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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
1927 Acres Land for Sale.

1927 Acres Land for Sale,
VXTILL be sold at ElCctirli Couit House, "n
w Sale day in January next, unless previously
lisposcd of, the tract Of Land known as the Cosby
Trait, containing
1,O27 Acres,
More or less situated about nine miles fr..m llan-
burg, on the Plank Road at the fork of the Edge
field and Pine Ilousc, or Columbia Road. On the
place are two comfortable Dwellings, so located,
tha, the tract can BE- divided into two settlements,
with suitable outbudings each. The ocal"n "n
the Plank Road, wnch runs through the land about
mile and half The proximity t"ihr new Acad-
el,ry at Sweet Water, and directly on the route Of
the Rail Road from Hamburg to Columbia, together
with its being we'll established stand Tor public
house, offers inducements seldom To be met with.
The above land IL well wooded. and can he made
20 pay for itself, in few years, by hauling wood to
Hamburg and Augusta.
Terms, q H. third cash, balance in one and two
years. with note and approved securities.
II. y. KENRlCk, President.
ii. & f. Plank Road Co.
Hamburg, Dec 10 1t AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28

ShcrlM's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Lod Hill,
Daniel White.
Various other Plaintiffs,
The Same.
yOY Virtue of the Executions in the forego-
ID ing eases, shall proceed 70 sell on Sat-
nrday The 7lh January next, at lhclatc residence
of the defendant Daniel White, One Sorr'l
Horse, one Surveyors Compass and Plating
Lns.runents, Household Furniture, &c
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Dec %, 1853 2t so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28

~ THE articles Of " Salula, Elpis" and " +.
w. R., besides several advertisements ore unaroida-
bly crowded out Our correspondents must excuse
ne w. cannot help il,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
BethanV Academy,

TIME Trustees Of Bethany Academy take pleas
Il ure in announcing to the public, that their
School will be opened far the reception Of Students
on the 2nd Monday in january 1854. under the sr-
prrvsinn of the well known and Successful lnstruc-
tor. Wh. VI. HEATH, Esq.
Rates Of Tuition the same rs those charged by
the former Rector, Mr. GALrHis.
I,nnrd can be obtained in the most respectable
families ON reasonable I, rms and convenient I" the
School. WILEY HARRISON,
w. ZIMMERMAN,
J. J.. TALBERT,
Dr. !. +. STEVENS,
G. j. SHEPPARD.
Dec 81 ly 49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28

AUGUSTA RACES. The annual Races over the
Lafayette Course. near Augusta, will commence
OH the 10th January next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
ShcriG''s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
w. T. Smith and others Applicants,
rs.

Sarah Sophronia Smith and others
Defendants.
DY Virtue of an Order from H. T. Wright,
u Ordinary of Edge6cd District, shall pro-
cecd to sell in the above stated case on the first
Monday in January next, at Edgcfeld Court
House, one Tract of Land belonging TO the Es-
tate of Samuel Smith, dec, situated on Turkey
Creek, containing One Hundred acres, more or
less, and bounded by lands Of Mrs. Frazier,
Estate of William Strom and others.
TERms-A credit mill the first day Of Dec.
1854, except costs which must bc paid in cash.
The purchaser will be required to give bond
with good security, and 4 Mortgage of tho prem
ises to the Ordinary to secure tho purchase.
money. LEWIS JoNES, s. Z. d. s
Dec 10 st 4S 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Beach Island Land for Sale.

TENHE Subscriber offers at private sale FIVE
Il HUNDRED ACRES of Beach Island Swamp
Land, lying on the River, and adjoining lands of
Samuel Clark and James T. Gardner, and rented
the present year by James T. Gardner.
About 400 acres Of the above Tract are cleared
and well improved. The balance in Cypress and
other swamp timber.
Terms made easy to good purchaser. Apply
to R. BRADFORD.
Silvcrton, S. c., Nav II 16
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
SaasrzEp BAND OF RoBBERs-The ar

S,5AHrzED BAND OF RoBBERs.-The ar
young criminal in Brooklyn, New York,
d to the discovery Of; organized band of
men, bound together by solemn oaths,
for the purpose of committing robbcries
iburglaries. A young man named Chas.
bins, it is alleged, was the leader or captain
lie gang, and room in State.sreet served for
gr headquarters. A considerable number of
N .simplcments" have been captured by the
Aand several of the band arrested.
SsroN, Dec. l9.-There are rnmors here
ican negotiation with theEAmerican
sden, indicate trouble.
SE1id that Florida loans to the amount of
SS6ossiOO prior to her admission into the Union,
3 been allowed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28

uJ- TIE Friends of Lieut.. L. CORLEY an
nouuce him rs Candidate for Major Of the Lower
Battalion, 9th Regiment, to FIJI the vacancy occa-
stoned by the promotion Of Maj. B. F. STRaM.
Nov 80 IF 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
g How to make Flour Risc.''

TUST call in at the VARIETY STORE" and buy
D some of Preston & MLRRiLLs' lNFALLlBLE
YEAST POWDER, I" and its bomnd to rise"
Call at the Z" "VARIETY STORE" l55 Broad Street.
Augusta Ga. j. n. GUhLEd.
Sent s IF oh
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Georgia Home Gazette,
A SOUTHERN
LITERARY & FAMILY JOURNAL;
Published at augusta, Ga.


1aNEs RoNEsf ~ A sNHH5EE, WlllTE, and Kp'roe,
rV,HBE HOME GAZETTE is devoted to-
Il Literature, Art Science, Agriculture, Gene
raj Intelligence, and Southern lntcre,ts. The aim
of the Editors is to make a -
Useful and Interesting Paper,
To blerd the Instructive and the Entertaining to-
gethcr in such way as To secure nigh degree uf
interest. and yet a, the same time elevate both tho
Intellect and the Affections. =,
The columns Of the paper contain Historical and !
Domestic Ronanccs Pictures Of Social Life, Sketch.
es Of Biography. Choice Poetry, Entertaining Ans;
ccdotes. Scientific Memoranda. Agricultural and
Industrial Articles. the General News "f the day,
and all Political Intelligence Of any Importance,
Besides grca, variety Of articles all these sub
rc,s. tho GAZETTE will b: particularly adapted far.
FAMILY READING. It is published for the
IIoME CIRCLE. and the Editors feel that they have
fully redeemed their pledge t" make it all Home
Newspaper should be-cntircly FREQ from Political
bias and high toned in character.
Grateful for the liberal encouragement which has
been extended TO our efforts to build up at the South
A Literary and Family Journal
Of high character We shall increase our exsrtions
to Justify this public confidence, and to make, tho
GAZETTE still more worthy Of general patronage.
TERMS. rs,:
Single copy, one year, always in advance, So 90
Two copies, a9
Five copies, q 4" 90
Ten copies ID oo
~ To any person making up a Club Of Five cub
scrihcrs, and sending $40, we val send acnpy gratis
for one year. Address. :. : v $
SNiYTnE & wIlyTE. -: -
Editors Home Gazette, Augusta Ga. !
Dec 81 81 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Administrators Sale,

Administrators Sale
DY Virtue of an order from H. T. Wright, Esq
ID Ordinary Of Edgeicld District ! will sell at
the late residence of John llerin, deed. on Thu
day the sth day Of January next, his personal Es-
tnte, consisting Of
Fourteen Prime Negroes,
Among them is good Blacksmith, Stock Of rari-
GUS kinds, Crop of Corn, Fodder, Cotton and Oats,
one Road Wagon, one Yoke Of Steers: and Cart,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, with other things
not necessary To- mcuti"n. .-s... =.
TEnMs-On a credit until the LIST day Of Dec.
1854. Purchasers will be required 10 give notes
with ample securities All runs under S. cash.
VIM. MOBLEl, Adm'or.
Dee % 2t 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Purc Hearts & Sweet Hearts

T UST Received n fine assortment OF iancy Can
eD dies. suitable for Parties and Weddings, with
n variety of Essences Raisins Nuts, &c. Ate.
IIanmond's new brick Store, River Street Ham
bug 5. c. ). T. bo" EhS,
Not II lU
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
EdgefeId Male Academy.

XXTE beg To announce to the Public of Edgcteld
w and the surrounding Districts that our ala;c
Academy will he re-oprn'd on the first Monday in
.January Mr. LElrNER being still i'll charge. Srvc-
raj Classes will be preparing for College and much
emulation among The students will be the natural
consequence.
We expect full School and every exers;on on
the part Of Trustees anil Teachers will b. made To-
place ,h:' institution upon the highest fnotns.
4 full advertisements, will appear rrxt week.
JOHN LIPSCOMB,
ARTHUR SlMKINS,
GEO. a. ADDISON,
LEWIS. JONES, -
r. T. MINIS.
Dec % 1t 5u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28

HEALTH, peace, content and domestic tender
ness. are the only sweets of life; and they often
smile on the roof of yrluous industry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
An Acknowledgement.
The PEOPLES Journal.

WE are indebted to Hon. L. NJ. KEITT for copy
of President Perce's first message.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Dec 2S
To Rent

FTFIE Room at present occupied BY Mr. Lod Hill
Il as Dry Goods Store: In my absence apply
to J. A. Williams. S. CHRISTIE.
Dec 2S If 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28
Final Notice.

A IL. those indebted to the Undersigned, either
N by note or book account, will please call and
make immediate payment, as VIC are determined to
close our business.
BEINDLEY e ROsAM0ND.
Dec I, 1853, 4. 4Se
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Davis, Kalb & Tanning,
rs Decl in Attachment.
Rawlcy White.
Hopkins, kalb & Co.,
Rawlcy White.
'TNNE Plaintiffs in the above cases having this day
i fled their Declarations in my Office, and the
Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney known
to rrsil. within the limits Of this State. on whom
copies Of said Dcc,aratnns with rules to plead can
br served On Motion Of Ncssrs. MAoRATr &
STYLES, Attorneys Tor plaintiffs: Ordered that said
Defendant appear and plead t" said Declarations
within year and day from the date hereof or in
default thereof judgncn will be given against him.
TIIOS. e. BACON, E.. D.
Clicks Office Oct s. olv 80
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
N. B. Tozcr,
rs Decl in Attachment.
Talafcrro & Torbst.
Jrtfcrs, Cohran d Co.
7.Ii,c.t,. RS; & rors,,. O*f'. :" Attachment
rVNIiE Plaintiffs in the above cases having this day
l. filed their Declarations in my Office, and the
Defendants having neither wives nor Attorneys
known to reside within the limits Of this State on
whom Il cupy Of said declaration can BE- served. On
Motion of Mr.. MacRArm, Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Ordered that said Defendants appear and plead to
said declarations within year and Il day from the
date hereof or in default thereof judgment will be
rendered against them.
TllOS. G.. BACON, c.ED.
Clerks Office March Z, 1853 1y: Q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28

State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
n. AMrch,
U.s. Foreign Attachment.
john Hill.
John l.. Dubcy,
rs. Foreign Attachment.
]. H. Woohgatc.
'TNlIE Plaintiffs in The above cases having this day
L filed their Declarations in my Office. and the De-
PENDANTS having neither Wives nor Attorneys known
To reside within the limits Of this State upon whom
copies of said declarations with rule To plead can BE-
served: On Motion of Mr. kEY, Paintifis' Attor-
nry, Ordered. That the said Defendants appear and
plead To said Declarations within q year snd day
from the dat: hereof, or final and absolute judg-
mrnt will be awarded against them.
TllOS. G.. BACON, C. E. d.
Cirrk's Office Juy - 1888 " 9G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-28

To RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING
IN OcToBER, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AVN EfETE.THREE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
nur 1,IrrACulIENr nf nIATnRR.

John {. Mather, merchant Of Troy one OF the Canal
Commissioners Of this State has been mpeached Tor
grave misdemeanors in Office by the House OF Assembly
and il to be tried on thai impe achment by Court con-
posed Of he Judge OF Appeal. and Senate Of the state
presided over BY the Lieut.. Governor The tI.a will
take place at Albany, commencing to-day
OF ,he guilt or innocence OF Mr.. Maize. We have
formed 10 opinion The face Of bis Impeachment raises
a presuu pon sg,ns la: but il is known that he is
very active and nyeerlte part san OF tnat branch Of
the Democratic paIy ~ich not IN Poaer ar Albany
and DID not coutro. the late Assembly. We d, not
know ,hat his act has exered any inAaence aga.ns.
him bat the Office Of Cana Commissioner Involves
very extensive and mu t.arous responsibilities IN the
DISCHARGE 81 which capable officer may COMM, errors
and ~, honest man involve himself IN acts tha5, as re-
Iestu.ed by personal or partisan hatred land mll's
Nors, foes. politely. are Die, OF ts oBn household)
viltuliec ban to grave impura'ous and bgnting
pCous. Ths Is a w.-e and ST msxm of he Common
Law. though susceptible Of abuse ich holds every
Nan innocent uni ne has been proved guilty.
Tat the Aih Court instituted above VII scruti-
ME iurar,iay and decide justly we will not doubt
Bui nputaons o partisan impulse have been so freely
banded on either haud tht We would eutrca especially
tie " big Members OF Tie Court TO remember that al
suggestions of political personal advantage TO be
cured by vcwiLc Tire cue ioa IN Lis light or in chat
o. be- roreled as tue temptations o. satan. The Wing
Senators can 90 nothing lr themselves their party SO
wise or polite forge. that there is any party con-
sidcralon involved in the case. If Mr.. Ma,her has
really been guilty OF Wilully misaPplyng the State
FUNDS committed 10 his cha &C. Whoever shall him
innocent viii cimnae himself if Le i, substantially in
Icceut any cabal that shall unite To deprive hun
Of Justice! Let the trial be a searching but fair one
ana Heaven prosper the night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
TEMPERANCE Politics.

feyey citizen were required to RcrcJnscentioasv
ills question" DO You or do YOU not consider the sup
preston OF the Liquor Traffic OF consequence
than any other question before the People OF tus
country who can doubt that a majority would an.
swtr, I'VE do" And yet there is danger tha, this
great practical question Nay be overad and the popular
Judgment set aside by the mansg emen, OF crafty pJti
Glars
OF tire Liquorselling nteres. We have no complaint
to make. 1t has always been wha- Il now s-frAukly
sQuaIely, coursgeousy wrong II has never asked
ally more than could whether candidate we're Whig
or Democrat when the Rum Traffic was involved IN the
contest Wing dlsters and dealers put down their
money as freely as any ether 10 defeat Neal Dow in
Portland and 10 reflect Gov. Seymour 10 Connecticut
Democratic toddy.stirrers worked hear iy 10 beat
the coalition in Massachusetts, and restore the
Wing asset udauCy that State And If there be any ,y
dispensers Of Alcoholic drinks still protesting to be
Wings in Vermont they viii assuredy be found fighting
in the ranks of the slavehuutng Democracy ia the Fall
Election The Boston Chronicle the specia organ oil
the Rum Power in the dstillng metropolis Of NewEng-
land calls loudly on the Liberals that l.. those who
believe in liberal use of LguOrto organize their forces
and vote every where against every candidate who not
openly hostile TO the Law of Prohibition This is fir
and manly, and We find 10 faul: with r.
The vre.working politicians however, play deeper
game than this They are willing To work underhand
for the Liquor Interest because it has often helped
them and may be expected to do again but if they
could make one vote more by throwing it overheard
they would do ii remOrseessy. They not trusted
very TAR by the Rum Interest and cannot be trusted al
| all by the friends Of Temperance
The coolest operation of the season is that now pro-
ceediDg in Maine Ths, State was the first 10 pas. An
effective Prohibtory Act in Io5I though il did nor
take immediate effect. The Legislature which nss.sd
that act Democratic, though We believe larger
proportion of the Wing minority than Of the Demo.
cratic majority voted for it. John Hubbard Democrat
va, Governor and lie sigaed Tie bill lie vas ,ac rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

TIN sil' d. Kre cav to Leu b. hand, ye
bs'c q ny si-f t.r hs Kingdom pared FOR you 10 tle
Fc w lgl,,,e ssd ye ave NE nee, was thirsty and ys
"Aat'e r-o ye eoleo % Sex end Vs- ne was IA
TrsoL ric ye cane uuo ne.
Ire Urted S-atcs rs called a Christian coun ry a
counu! shOse az cruelty persecution and imprisonment
ere Gelounccd under The hcaves, penalties known 70
religious faitt The guest merit Of its moral creei
is ctary; when oL'y fofbids wrong but suggests
. rctgru Of .ood for evil lis political doctrines as.
sumo TO square wiki is religion All meD according to
tte instrument which underes Constitution aud laws
declared 10 be created free aud equal Yet in these
United States between n rec and four millions of human
beings bought and sod dumb beasts AID this sJs-
ten beges brutates which language scarcely cha
rac-erzr. The instincts OF ferocious animals Of
bloodlolIds, are called into acon--to aid IN ca ching
the poor frebdess iorloru fugitive whose sole crme is
that he seeks 10 escape from bondage into freedom.
He is tracked through brake aud brer over NIL aud
vale, through swamp and stream. and finally caught;
perhaps secured with the loss of a mus lie or Two
but perhaps his life forfeited and he earns the unrecsrd
ed immortalities Of marty dom. We detailed yester-
day sn account of how one poor fugitive wretch in
North Carolina shades Of the igstrious Hugu5no.s)
brought home 10 lis master xth bis head Oh fex
Cb!s since We gave an account OF poor woman near
il. American mothers, and crimson wirh shame .. who
seized il the year 40 in tn City Of Neg-Orleaos
and according the daboical Laws which olacsen
our very nature, declared in 1873 by judge 10
have been kidnapped and though for seven long DIRE r
years full user Of the span OF human Life. she d
been chained the sugarboLng ferocites Of an e.
,sle in Louisiana-a save.-yet the judge refused 20
award tle damsges claimed. though he could not le.9
setting Ter free.
kindred illustration of this perennial subject Of Sla-
very Ray be found in tue follow M extract from the law
reports oi the late New Orleans panen
Goodra. ~ coming s. e c'1t..-7 20 ~
% .Ie stsl FOL. la.4 ..t.f b. t.e y-fIr-
james ugllall coming Stste 10 coat.sveut1u
q 'lw. yea- OF hard atcf iu ,lr Fel.ter, --J
I II. Gree man Of cOlor-aI sibreyiaton or elon
CATION show ing that they free in the city res
cued by theirhelp from the assaults Of the British
But what is all this 70 the stumpand barbecue hero
Ism that defines liberty by color; that declares
Slavery TO be the cornerstone of freedom; :" that
lifts up standard Of pride force and svsrice over the
very systoe and diastoe Of the moral heart that de-
spses the pAinest teachings Of National code of
that spirit for which Jefferson wrote and Warren died
that attacks the Christian reeion in its innermOst
core and takes away from it its GROWING beauty
Chart!
i vas - prison al .e visited NE" L. 10. tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Crcnt COW bnse h The Paris The Ru do IN CiDal
-. and Broadway CiIizen- Iniured-CaPtare vi"
the Lns-o b. spanish Boy, &e. =,
List evening abOat Clock Large sized hrss year IN
heller, which vas being driven by coorei man hoOs
Weet 81 became frightened and dashed 4Fay up Cana
st. putting every il tho street To- Hight hS'e"'s
Centre IT, the animal turned down that uorOagaHs P
sued by the mob and II the corner Of White .0i O'.
sts pro.ir4ted woman, and icelaan Les q 1s ol'H
Distrot who endeayodng 70 capture rs lnn' '1'
woman was seriously hurt aud the oil efs as'i
somewhat cut and his WITS. spra I'd. hssA''s'.
animal passed through Leonard st. 10 BrJ4dsa! all :"
Duane st. ran over young man, st0uui1g hn sai AZ
ing the back Of h, heal lie as tsAen y w
Hospital, whore bis WolLd was Dr. ssec, and hs '1
for home. Tie heiler, chased by an excited N1's
Ing but rather wary crowd, made is way into the t@~
where for more than ell hour efforts were NAV y
capture her. thousand aud bpys, a. !ets' H~v
around, ard frequen routed oy tie enfASeo t-'
and ran shouting and yelling through ~, f~H . IL
Der of police officer, AIDED y Sif'
others, continued their efforts for an No~' 49,
They had q heavy rope aud ends,'Olsu ~ .O" '
over the better head, but ftIen n 'F- ' ~ ~ -
nth nd caotlre her The olcsls lshei a. 1Ie i9ss
-, ~, - I.,.rtl, not oycr twelve yr4.s Of age. hs
- T.. s.s,tipg tina. D. Co-lG throw .1e l0ssO oss
ff.In-,s They let him sfy. He CO.. ID ,A- heavy ~
-, B, over bis heed anu 4. ,ew d II caught upon or
The little f-LoS th.sa o again al 20 c.asli oy~
,orrs Ne plated bis hae Erm On tie ground "a"
syeu ana jerk OF the iasso ali 4Esw 1s a-n, VAC
w., inn.sci-,eiy secured o. iies l.; 10 70 nN~''
Jose Antoine de l. Craz - years u sd sss'.iis
Ircao4ay near Tenth. lie VS. bora "a C%lof-'
whore he had prsciiced w toe las'o a'a could H0' 80
celsisld that he had pefforms4 any rsn'fADis leak
Ar4svpr 10 Co~MT MCnn1.-Ls.-s evening q Ao'<
7oCl,k sbostIg aaray occ1l o-.a.e- $50 -
L.,bi. "a I1aintal.ces lately f..- l-..4--. 10. j. -
pened Oh TIE tidsSalk near lee De- 81. Ao-'' -.
wo,ss took pAce between them, when one Of then -
ps,e Nc od not .an slapped the other one WHOSE -
!. victor Rich in the face Rich drew pistol o-l'l
mali hot, aud discharged its contents INTO Us 80
face they mostly lodged the chin and about ''
Abou, cay shot we're lodged in his face .snsOi Il,
.h,o,eb the rim Of his hat. Immediately 4iei HiHs
-. rich ran down 10 the river, and It j. oshs'7u -
tt~;.,ol into the water The Captain OF oAfs7 -
~i,tino all into the water. The pistol vas HO' 20
tis ner.on: but another one loaded with oA
his possession. =, -...-. sd osioe- Hevdon s
- Ward coming Up took charge Of HIN ana -
- ,,, 70 the Third District Station Hoase h''A
- In ~ q .a ,llau-g, aEd made 'sVs'A A'.'-f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

We thouaht Mr. Jeaues YelOwplush Of the SaFaaic
Press vas AZ lie post It Saratoga, sneakng aoou. the
lrconies peering in the doors and taking down the
lines of the feminine visitors TO send them and per-
.ons les herewith TO that 81 eJ FOR publication Bl
If sgpear. uar he turnkey is sill among Us as ND
cs,d by the follow Eg edyng paragraph from the ed-
torsl notice OF The Crystal Palace, which appeared N
tie Sa,aric Of Monday:
Aver ,h- visitors 20 the e1hbi ion On Sturdy last Fe
--e, q Lord ard Lacy El-sm-re sn7 Sir charles Ly-"
Tie, rerns 60 bur n, n line IN the building ana III ~
,f.fion APPEARED 20 be devote principally 70 me H"ses
II AT Th.re was nothing in their lpPesrsn'e vi M as
r them from other visit tnd thHi ar 81 IA
teur which consider insepAren- from ArtocFsno rsnA
oouli Be ccered in their plain una'sunng "hlcou''
teou, manners.
Jrsmes should know thai these modes. airs OF Lord
FL snere are assumed in difference 20 the Americans
AT home, hoEeyer. be acts precisely Ike the emnen'
Chinese trseedan, in the Tung- Hook Dramatic Com
rspy be swells and sruts occasionally turns somer-
et in the street park and bnnss the eye OF police
man or catmsn. 70 Indicate thai he is llyc lord
n. B.-Satanc, please correct