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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
Grocery, Commission n Forwarding
kUSlN ESS

In all its branches. Having made extensive arrange
ments for SHIPPING g. FORWARDING Goods and
Produce to and from this plnce no will be found rendy
ali times To accommodate those who may favor him
with their patronage His store will at nil times be
found supplied with every article suitable tho wants
of his customers
Persons forwarding by this line will end il much
their advantage he will all time. insure tho great
dispatch having Line Of Batedar from this point.
running up the river also direct line of Freight Boots
between Buchanan, Lynchburg and Richmond, all OF
which under The superintcndunee of experienced
md trustworthy managers, thereby rendering it tho
fest and most expeditions line cenrerug at this p
I-V'The subscriber will also purchase all kinds of
Produce brought to this marke; giving ut all times
the best market price either in cash or Barter.
w. A. WHITE,
mug 93.ts buchanan, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

William Gray and Elizabeth his wife.
Plaintiffs.
Elizabeth Prillaman in her right, aud as admins
tratrx of Abram Prilla maj, decd, Elisha Prlaman.
Doritha Priliimnn, John Prilaman. Jacob Prilaman,
Meda1 Prillama1 and Andrew Prillathan,
Defendants,
The Court doth adildge and decree That Hugh
Nelson one of the Commissioners of this Court, do
take an of advancements nndc by the intestat"
Ali Prnnan in his life time TO his children and eE ont
TO Court with any matter specially stated, deemed per
nen by himself or rcqn red by the parties to be sta
ted. copy extract csc nm =,
RO. \. SCOTT, Cork.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
Jno. +. Slaughter n co.,

JnO. i. Slaughter a CO.,
At the old stand of c. & ". d Steptoc,
MAIN ST, LYNCnBuRG VA,
IIAVE on hnnd and constantly receiving from
ihcir foundry, all kinds OF castings, which, they
nfe prepared sell NJ 80 per cent less han they
he furnished elsewhere. Among variety Of other
ticos they call attention 10 ther--
Grntrs, NJ from - Is To Sl5,
Stoves, ronl mud wood at from ~ to $50,
Cooking Stoves nj 40
Pots, Ovens, aud kollleR mt Dc per ID,
Flat LIONS. and tnnoy RailinRs at7o per lib
Hat Racks nj 81 sl2,
funoy Garden Chairs, at a. To VA,
The superior advantage oil buying castings from IA,
Is that IL any por of piece should be broken II be
imncdntyly rcplnccd from foundry nj yoiy small
ioo, whilst northern casting cannot bo replaced nj any
price aud tho whole poc becomes vaueloss,
gw.A articles obtained from guaranteed 10
be equn any brought from the north elsewhere.
In connection with cust iron depot we have open
cd II depot ior the Piedmont agricultural works. and
large SEED STORE.
Flows. of every variety nj ilom VI 30 totI2,
llny md Straw Cutters $40 10 Sl3,
Single Corn-Shellors, ut $40,
Double Mt sl3.
Serupcrs, ut W.
Thermumcter chnrns from % To 90.
Aud every other article thnt mny be needed ON farm.
nov 25-s
N. b. They will pay tho highest market price 70
nd cn.tings
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
NOTICE TO CONTRADICTORY.
Coyington A Ohio Railroad.

Il ofosAts will be received at the office of the
e9'inslon and Ohio Railroad, in Cavinrtan, until
@ 10 ". b'eempef ncSt. for fnr graduation and ma.
sunny ef about seventy five miles Of the above road nf
"tn'n' me eastern potion. uprising fil, miles lie.
"sN' west III OeHihg."Bi ard the western portion
soh''s ing OF about TWENTY-FIVE MILES, lies
s te Nana~ha River 4 he mouth o Big Sandy
large share Of the work Ia be ls-incIl1ne brlging
aud i9nn''ine- Is hcas> aud desirable and Is we'll wor.
' the attention at responsible contractors The west.
etn sections "i the above 9ork to uaw ready for *
a'','o' anu the 'islrru portion viii be prepared for
inspection by the STU If Deecuber
tn'iher information may be obtained onappioa,on n,
TIE coms"nys Offices nj Cosington aud Guynndottr
By order Of the Board
CHAS Il. FISK,
n, Chief Engineer.
n b-lhe Board al Public Works ol Virginia, un.
det whose direction the Cpvngon aud Ohio Railroad is
- DC constructed on State account, will meet, Gov
ingon, on the 18th o December above mined for tho
purpose OF receiving and acting the proposals that
''aH oe 'heiea' lnov ls-dSetl 5dee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

THE parties 10 This suit will take notice that the nc
counts dcnoned in the foregoing decree VIII be taken
n, nav otiice. in Rocky Mount in Franklin County, il
IN. State of Virginia Friday the 23rd day OF De
cembe 1853 at which time and place they are reqnir
ID 10 uteudprepare for the taking OF said account
Given under my hand this l9th day ct November lo'o
~ on f,y HUGH NELSON. Com'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

GLASS WAIkE-Cut-Geas Deeanters. Tum
NJ blcr.. Champagne Gobblets, Vine, Lemon ,dos,
Bowls, CELERY Glaasea, Pitchers. cte.
P,oasod do, in every variety, mud all for sale very
low al j. ID II. EVANS
nov II Is No III, West Main St. Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
Negroes Shoes.

1 HAVE just received lot of Richmond Brogues, oi
Il good quality Also. u hgh-quarter nuled bottom
Brogan suitable for negro men, and largo size coarse
Boots Also. a large supply of WOOL HATS.
oct 2Ots I SEABURY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
Later from Rio and Buenos Ayres.

YORK, Nov. 23rd.-By the arrival OF the
|ers Seamans Bride and Union, of Baltimore
1--we Rio dates of Oct. 18th, and Buenos Ayres
h Sd. Robt. c. Schenck, late L. 5. Minis
Brazil, came passenger in the Union. He
beds to Washington in few days to report
i've to a treaty concluded, securing perpetu-
The free navigation of the La Plate river and
Ebutaries. Mr.. Schenck took leave of the
ror, and Mr.. Trousdale, the new Minister
presented on the 9Th of Oct
& Emperor of Brazil, in reply to the address
h Trousdale, said:
greatly thank my good friend, the President
| United States, for this new proof of his
6ship; and hope, sir, your mission may
fbute as much as that of your predecessor
kngthen the good understanding which hap
4Nsts between our two countries"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

hEREsrING TRIALS IN NORTH CAROLINA
hilton Chronicle of the Oath inst, has re-
| of two trials, which excited great interest,
krson Superior Court last week. The first
\ of Col. J. Douglass, of Orange, who was
on a suit brought by Miss Margaret Hole
Of Person, for seduction, in which she
|ed $4,000 damages. The jury returned
Et in favor of Miss Holeman, and awarding
be full amount (Sl0,000) of damages sued
Fan amount, we venture to say, unprecedent-
4 any similar case to be found upon record.
klas is married man, and therefore no
fh of PROMISE to marry was involved in the
II complaint. The Chronicle understands
the plaintiff subsequently compromised on
d..
Is other case was that of Bushrod Harris,
le murder of man named Winfree, prin-
emllng from Richmond, Va. The jury rem
J verdict after about twenty minutes de-
htion' of murder; whereupon the Courthouse
with applause.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendioula
Action sewing Machines,


NTHICIl have acquired uncqueled reputation for
w excellence. in all parts the world, fur every
variety Of Sewing offered the reduced cash
prices of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The clear prof
IL FROM the OF these machines is from s5ilo To $1,000
a year depending the kind Of work done.
We wish tn col the attention Of manufacturers par
tioulnry newly invented and enrol, original
Machine to Sew with Single Thread.
Thia instrument IL 50 admirable In confrvnHoe, and
perfect IN its operation and result that II commands
the unqualified approval of all VIII, understand the art
of Sowing by machinery For linen stitching this Is
the only machine that maken stich which will re-
main distinct und beautiful after washing For shoe
work aud every sort of eathor-sewin g--bng making
Mattresses, md all Sewing In which great STRENGTH
OF SEAM Is REQUIRED, the work Of this machine
cannot be oquned. II is simple 10 its eonstruc-
ton and much easly managed and operated than
nm, other.
Hereafter shall be prepared supply variety OF
Sewing moebnes---enoh perfect and completes of its
kind. nj the following oash prieesi
/. Needle and shuttle machine Of present style wood
On box, 800 90
9 Needle aud shuttle machine of present style
on iron frame. sllo 90
3. Needle aud shuttle machine with newly In.
vented feed suction and checked spring. $l25 90
4. Single threaded machines FOR linenand other
liqhl Sewing. sios 90
5 Single threaded machines for Sewing bags
s.eks and carpet bags, slas 90
leather stitching, w slQs 90
7. Single threaded machines with apparatus
10 bind mnttrnsscs, &c, xl35 90
&. Single threaded machines, OF extn sizefor
quilting cont Innings sI4o 90
0 Single threaded maehinosof larger sizefor
quilting extra sizo Innings, $3.50 90
10 Single threaded machines adapted to imp
seamnF, cont sleeves, Ne, $500 90
II. b. bordering Machine, making orne
mental stitch with two th,ends, 1880 90
L. Machines OF large size for Sewing
ngs nud ship snils-with fixtures and mp
tHrntua complication S400 to $500 90
Machines will be fitted for any unusual prouliarity of
work reasonable terms The Machines securely
packed for transportation to any part n the world and
full printed Instructions for using and keeping them In
order nro firnishol with each mnchn,
Machine needles, Silk twist Spoois--3 cord linen
thread 40. always hind and for sale nj lowest cash
prieca
Principal Ohee--Nc. 323 Broadway, N. Y.
BuAsoH OFFICES;
81 south Fourth Street. Phiade phin; l5O baltimore
Street Baltimorei o5i Washington Street tBoston; 1W
Elm Street Cincinnati
% dan l. NJ SINGER a. %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
WE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON

TNHE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON
J. AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -
Thomas q. Steatns importer and Jobbcr of Sahs, HHs
merry and Fancy Goodsat nett Cash priccsl mo grant
ed by adding interest, 1862 Broadvay, N y, Has
in and is daily receiving and offering at the lowest
prices complete assortment of goods in his line
pfisng all the various aud designs consisting al
Black and Fancy Silks, Marcolinos Florenoes Shnwls
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, Tafctuand Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroideries French
and English Grapes, Grape Lsses. Silk Cmvnts, Glove,
ufall kinds, Silk Lace Mitts, Bnreges. Laces, White
Goods. Hosiery, l. Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite Merchants from ;ho
North South Enst and West when in the city, favor
him with n CALL and examine his stock before pur-
chasing.
THOMAS G SrEARNS.
1862 Broadway, Between Liberty st.
dec 2s-daclv and Maiden Lane, Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
Case OF Lewis Montague-New Trial
Granted

RICHMOND, NOV. ~.
EDlToR:-The Supreme Court of Appeals,
\ at ~ minutes to 3 O'Clock, delivered their
pom on the application of Montague, of your
convicted of the murder of Thompson, for IL
Pnel' Inc Court reverses the proceedings
CEeut Court of Petersburg, and thus grants
rial' AT the time we entered the Court
T. THIS evening, Judge Moncure was reading
P!n'on dissenting from a majority of the Court
Us subject. The other four Judges, (Allen,
DANIEL, and Samuels) were, we understand,
favor OF setting aside the verdict.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
Petersburg Express.

L ooh tAsE,-Our readers undoubtedly re-
o "er lne wonderful storyof an attempted insur
;n ~ New Orleans, published few months
~ "llich white man named James Dyson
.,g,"oerned. This individual was taken before
d TI' District Court ON the 10Th inst, on "a
N N, "n0saS corpus sued out by himself to pro-
u, aS release from confinement. After hear
a 'n' court committed Dyson to the Parish
J, no 10 answer the charge of attempting to in
y negro insurrectinn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
$685. 80

Showing business unprecedented in Life Insurance.
The annual dividends average over onethird the pre-
MUM paid thus making the actual cost very low.
a few dollars paid annually secures hundreds or
thousands to the policy holder
10 Persons in LynchbuIg obtain necessary blanks
of Dr. VIM. s. Morris, Medical Adviser for the Cum
many nov Is d&c3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
TO THE GENTLEMEN.

Mr. Il. POWELL respectfully informs the Gentle
Lfh men Of Lynchburs that he will open DANCING
SCHOOL for Gentlemen Church Street opposite the
Washington Hotel. Friday evening next, the 18th
inst Hours Of tuiiian Monday "Wednesday and fri-
day evenings at o'clock 10 parties viii be given
Of the smallness Of the roomiis inject be-
ing TO form class nf gentlemen no wish TO learn To
dance only.
TERMS $40 Tor a of fourteen lessons--half
In ndvan5~ the balance the expiration Of half the
session.
~ No visitors admitted at my time.
nov p t.
anvil. D annwN.l JonE o.. sHook.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

NJ OT1CE.-The subscriber begs To iniurm tho
he has taken tho largo and commodou, lumber house
the Basin. (formerly occupied by VIM. I. Hardy.
Esq,) where he intends conduct Wholesale and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

NOOkNIAN a. MARTIN, OFFER the
IVA services to the public agents in
RECEIVING d. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale any and all kinds ofJ ountry Produce
that be their ono ~ ngeni,
Mr. Royal will be the Rail Rond Depot every day
the arrival Of Freight Cars for the purpose Of receiving
aud taking charge Of any produce sent III our care.
The closest attcnt IN gvent the receipt and de,iv
cry hen Corn Oats,
Lett by noi er otherwise will be promptly attend
ed to- mug I2.d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

SUPERIOR Mountain Butter.-I hive
- jua received my Fall supply of Family Butter, from
the justly celebrated Dnre of Mrs. Cynthia Bentley.
MIS- Elizabeth Kent, Messr. Joseph CIoyd, Gordan
Oioyd, James M. CIoyd David McGavock, and Maj
James X. kent-to which invite the attention Of Fam
ilies wanting fine article
nov Its AMBROSE b RUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
Forwarding Il Commission House OF
BROWN d SHOOK,
RICHMOND. Va

Dealers in Manufactured Tobacco.
Prompt attention pad to all snlns and punctua returns
in every instance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

On and attcr this date the departure Of the Trains
~ will be as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond dailySundays excepted, at NJ.
:" Petersburg q" d" - = r. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily. at ...--..-.........4 =, NJ.
q Petersburg - .--.-..-.....-...4J A. NJ.
FIRE 81 l0-Children three, aud not over twelve
years of age 90 discount OF 10 cents will be
made on each fare when tick procured at the of
fee, aud passengers getting the where tick
els are sold.
Through Tickets in eonncxon with Bland e. Dunn's
Western Stage Line be procured the Office To the
E,Ilo,vinu al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
90, A. NJ, for Port Wahall where ii with
the Steamboat Augusta Capt. w, @ Smith for Norfolk.
Portsmouth, and all the intermediate places
Fare Norfolk Portsmouth, 81 90
The freight all articles for Norfolk Portsmouth
ard thu, different landings the river, be pad in
advance
N. B.-Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nished with two passes, so that be retained a
the office, and be expressly stated the pass
that they permitted go the Cars Bootas the
muy be.
nov 2-dActs THOS. DODAMEAD. Snlk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

and I1 aii N. Y. Tribune has jour
lr t he'efs from Hong Kong to September,
Fmnn agy ito not mention the flight of the Chi
f'uPeror, reportcd in the letter of September
' M Dr. Parker at Canton. which we pub
%Gonday. Still,t tenor of all the advices
Ef peL. ,eoelS were steadily adyancing,an the
.,od a, INTO therhand was constantly to be
b his 1T il; Commissioner Marshall had pre-
giyeno b5t;uehtlals to an Imperial viceroy, who
! - UNI a splendid banquet on that occa-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

AND THE MuRpERER.-A letter from Louis
NO., o9e OF the Cincinnati papers states that
ard murder ease continues to be much talk
Ena a' IA the former citymany idle tales being
4 ~ III reference to it, On Friday even
%as reported that Matthew Ward had es-
=, dressing in the clothes of his wife, and
., .he guards with his sister. unsupported.
;,y' however, turned out a fiction. He
ri i9 large room in the second story of the
,,5oll is handsomely accommodated, and
h '"e ia T., OF the land. Every lawyer of abl
'oa'S'Ile has been retained for the defence.
| r. ,eouton, 1t is said, will make an effort to
we services of Gov. Corwin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28

DESP lily announces to the LADIES'
III Lynehburg that he IL open Ladies rrisstt,
dancing Aea cny Church ST. Composite the lsl.
ington liute, (aving r.nu private suit OF PaIor.
for TINT purpo e. where " ia he taught all Tie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
~ TONS PERUVIAN GUANO.-

sJV shall receive in few dny-, fifty tons No. PEI
ruvnn Guano from Messrs Bnrreda ~ Bro, Agents o.
the Peruvian Government. All who have been waiting
for supply requested 90 call me.
nov Its Il. +. SACKETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-28
ERANKLEN COUNTY COURT,

Il vemhcr 7th, 1913:
William II Gray and Elizabeth his wife,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
FOREIGN POrfs.

An al Vav"a'o Feb l6, steamship John Stephens, Pier,On
sid Panama March l. .tea.hp. Northerner r.ham for sa.
franeo With ~ pass Nevada Tanner francisco
pas llth barb Helen Francs, waIer, CaiSo
At Cadena' IGN INST oarks Lanete Aolutor; or Portland 10
a. Gmpus Dyer tor New York, b. Colcord PARK Tor do
5ds Brunette MeGaih from do dis brs. Ja. crosby Peude
ionim and m Boston d. suan Johnson for New York 10 d.
n SouAes 6 40 Do hainc Thorndk lm and for Boston
o. fr3H,sT HOY IN and for Calais d' ornOco, Nash Tor
G. W Peserns Park, for New York d. MIwsuIe siowers
I'm Portland arr i7th
nos sGhrs Mary EAeh' forresta, Do Newfoundland Packet
ssi John B. ia INST bark Actress. MeNaiea Boston
gan erss PhGnS stewart Nadia P Seyu', Bodde AeI.
sndrA Cleared 2ld, schrs. William Wallace Hun Ae1andra
Bolivar Marshall New Haven 24ih brg Kendall Cathn New.
A. Trieste jh inst, shPs EseI Welsh for smyn, to Dad or
New i1rs hsdem-rh Boyen fer rspan snd New Va.
thah Hah1u homes nm View Orleans unc bark s,road
Mobile. ssh uit. for hessns do. ~ - ''
baTl Kis1d coo o 30 DO Srs Geo d ,0s ss US We
bound had sailed 18th u pa bach on acoua, OF
AZ Gso. th inst Arhur Talbot for Palermo to finish ds
Tor View 1ofk ga Lon Nlner,
Sailed from csdI about Ira ult ship Dana cAv.en New Or.
Al Rotterdam s'h INST 'hP South Carolina s,ewar, for New
Yoit Duich bns, koopbGsd Haven or Boston d,v. Gena
Neen Tor Do Or 10 Aida Tor Do sbsa, April and other. as Dc
A. Londoa 81 n't ship Naau', Baker for cuda to o.d rail
Panama 5th .hr Hsupteu Sylvester 70, cbcb, I.
oS DAY., 70 ga. Tor PoTt n the dated states Helen
koads sd sboa, 1t INST bsrt D. Bassett for Chnba Il
and. :, % DAD lo' Ur.'ed state.
s M 81 e, Va q md 20 "a ss'o9 Ab
dtt, RIO JaHero, let at' brls Tru1lo, Mansan, 90
Cong bsrAnbam 5h inst schr las Cha.- from w., y,s
Al Ouaysua ? r. -fh bark Gov Won Orho, D,v or
Ns~ i2ra une brss Kate Psndersa Evans. so Baltimore Do
Lucy Esen' Adam. 100 Nrs ora Do r. Russell Keafns or
Boston Do shrs VeAsoo FArrhA Uranus Arey ADD Willow
Dyas for NeS fort o. hero-s Moore, Ene- T. Mayhew
AZ 81 rAeHss 1t nss 'h9 Fyns Arrow Teadvs In Bo-,oo
foS an francsco reps.
ylcne ~ nst brs csharae ana NAY cooub. from WI
rInsfon, sc. Tor Boston 70 scar Rival Burss,, rom ai m
10. days 49, ~
A. Nsuvias llh tab = La~rease PrDc- from and e
Ne~-iort oadns onss Cushnoc Lavry r Do 10 Rdabar.
-. for DO. ~ ~ 's
A. Iuni9sd sfh INST. bra Random. MASH d.s
tsssas Grand- lsh nt, barks Au-oos os po--i,,l t.
kev iort Daley 90 40 ~ u " 49,.
Curtis In and Tor Bosioa as al other, not reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
Spoken, &c.

Jan lat 81 o. bn o. 4s W. ship Leopard i'm Boston for
San francrco 70 d. out
Feb 10 lat s'ON, lon lis o. W. ship Carthage Of New York
steering south
Fet % lat % an Ion. 100 Is W. ship Flying Fish for San
Francisco for Manila.
Dec ~ let 80 as on - II w bark Hannah Thornton I'm
New YoTt oct p for San Francisco
March 81 la % 81 lon. y So chr Talbot New Yor. s
West lndss.
March lat IS l6, lon, 60 brig Cardena, n Portland for
Havana.
Mach a. Cape Ann bearing VS. w IS miles. brig Demrars I'm
Matsnrss for Portland
Jan. 26 lat - 10 ~, lon III w. ship William H. H4rSecL fm
San Francisco for Lobos Islanss.
No date of Cape Horn, bark Howard, ip. -, Tor United
States
march 60 lat % 10 lon ~ 80 ship Advance Child I'm Noble
for HaUe.
March g. lat "a 80 lon &C. brs Sea Bird Orr I'm Cadeua, for
Portland
March g. lat, &c, bark Linden CLARK tn New YORK for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

The Governor has not yet signed the Rail
road Consolidation bin but is understood thas ne
VIII The ktest advices from Albany are 10 the eject
ts, the session lie 50 far gone that there will not pro'a
BY be time 70 pas the Bank Basis bill, nor the BANK
hsaes bill, nsr the Rsilroad Tax bin and some others
plan for weekly average statement OF the common
Of the banks Of this City s under consideration anu
,hat or something else viii probably be adopted An ~
tempt viii be made 10 get bin through the Leg
supe this session, requiring such satemenI lnis WIZ
cheek the alternate contrscons and expansions OF 'ns
tanks which are 30 embarrassing TO the mercantle
world, and compel greater uniformity among the banks
no o. rryiDgspscie.
A; the Mining Board to-day the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
Disasters, &c.

SER Poris Of and Boston Orleans
reported Naau charge wrecter who dem tndr
$4,000 avgr, hadbe the Moee shoals, and Aoaei
ter the had taken out ~ lighter osd They WISHED
lighter load salvage which
hut take their
and the there They refused consequently Capt
Pearson compelled Nassau and settle the
leak.
RIcH badly wrecked Liverpool got and
taien upon the Princes Gndon Liverpool for repairs
remained the lower hold which would be discharged
the sh shored up orders from underwrters
noTs TTLos before reported ashore below
has been and miles .ty on 5th
eomrFup There her hold She would be-
tai dock 9Th for repairs
Bs M,sr Avn while going from the north end
whaves East Boston hondiy capzed
20 East Bosionon her beam ends, by steamer Rescue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
EsI PORT OF NETWORK. -. March %
Cleared.
Cleared.

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