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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-09-22
JURY LIST.

List Of persons drawn TO serve as Gran
Jurors at September sessions, 1853.
Stroud-Pugh Decker, George Rams.
berry, Abraham Yetter, Abraham Metz.
gar and Ezra Marvin.
NJ. Smithgeld-George Michaels, Eli
jah Quigly, John Turn, jr., Robert Nc
Nelly, and Frederick Smith.
Pocono-Daniel Metzgar, George S.
Knipe, and John Albertson.
Tobyhanna-John White, jr., Andrew
Eschenbach.
Hamilton-Jacob Storm, Jacob vii.
liams and Charles S Detrick.
Chesnuthill-Charles H. Heaney, Pc
ter s. Altemose and Melchoir kresge.
Eldred--Joseph Hawk and John
uarter.
Price-Elihu Postens.
List of persons draw to serve as Petit
Jurors at September term, 1853:
Paradise-Jacob Karner, Benjamin
Bush and Frederick Deibler.
NJ. Smithfeld-William Frankenfeld.
mithfeld-Charles Postens, Robert
Il. Depue, George Kinter, Henry Eylen-
berger, John V. Bush, Peter Turpening
and Jacob Cramer.
Polk-George G. Hawk and Stephen
Bolinger.
Stroud-Georgc Houscr, Henry Fish
er, Thomas Stone and George Lee.
Stroudsburg-John Hoglan and Joseph
/. Keller, and John Musch.
Ross-Anthony Frantz.
Hamilton-Samuel Spragle, Melchoir
Bosserd, Joseph Frable and Henry Fen
ner.
jackson = Isaac Widows, Michael
Butz and William Tidd,
Eldred-Adam Brotzman.
Tobyhanna-Samuel G. Eshenbach.
Pocono-Gideon Burritt, Peter Tran
sue, Thomas Shively.
Chesnuthill-Samuel Weiss and Fred
crick Sigin.
price-E6ward 7 Mott
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Coolbaugh, August IL, 1885.
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l, lS53.-3m.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12
The csav,u,,s.s.

I. Tue whole Worlds Temperance Convention and m.
"omans Rights convepton have been creating qu,ts
sensation In New York Tor several days past The New
ork papers are filed with reports Of their proceedings
showing arch time In both bodies In tho absence OF any
more interesting natter make an extract giving
sketch oil scene in the womsns Rights Convention A
disturbance also occurred in the Temperance Convention
unfortunate for 80 good cause, that Il should ial
no the hands OF such nterpsrde advocates Notor;ey
however Is the object Of such zeaous champions of
perance as Garrison, weodSl Philips Miss Antonet.,
Brown, Lucy Stone Co., and they would kill the Tenn
perance cause, IL they could rather than get IT, Miss
Ah'onetie Brown treated very unceremonousy il il
true In being as Greeley says kcked or" the Platform;
out the verdict Of the public generally will be- 'scrved
ner rght' She Is a rampant champion Of woman's
hsa and doubtless thinks herself capable of taking care
OF her own rights.
The leading Amazonian spirits of the womans Rights
Convention appear to have been Lucrctia Mott. Lucy
stone, Antonetie Brown, and colored ,coDsaa named
soJourner Truth. We give Miss Lucy's speech as a
specimen OF her ora,orcal powers She make speech
quite credabe in composition, IL this report Of IL is cor
rect We have a report OF il though in other pa
per not so credabe The copy has not so great
ssprinkng OF the ye bowls Kisses and Bowcry bhoy,s
slang Miss Lucy only smart but she is said to be
handsome too, and take this occasion to recommend
her to any nice young who advocate of woman
rights alter her fashion. Perhaps she would like to mar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12
Mhal,s The Prize Of Mhrat Z

That is the great question with the farmers now
particularly if they have fine crop Of unsoli wheat
You may talk to them about any thing else You please
aud fail to interest them 50 much as by Chat
the price Of wheat, and whatit is going TO lie
All other subjects sink into insignfcancc by the side
of such topic as one doyLrr anil thirty cents ne,
6ushel for wheat and the price still going up Tn,
great question in the East is beginning to lose il,
interest somewhat, because wheat promises to bring
high price, il Russia and turkey don't fight Atone
dollar and thirty cents per bushel for wheat and the
price still advancing with the war prospect decidedly
dull what would the price be in the event of Russia
and Turkey getting into wa yet? Our guess nj
two dollars bushel we begin to think, would hardly
be high enough for the mark. But we shall suspend
any further specuatios that point, until the arr-
val Of some news from the East rather more b.llge-
rant than that by the arrivals Of late. Waror no
war our farmers are not likely to have any cause OF
complaint about the price Of wheat One dollar and
thirty cents a buShcl, an iatcrng prospect for a
higher Price than that with plenty q wheat to sell.
will do pretty we'll It will furnish a rich harvest for
one season, at all events and could not have come at
n more fortunate time. for wheat IS plenty. Such a
time does not come often and our farmers may vc.l
congratulate themselves upon is favorable auspices.
Their wheat no longer goes begging for market at
half price; but they can hold high head, with
wheat TO sell, anldctlte theroHn terms pretty much
TO spectators Who wouldn't be q farmer now
But all classes have reason for congratulations They
are ALL more or less 70 be benefited aud So i is that
everybody wants to know, whats the prc, Of wheat g
Onedollar and thirty cents only, aud the market look
ing up
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

RoxASric.-A fsw days since Nj. c. sr,ntlspl
Of nne appearance, and Possessed Of excellent addr
repaired 10 fashionable boarding house on Sixth ire
not far from Race. and secured a room I, few DAYS
became acquainted with young beautiful and wead
Miss and soon became attached to her. and proposed M
rage She asked permission TO consider upon the proJ
siuon lev hours before answer would be given.
inc evening tho lady gave her consent and the
Tor the consummaton OF the nuptias was Fixed The al
before The wedding to take place, lady uncxpl
edy 10 Mr. u, decline marrying him, although the mid
ster had been sent for. Mr. c. went TO the mnister al
Informed him Of what had occurred and told hIn bls n
vices would not be needed The next day the lady
ted her refusal, and again consented that tho nunt
should go on The arrangements were perfected for
event-coniectionaries and refreshments were procur
quite plenteousy. The minister was again notified al
the license procured and number OF ladies and v,n,
men were invited to be present.
AZ four O'Clock the lady sent for Mr.. c. who had col
to his room 10 dress himself and informed him that
wished private interview with him In her ROOM Mr.
was soon In her presence when she again informed nil
that she could not marry him, no was comparatl
stranger and she thought Il improper act so rashy
IN vain did Mr. O. enreat her consent urging the nee
mar prcdicameut her refusal would place him In She col
unued oostinatey to refuse. Tho hour arrived and d,
party had assembled In the largo parors aud the supp
',oe prepared The betrothed couple were notified thI
All was ready and the chagrined Mr. O. appeared In All
anu informed the company and the minister of VIII
naa aga'n occurred; that the wedding would not TAX
place. but desired that ell present would parake of win
had boon furnished and croy thcmselve IN tho hes, no
sioe way In the course of the evening the youno ad
appeared and united In the hsrty of the OCCASION Will
Mr. u, despondenty, was seated In one corner of m
room, at Intervals receiving the sympathes Of An
inc next morning the lady LEFT for Louisville and has nc
been heard OF SINCE She Il Of respectable naeents mn
lady OF excellent reputation but Why she should con
duct herself as she did Is wholly unaccountabe 10 hs
frends.-CiReinndti AHds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

TITS BiTS-Thc immense daily arrivals Of boats by the
Canal laden with produce Of all kinds renders the Basin
at this time properly tie bu'nc.. Of the city, at least
in the provision aud tobacco trade There was tempo
ry dizziness time since because Of the break in the
Canal the account Of which b, magniGcd as in al
sucl cases, ~ to cause temporary depression by lettering
farmers from sending their produce for transmission ON
apprehension Of delay. But all was soon rcctfed aud
trade has gained even more animation than before
Every part Of the Basin banks presents unusual business
activity. We understand number Of freight boats arc
30 progress Of building aud will oou DO added ~ the large
number a. present IN the trade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

Il IT..
"e'su papers oy the steamer Asia, which arrived
New York on Thursday night from Liverpool the eth
ult, do contain ANYTHING of vr..,.r ,o,,.n ,h.,
| the lollorin,. -"P0''""NS 'A-'
| NM, .
ihE EASTERN QUESTION.
Ihe following dispatches caused considerable excite
ment, they being interpreted that tho Rn.s;.,s had
crossed The Pruth. which ,o,.... -.
| a.. - "'"''''' uoeSn not appear 10 DC
''
"BucnARKsr, Aug. l0.-Gen. osten-Sacken the com.
nanaer OF the third crops OF the Russian army has
SEQ the fruth with his forces Gen. Luder who
inc ON crops, Is still at lsmael.
oAtArS Aug IA Russian Commission has arri-
we'd al the Suna mouth the condition of IN.
tver and to advise as TO the Of making navga.
oe:
report prevailed at Consanunople on the llth that
eos'on had taken place between Omar Pacha and the
on ,ne Danube Had there been any truth in this
49, "'u'u nave reached US In more authentic shape
's NV. ,,.
as usual :. = rom fars that We have the only nfor-
auoh we possess respecting the progress OF affairs Cor
Ponuenee from mat capital states that the french Gov
', uA' .oee'eu uispa'cncs from Vienna which are
So ~ >, A,, 'ne auneson OF the forte, but only
g. - III oo,'1uon 'nAt the Danube Principal
,., =. ~ c' orofe the sultan Will send an
W 'ne Sh~' 10 meet this punctilio the vi.
80, ~ , 10. Pfoposeu miuuie course Tor tho
~, Ia VI ps 1Lar anu me Sultan This propo
81 na S.e .ounicated from Vienna to Constantine
.u o. eussourg, anu some time must necessarily
'H H., 1u p can Do received.
p.,ar"h,.s aqua '"enuonea rs inc intended Envoy to ST.
r., .l,
,,d.s,s ~. ri, general tone Oh correspondence
'"st husahu Is losing from day 10 day her credit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

Tie AnHoRT BASD CoScERr-This accomplished
Band will give their Concert this evening at Metropolitan
Hail. 10 aid ofthe New Orleans sufferers. The programme
which appears in another column will be found TO contain
many ne" and interesting pieces procured expressly for
'he occaon by the kind manager Mr. j. H. Smith. The
price Of ainince will be only o. cents low enough TO
sut the poorer classes ofthe community The pleasure Of
hearing the superior music Of this excellent Band will be
good value for this trhing That nducement Of it.
self would lead hope satisfactory result, apart from
the noble purpose for which the Concert has been kindly
gwen 1t is unnecessary say word as to the claims
in connection with this movement
Richmond has done her part noDy in this matter 30 far
That sho will do TO the end there Il no reason to
doubt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

rE- Morris Newman, ofu d con county w.. h,e
delegate from ihai county 1e nsa.s Of rr,r r. Las
received from tc President Of tie Uahed sizes tie ~.
polntmcnt Of F,udon Agcu, 90 .hn,al, ,n pif,c ~
fabius N. Lavsot E.q, fcso,eJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

prArH or Ds. AsHsuns.-ws regret 70 learn tina, Or.
Robert A. Asbburu, formerly Of this city Is among the
victims to The yellow fever In Mobile whers no had lately
taken up his residence.-Norfolk Beaeon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

IN The Busnc-s Men OF Richmond, Who use MIL H.,
should leave their orders at ELLYsoNs PRINTING OFFICE re
Sapn building Main Street, where they win be printed In nd
nnest STYLE on the best Enrsh American and
to any pattern Ornamental designs for every
Of business All kinds Of Job Printing executed at very low
ee on the celebrated Rasses' Rotary Adams Maeh
job Presses. 80 =. =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

MELTISG OF THE CRY cOUNcIL-The regular monthly
meeting Of this body will be held this evening, II they
choose to make request Of Mr.. HUBBARD to have his e
CANT statue Of Washington placed in the city grounds dur
ing the Agricultural Fair the time To defer it 10
any latter period if indeed they may feel any disposition
to make such request, would be to embarrass Mr. H.,
Who no doubt will need Of the time from this until
November, to make suitable preparations to render his
statue an object Of interest such it is likely to be- The
statue, which he has completed it is we understand
his intention to send to tue Worlds Fair tomorrow Ii
would therefore, be necessary for him to commence ano-
Their forthwith should the request by the City Council be
made.
We have already shown how appropriate such an
exhibition would be- the OCCASION and at the place re-
ferred to.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

UTsEpJL FANty ARTICLES large and varied assert.
~ mrnt ~ beautiful Fancy Articles pfising LOO part.
ltdieE 'onVauiIfsi various sfycf aud pti-cs
fnrt NuuNurs,
Cthls-A beautiful and vrty useful article fJt ladies
h.tcf.e-C"y'f iniuE nplL o., seissois rhihbe,A c
Bluvsuifa. & Iris
Buessn Port Monrae' greatly superior to the ordinary Port
M.unair '
Gye', 10 Boxes eheap ~ children IN place Of
P1csrt C1mptsscs; Aiphatsts, 90 Boxes
HhiIiuF AMI Alphabet Biorts
Husts n Hyr ~ Hrlu wellington s walter Scott Raphael
and "u'p 90 Peicnlytr b.huhfli-a the BOOK Stationery
AMI ti1uS FORTE csabi.simcltO A. NORRIS ~
ssi1 3, Man strsat.
~ NV = ~. AND WtNTfH DrN g0Oii-- have Just
- rrtsd large anil WEI, selected Dry cords
ir ft trlr The following rprsiutf Lndicf Dress
1ood. ~ at kinds, Rich Plaid, Ps Figured Mousrs.
y ~ W yard shks, al colIss, rich Paio
hhh'f lg el, Glove, lHrg af'Dmrnt u sccyr Chom
tes 1nd Coltrs inunr1r, Jacuur 1ui Sci Eignrs
lnfefnrs mcsH, faunris, Cimcrs', satnfts rwecds
WhDy, Mac and fwst Bsnseis; (Npacis red hf
ceJ The .boyc Goods % s0t very cap vi that Wills
th. o. with a call. D. HOibJMiTS hEW sTnnr.
q Nam street, Richmond. Va
GtHEET RAN 90 AsOETED TiifCKSEssA sunny just 10
- hand per -cnr Hanover, anil iorsaeb W
fci2 sen q the Crru.ar saw IN WainstS-..t
GOfL cHAiN-Jad received rsr chip Isaac wrlsif com.
incustc, ubich We oncr low IN tugs 70 suit
ea sign u The oifeaai So, n M.ia q EEL
= BUS. OLD GENUINE PEACH BRASDT forsie.
- seiO Jas, WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

CB writer in a Georgia paper FAY. q" Lave seen
growing on one farm this season uc ag,viar crop, --
Sugar cane Cuba tobacco cotton corn oats rice ss,c,
potatoes, wheat indigo g,ouud uus G,l lca, tl,rfps
pumpkins aud milet. Tho torpcuGuc bla,,i rc,ii,r
20 be extensively followed n ihe State and requiring t
little capital aud ssli 10 h found Go to ,,fy profitable.
Two good hands W. gather ayo bundled Darrg. il tt.-
which win sc ior $50 or bs1cl Tui, viii lave
them between four and Eve hundred dIr. 10 us hand.
clear Of all expenses Slmc have actually made morc0
TnE MEcHtNg GuaFp.-Th.s excellent company rro.
oeeded their intended cSsur lon To- sIsh Cottage on
Friday evening Notwithstanding the heavy rain Which
rendered no day 90 diarsc,J'e.
They returned ou Saturday mosn.ur, having .rsr, the
night cheerful u,ous dey were favored aid much
genial scascn. Tic drad,anisfc, 'n hs respect
were ysy great, but tlcy vcfc hardly cviJsit ia Doe
rprighuy character OF f'1 rc,sarcl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

TINS IrsrMo' c'uRr-Thc regular monthly term Of this
Court commences to-day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

Na ILL fIIhs--A superior article, for sale By
I'VE G. j. sISToN 4 CO.,
se9 Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main street
tOAE UPON LTrTLETON.-GEO. ~ wEsr Nos 5 and 6
- Exchange, offers for sale:
New Edition II the above Institutes Of the Laws England
or commentary upon Itilsttn-Bot the the
only but OF the Law itself Teyii additions
o. notes reierne and proper tables by Fran NArsave
Charles Butler, Eqt, z vols.
Hreenlea EyiIsLce g. volume upon
Practice, and con pletes the
Gordon Digest the Laws q the U states edition. (Ts
Bookl sell at % per cent less than Catalogue pce)
sluniers 90 Plead ng and Evidence, vols.
Arehbolds Nlsi fTius, 2 Nois, edition. eT5O.
Great inducement sIered % cash customers. srI2
Z GODS FOR THE FALL TRADE-wr are nov reeeyiDI a
- foil assortment OF Goods for the Pail Trade
Our stock will be complete Few dsys the largest
We offered. " 'e'''
We solicit call from all purchasers.
sel2 e. UARTyFtI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

NEW STOCK OF PAIL AND WINTER DIIY I.VuII-
~ rrr' AT 81 Main -irret-Opcned curing the
my stock 81 Fall and Winter Dry
best fabrics OF ladies dress goods boys wear
Ing goods shawis, Hosiery, Gloves Bonnet
neck hOoons, fIanne Linens &e all Of which will he
sllAS l.. JOHNSON.
PA fall assortment Servants goods and DlanLe and
Brown Dom, sites. sei2 : T. J.
HNLIts HALE. Importer la " aIcII-- gwrITS
NJ aud Fancy Goods No. log Min Sf-,e /. now op.n6s
the largest stock Of Goods In his line this aTI
City lad Country Merchants invited examine god, ana
prices s0ON' M"
1900 Gold and Silver Watches Of all from tho o, e.is
orated makers, 10 open Hunting and Magic Gases.
90 Gold Neat, Guard and Fob Chains styles fancy
patterns. 49, '''N'' '@NN'
The largest assortment % GofJsy ever offered I'm m civ
every variety and Kind; also assortment OF Jr Coed,
fated aud six Jewey low priced country tr.se
dozen Hair Cloth, Tooth, Nail
z,oup dozen Fancy Loops assorted kinds
lZtO dozen Hair Oils, Extracts, and Cologne Waters
x.IO rroce assorted kinds Of Buttons
LOW dozen Combs, every variety and kinds
Beads-lO0 different kinds
terms. -' " Wv '''eH' P@''
Cigar CAses-A large assortment.
CocE OF every variety and Kind Dressing Cases Dc.k Port
Pates; in fact variety Of Goods lin. uaIly 6n m
Ahrs class store, and Al prices that fail please
seE ELIAS HALE, iO6 Main street
WDREsERNING KETTLES ed and Rel metal
IL full ass'rtment, Of all sizes winch low
G. J. sINTOS A co,
felz Sign Of the Circular Saw, n Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

InE Ceu0s CE.r.-Ac-ouat. ifoli tie South rcspcc.
.Hk 90, rai'"" crop, ore conf citing. D. h.Dams Fofi.
e.. arI s'rpI b. i4 g.ucflIy a.le,d tlrt f ,,,
Ni 40 .ai Dee 1u avtt'-l ono, slough Zoo par 81 tfo
r state iarfc a'c t.e Lg CON, iiuis of ia tr.t and
we ..-fafm 1s We, as boo 6,rgF aud other section. Of
'c t'I"'f! I1t.c uaugJIaY.s i.AIeuecs, I1arvgr do
not ','" 3 extend O'Crary considerable tract Many OF
i"r pins ore engaged BOO picking. ard new Ll.s. i4sc
Dec" received 10 uys. 81 ibs principal Southern u a..
briam.l, .a,,.tau.
'fv Cas- Asp ir. FLEsgu His.ioS.--ibo Washington
Star '}f: fm.iUs iu Eprbsru papsrs rsit,rau5n Of
he story hIt te ir.ach N..siyu has been rendered To-
General tls We have aain ~ ray That there is D., truth
i1u"
sB Tho lion. EObc,tJ Walker, uc Washington Star
l5', vii ,ho,ty Toxic Up lis residence iu Illinois. Ills
nov heavy ufcfc e. 90 connection With tbs ceatf s
road, make Iris change d Dos location dc.imJe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

u Information Wanted OF Edward y. Lee-when Ia 4
heard ro wi" In Norfolk Virginia lie Abentsd hIm,
from my bed and board for the last years Any
concerning him. living dead, thankfully received
his wife, Direct to No. Aos Grand Street. Moo York
se2-dlw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12
WM, IRA SMITH,
SUCCESSOR To SMITH & MARVIN,
AND DEALER IN

FASHION1BLE THING,
EOS leave invite visiting Rehtnond during
- the STATE AGRICULTURAL PAlR, and who w,h n,
get the full value their money in cloth NJ trmev. ~
their children, from ave 10 sixteen years are will End IL
TO their interest 70 walt until they Richmond and
give me call A. my NANUFACrORY Being the only the
kind la the State, IL behoovts the cEsn their IN
rest by patronlEnR AoaS cfs ana viii do veil 10 xiv,
me an early call, at II Main street, Rshmond Rich
nond Mandatory Of
ses WIZ IRA SMITH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12
- kDICTION ~ PEiCE OF 1OGLIs IrEf,iu1
~ FLUID for Preserving Itesforing and Adprnna IN,

sss WIZ IRA sIrrH
TP IN r. , y r,IoS OF IoCL,S n,tsa'y
Bottles formerly ''i At & e cents Z: cents
100 rs u"
the best article for curing Baldnss Dandrua
s E sSesT "a. ed a. affection. Of ME ns 'la ws,s yey
BoGLEs ELECTRIC HAIR DYE {. another wondered the ar
lnNaniy converts Red Grey unsiRhtiy Hair. beautiful
5aes or brown literally dyeing h the moment applied
a , an w., SKIN ard can be applied 10 any seathsr is
lnd shene'cr used establishes superiority over al
DoGLEs AMoLF SHAVING CREAM Is an arci. Of rare merit.
a . Is,ss19. p,sPs5, gr.,sn. ne ,sa n e.
mate, ghisi tis lathgr j. both creamy ard lasting
pSon ss rssGSs az nn ess IL 9g, ihs com
A these aees have .Coi The .i q The 'itr, lnvesra-
toilet Of beauty, taste and fashion.
Nay be Aad orRe Iasentor, WV BOGLE B5ton, and Nj.
ADlE GRAY, Richmond, Va. is95-sTtsodD
UNPOnIANT ANNOJ Nt,FNiHNT TO CAPirNiiST-.-thr
htems q e recent sale o. the Iygea Hotel ~ Old Com
tort not hs,lns been complied With ~ purchase, been
Paee auction wEDSDGY Of October n,i, 20 tbo
tl' srsce, the vhoe establishment, the furniture be-
ongng n The Hotel and AZ ne rights aud privilege snyse
Tsesi,by rs, advantage ofhi, ya.hopab. H,ori.
90 sale fe vsil ss'uIsd at ssns mo- one en-.
bis ipr tiis inve,t n,ni ofther nrds '''''
~ Inye,oy u e furniture sy be fesn on The dy ofs
the lrd ofthe Tarebsss ,psy e,,h. and m,
bonds o altered p,ymn Ole s,.rssorS ',Sar.d .ni
Sale 20 ,ommeucc atl2 oclotk.
JOS ?. REYNOLDS.
-. 90, a NffhfFFY.
ae0-8taVtds n. @. NORsuAW
'H',SNNks on Ono hundred t,,,,.la ci,r ~ .7io
- ~ so DAVENPORT, ALtfN A CO.
fNtNNY BAgs-rhfee hundred for ssis
NJ seg fLANNA0AN, f1oKrs 4 Co
A'oN ribk7 AND siOtt ntHs, landing ina for ssie
- sty ILANNAGAN, srOKFs 4 CO.
NJ Aus-Fifieon hundred tegs for saio.
~ 80 - FLANNA0AN, sT0EEs Co
20 hundred pail county made Bsn' o
81 FLANNAoAN, sr0RFs co.
EDLNtED TADtE CAsTOIts-weare IN Tecdpt per sfesn.
~ oanetc, " one oass silver PLATED Tsle Caftofs
neS and handione patterns vhlch onctfs sns
flnoe ANDREW JOHNSfON A CO,
WV No. " Naln street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

Inc foreign papers by the steamer Asia which arrived
Nc" York on Thursday night, from Liverpool the eth
DO not contain anything Of greater Importance than
the following;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

Look to Your inere.'.-TAS Le,esJsr0 CAToae weeliI
paper published In Lewburg Greenbrier county has lrc
subscription than In that portion Of the State and
consequently the best medium Merchants a.d
generuy that can be procured Western vr sin. u Il
the AdvHnasesofa more central location the large
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On the e4th at Osborne, Mr. Ingerso delivered to the
Queen his letters Of recall and Mr. Buchanan was
ed by the Earl OF Clarendon.
Three hundred and seventy railway aboreIs had been
embarked at Southampton for Sydney under to
work Tor two years the Sydney Railroad Mt five shil
families
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18

py result OF his researches, ami rejoice permit.
ted to dispense balm the afflicted, position more en-.
vIabe than the jewelled throne earth's locst potter