Col. Edward Hammit, Creed K Taylor.
DR.. j. B. Radford, VIM. X Bowyer, Capt A.
j. Lucoss, John l.. Tay Ion, DR.. ID. Wade, Jas.
Nj. Wade, Gen. r. 7. Preston, Eli Phleger,
Ewin J. Amiss, Col r. A. Smith, Robert C.
Trigg, Joseph Wade, A. M. Librook, A.
Womeck, Chas. A. Ronald and Chas. B. Gar
dener. be appointed to represent this county in
said convention; and that the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Roanoke Bea
con and Lynchburg Virginian.
DAVID BARNETT, Pres't.
JAMES c. TAYLOR, Sec'ry.
V Roanoke Beacon please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ALOOk 10 your interests.-Tb

IsBure CHRoNIctE, a weekly paper publish
ed IN Lewisburg, Greenbrier y, has larger sub
scrpton than paper in that portion the State and
Is consequently, the best medium for Werch MS ard
AdferSerS generally that he procured in Wesern
Virginia, as it has all the advantages of central oSitioa
as well as the lorg subscriptions 1t has good sub
scrPon in the counties of Greenbrier, Monroe, Poca-
honas Allegheny Bath, Fayete, Nicholas, Raleigh and
Mercer As the subscription price has been reduced
oayone dofic' per aanum it must be better medi a
Tor advertisers in future than at present.
dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

OCEAN Mail CoNTRAcTs.-lt appears by
the report of a committee of the British House
of Commons, that the compensation paid by
Government TO the Cunard steamers on the
mail contract for fifty two round voyages q
year; is f173,340. or about 1888, 900 for 80, ).
SIG miles travelled, being at the rate of abou
50 SO mile. The Collins line receives 70,
twenty six round voyages, that is, just hall the
number made by the Cunard line, 1858, 000.oi
more than twice the amount,and averaging So,
62 a mile
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

The declolon in the Supreme Court of Penn.
sylvania settles the question as far as the State
is concerned, as TO the constitutionality ofcor.
porate subscriptions to public improvements
with the assent of the Legislature even when
such improvements are without the corporate
boundaries. BY this decision, the late sub
sciiptions TO the HemfeId Railroad, the Wa
ter Gap Railroad, and other enterprises, are
confirmed,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

THE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
Among the resolutions adopted by the Con-
vention was the following:
"ResolUed, That this question involves all
the bes; interests of society, and while we do
not design TO disturb political parties, we do
intend to have, and enforce law prohibiting
The liquor manufacture or traffic, as beverage
whatever may be the consequence to one OF
all ofthe poitical parties, AMI to elect and vote
accordingly"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

Hon. George Poindexter, formerly United
States Senator from Mississippi, died at Jack
son, IN that State, on the 9th inst. He was the
hrst delegate to Congress from Mississippi
and on her admission into the Union, was I'm
medIateiy chosen United States Senator, which
position he held for great number of years
he was likewise at one time Governor of tina,
State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

A pure passion Tor flowers is the only one
which long sickness leaves untouched with its
chilling influence. How often during weary
illness have we looked upon new books with
perfect apathy, when, if a friend has sent a
few flowers your hearl has leaped up to tbeiI
dreamy hues and odors with sense OF reno
waited childhood, which seemed like one of the
mysteries Of our being.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

A meeting was held in Baltimore last Thurs.
day evening, for the purpose of extending and
periecting the commercial intercourse of that
city with the South. II was resolved to take
speedy action in the establishment Of steam.
ships 10 Savannah Immediately on the compile
ton Of the line to Charleston. Subscription
lists were opened and subscriptions received
for that object.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

The Board of Public Works have appointed
John NJ. Preston, esq. Maj james r.. Kent.
and Benjamin Wilkes, esq. State Proxies and
VIM. A. Read. VIM. T. Anderson and Thos.
L. Preston, Directors for the Virginia and
Tennessee rail road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

weekly newspape published in Abingdon,
Va the mart of South We tern ia,-aaving a
inrger circulation in the Sou Western Counties than
any paper in the States, and being taken by nearly al
the mercbfn-s I'D traders vii be ound a convenient
medium for city merchants. Manufacturers and others
to talk to the people through. (aug 3l-dlm)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

Mn. WALKER AND THE CHINESE Mission
he special correspondent the Philadelphia
North American has tho following under date
of the 9Th inst.
The Hon. A. J. Walkers resignation of The
Chinese mission has been accepted. The
cause fthe resignation is beved To be the re
monsfrances of bis relatives against gong, as
his health do not improve as rapidly as it
promised TO do when he accepted the appoint.
ment. The appointment ofhs successor may
be expected al early day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

WEEKLY GAZETTE, and Temperance nd
pocate-We have received the first number
of The above paper, since its enlargement and
removal to this city. Mr.. Alex. McDould, who
has become associated with Dr. Jas. A. Forbes,
as Editor and Proprietor. introduces himself
in neatly written and chastc saluiatory. The
Gazette is good paper, and neatly printed
on new type. Terms, 81 so in advanced, or
SO il not paid within two months. =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

Ex-Governor Bell of Texas, recently elect
cd to Congress from that State, is brother
says the Alexander Gazettc,of ]. w. Bell.eso.
OF CuiPePer, and the brother.in law of Elk
Governor Smith, Of Virginia, who has been
elected to Congress from that district.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13
E'REsH ARRIVAL OF DRUGsCI

Il and MEDICINES.-The subscribers are ~
now ceiving their FALL & WINTER SUPPLi =
OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnises, bruso
Glassware, Patent Medicines FancyGoods 5c'' @e
The goods have been recently selected with great
IN the Northern and Eastern cities, and prin''pa''
bought for Cash.
The stock is a,ge an comprises every article usu
aify found in DRUG STORE, together wit a IA
ass mtment of FANCY GOODS. PERFUMEtf, W
= rom long experience, and thorough knoweose 80
the business, tn hope retain the liberal Patro"h
heretofore extended Them and feel confident tna Nv
are prepared to offer inducements, both in price a."
quality.
EY Prescriptions for Physicians and families WIZ -
careful y attended to ut oil times. "a
sept 12-ts JNO H. SEAY "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

AT the last accounts the American squadron
was in the Chinese seas, visiting The Loo Oh, o
islands, &c, aud concentrating for the long
looked Tor expedition TO Japan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, far Sep.
tember.-We have hadthe pleasure of receiving
the September number of this favorite and VOL
liable magazine. From the table of contents
which we annex it will be seen that it is re-
pleie with entertaining articles,
|. Representative Men" Andrew jackson
and Henry Clay. Points of resemblance
between the two-Developmcn of genius
in a new country Military greatness OF
Jackson-his enthusiasm selfreliance, bold
ness Love and power contrasted-Jack-
sons popuarity-hs private character
Election of Adams-Politcal errors Of Mr..
Cay's life, &c &c. To be concluded.
9. Notes and Commentaries on a Voyage of
China. Chapter XIII. Hong Boats
Bouts on the river; Water omnibuses Ho-
nan Temple Efligies Of God Priests of
The Temple; Sacred Hogs; Altar Furni
ture; Sandal.wood Dust; lnterment Of
Priests; Visit to the Abbot Chinese dislike
of Foreigners Religious Seots federation;
Analogies between Buddhism and Romanism;
State Religion of China; Excerpts from
Confucius Meng Tseu-his writings; Chi
nese no,ion of hereditary nobility truly Re
publican Titles OF Nobility conferred upon
Elephants by Siamese; Chinese Notions
about War and Heroes.
g. Memorials of the Dead The moral beauty
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for country
burial places in irginia-Tombs as histo
rial records-Grave stone in Shirly.
4. Modern Repubcanism. Reflections on
the Execution of Charles |.
s. Sketches of the Flush Times of Alabama
The Hon. Francis Strother. "Potrait of a
Gentleman :" the genius of labor-the
smaciter IN mode and the foryiter IN re- The
Hon. Francis munfcence-his service.
to the State. Mr.. Tee and Mr.. Gee. Scan
Mpg.-Blackstone fool.
6. The Press. Its Power aud Mission.
Z. Maitre Adam, of Calabra. Translated from
the French. By >. S. VIII. The Greek
Cap. TX. The Souls from Purgatorv. x
An Earthquake.
s. Poems Of Alexander Smith. A Review.
/ Original Poet ~
8. An Outcast. By Mrs. f. Jessum Eamos
10. To Frank On His Birthday. By Hi
Father
IL. The Exiles Sunset Song. By J. RI
l2. The Soldiers Dream. By Mrs. C. l.. nj
Jordan.
Selected POEMS
ID. Legend of Hamilton Tighe.
i Notices of Ne,o York.
Professor Holcombe's Address-CoIeridoe',
Works-Voyage Round the World-Som
ervlll's Physical Geography.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

TnE French MIssIoN.-The Washington
Star denies that the French mission has been
tendeled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

The Ohio is again low, but there was water
enough in the channel for medium size boats