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THURSDAY MORNING.
RAILROADS, sc.
VirgtmIa q Tennessee RaiIrond

In ggr -EzEsazzs1 u =
ahs4 Y if...;s:.. is,...,i..
ON AND AFTER Monday 25th January 1888.
- the Mail and regular Passenger Train viii leave
Lynehhurg daily, Sundays excepted, at o'clock A NJ,
and arrive ot Salem ut lOf o'clock, A Nj. Returning
will leave Salem nj u o'clock 2 NJ, aud arrive in
LynehbuIg al54 o'clock p M-stoppng, going and retur,
ming at the folowg places only Forest Depot Goodes,
Libe.ty, Oak Mulgn Bufords Bonsac>s Big Lack. and
Salem. There will be a Freight Train leaving Salem
daily. Sundays excepted ut 81 o'clock, a NJ and one
enger viii be attached. These trims vii stop for
rcigbts and passengers u llalseys Clays Forest De,
pot, Goodies Lowrys. Liberty, Oak M''sa, Bufords.
Bonsachs s. Gish's Mill, Biz Lie, ard Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves on either lruin must
be furnished with passes 50 that Gun be rctan-
ed in the office, aud it must be expressly stated the
pass, that they permitted To go the Free
negroes must obtain tickets before starting Of tile ticl ct
agent whom they must produce satisfactory evidence
ol thcip freedom.
TIIOS SHARP,
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.IOAF.PFE "A. WILSON,

GLARENDON MORSE, Commission Book,
y Stalionary, and Paper House, Opposite the War
wick House, Main street, Lynchburg- Keeps CONSTANT
y on hand School, Classical, Miscellaneous and ank
also Printing, Cap Letter, Note Bill, Cooured and
Manila Paper. English, French, and American Sta
tonery. Paper Hapgings and Borders, common ard
satin finish Goods furnished to order at Northern pri'
ces
~ Cash paid for Rags, Rope and Baggng.
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TAKE KEPARTICULAR NOTICE.

Parents and Guardians are often misled with respect
10 the cause or disease in hcir and wards
Alas! how often do they ascribe ather causes the
wasting of the frame Papation ofthe Heart, DyspeP
sa Indigestion arrangement of the Nervous System,
Cough, and Symptoms of Consumption, also those sc
nous Mental effects. snch as loss OF Memory DePres-
sion of Spirits peculiar fits OF Melancholy, when
The truth is they have been caused by indulging in
Perncious but ahrng practices, destructive to both
Body and Mind Thus swept from existence thou
sands who might have been of to their Country,
pleasure to their friends and ornaments to Society
Or. JOHNSTON'S INYIGORAflVE E REMEDHFOh
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
This grand and important Remedy has restored
strength and vgor thousands of the most debated
individuals many who had ostal hopes, and been
mndoned to die. BY its complete inauguration of the
Nervous system the whole faculties become restored
10 their proper power and functions, and the fallen
fabric Of life is raised up beauty consistency and
Duration upon the ruins OF an emarated and premature
Decline to sound and pristine health. Oh how happy
have hundreds of misguided youths been made, who
have been suddenly restored health from the devasta
tons Of those terrific maadies which result from in
discretion. Such persons, before contemplating mar
age should reflect that sound mindand body are the
most necessary requisites connnbal happi
Indeed without this the Journey throughife be-
comes weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens
10 the Yew;the mind becomes shadowed with despair,
and filled with the melancholy reflection that the happi-
ness Of another becomes bghted with our own. Let
no false decacy prevent you, but apply immediately
lie who places Aimselfunder the care OF DR.JOHN-
afON, may regiously confde in his honor as a Gen
emaa, and confidently rely upon his skill Physi.
cIan.
TO STRANGERS.
bemaay thousands cu,cd atthis institution withnthe
last ten years, and Inc numerous important Surgical
Operations nnror by Dir. j., witnessed by the Re-
#fters of 80 ftf nd many other persons notices o
Nt'Iaa' auel lgainand again before the public,i-
aslh h..r.., .elnee that the afflicted will find skill
full ll. .oaorable physician.
n. b There many ignorant and til
esss Quacks advertising themselves Physicians,
ing the health ofthe alrca afflicted that DR.. Johnston
deems necessary .ri1liy to those unacquain
ed with his rappfafjo4 uat his ere ientias diplo
1as always hang in his office
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
immediately cured, and full vgor restored.
~ ALL LETTERS POST-PAID-REMEDIE
SENT BY MAIL Gets -d&clv
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
rrRRY & SHIELDS, ProRrietors.
TIMES

- vteGIstlY Is raashei daily at 81, and semiweelly a.
G ,r IA advance No subscription is taken for shorter
ix mouths; and paper is discontinued, except at
l or ale Iropretors until all arrearages shall have
ai fEgTs inserted for 30 cents per square. (or
insertion. aud - = cts for every utter
nrtIons is not marked on the Ms, it
aI 5ete.ei out, c4l1 charged accordingly.
t ATEs are:-For the privilege Of two squares,
weekly 3 -; for square daily So, semiweekly
amer f.rln. daily $40 somiweekly 50. Every yearly
will required to eonine his advertising his par
i'm If business. o. ha exceed thn a.c stipulated for,
=lI Iq charged rataby the excess
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Gbe DaiIp Direinian.
From the Wnverley Magazine.
The Esc-EntO m bncnt Of Napoleon

" Now with Coffin and with shroud,
Come tho chieitain. once so proud
On his pale brow, on his check
Death has set hissiguet bleak.
Aud the dend nlonc doth ernve,
Rest aud silence in the grnve.
Sound tho trumpet roll the drum,
For Napoleons nshes GOMEZ
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from ofthe mosteminent Colleges ot lhe
United States and the greater part OF whose lie has
spent in the Hospitals of London Paris Phiade-
rha and elsewhere has effected some of the most as
oashng cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oahfulness, with frequent bushing, attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, were cured immedi
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MISCELLANEOUS.
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nc.Nc. Z

IA BOOFS!SEEOES!hHA HATS. Nc ,9Nc. "a
LA y Il A B y X Y A
II AS received large supply of BOOTS. SHOES,
4 HATS. CAPS. TRUNKS, VALlSES. OAR.
Er.BAGS.UMBRELLAS, and other goods usunl IN
we'll supplied Boot. Shoe aud Hat Store, all of which
ohered fair prices. am determined to transact
my business right straight along, hut little caring how
others do theirs Its due To my friends xpress my
heartfelt thanks for their very liberal patronage. My
effort shall be secure its continuance.
ori 9ia Express copy lntl P.SEABuRY
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GTEAN ENGHNE.--Fors sale steom engine,
- OF 30 horse power suitable form saw mill, flour or
com mil5 or lor collier. This engine mnde in
England, and cos I 3 900 import md ispronouneed
by iadges being superior article Nc will sell NJ n
great sacrifice. We applicants TO its caPablity
&c" 10 fhos Dodameod, Esq, superintendent of the
Pcbr-bUg inilrond Company. 10 Maj Snead, nj the
Toll 'llhcc. EDMOND, DAVENPORT, & CO.
ian lg-lts
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GE(tOEF ."-Boys Boots by boa Des
" patch, just opened and ready fol lii, nt
JIM lits SEABURYS
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IL
l,rRg CURE!-BALTBMORE Loci

tgEsE CURE E!-BALEEFEOEsE LOCK
, HOSPITAL. where may be obtaiued themost spec
sne y for Weakness or loss Qt OrgaHic P0wcrs PAIN
I lls Loias Disease Of the hsheys 1Beelioas Of the
: g,l 1,1roa1 Nose aal San, C0As1jtaaioaal Debafy,
Ial hose horrid affections arising from certain in.
..rofions no matter whether from intemperancc,
,a nae of arc ent spirits or any other cause
TO YOUNG MEN,
,,lly who have become the victims Of evi! practi
r Alas what countless numbers Of generous and
mile hearted beings have been swept to untmelv tombs
,1ol.ands of young ofthe most exalted talents and
brilliant ntellccts, who might otherwise have entranc-
d listening Senates With the thunders of loq ence,
oased to ecstacy the living Tyre.
Those suffering from any of the following mt ancholy
elects should Immediately yapPly to
DR.. JOHNSTON.
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head
Dancs Of Sight, Loss OF Muscular Power, pitation
flhe Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritabiIity Derange,
ment Of the Digestive Functions General Debility
symptoms Of Consumption, &c, &c.
HenL31iy-The fearful effects on the mind are much
to be dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion of Ideas, De-
rr,.son of Spirits Forebodines Of Evil, Aversion OF
lcety Self Distrust. Love of Solitude Timdty &c,
ar, some Of the evils produced.
Office No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK Street SEP-
INDOORS From BALTINORESI, East side,
Up THE STEPS. rB7BE PARTICULAR in OBJ
.arging the NAME and NUMBER, you willmistake
t.eplace.
AZURE WARRANTED or no c HARGE MADE,
pake Notice.-Dr. .Iohnston's Office is in his dwell
Ing, UP His very extensive practice IS n
sufficient guarantee tina. he is the only proper Physician
to apply to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
Disasters,


STEAMER FL PARAGUAY condo mined at Maranham sailed
thence The 9Th nit in the latter part OF ths day and
night he experienced strong wiud and heavy aea
at A On the 9th q bad leak was discovered All the
pumps going throughout tina day and all efforts
discover the leak were uneuccessful At6P NJ the leak
increased such rate that was thought best to re
tuIn. She arrived back of MaraDham the 18th al
NJ. She anchored and assistance was obtained from
the shore to tighten the ship to beach her and aod
the leak. She was beached on the 18th. survey
called and the vessel condemned She 70 be sold
or the 22d, which would give time for the merchants of
Para to attend the sale The agents Of the com any we're
sent opt in the Paraguay The vessel and cargo in.
sursd in Offices in New York, for $50 600 There
vas 70 insurance on her in Providence where she
owned.
Spoken.
Ship Moslem, French, ftom shields via Portsmouth
May for Calcutta, Juoe z, lat 5 Is s Ion 22 &c.
ship Ch1istana hence for London July H. lat 40 05,
Ship Walter Jones' Honeywell, from Philadelphia for
N0Ieans July lat 80. loo 70 40.
Ship Clipper hsler, FROM Boston for San Francisco,
seen Jul, 16 2 III, Cape Cod 5 by Is miles
cipse, ship Forooss rig steering s., June 81 lat
N, Ion SO 20.
Bark Pbonix hence foi Rio Grends June lat IS Of s,
Br bark EuphrosJne from Honolulu via Valparaiso,
for New Lor don, July H. lat 80 loo SO 80.
Bark Elizabeth Means Pierce from liverpool (ApIil 15)
for River Of Plate June 3, lat 38 s, lou as W.
Bark Carrier Pigeon, from ,,ton fer Hansanlla was
seen July 10 Z NJ Chatham W 10 miles.
Bark Solo Pier, from haitl for Searspor Tor Port
lstd) july Is lat 80 IS Ion 70 Is
Barb Emily. from Rio Janero for Philadelphia, june
IL. lat IL ), Ion 20.
Br ba 10 eobipe from Rio J&ncro for Philade phia
June TO- lat il is ;, Ion "a 80.
B,is Globe, FROM Bangor for Santa Cruz July lat q
05 Ion 81 (Hot as before).
Big G be Lesvitt her co for San Juan Mic, July 8,
lst 81 20 Ion sc or
Brig Nuevtss from Philadepuis for Mayasuez, days
ont jay 10 lat 81 90 Ion ca so
Brig iboete PSge, from - fer Deparara, July 8,
LAT 2s 2b lon 90 20.
Schr Mary NAPKIN, from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro,
Jupe 81 Ist Ion "a so same day, bark Indus from
do for Bahia.
Foreign Ports.
ACcRA--No Am vessel in port May 16.
AIGoA BAY Sid May ~, Br brig Unity Boston
BurSos AyREs-Arr hsy 81, ship Gondola, Atkins for
NYork; ba,ks Aotoinetta, (Sard) do do; roman Ham-
DO do brig Cronstadt Hatch, for Boston, do do, all
70 leave before June 3
CARDKNAs-Arr July o, brig Tribune. Killman NYork.
SID 18th, bark Abagun, Borgess. Sagua TO load for
NYork Lopdon) bgs Isaac Carver, Clark. Matansss;
18th, l. Palmer Park, Nyors; Andrew Ring, Raynes,
Bostn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

Mr. Crsupton II B Msjest,'s kinistsr and Envoy Ex.
trscrdssry 1t Wellington left the casndoa Hotel yes
teeNsy to ,e.ume hts duties At the OF
At the st Nicholas-Princess Aurat and servant,
Ficrids; CspaiD Il Conr.sy Florida
At ths Astor-W Bahbett Paris; Stevenson Ma
rysviis, Dr.. Greere. Rome; Eddy, Georgia Rev A.
Converse, South Carolina
The Hon Howell Cobb Governor Of Georgia, and family,
arrived In Albany on the Is h inst, their way to shA
ror Springs
Mr. Ad.i Consul for wirtsmbs-g at w.shia ytoa, has
Governor Trousdsle OF Tennessee the Minister IA
Brazil accompanied by his family has she'd Washing
ton He come. 20 consult with the State Department
relative TO his instructions
ARRIVALS.
hsfs and in the @ Fans
Mu.at and servant Countess esus and nephew Mrs
I'd Howell ne: EDDY John Guy VASES. eSdss.H I'D
on1nss cspssi rf sss !. @.sss"ss
xa SSssS
iant. james Martin Mis-. Sroshep COSTS Master y.nds
Boston B.saaSs;, bs:shs.s a;;:nis PssSsi
Capt Dc d"n.sy GsutIcr 1 Tanns.a s ae1anSsl
S s s
ssild Lae;sis viss:n, Paris: Mrs wy%aoS G.9.ior
ns Ms' E. and s.s Balm
f%,ss isE f:s'sss
ahC ana. M
mir c1'' Price sSS.,
sssra SS's
sessrs Shannon, aotos, ssehn and lady Mrs D Dug
JAY zas Gsstsi c ssR
Rcnani Englehard EchslbArm Capt Lewis, Lewis,
From ssyan1:S j. the Steamship Tlosid.-w " waller
ssSws sfIsSe'
Mex Hratls Mss w .a .d MS
spis;s II. e%a Two saiIdTss; M;;s
ss. s hs PHILLIP NIP
Jones Cove Crsbtrss and Indy, Jones' ana lady,
tsss Bs!s shs
S;s5 81; sssI
SSs :S.Hi: s?s SsII%s n: Hail; Nj:
ssss bs ss'
s'Fis R:;.: n
Phelps. Mi. Phelps, Reilly and lady Master Reilly
wsne lady
srHss ". SGsdes ssaSro9t
brook Miss Eddnss Miss Eddings, Middleton and
Nj:
want Ms Eslloek Miss shs. wsstsrvsls Master wss
tf'Ess and fy
hss
brook Miss Sensrook GSurdin s Robinson Adams
kinson lady, two children and servant; Ellis. Col
man, Miss Pollock, Miss MoLeish, Whaly . Chafe c
Aston j Ast n, M Jeuett and lady Gre. DRY and
lay Miss Gregory Miss MePss G.rmiShssi LADY
Kussen, Hawai-, NoLeisch, Mrs Hayward, Miss Hey
ward Coburn, lady and child W Law ton and lady
] Roger, J Crotohett, 4 Con lit Adler. w A
Ms NJ! NV Whalay, B Ml Hunter J
Ter. u w Bowman, II Ellis Sanders, A Sanders.
BrggA Paddock, Harris, Phillips, Roberts and
81 in steerege.
From Nassau: Mp in brig Psdraza-G Anderson, lady
and children. Mrs Mary Ann Wood and children Rev N
Gray, MalasseI, P jenkins, Bryan.
DEPARTURES.
For Norfolk, &c in steamship Roanoke-C sperrv Mar
tina Robertson and two children West Robertson.
Dscte, Mr. Mallory Post, Morrill,. DsBennsrille v
Thompson, II Campbell, I Hayes Hays, W earle, T
Carrie Forshay Mrs Wesford, W II Dixon, Mr. AMMAN,
Thomas Walker. Miss Walker-3O In the steerage
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

july
Arrised-Barks Ndon, Thurlo. Port Harvey, NIB; Ply.
mouth Coket New Orleans; brig Emma, Baker Boston;
scbrs d b Cummns Collins s. Jrhns Creek; A Smaller,
Pratt Hartford d Clipch, Reimer Cardenas; tind
say, Lewis, Fail River; Klotts, Baker, and N 'ses
Brown, Baker Boston.
Cleared-Barks Azelia, Bartlett st Thomas; Irma,
NRbre st Kits briggs Craze Darling Hodgdon. st John
NIB; Long. Long, Boston; Eugeoe A Reed, Reed "a
lem Mary Perkins, Ncker son Charleston; schrs Lady
Seymour lBr) Young Halifax; Il Holmes Lodge Sa.
vannah: Gassabeas Fuller, Boston; Worcester. dss
ed Mary Anna, Haley, Providence: steamer Kennebsc
Clark NYOTk,
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[Bx SANDY Hook PRINTING TsLsoRAPH
fH HuHIANDs. July 1o-Sundswn.
Tho seamship Roanoke Is passing the Highlands Ono
ship at apchor the bar. One bark Ard four briggs
slchored the Spit al bound out One brig oatslds
the bar, bound In.
Wind Light from South. Weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
gaCUHDAa,

CRAkERCY BoTRl-gBYs ELEGANr AND FASH
ionsbe fret olssS hotel OF Broadway snd Twsa
ieth stree. with hs exte4sve additions comprising own
two and twenty Ave rooms ready fox shs
comnoaetien of the tAhc Board g. per day $40 90
~eeh. Lodgns, single with sreakfast o.
L, pQkADls Proprioto8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

z CK, u,
vines gin whskey oordisls &c in bottles
draught In quantities to suit families or individuals
twenty per cent below any Their house
w. II. UNDERHILL, 400 Broome street.
IN 0nO DOZEN OF CLARET WINE, 81 so Pen
lO.UUU dozen, bottles returned go bills Of the best
Scotch, East Ipoa and Philadelphia ale 200 bbls Dubn
London and rhadelphia brown stout; lo%o fine Hsvan
43O Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-cOGNAC,. rel
"A chells and Bordeaux srandes ports, sherriea and
Maderas Scotch and Irish whistles Jamaica ST. Cro
rum assorted brands GIN East India aad Edinburg alss
London and Dublin porters Havana sgars &C. DC for said
in any qnsntty to suit by PETERS CHAMBERS. In1
porters, 800 Broadway.
FAMILIES WILL FIND GREAT INDUCEMENTS I'd
purchsse their b-and-s. wines, aes port 60, 10
At $50 Fourth of Twenty eighth street being
branch of W. Ii. Underhils establishment 430 Broema
street, under the management OF George B. Browne
DROPRIETORs OF HOTELS SALOONS, AND LIQUOu
dealers generally invited to from fifteen
twenty per cent by purchasing Of W. H. UNDERHILL 40
60, &c. imported expressly for the Of the trade
DRoPRIETORS OF HOTELS AT TIE DIFFERENT
i watering places, and throughout the country
qussted to extensive stock Of wines
and which sr at the lswsst market price Great
PEIERs CHAMBERS. Importers. 800 Broadway.
GUNNER wINEs.-HOCKHEIsER RUDEsHsIMER
y Stenberger Cabinet Haul Sauterns La
Feiste La Teur Chateau Margeaux st. Julian and ST. r.
tephe, In casss Of ono dozen each Ter sale by
PETERS CHAMBERS. Importers. 300 BrsAdwav
PARTY WHO HAS 81 800 WORTH OF HAVANA
II will liberal commission to person who
sell them Immediately for him. Address Segars Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

Arrived July IS, ba,k Magnolia whitney Porto
so Elm y M
Scrdder Albany; Mad Anthony, do; Geo do Sid
schrs Sussex, Dempg; En- dine Citation English Pbis
Albany Sips Griegs, Albany; Three Sisters, do; Robert
Witsie do Eliza and Rebecca, do j Scudder, do
N0RFOIK-Arr July 10 Br brig Standard. -. Balti-
for West les, crew in state OF mutiny. Cid
briggs Ann Elz, be'h Fernandez, West Indies Kathleen
J IhIIaDELPHIA-A,r July II. briggs VIM Clark, DAILY
TuIl bland Gays; smyrna Sprague. PerDa nbuco q
days; scbr Berj English, LIONS, Maven Cid 10th,
steamer Delsware Sabdfo,d, NYork; brig Aeapa SHAY
Fab River; schrS Pickering, Park Boston, Sarah
Roe, Siudty 90 Governor Watson, do; Grandee Nut.
ter DO: Bepsdct, Thomas Maven: Achsah Johnson,
RELY, Providence $ Care Saver do, Henry Alfred
Woss Boston NAPLES Murphy Sony POINT
II gals Mschas schis Loaogo Drum, Trinidad de Cabs
ls days; 50 ali jones' Calais; PtSnee Concord Nyork;
Ph.be Baxter Kelly, Boston: Emma Hptcbkiss Robert
SOD, Providence CD steamer John Marshall, Copes n
YORK b,ips David AIKEN. Ryder Boston. Token SMITH,
Cbtsea, Macs; schTs Republic EdIidge Boston; Mogul,
Hs,Inl Go. q ford Gordon, Wey mouth; Frs Cum.
niIes Vazie. Newhury port Sapop, Wyman do; Amanda
CLIFFORD, Co con Weymouth nal Coeb, East Denuis;
MARI Miller Laws Boston: Di ,kinsou Candy Prosi-
dcnce VA Dresser Dodge, Bostoo; D Hale, 0'Reard,n,
staten Isaud MClo,key, Tyler, Hartford; Adelaide,
Coleman do; chsIsnge Long Boston, g Faroham,
P0RTLAND~srr July 10, bark John Aviles Chase, Ma
tara. So'h u't hr'gs Ca lann A@es St Mays Ca va
Chsjieston Is Pord Crowell, NYork. Cid big Henri
sANDwIcg--sa July is, schr Mary Ann, Gibbs, Balti
sAvANNAn--Arr July a. bark Edward. Paterson,
NYoiB bigs Triumph (Br). Atkinson Gloucester Mass;
Commerce, Dopne Boston; Black Swan, Hogans,
bridgeport; Lucy Atwood, atwood, Portland
Arr 10th. schrs Chas Mills Brown and Trader, Trader,
NYork
WARREN RI-Arr July 10, schr Baylies Philai,
WILMINGTON NC--Arr July Ia, brig Richmond Bath,
Me; tchrs Manhasset Smith Adele. Applegit; Ann and
Susan, Myers, and Marine, Powell, NY@k. CD 14th,
schrs james King Wainwright, Bath, Me, 18th, En.
chAptrses Jayne. NYork.
WICKFdRb-Arr July a. schr Augusta, Springer, Nor.
fok and procsedsd UP tbs bay, supplying lighthouses.
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For Norfolk &C. in steamship Roanoke-C Sperrv, Mar
tha Robertson and two children West Robertson
Decte Mr. Mallory, Post, Morrill, DeBennerille, W
R Whitehead w Lather Mrs Bonner and child. Miss NJ
Thompson, II Campbell, I Hayes. J Hays W earle,
Garlic q Forshay Mrs Wesford, W Dixon, Mr. AMMAN,
Jones, Rev DR. Kswson lazy and son. Miss Warren,
Thomas Walker. Miss Walker3O In the steerage.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-24
SOUTH CAROLINA

The Legislature Of South Carolina adjourned siae die
on Tuesday evening last
quarter Of q million Of dollars were appropriated for
the continued construction of the capitol which
is said will be sufficient to carry the undertaking
vigorously and successfully.
The Columbia and Hamburg Railroad Company was
chartered Further aid in the form of subscription to
its stock, was refused to the Blue Ridge railroad.
No net was passed providing for the State more
efficient common school system
The obnoxious laws relating to colored seamen were
not modified as was recommended by the Governor and
confidently expected
The Bank of Charleston was rechartcred without
duction Of its capital, which continues at $1,000 00
whilst the capital OF other banks in the State is limited
to one.thrd Of this amount
The question Of allowing the people of the State to vote
for Electors OF President Of the United States which
ng0in under consideration by the Legislature again
rejected.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-24
DENUNCIATIoN OF FREEBooTERs.

We observe that in every quarter of the country
the public journals which place just estimate upon
the national honor speak out in indignant denuncia
ton of the freebooters of every description who
seem bent upon involving the country in trouble
and disgrace in order to crafty their own mschev-
Gus propensities. To the several samples of this
truly patriotic spirit which we have already placed
before readers add the following brief para
graph from the Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday,
elected by late telegraphic report (unfounded
trust that there is being organized at New Orleans
another unlawful expedition against the Island of
Cuba
judging from former experience it is quite probable
that there scoundrels enough still left in the United
States who ready for any act of plumber and outrage
But it is quite time for the people, the real people of the
United Stateshe farmers and planters the manufactu
and mechanics, the legitimate merchandise say
that they will have of this rapacious punderng
numbering, bandit piratical manifest destiny" 1t is
time for them say that the naton-for if they
not the nation who they have interests protect
and character to ose and that they viii not leave the
to ruin and the other to disgrace for the sake of all
the thieves and cuthroats and other gaowsbrds in this
country any other There many who believe that
the Administration sympathzes with these schemes of
ibusterng 1t is time that they dsabused of this
notion, and nothing will do it well prompt and
vigorous efforts the part of the Government punish
all persons found engaged in such unlawful undertake
ngs whether against Spain, Mexico any other
tim