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MGNN -rNrE NGniCt LTIHNL 30 iEIN tho
~, ,, H. 49,, gwen ,'f ih' i.arm,t.1 OF u.r.I.rs .'
"',' W, eo'am'Hss atte sasp sh.F Ground. ,a co.
Ata mrrttnr.f che Board, ..l.a, r... OIL, a.,
',,r 70 road Company hI ~ AI,,srrs Of. CO. ga o.
"ger,t Ih't 'hs Esorr- Secretary OF God. s.,. ,.ru,,
.ts,t by t . '.,. i' Wrr'.'rs 90 H,t >sieiy. re
STATE F'r VII Dc. Transported e..r tt- M.rt.. ,r h. ,
ormsd uh,t ,r., uur. r.iI.,.I \. b. n'.. D.. inc
agj a.. m ,sf.i'y m} Do directed Co forward ir.
rD0,HD cRE,N Secretary
Az, a., 1a.', BY W. n'rhlr, e PRECEDENT Of . or,nr,
"I u'sr r same srrarr. relation o. p
hs Man,..ss Gsr. sui other ,..r, E.T,f ~ ''.' i'
l',.t lrs. us u'usL r0tre loo iius et. ~. ,t-
ssrry any s'i. 500 srrsar,. rpI.--.at. ti,t -s, ,
No,smhsr" NE Rsfm.ri Tr,i,r I. I ca E. on i.s i.'
tt,t' ,. .Q'fi f'',A tuI other grIsI.s f.s...
,ia'..' g1 OBJ. rro. tler Rod % E.H.al It.-
Monde, ne , , Viii, .r Na'1rly. ''s 27.f srI
T.. iraa.rort, 90 fh- Pair 81 t.,. i,t.
m.1i hni lrtrrs'arr and Richmond aud pl1vtfr. 3 t 49,
~ .al ia;i ile ,f.r E'tis ts s.l,t ..Je "
by tfe above ,,,.4 '' rrfo..l q. Pc DOM.
'''..'.' '' '''.''.' ii'n 60 such action.
,, E,1rinsseerrt'ry, state isra.,a l.i s,,,
nh Ins s.rEwoS WAY LEATHER. Ia store on cons. .-
~, v,cr WINSTON
NOHt NntGlNiN LiNiE-l>I bb. u.t ,..i,.., ., o.,
'-.g'fai.I Mountain iiur. store i- r,t-, -l M
81 Corner Cary s1di i,s s.rs,,,
RHoMN WINDSOR sONP.-tes'. u..., ,,.,l.., s...
every DESCRIPTION. Foral,by IrNNFETty '' most
Conner Of Main sud gh sirtets
RN AnONlHNN ~ B~ON o. u--I1.t received ~. a..
ne REV Ai,uir,r J8i.sn n h. h ihs w md WHITING
S% oHAs. wORrHiN p,ps.it,ry.
bLIh AhHtlts-t beautiful ,,.o. traeut Or rT.,, VA.
'A'' ''''''' B,iEEFT COS, Isl MAI N,ia T =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-24

Nitht- GOOD TINE tUN
lhyres a E'oi time coming on
: ltt us AL prepare,
To meet our fIiruds. % she stbek they send
Tothc Agricultural Fair
Dot long a-n, Eil -.
NJ Railroad, had ihtu.
To bring for siiru VI 90 9. ~ 4 u --r-
But nov sell iriug her men.
S'nnc 'r, Won % 'lut ,iu gents and bring
Your ra'tls 600 or sIoW
Ani We will show y1l all fair pI5F
hei'rr from us yuu go.
F'r wonders, they will never cease.
hrrt.- fHr .I VIRGINIA.
Ni'fe RAISING nov ihr Shanghai bird
10 preference o. tit Guiuyl
~ sIcork ths banks are closed,
l"r this advice is we'll,
M POO place tore yourself,
fts the American Hotel.
Ant from This place ~ lux urv
And having ls'i your stock
Co down o. H.| Ef.HI...........
AM thsrtiut ivy 70 CI,,Lt
Gold watches anil good silver o-rs
fn- time they're hard Boz beat.
AM see hs sfrk .f J.uuIr,.
IT. small, out FrIIi- - 40.
". :. BARTHOLOMEW A 90
,.r. 90 "a" doors above thH Dispatch Oil.
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n = n
= imp - assortm-nt 81 III ,is.,. Pr ~ ,,
m 80 l'','' g., 8, .isayv habI spJ y
' 'h'". As', fiFssg Ter. Ju..y. :"
,.,i ,Sti.' AID vnErSui~d sisr -,ii.frrtio
ar:i-u "N'' a co, 'h.cr On r-,~E''r eject
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-24

NJ NJ W.: tth. iNTtTE ~ TnE tOaNrr a.;
49, - IN ANp EttEFrrS sIEEHrs puK -NIs a.
"iH '- ~''d 90 "tD tsbNY ,r,.rusu rl' ~, d.,
t.tr prr.r.r,. Ing a. A
'"ihT "l p Euu aud H., k,tt, rec. .,, .
-, 80 a, | '''i' f"n RUM ~ ~. K,c-s,ts ...t IL.
ItE@---orr ;iIl cash an-e a. and o,,r. s..,
osly ,..f,. =. :. ~ .., yr uit. lttnIu.l
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La"rrners "orId'- fsi' Premium Daguerrean Gallery
ISL broadway, corner white street New York oclr. I'm

HbHOiNiN hank The 81 this ssn. will IA. r, sol
"a EShm1ni by H. T. FARO CO, Washington city by
se22-ly
W French, English. ani American Millinery Mrs wM
SNoNS 81 cdi Broadway New York invites the Ladies and tie
trade l" examine her sock Of Millinery Millinery Goods
well worth looking At " ~ -
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N IuFsIIY, NNT''iIFT ;, To-.
EFL AR LDZIERy iyg, ,.
SPLENDID TEN DOLLAR LOTTERY

/ i''aet- - w. Qua re
O., a., Certificates oi Madagascar.
/ % w h"es .fT4Up 70 QI.rt.rt
20 Halves Gee. $40 &c E.ghtL, "a
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6, ti',aoa,r Nolt Co, iuuIon,cr..

a-Ns Asss ~ lsi- tiib Egg!g,ipHr,
- -" 4''he~ &, ccrve e Circuit CONT oil a. 80. >.
- '1i', 80 % the Rad J4'y, Isl tL- -. Cd. "A ~,
~ 'ui Fletcher g. Wat on, tie urI,rsi-4rd a..
'''"h' thrfyia Hsri, vii prsv,, Goa 2 .,a-i,, a.
Coy OF p'i'rT los Al pcl1gg 80
~ e" iIr premises, uuIi. al,.,g al a. =
go 'e bf"-'lirg' iu sad eases 4su,rI
st'ss "''Ie 'roF Franklin street, aud oi 4, ~, ~
'usl 'i''r 'n 'Hr gu uarr that
.'h-y cash .uy-t'sJ psyab.r 10 az ami H. ~
=, 'r months iron -h- day 90 sale, rl,t
~ s'' % o. III got sayurty, negotiable uut.. Nd, m
- lsf L' "~i.ft-t payment. vhch o. be- ~,
~. ~ ct ra.', Tod trv t.iir r-t.ut-, gpt' II,
l' 20 honey De- paid, aud eDuy~yaL,, gai.,y 49, , 2
- s.,--.,.. Eobt- = srANARu. G.. a. al toner
I's fnNthkN t--lh- zt.yH ~,,i..,tt ~.
HAh Tie -pi iurt'u ~ vr!u-s, al. s.,I-
u '"l'iu.t hd % a.. u4 i.tsyI tNui-ty 'F''' ~''
ucsl 80, 49,
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ROT No Wagon EoNhs-A full surry from ~ To inch
y r Munur an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-24

HStrth CHEESE. Ai.E. boxes prime - "a. L..
Chrc,e - small kegs fresh ola Hu;ter Kegs Go,en
batter % k'g Gouniau, prime leo half Ibis Cr,a
Ae AP'e' Onions, rotatovs, Ae, landing. sale by
oc2i TYIGu
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BRILLIANT FIVE DOLLAR LOTTERY

% wL,i.. A., -, = y. . =, '"''
u Have --..---......... $50 - EgLtLs
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Mrs barion will open FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY on
'h'ssb'r, the auth Inst, at iU9 Main

dhPENiNG OF FALL AND WINTER T. ,siIIONs-o,
~ III. ksDAf, October sn,h lS53, MRS. PHILIP will have
l'r sSi,on and sale" at her street the
HATS for the with great ysr.t. of
Die Millinery, To Which she you'd call the a-n az h.,
rTs aud the public generally. 10 III,
~, NNt" " " hOh-ON, attorney M lar has removed
ms Oui r"m Main siser basement of h rr,i.nr. m
49, '''' tue 'aiiti square. oC2t-lW
~ tbi-hoNf hot -E--vrry desirable. Room. Il, l.. l,
Az ue f-iIemol House, situated s4utI side rf Main
altJ for permanent buardrrs '' 81. - -, -
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Glnh,,.. MtIT : y ~, s,5,,,,.--

" tpaHISsipNrp ~ Vtyyrp,-
49, ,, tiIrvit TOUT IIty 81 Iirhmons
.',u ~ 'he present. AZ the yirFaia House
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6ltfMh ,n"lNIl CtNEalI llIIo,n le,n.,,,

81 '''it IT :! u h NIilUl ~ CO.Ij.IN,
~ Hitiiuni, c"iolrr ~ INAI-BlNfuT,NB %
rs .''A d." lIrgi"ls % ihc N!r- C-til. E, - -.
~. ~ . ne - held At ;u- one of Cus1.,rv 10, ,
v.i.,'F, ~ dsAr.i di!eY uI lu D,r ,,. @ -"
'. W q, 80 ans -, March sh, l>.. Mari,
N'' Alec. --ai .N'l, rtb .l.. t bonds of H. ''
ID 'l"sI 1871 a, sober. ISIS. 1880 t''''''e annual
n'''. ' o. i..nrH ~ i.e above authority v.lr -,s, f
e'''iy O., soon a' they can L. prepared 90 Ok %
ue gwen. ~ order 1. the Board '-7 %. '''T ALL
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onr W hoi NJ L. GEO' M AND CORMIN>yOy VgJs
- - y . doors above ity u tel, Richmond Va-Ii-
having made ADDITIONS
lid before a1y,uc
blri L" oder 10 his tr,e'ds city and country -,
"s ilir as similar ii.
NIHId ciuy ak call from his friends the public
rally--hsst OK consisting partoi: " '''' Ee'''
suGAR-St. CtUiE, Porto Rico New Orr,,. p,.,.--, ,
Crushed aud C"urc. ''' ''""e''" i"'A''
an Mocha. ''eN'''' '''S' ''a"''A' costa k'co,
Porto ki" Nolassrs % hds; Portland Syrup Cub. M,.
Lowering a Co. sugar House Syrup. ~ ~ ''N'''s'
TEN-POuchoug, Uulouy, Gunp,wler and yc,r, liz
1870 'N""s "Ssoli some
SALr-lLVrtpoo filed
CANniES-Sprrm Adama TaIIour In whole
S"'rs OF various kinds. II,ENG,-No AMI o.. ;
Cut NAIS-Al sit's, tOd DOMINION Brandl IEGy-sr.,I'
ti5 @''' N'''"'- from slu 10
Family Roe Hcrrings, in bbIs: Bacon Side. soul,
Ham, Also, Spices Of al kind, Plough Lines ned CEi. p
ue sho $50" Thread, Wrapping, Letter Cap PAGER Io,
@ inion Porr StNreh Fig Blue, Cotton Yarns Grind-
seed; together
Eni a. are bought by families,
csha' AmJnds, Rti,in, Pecan Mats, Lemons Initop
Chersc, John Bun, Reading, and Royal ri,
various Snds PIunes In JAts Cocoa, Chocolate and uus
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This sressiuf utlGy Will fn1 the NtHGFA EiPTIC PII
70 De The only 'y-Ts uT
ss The. pils possess specific ctiu the
athough they prepared specially Tor purpose cup.
flTs they will be found ~ especial
nieied will weak vtUsr has been
trard OF shattered from whatever Chronic CON.
plants ot diseases standing up-rEducei by urrvouues
tLey are exceedingly beneficial. Price
for s. Persons 81 tie city, remittance
the pills sent them through hc nall postage Fo ale S
SETH = HASCE, los bs!LGor" baltimore Nd 10 WLsm o.
ders from all parts ofthe Unioa be addressed post paid
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e. iGi.E YoINnitX.-Tbe...,.,.

81 sIpr-i De s"'a-rJcr prepared, having
mt, 1ii'' >n', AMI No,su,ro i Lii r ,S, s,'s' sEd
~tw. . III, go 's hii Port thle Enrinr. trnisr
.I. '.l'>, iHr--ltug Machine. I.lsr,..
n '''' 'i" wood -ltrug Mii- AMI Brass mi T. - "i AL
go '' ,.'i manner abd
- H. .'-'' market pic, Ina ALI lee BAD - ~ -
Jy1-IN.fy ''' S'' 4. RllAM,
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GoDn'N Z Arpsay0y. ,u.t


- and uru.vr's Anatomy. - N''-' S..A'lFy
Ns A. Pct, par:',"n'' md e. peaie,', P,y,ola-v.
IgTa-s' s.I..ruzu's and Stoc ~, IN.
i.rrr!rl.- ant u4ug.i.Hl'. !.tri, N,li.,
N,l-- Lee, 1ucke5s NgITrlu', A.r..u,. p.-t.,-,.
n We iisiEi.yry. ~ ''''-s' "-Hi' pas aU
Mh''," = 't-i,1r's, V urt. and p.I and sulr, r,,
brer.s, Meg 'Hs.Iy I.r-l, -ri ". m ga ., 'r'-i'tr.
Wv.t lut Har.,'s b.t.r.s t:.ry 80 '' ~'''.'''".
pHr-'i.'H- Cooper, % s.,-r'. ., ~.
Fl..s, Cl.Iu.s and Hu-.yt'- P-t.s ''r'
AZ Ne!.c.. ilsss OF value can De. lad 81 iar NJ
'' ,-i.'-h' of tr largest 10 of vi. w.,
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H. - M e'nVen''u'ly arranged dwelling with -
~ '''ie'i 81 thr I.r.;N
'' f'''~''i'n gwen Immediately ann IN '" Sit
ALVEY a
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~ or 80 We s.;I,er "oati Iie 81 "a t.,. N
In 'N' Hnn-rs ttuis taakkr,rrg. Il, III s'l sss
.-f.., N 1t may De- 'r,',d hn AM ,,,,r+,
promptly attended TO- l '.A'c, post P.id will be
a.
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REN. VI n W0E.
RlchmDud, NlrFiui.
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MP TFFrpypr.s l,1I.n


MR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.
IL LEFkgyKE A NJ. will. on ne ar., Mond,y IN o,,o,--
p sae'ge Mr. Mead, in th- Ter E1,ap-~ Az.
sei,e rup, late fysiirHeg m % sir ''' 'S &. re-
:e5o ,a.-a'l be- r ~ r Sla5 d ~ Mr. Ngad
rr -lr,-"'y, a." arss OF which he r,-s to ..ry
lis r"I9,g' t. conduct d. toal u7a the same genera, ,
crrang ne .rnst i M ,.sI % r,r Ig'G,-. ADD i
the assistance ~ resident Cove r,,s ana atst
de-. The NsTss o. Tie FANNY in , Christian Household un
The School Eu vGe- every aly=ut.-r a,, i , .. , -
,upd EIs'h educ, t. which all uy 4IJe ,r Ancient al
'.'4-for hoard aud Tuition ia al Eu.,.. branches, Tor
pr D, bay ss,S ys1.' = t- ~ al, A.,
FOR any n,-lrrn Iausuaer 81
For Mu'c, p,,wiug. Ac AZ Frut ssar', pr-r.s
AMP, Aig .yy to II. P LEEERvRE, 4 ",
. -'', Grso~ street. u. irolI ".
~ CENTRAL RAILROAD C6JrsXT-TIr s rih H.a".%A
held iu Eirlr ud 90. TIli:sptY ~ i. ItiI vii De-
s.irT travel ,ars u going en-, r,,.rr ,
' o 9's cg,,o,x GARRETT rrJa.ar' 'l
aba o. aN.h tNGt ht>h as Nn.NIi. Eirhr,5pa
Shs, 81 StL iu t,r ,t u i..L'' ole t"u>aad
70 Ss, :. III share. w siEoIIfr'' "
S2ME miEE-F.r NE ea'aney @, year, Gl, rate pnos
- lhI hsroN. Piano Forte Tan-r aud I,rp.i,.r. a..
ne III, ne t. Tue c'rHerof Grace aud streets
o,d,r. can b. LETT At biz re.iruseA Morris, r. sts
=, D sAazay Box store - Main str,t ~ Knawsi W,i
T NJ re- y, ~, Main street. and 20 X. NJ zu.mermar CT.
"'' o." VAN ''' lsth streets j,II-lv
NNlNI>G AGENCY. New Tort. no Broosu., H..
~ NO. and 9-rhs Agency sys,-r.hr for ii fI'
in Companies organized and at uar si,. A. 60, 800
81 Maeiinsry and Maiug Tools ordered: also IN, Glen.
NnaS', o. ores ,ni other substance, red @ ay r
Ap[H,si circular syaf nu explanations will v SEN, In ,p
'f iyIEs ,,,, } r. BARBOUR co.
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- ' ''ri NJ" borE, Keep ccussntv On Lsap 80
g.s..-i . A-'--llra - Domingo nd
49,, 90 lt. aud boxes; mi
Us .e and Pcls l=tI Ciuu,fH.u .n~
@ 'rn starch, Ilrifa and wsshiny, $500
AUS pure superior .utarran. NJ
r., ~ E.-e, CaErtway Seed Coca and I,
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a ,,On IN ,K,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,...

81, sn' 'ei'ar under the city Hotel on Wall -.
% NnyvlI..r. -' ''Sr'r'"h sven On the ist fI..a
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49, stocks bought and sold Cuiuiss.al-T- high.
81 trtee id Tor Land NzTEAutsf-Ulj
80 frize Tickets IN all L'tt'., Ter the
" n france CO.. will Ice promptly paid BY aii All enaut
relative Of
aehuloud, Nill meet Sitl prompt attention "
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TaNwo OTHEli NEW NOTES UPON wou.
a tterE,p- PitNOs-SOuriIERN AGENCY -
.-H1nZ--


TnNNO OTiiEii NEw NOTES UPON wou.
tt-fEl'- FttNOs-SOuruERN AGENCY Sy(EI@1
oI MAIN SHEET. Sef0ced&X
- MoH.tsrsns rnso foErss-It always affords usJ y
god
iN'ns oiieh tak~n the responsibility recon ndinY hi
a' II Is sr'uSns To able to add, that
thr hst word "f complaint price of Nj
Norresiss Panus they truly
'i 'h mapslhy without Of IN. Black
t"ein.-,N.,r iors hc,li9g h'yror Apra H. 1851.
. lFrIm We New York Sunity Courirr April u, ISsl1
ANsNS toe inin stamp Of gold renders
dos 'h' ma OF Worcester Inscribed upOn a Pan inspire conf
dchc- every whvtr s skin Manufacturer tr
iis gwen ham hrst class reputation
pf"n'r 81" MS manufacture, fail give utmost sat
faction 81 the buyer. o. " ~ ''
" hOR is - Agent for the sale Worcester Pianos and
additional
Work. It's Pscs the factory lie soirs an
examination OF MS STOCK from those suFEEoS T,N
nod1Tatr pricvs.
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ESILhiNG HinDw ME- have n.r o,t,,t,, a.
i.r- tv-r 81 compete '''.'a-at OBJ" Hardware t'1t A.
Knob Nsrt,e, strst sta- DO pa Che. cgrl--t I'm
ana t'rp~u'gr' genuine L..A.. Bgtt IIr ~ '.'
co. ..--s -n1 complete 4-su-t-s.rt s'' -"' s'''"s
"f0', Cur urI firt.tlrg Sail.
Axle F-llrs, Sheet Lead. AM p...-.--r
1900 a.' h.'Al tAst
Bros. Nrs..o, Whit and Plated Dor ar-b,
ytptunst and PLs'et Cr--s Essaiti..r-.
y is> ans iron StHavss, fsr S...Ir- no,
brtss aur lam I.4H.u.. Tor Oh. f
hf-Al. sg.ire stauIEr. S. tiasf EI'.. e.
''' iN>F fu watt nf U.Ifrr lir-T-.-. --s- o..
"a . N'..,e' -f -'s. aut p-i.es q. We tr, 81. t..-
7' 20 'u-f iHas. rlrrfS tl.s- .n wan "'
rr,r.-,.-..,, ANIE JOHNSTON Co
' 90 4-''"""It' S-itt' g. 1lE-, &r
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c,,,,e,rpr THos. DoDANEAD, Superintendent,

'. .'-'i ,'T -.ou Ia private famIy =. Teach.
- ny. -fe WIS educated k1ru %, AMI =. s
swim 'r-'on 60 The Erg.h brsnchs. Masie SrS
~ .u t'', Aul 'rusn,utI aeydlr-Eo1k toes
Oct li-IiZw W. ---eN' WI" prompt attention
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st'"H StLE FRiyATELy.- isuis5sa , a. :, p,,,
f..r 80. 80 '''i'if rl' ten ICONS, a Lsh.n -. tfN
Of ,' inl g,r'J oo"'ensues fur aeeogrlo, ton Hi
N'i',' 81 r.ngtg' vsh the sscond NAIL, 49,, a.,
''''d - eA.'i,ut for t,ias apply To- anu The
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08
THOMPSON LEACH.

HMr. Jonathan Middleswart vii
accept our thanks for those fine peaches
and pears. The peaches were the lar.
gest and best we ever saw. Mr.. NJ. j:
famous for raising good fruit.
EWe acknowledge the receipt o.
basket Of fine peaches and most lus-
cious grapes, from our friend B. W,
Riggs. The peaches will compare ia
vorably with those of Mr.. Middleswart,
and excel every thing of the kind yet
brought to this market. They sold rea'
dily at one dollar per bushel.
NLast though not least was spe-
cimen of peaches from the orchard oi
our friend Grasson Davis. They were
about the same noticed above.
Since writing the above we re-
ceived specimens of peaches from those
nearer home, fully equal to any we
have noticed, for which Mrs. Curtis
and Mrs. Beaver will accept of our
thanks.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08


TIE Sickness AT NEw ORLEASs.-
The following is an extract of a letter
from member of the Board of Health
of New Orleans to his father in Balti-
more, under date of the 18th instant:
What do you think Of US now?-to-
day s4O buried, and every likelihood of
an increase, with fewer subjects. / will
not attempt to describe what / have
seen from O'Clock in the morning until
12 at night-an the time with the sick
and dying or giving relief. Nv house
is besieged, at the same time that have
the entire charge and management of an
infrmary, where l have II nurses at
$50 a month. I have more to write
you in one day than would fill volume,
but all of a melancholy character. ]
cannot look back-all around me they
are dying, but not in want if / know o.
it, being furnished with authority from
the Society, in addition to the relief ]
can give as member of the Board o.
Health. 1t is, indeed, most heart-rend.
ing and horrible. 1t is now getting
among the better classes. While an
writing this letter, / hear a man two
doors from me groaning, being in the
black vomit stage of the disease.
write this at 10, and am now going to
bed, although many will suffer by it. ]
have been busy all day riding in a cab,
at the expense of $40, furnishing an asy-
lum to put over orphans thrown upon
the city by this epidemic. There are
nearly two hundred, half of whom can
not give their names. and the names
could not be found out. have proper
ty of deceased persons, their trunks,
&c, under seal all over the city. Hal
the stores are closed, and after O'Clock
all. This evening the city was envel-
oped in the smoke of tar burnt around
it, and four hundred guns are fired tC
disturb the atmosphere. Physician:
can do nothing unless the patient is well
nursed. \ first-rate nurse is worth SIC
a day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08

PROBATE CouRT.-At the regular
criminal term of this court, on Monday
last, the following cases were disposed
of: The State of Ohio v. Wesley Nc
Carly. The information charged the
defendant with an assault on one Horace
Austin, with loaded gun. The ques-
ton went to jury-verdict guilty; fine
s5 and costs. The parties were from
Cheshire township. The State of Ohio
v. VIM. Coughenour and John A, Hix.
The information charged the defendants
with stealing and destroying the water
melons of George McGarvey, of Addi-
son township. Verdict-not guilty
The State of Ohio v. Isaac White. The
charge in this case was the same as in
the other-steahng and destroying the
melons of James F. Raldolph. Verdict
guilty; fine, $40 and costs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08

OuR CANDIDATE FOR SENAToR.-Mr
srMsoN, the Wing candidate for Sena-
tor, is resident of Ironton, Lawrence
county. He in connection with another
gentleman, started the Ironton Register
in that town about four years ago, the
editorial management of which has
been entirely under the control of Mr..
STIMsoN. 1t is much in the favor Of
this gentleman that during his short
residence in Lawrence he has gained
the confidence and respect of the best
citizens of the county, for such were
those who presented him for nomina-
ton. We learn the nomination gave
universal satisfaction to the delegates
from the several counties. See the
proceedings.
Of the nominee for Board of Equali-
zation we need not speak. Mr.. Horton
is known all over the district as one of
the best qualified to discharge the duties
of the Office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08

IMPEAcHMENT OF JUDGE FLINN.-Some
time since, the Cincinnati Enquirer sug-
gested two ways for getting rid of the
notorious Judge Finn, of the Cincinnati
Criminal Court-either by repeating the
law establishing the Court, or by i'm
peaching his Honor. The following,
from the Cincinnati Gazette, would indi-
cate.that the latter course is to be pur-
sued:
1--WE understand movement is on
foot to impeach Judge Finn of our Grim
inal Court, whose judicial course has
won for him distinguished notoriety all
over the country. Suspicious of the in
tegrity of the Judge have crept into the
public mind, and the conviction that he
is incompetent and wholly unfit for the
bench is quite general. The rumor is
that public meeting viii soon assemble,
to raise committee to collect facts, pre-
pare charges for the House of Represen-
tatives, and present them to the consid-
Grafton of that body early in the next
session Of the General Assembly"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08

A MOUNTAIN HERoINE.-The Par
kersburg Gazette gives an account of a
heroine residing somewhere in the
mountains of Western Virginia. The
editor has seen the lady, and describes
her as young, comely, educated and
sprightly. She came from Kentucky,
and is tarrying in the mountains with a
view of perfecting her title to some
thousands of acres of wild land, which
descended to her from her ancestors,
to whom it was patented for Revolu-
tionary services, but is now claimed by
land pirate, who formerly acted as her
agent To defend her rights, she pro-
ceeded Solitary and alone to the dis
puted territory, made clearing, built
a log cabin, and located a tenant. She
always carries one of Colts revolvers,
and thus armed, roams fearlessly over
the mountains, following paths seldom
trod save by the panther and bear. A
suit for the land is pending.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08
From New Orleans

The interments for the week COM
mencing on the 18th, including fever,
were 1442.
A despatch of the 9th says: The
total interments the past "a hours, were
1873, of which 154 were deaths from
yellow fever The decrease is owing
to want of subjects.
Accounts from Natchez say that the
greatest alarm prevails there. More
than half the population had left the
town in consequence of the ravages of
the yellow fever. The authorities had
also left, and quarantine regulations
were no longer enforced.
One of the 3oth gives the deaths
from fever of the day previous 1870,
and of the 30th, 1875.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-08
n. whss Us..sy Cs.ve.risa.

This body met at the school house in
the town of Rodney, on Tuesday as
authorized by the Central Committee.
The proceedings viii be found IN an
other column of this paper. The dele
cations from the several townships were
unusually full, only one township,
Guyan, being unrepresented. We have
not time or space to speak of the con.
veation and its nominees. We have
placed the ticket at its proper place al
the head Of our columns. We shsl
speak more at length hereafter.
Mr.. CARRELL requests Us to call at
tention to the fact that he was no
pledged to abide the result of the Con
vention.