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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05
Political SUuabbIe.

BUFFALO, Aug. 31st.-The Democratic
Convention for Erie County met last evening
to choose delegates to the State Convention.
Upon organizing, it became evident that the
anti administration party were in the ascend.
ant, whereupon the Custom House delegates
seeded, and organized separate Convention.
In consequence Of an attempt ofthe Custom
House delegates to protest against the action
rejectthose members. The protest vas how
ever, read amidst yells, Kisses, oalhs and howl
ings The regular convention subsequently
nominated Elijah J. Ford (Hunker,) for dele,
gate, the Seceders Lyman B. Smith, Barn.
burner.l The regulars adopted ID. B. Taylor's
resolutions endorsing the Compromise &c.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

RECOMMENDATIONS OF LIFE-DEsTRUCTIoN
ppoprRTy.-Yes,erd abon, half after |
o'clock, while sitting in oui Office, we were
alarmed by terrific explosion which caused
n, building to temble to It's foundation. On
,,oning to our window. we perceis ed the at
,nosphere, in the direction oil the river, filled
with smoke and flying fragments, and our ears
,,,ore greeted on all sides with the rafting of
hrokeo GLASS, Jared from the windows by the
force Of the explosion, and falling or the pave
.,s,,s beneath The first horrible conviction,
rrom this view of the scene, which fastened on
o,r mind. was, that some of the boats lying
:, o,r wharf had burst boiler, and full OF
Tho horrors of this convection, we FASTENED TO
,ba scene of the disaster, where ascertain
al tlaf e ext5ls>.en was not from steam. but
,vos c,,,-. d bv the accidental ignition of a
ouan,lty of that not less active agent, eunpow
lar Itappears that drayman had loaded
twenty. nine kegs Of powder On his dray near
,h. water line of the wharf. when one of the
legs. becoming displaced, fell on the paving,
;an;,ed in some way, and exploded with a ter.
Fir report. Mr. WalIaston Kimberly, a re-
snec,able citizen o thio cly, and owner OF
The draws employed in moving the powder,
was Instantly killed, having the top of his
head blown off. and his body literally burnt to
q cr;sp. The manged and burnt remains,
Tins presented to view, was the most horrible
sioht we ever looked upon. ?. Schanley, a
drayman near by at the tirne,was blown into,
or ran into the river, blinded by the powder.
He is dreadfuly. though, we believe, not fata l.
" burnt, and received no internal injuries.
Several other persons were blown down by
the force of the explosion, and received slight
injuries.
The buildings on Water street. from on
off to Union are almost entirely deprived OF
glass and in many ofthem, the windows, sash
and all, were blownin with "a crash. The
Sprigg House with its strong g ass and sash,
Jared but little better than the rest. The win
dows ofhouses on Monroe and Union, as far
back as Market, and on Main street. were not
exempt from the general crash. The bea utl
full glass in the window of Messrs Warden x
Edwards. " eghing so lbs. and costing $4,000
was literally Jared to pieces. The fine win
dows of Kells q Caldwell, VIM. L. Selby and
others on lain street, met the same fate.
Altogether, this is the most terrible explo-
son We ever witnessed, and the only wonder
is, that SO few persons are killed and injured
byit. The presumption is, from the violence
of the shock that most If the kegs on the Gray
ignited from the ono tina, fell, and exploded
almost simultaneously. OF the 20 kegs com
posing the load but one has yet been found
-Wheeling MteUigencer, Aug. 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05
Tie Democratic Generation.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 31.-The Free Democratic
Convention met here to-day; John Gay act.
ing as President. John P. Hale reported a
series of resolutions and an address to the Free
Democracy. which was adopted. An attempt
to engraft the Maine Liquor Law, on the plat
form, was voted down Senator Chase and
the Hon. Gerritt Smith made speeches, which
were warmly received. The Convention
nominated ticket for State officers, and adj
iourned sine die.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05
Tie Ye.5o0 ferer at Ne,o Orleans.

Nlw ORAGANs, August 29th.-The Yellow
Fever is rapidly on the decrease. We
are unable to get the full returns to-day. owing
to some difficulty in getting the reports of the
Catholic Cemetery. but the whole number OF
deaths by the Yellow Fever in the last twenty
four hours will not exceed 160.
New ORLEANS. Aug. 30.-The total inter
ments up to 6 o'clock this morning were 139
including 1875 from the Fever.
Trade is entirely stagnant and nothing doing
In our market.
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From the Fishing Grounds.

BosToN, Aug 3lst-Halifax papers of the
goth. state that the steamer Fulton arrived at
Charestown on the 22J, but not finding the
Princeton there. sailed again.
The Commander of the English steam sIoop
Medea had been tried by Court Martial for
disobedirnce OF orders and acquitted. He
was, howe,,r te ;.rimanded.
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Ofiic &C at the Depot Ofthe Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
PAR1SEN q KINGS


VIRGINIA, ~ CAROLINA g. TENNESSEE
Erei u, Pockage ahtd Parcel EMPRESS,
II 10 and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
l. Richmond per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, end by the Seaboard und Ron
lohe, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR 81 Raleigh, Peter
burg Weldon, Pc cIsburg Richmond, chmond and
Frcdericksb 'rg SoulhSde, and Va n Tenn. Railroad,
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
different pc nts the Railroads to almost every poih4
rhrou ghou the above States-throu in charge of spe
eal Messengers Me nvailing themselves OF this
line for the TRANSPORTATION heir Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud econo.
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order.
ing Goods fiom Baltimore id Phildep hia to the cnte
f Porisen d. IA, gS Eapress at Norfolk, Petersburg
Rchmond may depend upon having all charges pad
ard their Goods forwarded without the least delay, and
free of all drayrge and Commissions.
JAMES IL. KING. Northern OGce
No. 3S, By0odway, N. y
W b. PARlSEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boliingbrooh and end SIS
Petersburg, Va
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school a. College Text Books.

A MORhI 4, Rschmoad, "a. would invite the
"a. attention OF tho various schools and inst tuons
Of earh1g throughout the State, To bs School and
Cias tcai Books Te1 Boots n.ed 10 the various Col
leges and Universities. with general coec of Edu.
catonal Works, in every departments of learning.
EV'Sc' ool Stationery Of every description.
A liber discount will be m de, md bundles deliver
cd III Lynctburg, free Of expen.c.
tT'O Orders will receive prompt attention.
NM 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

NEW CONCERN &. Lewis hsving
bought the entire intere't of u. II. Lewis in
tho of Is II Lewis & Co, will cory the bus.
NJ the same qtoRd, Wi,h new sock of pie
and fancy dry goods which he will have IN market dur
ing the present mona lie asks continuance of the
patronage Literally extended To the old concern, and
his onds aud the public that every effort shall
be made to give satisfaction. (sep id&elw)
~ Express copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05
Railroad .Subscription.

SAVANNAH, August 3o.-A meeting OF the
citizens here has authorized subscription
of $l.000000 for the construction of an air
line Railroad from Savannah to Mobile, with
branch to Florida.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05
.MU,en's Concerts.

New York, Aug. 3l-Jullien's Concerts in
this city have been extremely successful. The
benefit concert for the Orleans sufferers will
take place on September 10th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05
NEW CASH STORE.

NJ EW CASH STORE.-The subscriber bn,-
~ ing purchased of Messrs. e. d J. Franklin their
Stock Of Staple any Fancy Dry Goods intends contin.
uing the bushes at their old stand, the Cash syS
tenn and will ina few days receive general
of and fashionable goods to which he invites the
attention o his friends and the public generally.
sept 2.ts VIM. s. HANNAH
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FALL TRADE, 1853.

DOCKS, STATIONARY P1ANOS.-A. NORRIS
- (Laie Drinker n Morris,) Pubhshrs and Boohse9-
ers RICHMOND, Va.-Would invite the attention Of
Country Merchants visiting the city, 10 his stock OF
Books, Stationery a. Pianos,
Embracing The largest aud general assortment to
be found Ia any establishments South of New York,
aud will be sold upon literal ond MS nccommo-
dating
He would nsk particular attention to his large stock
Of Cap and Letter WRITING PAPER--Also WRAP
PING PAPER, which he is prepared to sell at uausnai-
ty Tom prices
A. M. publishes many of the iSiaadord Virgiata Lam
BOOTS and furnish the gal profession with all son-
durd Inv Books, including the Virginia md New York
State Reports at the pnbiishe,'s Lopea prices
School Teachers aud the Trade supplied at liberal
discount.
worcester Pianos "A. NORRIS is sole A.
gent for the sale of Worcester celebrated PIANO
FORTES nm would solicit examination OF them
from those in want. DURABILITY, sweetness of tome del
icacv OF touch and elegant workmanship, accorded
them by the general judgment inferior mann
Pictured In this country Europe They sold With
full guarantee, and warranted to give satisfaction,
the money returned.
rYS" Orders from the country will be promptly attend
cd to- aug. 16d&cis
~ Danville Register, Stounton Spectator. Lewis
burg Chronicle. Valley Wing Lexington Gezelte, ABB
pgdon Vrg'an Wythevle Tel Rep, Roanoke Bea-
con- Bedford Sentinel and Jacksonville Democrat will
publish epery oler week. four times, and forward
their accounts 10 this .fIco.
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The Cholera at Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND, Aug. 3l.-The chic lera has
entirely left our town since the recent frost,anc
the citizens are returning. There is no danger
now.
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hISSOLUT1ON.-l ne partnership heretofore
l , existing unde The firm o. b. H. Lewis e. Co. Is
this day dissolved by Ia co A. O. Lewis il
thorlzed settle up the busiuessa pc indebted
will come forward and make payment without delay.
II. IL LEWIS,
A. q. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

Yelioao Feoer IN Natrhez.
New ORLEANS, Monday, Aug. %, 1853
Accounts from Natchez, state that the greatest
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ITO THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.

TW HE FEVFEE OF EyHCHDuIE'-
l. ADAMS Il cos. Expresses Offer Duly, Cc :" I
NJ ChcCp fac es for obtaining goods of all deserp
lions no \ all parts of the United SAFES.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and Io,nest0wn and ROonoke saving
New-Yor6, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Ric.
mond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
prepared to iorwefd goods Of all descriptions nj
YER low .es. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpor line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Portnuge
o. inland cx press per Great U. s. Mail Lie conn
ues heretofore, arrive in Richmond Thrice Dirty.
The wellhnown character of house for reslonsi
billy and attention the interests Of customers
in saying that shippers will find it to beir
interest to order leir Goods through "hdams3 10.
EapresS ADAMS & CO,
per Nm. H. Mosby, agent,
iy 26-ifdts Lynehdurg, w.
N. B.-Goods dispatched oil points where We have
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If he Train is stopped for passenger between any
Of the above named points, tine charge will be made from
tho oint Inst passed by tho Train and charge will
be los \ than twenty-five cents in any
Passengers who do not procure Tickets (exeept those
who take the where tickets not .old }
viii be charged by the conductor, ten pc cent in nd
dior to the regunr rates Of fare, provided however
that ia shall he receive less than
than Fifty cents from anyone passenger, to any poot
The road.
Servants will be required to hive two posses, TO
los lie with the Ticket AGENT md with the Conduc-
tor which passes, must be explicit. in gror the prv
le % travel the Free colored persons will be
,cqu red produce their free they will not DO
permitted To travel on the
May lots. THOMAS SHARP,
TrIn
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TO CONTRACTORs..

u posals will be received nj the office of the North
River Navigation Company in Lexington. until the 8
day of September next for the Locks
and Dams and other work, the above improvement.
from Dam No. Ito Dam No7 both inclusive. The dams
are TO be built of dry masonry nd the ocs Of
ed Bubble laid in cement each Dom Guard Lock
will from twelve sixteen thousand dollars
Plans aud specifications of the work will be exhibited
after the 25th of the pr, month, the office Of tho
Eugin .er, mouth of Buffalo.
JOHN A. BYERS,
aug 18-tssep EngiRrer N Y. N. Co.
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July l5-dts
Union STEAMSHIP COmPA- tia

Union STEAMSHIP COWPA- sess
~ NY'S LINE o.. STEAMERS. 0ia Norfolk ss&AA
anil Cape May For Philadelphia every Wednesday,
ST AMER CITY RIcHMoRD, Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRGINIA, Capt. Teal.
STEAMER PENNSYLVANIA, Capt Baymore
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Monday and Thu sday bigh
water ,todct ng at Cape May land passengers. Re-
turning leave Phade phia every Wednesday and Saur
day at 10 O'Clock, A. M. until further notice.
Passengers for Cape May will n.ut their intcre
by taking this route it IS in addition being the
rhea pest, the expedition and comfort table.
Passengers for New YOrk-We have
tered into forward passengers through p
New York. either by steamers, allowing them rs
privilege Of remaining in Phadeph three four days
proceed directly New York, upon the arrival of
the steamers.
Shippers to the West-Tobacconsts deaf
of shipping Pttsburg, will please bear in mind
tht have made ali the necessary arrangements to
forward through go cents per 100 pounds.
Due notice will be always given in all The Daily papers
in the city, when the steamers will be ready receive
freight and the hour of their sailing.
N. B-Shppers will bear in mind that all Bills .
Laning be the wharf at Rockets, to be sign
ed before the sailing of steamers.
Passage through New York, LIST cabin and found, s.
- Cape May 8
Phila'phia, 8
" End cabin " 7
For freight passage apply to
RO. RANKIN. Act. Richmond, Vo
10 he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

alarm was prevailing here. and more than
half of The inhabitants Lad left the city in con.
sequence of the ravages of the yellow Fever.
None of the authorities had left. Quarantine
was no longer enforced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05
AUCTION SALES.


A MnERsT LAND AND NEGROES
"a For sa1e.-In pursuance of n decree 81 tie
Circuit Court OF Amherst we. the Undersigned Com
nissioners, apponte by said decree, will Offer for ae
to the highest bidder n credit of !, and nnnal
payments. the TRACT Oh LAND, mentioned in seid
DECREE belonging the al the late Allen blair
adjoining the lands OF james d. Watts aud olher nnd
containing, by survey, 80
Isl l-2 Acres, --4.-
The improvements consist Of u comfortable DIV Ell
LING HOUSE, and necessary out Houses. The Lad
lies well. is well watered and well adapted to Ptass
About quo Acres in cultivation 18th good tenecs about
rs so Acres in Original Timber. and the balance
grown up in pines A further description Is deemel I
unnecessary. Mr.. +. A.. Blair residing on the Land.
will take pleasure in showing 4 to any person wishins
to rnroh. Sc.
The .ale will tnkc place Friday the 30th of Sep.
TENDER next, the premises.
The purchaser will Sc required to Give bond and n
proved personal security and the title the Land will
be retained until the last payment be made. Possess
ion for seeding will be given Immediately and iu ros
session ut the expi Iaion of the year
Also. at the same time and place. will be sold To the
highest bidder f,r cash the following SLAVES, viz
Beckey, Daniel, Bob, Nicey and andon. The title TO
tue whole is believed to be objectionable, but acting
commissioners will convey such tile only is vest
in JAMES ID. WATTS, L.,
FRANCIS A. BLAIR, 0o'' -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

ITO the Lovers Of good Coffee have
l. Just received supply patent Coffee Toasters
which justly considered great desidc atum in the
making of Good Coffee, The Ladies most res
pee ,uliy invited to call and them. Price, 3 so.
mug a7.ts A. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

Aud ono loose Tobacco nute endorsed by M, Moor
81 Co.. amounting To Si2 SO. A Liberal reward IL OF
lered for the arrest OF the rheior Tor the Book
Checks JONES WlllTLOW,
o-dta Planters WpyebGugf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY For
SaIe.-The undersigncd offers for snle the Houss
T. Lol, on 9TH street at pre- emit occupied by VIM. M.
Baekford, Esq'r The house is comparatively new
Ina or rooms, with all necessary houses and
fine garden attached.
Apply to tho undersigned, Mr.. d. r. O. Peters
Lyncbburg. AUSTIN Nj. TRIBE.
June 1I-d&c2awts
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w anted Inn nediateiy.


Il We have just received another supply of those
beautiful SIX Coats, Ciouded Aipaca's, Linen Checb
Pants, and MorseiRes Fests, and other articles to
take the place of those gene their mission of human
ity OF all places get suited either by order ready
made, in the best and neatest MANNER is Mt
July l4-ts BAKER Il CLAVEY'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

~ Stolen from Planters Warehouse this morning.
(Sepcmber y little Book in which ~ kept nnr ao
CO UNITS with tie Farmers Bank containing the following
checks some on that Bank aud other Banks
this place, VIZ:
IN Ghsc. bv Tnlinf.t nrnndunx fr S,t1b ri
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CIothing BUSINESS,


SNHEVVI NNU NEASSHCEE 1BVORKD
- of The Iate't and best editions band and now
reoeis ny c MORSE, NJ sou,h-erd Book and Paper
Hon s--a.oo which may be found Bnlons Cesar
SalIa Cicero q. elk aud Latin Lessons Greek
Il Ter, Greek and Latin GRAMMAR, &c,
Andrew and stoddards Latin Grammar,
Al ew's Cnsar,
Coo ,e.'s Virgil
Answor h. Pickering Frauds, Leveritt and Donne-
Maoo.caa Ere .ch cou-sc--Frcnch Grammar & Reader,
seron's Nlosaique Frnoeai,e,
French n G. Die ionory,
Owens Clnssicai 3 es
Dr. vies st Lessons School Arithmetic University do,
q ometry. III, mentary Alge,rn, Elementary Geomo-
try, Bourdons Algebra Legenders Analytical Go
ome.ry, Shade Il Shadows, Calculus, &c,
Pare's, Cons c. 5, Diapers. Johnsous, Omstead's
Natural PHO opby a. Chemistry,
Davies Elementary 2nd, University, Smiths, Pixies.
Crozets. Dodda. Rays lst md and ''rd. and Adams
MeG.iey'. LIST, end, Ord, tih and 5'h, Readers,
Swans do do
Dodd's do do
Porter. Young Ladies' Rhetorical and High School
Readers,
Parleys, Fro.t'. pinmo w., Goldsmth. Tates, vii.
lard's and Olnie's Histories,
Com ock e. Liieoln's. Phelps and Thinbers Botany,
Webs er's Quar.o, B vo. aud School Dictionaries,
| Bull rs, Murmys, Smiths, Wids aud Browns Gram
mara,
Mitohes large md small Olne's Primary, quarto and
lnrge Smiths do, Geographic
-ALso-
Writing books, States Quilts s.eel Pens, Ink, Paper
Inkstands and many other article
neraie-nll Of which will be sold prices which
not fail TO plensc. mug 25-ts
FAMILY CURED BACON.-We have
Il just received ot Of very superior Faniiy cured
BACON, consisting of Hams. Sides and Shoulders.
aug 3l-s SAUNDERS Il lRBY.
A VALUABLE LOT FOR SAILING
"A shall offer for sale public auction, Wednes-
dry tie 9Th day Of Oelobos neNt IL not sold priyatc
before that time n very liable LOT OF GROUND
dh adjoining DR.. X T. Paynes, containing
ourh Of Acre. The sale is made 10 order effect
a division. WIN. RADFORD.
September 3.tda H. D. CHRISTIAN.
LNOR NEW ORLEANS-FIRSr NJ
L. VESSEL.-The superior fine FIST smiling --
Schooner l. l. II N, Cnpt. Daniel Rogers, buvng
portion of her cnrgo engaged will aai with all possible
dispatch. For balance Of frei hit apply TO
sept 2d2w DAVID CDRhlE. Hichmond
I OF OF FINE CIGARs-On Consignment
IL Variety of Brands.
mug Its ECHOLS d PRYOR.
OnAn LBS. FAMILY BACON-Re.
lCONDO coved to-day by Rail Road. from Capt.
Henry Wysor-f000 lbs. his celebrated Family cured
Bacon nj LEE ~ JOIINSON'S.
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SHOWEK BATHS-Just opened, lot Of
y Chamber Shower Ba A. WINSTON.
3
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TlVO VISITORS TO THE PEAKS
l. TERROR and after Monday the 18th
inst the undersigned viii have the road between Lib
ty and the Peaks of Otter, line of stageseayng tie
former place. daily immediatelyaiter the arrival of the
nail Morning. train from Lynchburg and returning to
suit the convenience OF pass gers in time for the
.rn II ain ofthe evening or the mex. morning.
large hotel the Peaks, with the best Accommodations
will be found r, ady for the reception of visitors.
Fare to the Peaks, ~ 10
aup lodScts l.. WILKES.
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LNOK the White sulphur Springs
Passer for Buchanan DibrelPs Springs and the
White Sulphur will eave Lynchburg daily. Sunday
excepted at % o'clock P by Rail Road Buford s
Depot thence by the line of Troy Coaches, over n
first rate Road and No Night Travelling, to White
Sulphur Springs.
Fare to Buchanan % w
Dibrels Sn n 5--------.--- 20
VIII .e Sulp ,------.-.-.- 81
~ For TICK cts apply at the Rail Road Once,
aug 26.dts u M. BkoCE
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FINHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR
L CHASED THE FOU n DRY lately owned by
JosEs BEGGs, mile below Lynrhburg,
prepared To do all kind of work in their line, win
promrtness and fidelity Orders respectfully sole
tied
20 Office for the present in the Law office of Spence
< Slaue hter SPENCE, BEGGS & CO
anted nimediateiy.-Two first rate
Moulders and Finisher-for "hch liberal wages
will be paid. Also, apprentice.
aug 27-dts SPENCE, BEtGS K CO
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-09

WA learned writer, Dendy, says: "Dryden,
to ensure his brilliant visions of poesy, ate raw
flesh and Mrs. Radcliffe adopted the same plan.
Green tea and coffee, if we do sleep, induce dream
ing. Baptista Porta for procuring quiet rest and
pleasing dreams swallowed horse tongue after sup
per. Indigestion, and that condition which is
termed a weak or irritable stomach, constitute a
most fruitful source of visions. The immediate
or direct influence of r~eple:ion, in totally altering
the sensations and the disposition in waking mo-
ments, is a proof of its power to derange the cir
%culation of the brain, and the mental faculties in
sleep. People who are troubled with indigestion.
may surely get relief from Hoolands German
Bitters," sold exclusively in this country by DR..
c.. NJ. Jackson, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, and
his agents.