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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
RIcHH0ND.
zzayNETED STATES nAIL LlNE,

zzse between Aeo Joeb aaA Rphmoad "a np519,1'
I.g the elegant Side Wheel ocean Steamship hodn
1KE-l 200 tons burtleo. Lewis Parish =
fttE ha. re.,,,..J her trips again between Ne@ -
York and Richmond stopping Norfolk going and re-
turning This slp lcaers Rieamn"d fssai''y, .,s,,
1ur.dag evening NJ O'Clock. fot New York heiui"
ing she le1ye. New iof Tor Richmond every Na''t'''!
eve" ae N 3 o'clock. ,...t..,
rho.e who desire 10 ship by her from this PaGc'
oaeh, to lesve their feshts here BY Monday Pos'
m orfer 10 insure it, gong on boarl Her aeconn"''-
IL as tor passengers 81 the most superior otu'''
Tbi. siearn sHjp d IS no connection with any oihe'
ie TIM J,ues,oraa now being built u run IN ron
neation With her, viii be ready by the spring, ! ne
Two Will then for scmiweeLly line between TIE aooEe
places For freishts pnssage applications must DC
LUDLAai & WATSON
;oaq, Richmond. "a.
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LEVI ELDRTDGE. GrK

No. 7, North wh1ryes. Phi'a.
n. B--Shppers viii please beas in mind, that the
steamers leo0e cooy Hedneydoy, and due notice will at
all hnes, be given to the hour of sailing.
Tobacco carried through to NewYork, at 20c, to
Boston, at Doe T. box and all other goods in proper.
iiou.
transportation to be made in superior and fassaling
Steamers. RO RANKIN
nov J.-dRcts
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, has purchased of L. G. Bell his entire Interest in
the concern of Payne & Bell Alldebts due the firm a m
be collected by W Payne; also the debts due FAM
the coneen will be paid by him.
we request persons having accounts against the firm
IN bring them in for settlement; also all who are inde,
ed to the concern will please call and nuke
PAYfH & BELL.
~ OCT. July q 1852
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ms RANCE COMPANY

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, AT WINCHESTER
chartered starch Nh. 1852 capital $4,000
WITH TOWER 10 INCREASE SAME TO 5000 600 :
fINHlS COMPANi having been duly organized, is
Il ready To receive applications and issue Poll
ces aud offers totho citizens OF Virginia reimbursement
of home Company for the safe insurance Of all kinds
of property, merchandise &c. at fair and equitablc
rites The Directors the public tha this Com.
pany will be conducted with view to permanrncy and
on the srictcst principles oi equity, Justice and close
regard to economy and the safety of the insured
PPEslnENr-JOSEPH s. CARSON
SEcRETARY-C. :. FUNK.
AcTuARY-O. f. BRESEE
JosEPH s. CARSON, = I WM L. C-ARK
JAMES Z. RELY, :; JAMES II BURaFss
LLOYD LOGAN, n. W. RIcuAKDsoN
JoHN KERR.
~ Office Pccadill street near the Valley Bank
Winchester. +. ID. CHRISTIAN, AGENT.
Sept 2--dlv Lvnchlarg
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Il. y kb4W ID. E12
LRfGHMOND, offer Tor sale - store ana hioa III
wtoe-aIe-
sou Sacks LyerI fine Salt, Marshall and other brands
100 do Ground Alum do
BOO tons richmond ground Plaster
500 tons best Peruvian Ggano dai'y expected
500 bbls Rosenlale Cement
500 bushels prime Cloyerseed
$50 Ibis. Bone Dust
10 hhds. Bacon sidcs.
~ lierces s1ear House Moasses
300 boxes Archer z Cos No axes.
300 terce- London ioltef
50 cases Cross & 81 - Londen Mustard
% 10 do Wan4t a. Mushroom Catchup
% Hampers English Cheese (GIoncester)
Is boxes Macemoui
30 Bag Sicily Almonds
200 bugs Brzle Sugar
400 bags Cosa Rca Coffee
icnacssey, GODDARD, Omrd and Sasaraz Brandy, Held,
4ics aud Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, Madera, and
Port Wine &C. &c.
MANY OF the above Of importation, and
we profess to sell low ashley can be had in this coun'
Try quantity and quality considered. Teas, as good an
assortment NJ can be hadin The country adapted to the
trade OF Virginia.
dec a0-dacts EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS To CLUB sUBscRiBFRs
In order to enable ALL to possess copies of the above
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers the
following inducements foI the formation sof Club sub
scrptons.
TOWN. :-Fol club OF five, $50 90
ten, b 90
fifteen, As 90
10 On the receipt of the subscriptions, the Portraits
viii be sent free of postage at the sole risk of the sub
crber,) address, each of the said club as
desired Address, ROBERT KING;
Agent for Welchs Portraits of
Washington and Jackson for State of Va
Eagle Square, Richmond, Va
dec IL d2cts
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AGREE & AIuRRILL.


"A and fine Jeretry, Books Stationery, Fancy Goots
&c, for safe at greatly reduced Pices-John Wright
having determined to engage Immediately in the bust
ofmanuacluring Tobacco offers his large and SPLEEN
did STOCK of Watches, Jewelry, Books and Sta
oncry, the geJylowest prices and many of them at
cost
ilo has on hand about two hundred watches Of all
kin, and fine sormcn of gold chains, Breast pms
Bracelets Bearings, Finger rings ofa kinds, some very
ine Diamond rings and Breast pins, Silver spoons Sill
yer cups, Gold pens and pencil cases, and cIocs Of all
kinds
Also, largo orment of miscellaneous sand school
books letter and Cap pare aud large took ofeHce
lent blank b -
His stock is entirely new and embraces the de.
srable goods to be found. He feels confident that all
who may call him. will find the paiccs gery low, con
sdeling the quality Of the goods
He wishes to collect all his outstanding accounts as
soon as possible, JNO WRIGHT j.
dec 21.fs
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IN0Se Vos8oTs are M Of 'Te rsf class but in he CITY
OF Baltimore" express, for this trade and have superb
On accommodations tor passengers. They are con.
manded by experienced Captains, and qualified for the
trade and who will spare exertion to accom,aodate
They viii be towed up and down the river by -
and may be relied on 10 sail promptly as advertised
Merchants going North Or ordering goods from New
York vii tud tito their interest to Shin bv this Zinc
as 1t Is the only regular line, and freight will always
taken at the lowest rates and every effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond audNew York to give salts
action unexpectedly ask ondbope to succ d in oh.
This line New York will be forvr,.,ed rron afc,,
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Sovnah Charleston.
or any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond al
IL 'rkets; in New York at berth No. l. Coffee foi,r
snip foot Of Wall treet.
DAVID CIR Err Richmond.
CLAS. II piERSON, N. York Age Is.
Ri6mond. Aug lS-dts "a 81 So,,h ,at
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YNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS,
IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYEcHBURG.
Val B. GADDESS d. FRO, ProprietorS, (tor
a Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man.
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases Counter, Table. Bureau
and Wash-sand tops, made any size the shortest
notice Also, door and window stills.
ANY order from country, entrusted to us, vii
ne faithfully executed with neatness and dispatch at
Aug l3-dts J. b. GADDESS' q BRO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IAIsIsIs BLAGK SMITHS Tn,crs,

Il An indispensable article ior all Black hmlhs. in
hieh saving Of Gaa aud heating Iron. pisnse ea
laire Of Mr. Dabbey of the Phunis Foundry. Ar.J IT,
Bailey Nhcel-srig,t. and the Smith Shop the
Piedmont Wofks--sll II which have them in u.s. 10
e hy 4. Nctleion gent Cor tire I'atcnee To- Nrgnis
Piedmont Works IYnebhnre June u
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SIS VIRGINIA LENE OF Richmond

.~a@@-&- A Nd NEW YOKk PACkETS.-Ihs Mem Home I
Lane IS composed othe following Vessels all owned in
the city Of Richmond, and saas from ~ York ceCrg
i0rr days viz:
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NII1EAT.-1hen undersigned IL uo~ opefBtiue
w HE Mills. aud Is IN market for Wheat lie
nso keeps haud for snle Corn Corn meal and oiol
ALSO. Lump and Ground Plaster.
Aus 93--lt. II s. LAs8HORSE
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4 COME AT LAST..-UHARLEs a

A0FaCE TO ALL!-HE ALSO, BY acci
y deii lns fallen into the CONFECTfONARl b.
% IN conjunction with his Jewery establishment
~ "hchle keeps Candios& Fruits such Or9.geS'
lemons taisins, Almonds, Fil5crs, Toys of all kinds
and in fact all kinds ofConfec tonnrics kept in such
IA establishment HI is receiving his Spring stoch'
10 winch he respectfully soil rs the patronage OF the
pubic lie also has in his poyment one ofthe most
experienced Bakers and c. y makers in Luxembourg
y!amds, OF all kinds ma ic at the shorest-notice
All orders from the co ,try received and promptly
executed 'CuAS A EVARD.
Marcel: s--dts . doorsab we Exchange corner
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CARD.-TnE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
"a pectfully ask y continuance ct the patronage 40
long bestowed upon him. the new concern md ~
this connection he deems proper 70 AK al ~lo nre
indebted to him come forward and settle their nc
counts without delay.
There many claims Of long aianding. which, mus
close up and 1t is expected thai all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention 10 this notice
Jan a..lts \. DIUGUID.
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nRv G0oDs.-pHELTp w. PAYNE

II respectfully soIcits from MS TRENDS and the pub
lie the patronage heretofore extended to the firm Of
PAYNE & Bell. HIS Stock is large and well assorted
and every article will be sold the reasonable
terms ~ 2G-f.
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST RE
l. specially to call the attention of the citizens OF
Lynchburg and the nd Joining country, hs large and
n splendid assortment OF BOOTS SHOES l
CATERS. &c of his OWN MAKE
~ AMI which are WARRANTED or rHf BEsT QUAIL.
Tr OF SUPERIOR wpRKMANsniP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot or
Shoe for the present seeson, will do we'll call me,
determined To plense, boil regards quulity
and price.
Don't forgot call the three doors nbnve the
Franklin Hotel, and immediately opposite the Cizcns
Savings Bank. +. +. GRIMALDL
dec Its
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MERCHANDISE.
=. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! scacc

a EOOVS.sEIOIs!H HATS! q Z &c. -
"a L A b T. K e
has received lurg5 supply of BOOTS, SH0ES
II HATS. CAPS. TRUNKS. VALtSES. ehSS
PIT BAGS UMBRELLAS, aud other goods nsn,l ;;
veil supplied Boot. Shoe and Ha Store. all Of VIII
are offered at fair prices am determined to trans,
NV business ght stragh along but little caring lou
aor. do theirs II is due my friends to cx pres ~,
heartfelt thanks for their very libern patronage. NJ
sa.,rt shall be to seclre its continuance.
OCT Cts Express copy I'm P.SEABTRY
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lust T0EgAND-A

Ir1 III fla D-A HHe H@@nftHftW 81 ift"'H
y and Gormn Toolli brushes fc- ling uni faeto",it
Combs. Shaving and Toilet Soaps Razefs nnJ fozof
.trops Lnbin extracts for the landkar hi'L Cologne
water. Port Monnais, =. &C., far sale by
dcre-is JOIN u SEA1, Druggist
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HATS AND CAPS.

- HATS AND CAPS. sse7
FAN FASHIONS FOR 1882
TIVE subscriber has received his New York,
l. Baltimore and Philadelphia styles of Gentlemen
No | Moleskin, SIN blnck md white. Beaver and
Brush HATS. which for durability aud beauty cannot
be surpassed in this any other market His stock l.
now large and complete embracing NIL of the late and
aaoa opproced styles Of II HAT rs and cars. ~
dopted for the Falitrade - ID HAolesatc mi Retoa
TO which he cordially - nld friends and
customers anil the public Generosity give him n call
before purchasing elsewhere. His stock will be- found
as cheap rs any other establishment in the city All
kinds OF Hats made order with nd dispntch
~ Customers Hats dressed ooer fyec If cha,gc
Call at the sign of the BLUE HAT.
oct 2-ts WIN. SITTER.
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CARPETS, RUGGs n DEsUGGETS

z EHIONS, &c.-27 boxes Lemons in prime W.
Z derust received and will be sold low close the
consignment. Also a lot of old French raisins.
ian I1ts LEE JOH NS0N
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g 9 PIain aud embroidered HandkercHiefs
A splendid assortment of Ladies Pei0et aud Cloh
C1oaks with full stock of all kinds of Goods usually
found in Dry Goods He socits call, and
pledges hmsofnot to be undersod by any house in Va
D-.1lfs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-04

The Vienna Va dertr states that the Turkish police
had discovered the existence OF secret society OF wealthy
men, at the head of whom is Prince Mavrocoraaio,
who are supplying funds to form confederation Of AL
banans and Bugarians against Turkey. The London
Times denies it's truth
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For nose thsa hny the American nation has act
with frmarkable attachment 10 this usage. and not
solitary Instance be addaced through long line Of
Presidents which docs speak volumes IN favor oil is
True Il Is that several occasions 10 one OF
OF the Union the spirit Of faction and
entered into the democratic iod, and
The prejudice and defeat Of democratic
prime pies But these instances have been only occasion
and sholved The absolute necessity Of organization
has Impressed minds OF all who sincerely admire
the great truths Of the democratic party, and those who
have yielded the aIurements Of temptation have not
been slow Ia again establishing themselves upon the hgb
ground ofprnclpie Look for the result OF the
presidential election in 1884, when Martin Van Bafeb
forced himself upon The candidate Tor sue
essson 70 stohce His defeat overwhelming but al
The same upe aerved precedent for those who called
themselves democrats and who might be disposed 10 bring
the spirit OF faction into future Turn again and
look the result during the Of 1852 which ended
la The elevation OF distinguished Chief Magis-
the first office in the world, How striking and how
beautiful the conns The representatives of the national
democracy. in ibo use OF their time-honored CUSTOM
sembled in convention, and, reconcng the conflicting
views and feelings which naturally prevail in such
body they presented TO the people long and distin
guished member of their parry. From what
the of dissatisfaction heard for this
ton, who have themselves been heretofore
the strongest advocates of dsmocr usage We repeat
that disnfocon has nowhere else been heard.
Shall the democracy them themselves 10 BIO driven
contrary to their best judgment. contrary to their
teest, and he sacrifice OF principles themselves, from
the position they have honoraby held We answer,
no
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-04
Bnreau OF Yards and Docks, Sept. s,
Judge Bishops Acce ptance.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Judge Bishop, who lately nominated the
democratic candidate for governor of Massachusetts,
cepts the nomination letter abe undng in sound dem
ocrac sentiments We are able to make The following
interesting extract:
The principles of the democratic party clearly
and defnrvely settled, and its line OF duty plainly
fined leave little and apology Disturbing
hose principles, and thai line of day per-
spicuousy forth in the resolutions reported and heartily
adopted by convention Upon the Union of the States,
and invoabe, all OF strength, OF courage
fdence and hope which the democratic patriot feels,
can ee is suspended. This dissolved, tie him
would be dark and portentous. He would way in
which fragments could be reconstructed into ndepend-
ent political bodies, absolutely Ind relatively free, safe,
prosperous and happy The constitutional Safeguards the
and laws of tho Uni the sole basis his
hopes defence the object 1 his vigilance sub
version the Of his most nnious fears They do
conflict essentially with the separate,
of confederate memb orsthey leave EACH they
should do, to deIernine its domestic policy, and
neither esponsble for the domestic the 9TH
indie penderce ofeach could be guaranteed
by easier and able union nor could
DO preserved with .arger and safer Independence
uscc is suengih and because the bonds of the Union
ust they have been Whaevee tends to
them should be met with by every
frien the democracy CT the county The pnc
in the resolutions of the National Democ tic
Convention Baltimore designated Baltimore plat,
form, those upon which the Union is based aud by
which be inainefi aud pcrpetoned Fidelity 10
them is not satisfied by their
.oundne Itinvoves duties which the friends OF 'ber-
" regulated by law should stand ready to fulfil
[" We acknowledge no sovereign bnt the lava To the
laws constitutional snd cousIitutonay made, our allie
glance They protect posses.ions our eharae-
rer, our lives all that have and all that Wa are. lie
rho embanasses the la wfuy appointed instru-
rents and modes Of their execution, doy his coun-
Try not only, bur himself There violating
the laws mschievous in its tendency subver-
sye OF their strength and The confidence which we Lave
their protective power, than resistance, and in
open resistance to their execution To discuss
fairly their policy to examine their operations and effects
amend annul The by appointed modes. right
may be but with those who dsavow these obliga
on who resist countenancc resistance their
meni the insgent earnest, aud honest advocate OF dem
ocratic principles have affinity"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-04

The NEW POSTMASTER GrsERAL-We are glad "a
see the whig papers abusing violently our new Poet
master General Their abuse will beas Tyler said by
the bonhres which burnt him in egy for destroying the
main stay OF the wing party, the United States Bank-but
lamp guide him in the path Of duty. He thor
ough democrat, and active and skfal public officer
He knows his obligations 10 the country and the dem
ocrac party. and dare discharge them Since the organ
ization of our government no who has been in Of
ace short time has learned all the various duties OF
his complicated office well. Under him. Assistant
Pos,masers General clerks, and special agents, can
never be partners with mail contractors they have
been heretofore Ardent spirits cannot be charged the
department as oil Distributing post Office clerks will
have fixed salaries with him. instead OF being allowed 10
vouch for themselves for all the proceeds of distribution
and then give the postmaster half Under him, pos'mss-
ers have got to repor, the failure Of contractors and al
tend TO the due. of their Office in person. he is looking
out Tor the abuses that eep into the department under
the wings in all directions. He ia just the for the
pace-an honest, horouGh-gong. hard working public
officer, and if he keeps NJ he has begun he will
rank among the most popular men in the country. We
know OF no man who could I'LL his place better. and
would look upon bis retirement a public calamity
[Chie4so Democrat
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An order issued from the War Department on The Goth
ult specifies certain OF the troops to meet
the interests OF the service. In anticipation OF the neces-
sy for troops the Pacific DIVISION six companies
ordered 10 concentrate in the harbo of New York.
and proceed TO the Pacific division uia Cape Horn The
for directing these troops TO 60 by found in
the which the Secretary Of War takes as 10 the pres
ervaton Of the health OF the soldiers, which would have
been exposed the sthmus route Since this order
issued, information has been received Of Indian hosities
in Oregon. and OF parties in California. Utah. and
New Mexico; but Notwithstanding the promptness and
vigilance Of the department. il will be that
these roops. whether going by by the Ishmus,
cannot possibly reach the Pacific possessions until the
present pressing necessity for them may and probably
will. be past This fact will suggest 10 every the
wisdom of Col Daviss for looking railroad
connexion with the Pacific as means Of defence 1t
brings orcbIy TO mind the necessity OF such mode of
transportation, If. instead Of Indian hostili,es,
threatened with descent by OF the powerful nations
of the world upon Pacific possessions Il was in view
OF such state Of things that COL Davis suggested
time, since The importance OF the Pacific road military
defence That suggestion has been most grossly perverted
and msrepresented into concession by him Of the power
by government 10 build road from the Mississippi val
ley the Pacific. regardless OF the rights and jurisdiction
Of the States. We have had occasion TO repe this
just inference and TO place him where he has always
stood. upon the established democratic doctrine the
power Of The government to construct works Of internal
improvement within the States But, without recurring
again TO This point at present. whatever may the mode Of
conveyance and construction every reasonable must
perceive the necessity OF healthy route and
rapid communication means Of military defence than
is now furnished either by land sea- Long before
troops reach the Pacific coast the hardy pioneers in
California Utah, and Oregon may be buicheed by the
savages and in the event of descent by foreign
foe, the consequences might be even fatal. When
cass have ceased upon supposed plans Of building
railroad and upon their assumption that the gov
ernmenl would have administer railroad il applied
its power towards the construction Of one. it is TO be
hoped they will back and reflect the necessity of
having road, and how il is to be substituted if it
be dispensed with.
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Salaries OF OmCers.

The communication in lac, in regard to the CON-
pensaon paid by the government 10 clerks has called
forth one as the salaries of the humber class OF
ployees TO which invite attention. We are very GER
tain that the members of the next Congress will have
every disposition 10 do ample justice TO the claims OF all
whose services the government enjoys and We should
feel that il poor commentary on democracy if they
were ready to acknowledge the claims Of the class
to which present correspondent addresses his remarks
as 10 The highest officials Of the government r,.,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 4. 1868.

n-Mr JAa.s Ohio, collecting
assisted BY Mess H. J.. TEoAAs, JoHs
L. Dssr, c. NJ. l.. WIsKsAs aud A. l.. csILDs.
pMr. M LswIs, OF Montgomery Alabama Is
ersi us
ssd by O. g. o. LswIs. and SAnoxI d. LEws
Il. JAaEs NO. lea south Tenth Philsd
pha general travelling agent, assisted BY Wa H. wxLp
il Nm CoLMxs JAnxs DEssIsa HAaATT Jos. BsITos,
z. YUrrss Isaac M. BopisE EDausD w WHEY WILLIAM l.
aAS, and GEoAsK l. Nelson. n1.ts#Lf #tErs4u
0J-Aecept from either Vi tbs above will be good.
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The Newark Advertiser says: ut 10 reported that
the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company bave com
promUed with The Rev James Purvapce. OF MssIssippi,
formerly of Bal,imore,) who, with his wife and child,
was injured in the fearful collision OF cars on their rosd
on the sth OF August. BY paying him 10000 damages
Mr. Purviance's foot slightly hurt, his dapgh'ef's
thigh broken and his lady badly hurt 10 the hips"