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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-14

e rules held in the Clerks Office of the circuit court
~ ofAnhcrstcounty oa fhc7th day ofFabruaty 1913.
Samuel Garl.nd administrator de boHis viii the
vii aHnezed of Christopher Isbell dee'd-Plaatif
against
Robert IsbclI WiIliamJ Isbcl, Sally Isboll admins
tra,rix Of Zachaah IsbeIl decd, Florcntna Peudlr
ton, widow William +. Smith and Elm his wife, lanes
Marsh and Sally his wife, Jacob Hallway and Elizabeth
his WIFE Davis l.. " Woody and Partina his wife Xacar
al Isbc and Andrcw Isbel which said Forentina. Eli
"a, Sally Marsh Elizabeth Parthiua, Andrew and Zne
aralro the children. and heirs at law Of the sad Iueh
ariah bell decd. The executor administrator o!
William Pendlfeon dec d. when shall be appointed
Henry Pendcton executor Of Richard Prndlelon, souri,
deed. Charles b. Hopkins executor of William lsbe,
Jr and Martin james executor OF Nathaniel Smith lee d.
Defendants.
IN cnAEcERY
The iect oltls suit is To subject to tie payment OF
the puinil4 cains against Zachliah lsbell dec d. tho
effects and the distributes and heirs Of said H.
Isbc decd in this state, the extent thai they have
received the estate Of sail deecdent And il appearing
by ohdlyitGcd, that sally lsbc admin-tratrix {" Iae-
atiah Isbcll, Foraufina Pcndeton William T. Smith
and Eliza his wife, james Marsh and Sally his wife, IA
cob HALFWAY and Elizabeth his wife, Davis l.. Woody
aud Panna his wife, I1cdariah sbcell il Andrew Is
bell and Henry Pendleton executor OF Rehard Pendle-
Sr, d. not residents of this Commonwealth
they required To appear here within one month at0r
due publication Of this ORDER and do what is necessary
to protect their interests. And is ordered that copy
hereof be published one week. for four snceess1T"
weeks in newspaper published the Clyo Lynch
this county on the first day ofthe next County Court.
feb. 14-w1w copy test,
LEO DANIEL, Jr. Clerk.
Garland & Slaughter, pq
r. rules held in the Clerks ollice Of the Circuit
"A Court Of Halifax in the month Of February, 1913
Alexander Watkins, Plaintiff,
against
Powell Warm and Paul Green, In Chaneery.
Administrator Of Nathaniel Warm,
decd Defendants,
The object of this suit is obtain decree for the a
mount of debt alledged be due by the absent de-
PENDANT To Ae plaintiff against tho home dciendants--
appearing by satisfactory evidence that the defendant,
Powell Warrn, is not nhabitant Of this Common
wealth il ordcredha the said Powell Wurin zap
pear here within mo0thater due publication hereof.
and do what is necessary protect his interest, md
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted III the
Lynehburg Vrginian a week for four successive
weeks and posted the front door OF the Courthouse
of this county the first day Of the next County Court
copy Teste
Feb ll-wiw WI, HOLT, Clerk
A g rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
"A Court of laiilax in the month of February, 1853
T.. \ L., }
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DMINESTKATORi's NOTICE.

"A persons having claims aguinst the estate Sara
E. Hunter decd will please present them to the under
signed for payment And hose indebted 10 said estate
notified that legal proceedings will be instituted
collect all debts not paid by the 1st March next The
bonds given orrhe sale Of he pe,hablc will be
due the l1t inst. CllAS. K. SLAUGHTER.
Feb IL Sc1t Admired Sarah E. Hunter. decd.
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'eS lh'tII1lIy.
WORTllINGTON s. co.

Merchants and others interested in the preservation Of
books mud papers from fire, respectfully requested IL
call the of the undersigned and Pcrnse mum
Der Of certificates similar the above, extending over
period OF ten years, No book paper, or document o
any description has been injured by fire in any oil
these Safes.
An assortmcnt Of these Safes, with aud without Yale.
Powder Proof Locks and Jones Powder Proof Locks,
for sale he Depot 14G Waer Street, aud a. the Fae
tory corner Of Avenue and ST. Marks Place, New
York. STEARNS " MARVIN.
Success to Rich & Co, 14G Water Street. New
York, the only makers of Snamandes Safes in the L.
ntcd States, combining Wilder's and Richs Patents.
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HATS AND CAPS

FdLL FAS HONS FOR 1852.
UyHE subscriber has now received his New York
Baltimore and Philadelphia styles of Gentle mems
No. | Moleskin, Silk. black and white, Beaver and
Brush HATS, which. for durability and beauty, cannot
be surpassed in this any other market His stock is
now large and complete, embracing all of the latest and
%s S GsS5s s ss' e. nj and "1t fsa
TO which he most cordially invites US old friends and
customers and the public generally to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere His stock will be found
a. cbean any other establishment in the city. All
kinds of Hats made order with neatncs and dispatch
f1ys Customers Hats dressed ooer free Of cba'ge.
Call at the sign of the BLUE HAT.
tots VIM SITTER.
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IIERE Is NUMETIIINN FINE.
EvrnY TICKET a PHzE-No BLANKS!
Grand capital $4,000 Dollars!

In tIismngnifccnt Lottery there is over 81 100000
in Prize money to be distributed to our patrons
W6oes $50; Inlvos s5 Quarters 81 50; Eghths S375
Certificates Of packages continuing oll the numbers
that 20 in the wheel We will send for
90 Whale Tickets $3.50 2G Quaiter Tickets s % 80
2G HnIf 225 - Eighth q" 56,25
Ono singlopnehogo con draw the four highest prizes
in tho Lottery.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The famous and lucky Pa.
tapsco Lottery (Smnl Fry will hereafter be drnwn on
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY md hTuRDAY ol
each week Capitals S5OO0, $4,000, ~ 500 IL Of
1000, &c. &c Single Tickets 81; haiycS SOC; quar-.
tiers 25c A full Certificate OF Package OF - whole
Tickets n,this famous little scheme will cost but 1900.
halves 81 so; quarters $375 md single package can
draw the four highest prizes in the lottery All orders
10 secure the eurcsi attention, aud the best selection d
regular pacngcs or single Tickets aud shares, nls be
forwarded without delay, and addressed ~ the great
Prizc Agents, MARION " 60,
No. . Calvert ST., orbox Al Post office.
Baltimore Md
~ Tie official drawings Of these Circuit Lotteries
,lulv certified to by the State Commissioners will be
SEM Immediately aieritis drawn, ton those vino order
from rs with full cA lanation Of the result
fel, }.Cod In
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SrERNs & MARVIN, Saamonder SAFE Manufacturers,
have purchased of H. c. Jones the patent right for bis
Powder Proof Bank Lock, commonly called the WORLD
FElR Lock, behind which One Thousand Dollars was
placed in a Safea the Fair in London during period
oioryye days to be the property Of any OF the ysi'
tors who could open the Lock. The attempt to open
was made daily by hundreds without success
Bankers, Jewellers and Merchants be supplied
with these Locks by the sole proprictors
STEARNS a. MARVIN,
Q e.qr r. Na,, Y.
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against
Claiborne w. Balksdae, Esh u.
Waller and Wilson Oliver Tx ors.or
Elisha Dodson,dec'd,, Elisha d. Wal
ler Wilson Oliver and Sarah A. his Ia Chanccly.
wife in their own right, and Thomas
Boulton and Susan his wife, and Will
lam S. Roddin and Nancy +. his
wife, Defendants }
The object of this suit is to obtain against the eX ora
decree for competent support for life out OF certain
property bequeathed by the tcstaorlor that purpoSeo
to sell the lands and certain slaves directed by the will
be kept together forthat purpose, and division
proceeds amongst those entitled to the same under the
will at the death of the plaintiff, setting apart sntii-
cheney yield her certain and competent support dur
ing her life 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants Thomas Rouon and Susan his wife are
not inhabitants fthis Commonwealth it is ordered ihn
the said Thomus Bouton and wife do appear here with
in month after due publication hereof, and do what
necessary protect their interests and that copy
this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg N
gilman once week for four successive weeks posted
the front door of the Courthouse this county the first
day OF the next County Court. copy fcste
WIN. HOLT, Clerk.
FLoURNoY & CARRINGToN, Altos
Feb 4 -W1W
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~ OEICE-lnving become sole proprietor OF the
" Mossey Greek Paper Mill by purchase on the 25th
day of September, prepared to fill orders for
all kinds of paper, at the horest notice, and upon
good terms as any other Mill. will pny three dollars
md fifty cents 9Y hundred weight, delivered for all
Linen and Cotton Rags, fair price if send my team
after them Address JACOB SANGER.
or s. PAUL, my agent.
NJ Snlnn Annustn Va. Nov 2O-.d2c3m
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A g rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
"A Court of Ha,ilax in the month of February, 1853.
Aphia Towns "a femc coyerl who sues ! Plaintiff.
l,y her next friend Ihonas +. Huge.
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MAYO CAssELL ~ Co., HAy

NE n 4 u On d u III an CU.s IIIhF nv II
VI Steam Saw Mill mar the Canal, with an album
dant supply of Timber prepared to fill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Bons of their own,
they will deliver Lumber ordered of them any point
the Canal without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
ian 81 .dSc3tawIs
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

..nburg Tobacco and wheat Market.
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ian22 l3cta
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
To Spring.

q thou delicious Spring!
Nursed in the lap OF thin ana suht showers
Winch fail from clouds that Iiu Their shU"y wing
From oderous beds # hight rnioIdcd iloweIS,
Aud from cumassrd bowers,
That over grassy walks their grrruncss fling;
Come gentle Spring
Thou lover OF Young wind,
That comrfh from The invisible upper sea,
Beneath the sky who's" cluudN;'s Wtlit loan hnd
And setting III Dhr trees d"uclousy,
Makes vulUL leaves dance with Tirr
Even in thr teeth Of hat old sober hlnd,
" inter uuknd.
Come to us for thou ait
Like the fine love OF children, Grule SP"lNg
Touching the sarrrd terIing ot th" h"nit;
Or like a vIrgiu's peasant W"c"m'uI,
Aud Ihuu duSt ever bring
tide of ., ute hut resiSrl"-s art
Upon thy hear.
Alas bright s ring, not long
Shall enjoy thy pleasant Influence;
r'or thou shalt die the summer hcIi among
SuhLilu-d t. papur in his fire Inle"se,
Aud zone iui, vrr hence,
EXIST no more :, no more to cJr,h urIu q,
v q. Picnync.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

t. ,ho co.rL rtiirp ot CpruaV stood two
III ''u ,"H,h hnI ms, ,ol;.r ,hr,r rIacc, for
I;,.Mnr', iIo"" Thnv yrrr Of IN. same ave.
L .h,ut f,ur-,nl 4 twenty but there wcr"
e"on "pI"' ;n he, nbvIio ,a,,ny
re'',''N'o'o ',,,'n',,,, rbn stnr,nr nt ,by
anu ge"'i'. 'PPJ,' PP'I, .',,., ~ m. n,,n nnn,s
"o ""s '''" ,,,. ,,.,,, nf ,n,nn,- ,,,cl,
je.r,,rd \, a frs; ,tiance. his soathern or, lin
'e'i'yeu' ~ 1I,', ,.,,nIr,ry tll fir and
Ii'' Oo''' i'""''", ,,n, nr,i,t n,v.l Als,
.","!' l.l';.L Er,,.b oynro.sI,.nrss i
''" - I'i,,,l, ,..,r,,,, ,,,,l i,n.n,r TN
,'"PP''s ~ | w. ,l,.i. ,,,,, ,y,r,, ,y.,. ..,,,u mart
'"e e''"''' " tL .rI, l,n.. ,vnrc
t'"n'o"u' .I,,,.,.,,v Ono of th.sr card.
'"' .'u7l ''..',,I
was '''s''
i'h >N' W." ''''
and at lts four corners scrl had Impressed
upuu the wax the motto, " sag RigH.'
On the other card was wrlltcn-
I,,,, Nr,yrv .S,rosJvrr
,L,
and inc ih"llo oi l''c '''' was '"""J
The office Keeper lrld entered ,he" hln'e'
IN his booK, and added luc words NIh two
portnanteaus, when len'y uGn'ah4ru IN "
these : .onId be weighed. lm'y W"n'd o'
weighed at kayScrSbrrG. the ohre Keeper re-
ped The young nan sad 1t uld be neon
venent to be delayed by that tormniHy at the
.nomen, of their arrival. II was his rIght, ht
maintained, 10 have them weighed at ono" -
The office keeper, thus hard pressed, grew "b
stlnate IN his turn. In vain dld Joseph inter
ferc, and remind Henry that ihey had hareI.
time to dine before their departure. Nlrlu
of his motto, the MarSclIi"Sc never gave wa
when he thonEht he was IN IA" r@,!' an" !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

You are perhaps right madam,' said Henry
Forun, thoughtully yesterday and today,
every thing seems to combine to give inc les
son. The rigid defence of my right has always
turned against me, whilst my cousins benevo-
lence has in every instance protited HIM Null
zen was IN the right +; his motto is better than
mlnc, for 1t is nearer to the law of God Christ
did not say, TO every one his si+hts but
rather, Lore your nciglbor as you sey.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

UFlNTEEE>lING TO FARMERS. The y. y
ErlreSS makes some sugg- ehons in connec-
tom with "a reference 10 the material advance i'm
Il e prices Of beef cattle, which are worthy III"
consideration OF farmers and farmers clubs.
l'he reason tor tins advance Is, thai tie
nraziers in the northern Illinois region. who
have heretofore been among the most extensive
contributors to the great cattle markets of New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston,
now drive their herds across the plains to Cal
ifornia, where very much higher rates are
realized. The pasturage along the route Is
good, and the cattle arrive in excellent condI-
ton. and find a ready market. The cattle
dea ers Of Ohio are turning their attention in the
same direction, and in some instances have re-
called their droves from their journey TO New
| York, to be sent across the plains. New
| York requires some five or SIX Millions wrrl
Of animal food in the course of the year, ant
he Express urges that the ouly way to NEE
the threatened deficiency, is for the agricul
ur,lS nearer home 10 bestow more attention o
he raising of cattle.-Another drain upon lh
beef market is made by the very extensive ship
mcnls to Australia. Immense quantities O
beet have been and are now being packed AM
shipped for that market. In view Of the,l
facts, there cannot be doubt that the raisln!
OF beef will be a much more prufabe bushes
F., than it has been for years past.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

have come to Kavscrsberg to be present at the
opening of will, which takes place tom IL
row.
"A will = repeated Miss Charlotte, in tone
of surprise.
The will Of our uncle, Dr. Harver'
The two ladies' and MIR. Roslnan looked al
each other.
An! you are the Doctors relatives ? said
Mr. Rosman, gazing at the young man with a
cert in degree of interest. Chance could
hardly have directed you better, sir, for was
dis oldest and most intimate friend
This sort of mutual recognition naturally led
the conversation to the subject Of the deceased
doctor. Muzen had never seen him, but he
felt for hlm that sort of respectful regard which
instinct establishes between members Of the
same famll. He talked long time of the
doctor: listened with interest to details of
his last moments; and at last, after one OF those
intimate conversations III winch heart and mind
throw off disguise, and display themselves as
they really are, he retired to bed, delighted
with his hosts who, on their part, were equally
pleased with him.
Tired with his journey, it vas late when he
awOic next morning. He hascned to dress
himself in order to seek his cousin, who II he
was 10 accompany to the notary with whom
the will was deposited. But on going down
into the brc lktAsl room, he found the notary
there, with Mr.. X ,s'nln and Foltn, for whom
messenger han oceh SEM, Nl''9 C'''l'",''
ana LOUSY SooT 'Pe''cu " 'e,' ''l o "I'I rr
men, and said, with smile:
AI present mere are II.'''o>''''' j" ''' ,',''-
'cF ""IC" p''"S9 !"" 70 nay
i,'" '"' NY ''o'S' ,,,!."' 'hio' .. u'I
Nr'eI' ana he' I''ccc' MISS LOUSY H'',''.' T.
"no'e 3u "a''n '".' "'N' oo,"o nr'"L' ,I, .'u
yourselves 10 "''"GSs 'L'c "I'o"ln- " ,''
Oh i,'elF oFo'l'er ana unGIe III .l',Ge' M; c.u
me W. o1''S ''e'' w" u W i,I' N'.'. .'''
I'I'c ana MISS '-oo'''' "''o io'''"eu ''''' '''"
a''oi''
since accident mas oro'2,r ,o@G,neI ~ al '''G
pi''''S oonoU'u.'' ''n'','i''u 'i,. ,I,','''''
l"1"3"t '''' uo'''i l''. "''"', ~ w
PNnI'c mere as wen as ut 'Il' notary once
"rIh 'Hn'e a S.s. o., assent n'e,S poni
S'' ot"h' ana '''e hU'a'y was aoou' ~ oIcuN
the seal Vi tIc WILL wien "e cAccAcu i'h-
s'h
MS Will ne SaId' Is OF oIu ua't, anu
during the IH,'er part oi ms me- Df li'lEer
tod me several times mat II was MS intention
to destroy II, so tIlat each OF MS hcirS lhlTlt re
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And YOU care more for them than for us !?
, You understand, sir, that where customers
! are in the case -
IAN other travellers must submit to their ca
o prices,
D Your dinner shall be laid elsewhcre.'
r Yes, with the broten meat tlon your favor
d ties table, suppose
The hostess was hurt by this imputaticn up
on her establishment.
If the gentleman is afraid o getting bad
dinner at the White Horse there are other inns
o at Cernav.' said she.
Il was Just thinking so, replied Henry, quick
0 ", taking up his hat; and without listening to
Joseph, who tried TO detuin him. he darted out OF
, the room aud disappeared.
, MulZrn knew by experience that the best
, pup ia cases like the present. was to let his
cousins III humor burn itself out, and that any
attempt to recall hlm to reason served only to
aggravate his pugnacity. lie resolved, there.
fore. TO Jet him seek his dinner elsewhere, and
ordered hls own to be served up in IN adjoining
apartment. But Just he was about adjourn
ing TO it, he three expected guest entered the
p,ihlic room. These were an old lady and her
niece, and a gentleman about fifty years of age.
The hostess who was telling them what had
Just occurred, stopped short at sight oI JosePh.
who bowed and was withdrawing when the
gentleman detained INN.
"t' ,,'h.,,.,.nr,oJ T., ,I,s,r,n,r
s'', '.,,- L;,t , -, ,J ,I, .,,ci,
,ny',,,, n,t,.S ,.,,,,r.,,ion nnI u,nners
U4lpht have shocked these ladies BuLCcrlnlnIv,
we were far from desiring to drive away Gus
TONERS from the Wntp Horse, as your tr end
perhaps believed tul. in proof Of what say,
I,,,',,o, :, l., 49,. ,L, t,,nr nf sitt,ur down In
dinner with rs
~ r ,', ',,.,,I,I b, e, rror,u,,,r which
~, t,,nJ ,,,: ,n,,n n,Iur huf Nr R,sm,n
!t l.'i,o, ,,II,j ,hoir rn,,.
...'.,,,, l +, ,,.,.,,,,,o, j.; So, ,.,rJ,,l oul
t;.;',,.ti, - manner il',t IN. nnleJ nv accent
,,
~, ,,,lI,1r ,b. soc,,oJ l;,,Ir accustomed
l., ,,',J .,t dawn ,p,ns,,n tn nm. with her
,,.,n .nJ ho,y,J >, dr'.n .,,,h
.N,n ,r,, ,ir.J Cb,rln,ir :, said Mr. Ros
,,
r;ro1 ;r1,odr - ro,lind ,bo oD woman -
.., n,,u ,,,, L. ..,,inr h,,,n,, sh,kor nm fnr =
yi,oIo d,, in ,,,i rr,1v each rr,t,nr my
',". ,"r,:',ni,r ouI r,n,,in'r NJ, m,nner 1t
I,,,'.r. '1'u :n,,y -, In,y we rsrnnrd be-
,''rIrns ,, ., ner,y =" TIn jm..@,hc dg.nc% was al
~ ,,. ~, tho ,t,rr womb
~?S 'I'n.'2 " III, ,nr ,'nrnny w"rr ~,
-n,,'l!, ~ ''''
'' JH'' ,i., h,.,.,i, :. ;,,no,,;,,i, -
.r;o ,hn y,rn', n,rl .n,,inn,, and kE.nr hcr
@ "' 7'
H., ro, ro,, Irob -, INV ,rouhlrs, s,,d
- 49, III. ,,.'I,,'', L,If ,l,,,.,
'io' n', '''''t' VI =, '.''. i "'''"',,' % 70
"o" '''r, ,, yum 2,i'' 'o" i
"''""I ~! ,-I, h,lf',,,', - ,l,n,
"''' "'''" W ,,'I,,';.',,', D,,U's' ha,
o''in ~, tli .,t,.a ,,,, ,h, br,,'.s,
',u' u,,," ~ ,ra,Iol ',I IN nr an ,sS
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|
Furtin. accustomed to the sun of Provence. was
a thing bat comfort lble IN his exposed place
upon the top ci tlic diligence. In VAIN did he
button his great cot 10 the very chin he
shivered like leaf III the trigid evening fOg.
Ills lips were b ue. his teeth Chattercd. Soon
IL small icy rain, d.ven full in his face by the
wind, penetrated his othes. His neighb jr,
projected by an ample blanket coat, might cas-
lily have spared hlm IA portion Of it, and been
no worse of hlnself but the ncighbor was a
cOrpulent snOp Keeper, very tender of his own
person, and very cdrel IS Of the comfort OF
others. When Furtn refused to give up the
place Of winch he had taken possession, the fat
man applaulcd, declaring that every one
travelled on his own account, and should look
after his own interests ; principles which the
young man found then perfectly reasonable,
and from whose application he now suffered -
About thl middle otthe journey, the stout trav-
cllcr put his head out Of his cloak, looked at
his nelghbor. and said-
You seem very cold, sir p
am wet to the skln,' replied Fortn, who
could hardly speak.
The fat man shook himself in his huge wrap
per, as if intensely enjoying the warmth and
dIyncss it secured him.
1t is very bad for the health to get wet,
said he,phlosophicnlly. Another time advise
you TO bring "A cloak like mine; it is very
warm, aud not dear
Having given this sensible advice, he with
drew his co ntortahie counienancG within his
snug garment, and rclapsod into a luxurious
dozc
1t was lonr after nightfull when The dill
rcncr arrived at kay-erShcrg. Half 'ad with
cold Forth scramble down from the roof ,ani
sought retugr in the inn kitchen, where large
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

GTREvENUE OFFICERS Wash
ington, April 2l.-Among the Revenue Cutter
officers discharged from service on the l4th
inst, are Captains Ezekiel Jones, and Gilbert
Knapp of Massachusetts Lieuts. Nicholas
Austin of Rhode Island, and c. W. King of
Maine third Lieuts., John A. Underwood OF
n. H., X. A. Morrill, of Me, A. s. Hatch of VI.
The Revenue Cutters about being built.
are to be named after the various officers OF the
Cabinet.
a. About fl500 has been sent to Lady
! Frlnklin from Van Dlcmln's Land (where Sir
John franklin was Governor "A few years back)
as "A rasmanan tribute, to enable her to follow
up her noble attempts 10 save the missing voy-
ayers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

QTOfthe one thousand men who formed the
New York Regiment in the Meycan war, only
sixty are now alive, and about to,ty are able Il
earn their living. This is sad commentary
On war.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-25
PETERSBURG CLOTHING BAZAAR.

subscribers having purchased tie entire inter-
"a est OF N Perry in the above celebrated establish
ment respectfully announce to the ctzels of North
Carolina that they intend to relax effort TO retain the
liberal patronage heretofore received from the numer-
Gus customers of the Bazaar in the Old North State
Manufacturing we do ali our clothing, and one
OF the drn being constantly in the Market thus having
laclties for purchasing cloths, cassameres &c
first hands, and consequently the lowest rates.
enabled to compete in prices with Northern houses
while our garments in point of style and workmanship
are not exceled by those other house the State
Is unnecessary to enumerate the articles of which
our stock is composed suffice it say that in our rooms
may be found every thing pertaining to mems wear,
and furnishing goods of the most recent style and in
great variety.
Our Custom Department.,
Is constantly supplied with the most desirable goods
and those preferrng heir garments made 10 orer
here hnd large assortment to select rom and with an
elclent force of workmen We get up single gar
ment or an entire suit at very short notice. good fit
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed in every instance.
Our Wholesale Rooms.
Merchants visiting the City should not fail to look
through our stock, have opened an exclusive
holesale Room and manufactpre largely, expressly
for this branch of trade.
A. S. SHAFER s. CO.,
(Successors to N. PERRY
Petersburg, Virginia May 9th, 1852. o.