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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED
We now have for sale that celebrated Remedy
MORTlMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,

BLOOD PURIFIER


Which HAS GAINED SUCH GREAT POPu.
w LhRlTY wherever introduced, M the oniu ,p,-
eife known for the eectual cure of this painful dis
ease. This remedy has already cured thousands of
cases, comprising every seeming form Of this com.
plaint, from the i1fammatorg (acGte4 form, attend
ed with dwellings and enargrmehts Uf the Joints TO
old chronic cases Of from ten to twenty and thirty
years standing. Those who hai for years resoItcd
TO the various ceebra,ed springs, had tried all the
tiniments and external applications, aud been
der treatment of some of the abest physicians both
IN this country and Europe aud weie pronounced
incu able STILL after all these efforts had failed
this compound has cured them. Many who have
been erippes, either hobbng upon crurohes or eon.
nned TO their beds for years, certify tod complete
and permanent cnIe by the use Of this remedy.
We have not space, In newspaper advertisement,
20 insert but small portion OF the accumulated evi
dence In its behalf This evidence comes from
sources which must inspire confidence in every
mind The conductors Of high toned public Journals
have published to the world It's wonderful and hem
ehcial effects upon themselves aud those around
them and In some instances speak Of hundr.d ds Of
cures. Physicians have resorted TO IL. and cerfif,
that, even in extreme Cases, where Consultations had
been held, and they had decided that there were no
hopts OF recovery, even then, they procured this
medicine and administered IL, and 10 effected a com
pleie cure Ministers Of various nominations have
written and published what it has done for then =
selves and their friends while Merchants, Officers
Mechanics, aud private citizenshave furnished vol
umes Of evidence Of the highest, character such as
accompanies no other preparation In America.
We most respectfully ask those " no are afflicted
lar end read The letters and certificates Of Rev. Jas
Mitchell, Rev. N. q. Bergman, Rev. J. II Linn Rev
J. M. Kelly Rev. X. A. Colburn, and other clergy
man while weaJd the names of lion J. smiih
late President OF the Bank of the State Of Missouri
Geo. %. Atherton, officer in the Bank In ~. Louis
Messrs. Jas. n. Eddy, S. Downing, A. Holland, e..
". Stone, w Chri.,y. Joseph southack, with
other prominent merchants Of st. Louis, also vast
numbers Of other citizens.
This is home evidence, and these are HUNG wit
neses, where this great remedy was first introduced
H.. sl I'll. kaw.
the ast two years. TIE propretors have now open
cd their Great Central Ofte At No. barclay street
tAstor House, IN the city ofNew York, where all
urders for this medicine will be promptly attended to
This is q p'g'td' " spirit-an internal remedy,
prepared and recommended for this one disease
alone. Thsi wiH cure
PnioE. S. per single bottle or three bottles for
Wv. ALEXANDER a CO. Proprietor,,
No. ! Barclay street, New York Iity.
HAZARD 4 CAswELL, Sole Agents for New
1srs m4 ly
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DEFIANCE sALAMANDER SAFES.

DEF lhNNG EhtsAMA NiTh oar Eso.
GAYL ~ PATES
ROBr. NJ. PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET
FORMERLY 80 JOHN srREET,
Is THE SULE MANUFACTURER IN THE
reliable Salamanders, both a. regards security
against fire aud burglars. Ever, Safe rold at
this establishment IL manufactured under the per-
sonal superintcRoence of Mr.. T.. J. Gaylrr, whore
experience of iwent, -six Years as n safe maker,
tog"tler with the many severe tests which SAFES
Of his manufacture have iiiumphantiy wiihs,ood,
in this aud other cities, warrant the subsci ibrr
in recommending them superior TOT any in use.
They are the onl, Safes 20 which
MR.F. & GoFFIs's NEW PATEsr IMpESE-
rRABLE DEfiAScE Lock
Is OR CAN BIZ APPLIED.
large number OF these ocks are already in
use by banks, brokers, merchants, jewellers. and
Others; and from the peri ct security which they
afford against the efforts Of the most ,kilul burg
lars, eit er by means Of gunposder, false ke,s.
picks ar drills, together viii y ~ convenience. /.
simplicity and durability conu,G,d, are raIidl,
increasing Ia public estimation. and se conhdent-
ly stated as equal, IL not
SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN THk
w ORR. y
Safes Of all sizes, suiabe Tor merchants.
bankers, jewellers, record offices, steaihboais, &c.
,e ani ihi-(-proof bank yauli doo,s, plate chests
for private families, &c, on hand, Tor sale. and
made TO order, nj the depot, 1879 Pearl Street, l
door below Maiden Lane, New YORK.
ROBERT VI. PATRICK.
ms I'm
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81 fflarine 5ntsllisrnes. @N
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, April 9Th.
echr. Fountain, Davis, FRiver, Albany; Spy,
Nickerson, Bost, N London; Gen Taylor, Jones,
Danvsrs.
Sloop Resolution, Baker, WEXFORD; Thos
Hall, Hull, Prov. NY.
SATURDAY, April 2Sth.
Sloop Blackstone, Ash, 20 houas from New
York. with oil for J. Munro.
Schr. Odeon, Ne~comb. fishing; w Kcnzie,
food, do; Fruitful Vine, Wickes, Sandwich,
Hartford; B Smith, Kelly, Nantucket, Alba.
~.
TUESDAY, May 3lst.
echr Empire, Johnson, Albany; Susan, Rus
cell, Prov, Nan.
MEMORANDA.
Chip Mechanic, Cory, cleared at Honolulu.
March 23d; no particulars.
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w. IL.
CLIFFORD 4 FERNiID'S
VEGETABLE BITE

INDIAN ETABLE BITE RS,
AFTER having becn before the public ior the
n last | years, are now considered the best
Tonic AMI Cathartic in Use, for pWif ing the
Rlopi and curing the Jtuadics, Dyspepsia, Dys-
enta,y, Sc. &c. They are extracted entirely
from vegetable materials, aud do not have the
inmiou. effects usually felt from the use oi Alco-
holic mixtures, and are highly recommended as
"A valuable medicine.
Put up in pint bntiss and sold BY Iruggists and
Grocsrs throughout The country.
,Sj-These Bi,ters are als'. nut up as cordial,
and .od on draught making one of ne most
healthy and inyigoiating i'"'cs, "a wet a W.
ny PLEASANT ASD PALArABLE BEVERAGE.
Manufactured and for sale by the only and
original manufacturer.
SAN'L w. CLIFFORD,
NO, 4OA coMMERCiAL ALsTREEr BOSTON, MASS.
rS-PRIcr-Bit,rrs, 81 so pee d"z.; Corda,
81 90 per gallon. l.Iu"raI discount 10 the trade.
All orders promptly attended 60. and forward.
ed nv Express or otker~i,e.
n,z9 taw SIN
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RICH NEW GOODS.

RICH NEW GOODS.
HAZARD Il CA>WELL are now opening a
IL large AID elegant assortment Of entirely new
goods, selected with care, iiom the New Yok
market. Parian, hsque, porcelain ..i Dresden
china, candlesticks, card baskets, artistic
groups, inkst,nds, &c. Berlin iron match safes,
inkst,nd and paper weights, pol teInonnaic,, co.
logne vases and bottles, tine english pocket
cutlery, and scissors and razors: ivory, horn,
and LONDON Made hair. tooth, nail, hat, cloth
and shaving b,sshes, Dressing con bs in ho'n,
bdfAo and shell. inlia rubber combs, hand
mirrors, punsrnts, ivory busters, oak wood box
rs. aud mirror, Puff boxes, Lub.n's soaIs, ioi.
let powders, and perfumes, Rger's rayor suops
papicr inache work boxes, Bohemian glass, Lu.
bia's Sachets, Demidof flesh brushes,
Dinneford's arsh gioves, the Royal Turkish ba-
thing towel. b,th and line cup sponges, cologn.s.
SOAPS, Paris Ponad.s, Delluc's .'Bi.coi ine'' and
Marrow, coehineal isingiis Co.'s geatine,
Taylor's Homeopathic Cocoa, and great varic-
~ a s1eiul AMI Ornainsnt,i goods, which are
well worth examination. Our select,on oi pure
family Medicines is compste.
HAZARD IL CASWELL,
Apothecaries' Hall. shing,on Square, Hall
Of Pharmacy, l37 Thames 81. mis-
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IlA1-A APS

lust received nj ia iham street, the largest
and best assortment Of Hats nnl Caps ever oder.
ed In this Town. consisting uf Ntntria, CnssimeTe,
No-skin, All Silk iiats, from the best Msnulactn-
rers iR New York, also Urge and branii'ul ar-
sortment of Hats and Gaps for hldren's wear. o"i-
sisiing of Beaver Silk and rlan Has and -ilk Vel.
vet, Embroidered 10th. and lain Cloth aps Oithe
latest New York styles also, new 81, les Z" Kossu
Hats All Tor sule us low Can b- found nj nny
other store JArOB WEAVER.
Z. 5. Psrticninr attention paid TO the Pressing
and Cleaning Of Hats as above
*
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STE AN MILL.

THE subscriber. wish to cal! tho attention OF
/ there friends and the public generally to their
Fstabi,hmeut on Tanner S., where they Keep
on hand and are constantly making, WiadDw
frames, sashes. Blihds, Doors. Fence Cappnss
and Moulmgs fevery discripti,a, Planning and
Saving Of All kinds, such AZ Jo,s', Plank. Boards
and Clap boards. All work wa, ranted.
Orders ,ft with Mesrrs. Fiuch 4 Engs wil!
rnsue nmpt attention.
,3t GIDEON LAW TON l. Co.
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PAPER IIANGINGS.

IITM. G. COZZENS n CO. have opened
w their new stock of Paper Hanging. em-
bracrg every variety from the lowest price TO orch
gilt papers; having over 2O srietes on hand,
ihey can please altrost every ancy,--and will
sell them on the lowest terms.
ALSO,
Painted and Paper Window Shades, Rich and
Common Borders. m5
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FAMILY BAKERY,

- 'A ~
TUE s'BSCkiBER. rIrlriui for rsst s~ "a.
L takes fsasur. IN mdkiIis kHuwn ~ his numerous
ii.nds ANA thc public gencra.iy, th-G hs has pnr
chased tho we'll known
FAMILY BAKERY
90 THAMES SraFs-,
recently occupied ~ hr. ID. Coli, where he IL HU~
prepared To carry o.! the hnsu'- ~ an sn extended
s'alsi AID hess toas th,n that a. val iaralae
! sibGs of
BREADA RACKERS
Of the best quality, wHotesar sRd r~tn A. the low
est rates. Families who have been in III. habit Of
purchasing their BrrAl "f Mr. G"f' IL is hoped v ~
continue to patronizs the abl,hment.
A5tf ISAAC 4. BOSE
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COTTAGE CARPETINGs.

NOF NVts VNNT F'T TNVE.
DtCH patterns small figured BRUSSELS Carpets,
~ particularly adapted To Cottage pariors; and
Small neat patterns in Supsr6.es for Chamber
Carpets also, Oil Cloths, and matiings of all
widths. Rug.. Door Mats, SC. Pur, hasers can
have their Carpets made and put down nj .hort
notice. 7. LAWTON n BROTHERS.
a27 ~ Tham7s 81.
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CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,

CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,
no II ExeHAsoE STREET, r,-PHovIDEscE
LIENRY STAPLES & CO., Offer for sale
II the most favorable terms -
Book Paper, made to order, at short'notics.
Letter, Cap, Bill, and Envelope Paper.
Note Papers. Hardware Paper.
Printing Paper, ofall Baleing Paper
regular sizes, and any Tack Paper.
irregular size made 10 Shoe Paper.
,rder. Carpet Paper.
Tissue Paper. Cloth Paper.
Tea Paper. Druggists Paper
Taors' Pattern IA. Box Paper.
p9. Straw Paper.
Manila Paper. Dry Sheathing Ia
Colored Medium Pa per.
Gsr. Biotting faper'
t;rocers' Paper. Straw Board.
Tsrrcd Shesthins Pa. Hemp Board
cer. Envclotps.
Cotton Tuine, Wick, and Batting
Also, bighs. each price psie for Rnes, BE.
tIrNRY STAPLES n CO.,
rstv, No " Eyehirse-s.
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SPRING GOODS.
THE .ub-crihcr is now prepared 10 offer n Large
l. and beautiful assortment "f Boots and Shors,
Consisting of"vcry variety md At price. as i"s n
they were Last wear uotw outstanding the rice on
every other article Of consumption.
rlra.e call aud examine my stock bcfor. ur-
chasing, ~ feel confident it will lie TO your ad-
vantage To doso.
Boots aud Shoes oi every descriPtion manvi"c.
urcI 10 order and warranted.
Rrpaiiin, done neatly aud expeiito0s'y.
+. MuMFORD SEiBURY.
m29 10 Thalsrs 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

4 fresh lot Of Baldwin Apples, this day receiv
Il ell at CAKR'S, Ill Tadg.es 81.
milo
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ROOTS < SHOES


THE subscriber having his Spring and Sum.
mer Stock uf Roots and shoes now complete, 10
prepared To offer every article on the most favor
sble terms; It comprises very great variety of
the INST desirable articles i,r Ladies. Gentlcmcn,
Youths. Misses and Children; all those in want
OF the bve aticle. are most respecifull, requss-
ted to call vi 10 Thames st., whc,c liey cannot
iall to be- suited both in quality and prize
az BENZ. MARSH
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WIN. C.COZZENS & co

uAVE the pleasure To- intprs' their friends and
III Customers that they have ~ G,r completed
the rlm ldln; aud entirgirg ot their Store as 10
remove b,ck. and are nov ready 10 exhihi, their
Sprlug Supply ~ New 49, desirable g,ods, en-
bracing every variety il Dry Gpod', Carp.tings,
and Paper 'iansngs. to which uey respectfully
invite the attention of pure .,ascrs. mb
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

ERESH FRUIT. Pine AppIe., Oranges and
Il Dates, ia fine orner, Just reed NJ the New
Sto,e Ill Thames Street, foo, Of Mary.
milo
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TJiiDd,S CALVIN -ON, Gariinrrs FlO,lsts
l Gardens and pleasure grounds laid ont by Con
tract or By the day. We offer for sale good vafi-
ey of Greenhouse plants creepefs, Sc., Bouquets
aud cut Flowers, kHsSets &c.
We also offer for sale, ut our Nursery, good va
riety OF Trees, us cheap ~ they can he purchased
elsewhere.
ed, respectfully solicit cont uance oi hr same
LaHies aud Gentlemen may hsve an opportunity OF
seeing n splendid Model OF Fancy summer House
made by g. Hutchinson, Gardiner, now IN our
Green House.
as tf
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NilTICL,.
OH

OIL.
IL, bbls. Whale Spring Blcaclcd Oil, just ar
~ rived: also good stock oi blcached winter
whale and elephant; unbleached winter sperm
far machinery, constantly on hand aud tor sale
wholesale and retail st PEI.EG BRfER'S,
a27 - Broad Street,
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CUGARS. Crushed, Powdrre Loaf, Rchnrd
y aud Havana Sugars. for sale low At the ne"
store, Ill Thames street, foot OF Mary, NY
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L'OR Sil.E Cheap, A hrst-rate Carryai!, bu,
l. lItllc used, the family having no further uss
or il, To be seen AT JOHN PEAltSON'S
Carriage Makcr's Shop, head of Broad ST.
mg
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NEW MUSIC. Come to the Forest, duett,
~ Music by T. fricher. The Crave Of Ben
Rolt. Song and Chorus Hurrah for the Swcl.
ling sea, Glee, by l.. Marshall. Ny Reauii'nl
Maid. Song 10y w. c. Peteis. A GoId Snunch
Ship. Song, by T.. Marshall. The Mrchanlc's
Song, by Is. Brown. she was Falsc, She was
Fair. Rienni March. Katy Darling Waltz.
Polka de Gi9ce. by r. +. iIassford. Mystcriou.
Rappings, Polka Brdling Polka, b, J. W.
Andrews; for sale by
WILLIAM u. PEEK,
nj 80 Thames street.
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CADH'S MARKET,

V'EAS.-t'hoice Green and Black Teas, for
i sale At the New Store, Ill Thames Street,
n0 foot o. Mary.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.


THE subscrher would inform the public that
L he has opened an Intelligence Office ut his
Emigration Office, NJ. I Washington Square,
where those wishing help Of any Kind viii always
& t such AS they lN-; aud or. who want stu
ations ofany occupation wonld DO well TO cav.
m23 3m JOHN ID. BYRNE.
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nOWNtNG'S Rural Essays, completing the
~ series Of Mr. Downins's Works, collected
and Edit, Nv q. w. Curtis; numerous illustra-
tons; S3, 0D.
The l,,ir of Radcl, fe, by the author OF "The
Two Gn,rdians :" "iiemictta's Wish," &C.,
vols. 81, so.
The Lovers Stratagem; or the Two Sul'ors,
bv Miss Caren, Author Of "Ivar, or the SkJu,s-
Boy Tor sale by
WILLIAM ". PEEk,
nr6 SO Thames Street.
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I AIDES New Ycrk Caters large s.,ort-
IL ment of the mo't dssi able .,ylss md color,
from some of the best manuiscinrers IN N,w
York Just received A. sEABURY's,
as 100 fhsme. ~.
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EIGs, 100 small drums Figs, OF exceIicn, quail
L ity and low price; also Large d,ums, bask
cts aud Boxes, this day received at
mai YOUNG'S
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YNHALATrA, A Book for the Sea Side, fpr
l. Summer Beading. A. soon as The who
we're in the vanguard had climbed the hill and be-
held the Sea. they gave great ,hout. ery-
ius out. "rhalatia, Thalatta. Zen 9Aos. LIZ
p-dition oi Cyrus; for sale by
WILLIAM n. PEEK.
ml2 80 Thalncs St.
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OF THE TIMES NEWPORf l. THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 1853

GENT'S SIGNET KINGS.
ALSO Heavy plain fne Gold. Shield scxl".
square mud oval, new patterns, y'st chains,
Vest Hooks, Charms, SeaIs, Fob Buckss, &c.
jsst received by
MIA B.U. .TISDALE & SON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

tpR SALE will offer for sale, mt Auction, on
Friday the l4th of October next the following property
to-wit:
Two Half Acre Lots on Federal Hill, ear Pauctt's
did stand.
Two Half Acre Lots fronting and SIS LIST alley
and adjoining my residence.
Two Acre Lots north side of Back-water creek
near E. Logwooi's &c.
One vacant Lot above Gas Works. fronting Cann
about > 10 f., and running b. OK IL It.
lot on Jefferson Street 55 Fl. front an running back
The usual depth, and being near the Depot. will make
fine business sta d.
will also offer for SALE at the time the Brick
fene ncnt ON Water street adjoining Mcdaniel. Hurt
II Preston grocery establishmentl fine location for
heavy grocery business The house is large and well
adapted for that pupose,being Immediately in the leigh
borhnod Of the Depot.
Alsothe Brick House in which there two enements
opposite the Union llotel Main ST. will be offered
for sale mt the time.
Terms-Made known the dav of sale.
GEO. g. CURLE.
sept l2-dtds Express n Rep. copy.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

WAsuiNGToN, Oct 5-The Hon Samuel
Medary, Minister to Chill, and DR. Massey,
of Mobile. Secretary of Legation, are in Wash
ington at the National. They propose to start
for Chill in a week or two.
Mr. Marcy Is expected back to Washington
on Friday next.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
orders requiring the Clerks throughout his de-
parnent 10 be at their desks from 9 to 30.
clock, until the LIST of April next, and prohibit
ing the practise of going out to take drinks, on
The penalty ofremoval from office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10
1921 2644 1914 2,577
Jenkins gain in 80 counties, 900.

Tup WuKEsBARRE FuGITIvE CASE We
have the following particulars relative TO the
recent arrests in Philadelphia.
PurLAprLpnIA, Oct. 5.--U. 5. deputy mar
,b,ls Crossn and jenkins had warrants serv.
Cd on them yesterday, on the charge oe riot.
and assault and battery upon Bill Thomas, an
.Ieced fugitive slave from Wilkesbarre, on
oath of Vim. C. Gilders!eeve, resident of
|Wlkesbar-e. A writ ofhabeas corpus was
applied for before Judge Grer. Of the u. S.
|Circuit Court in this city, and District Attor
new Ashmead asked that the prisoners be di, :
charged, asserting that no more force was
used than was necessary, the fugitive being
armed with a knife given to him by bxsrand-
er.
Judge Grier said that II habeas corpuses
are to be taken out after that manner, will
have a n Indictment sent to the u. S. grand ju-
~ against the person who applies for the writ
or assists in getting it. the lawyer who defends
i, and the Sheriff who serves the writ to see
whether T. S. officers are to be arrested and
barassed whenever they attempt to serve a
process of the u. States.
Mr. Brown counsel for the abolition socie
ty, asked for delay of one week to procure
Witnesses, which was granted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

The BUFFALO FIRE.-The great fire in
Buffalo, of which we had telegraphic dis
patch yesterday, broke out in Evans street
and over 100 buildings, including some valua
bic bricks, were destroyed. The buildings
covered five acres of ground, and the wind be.
ing very high, the efforts oflhe fremen to sub
due the flames were unsuccessful. The amount
Of loss is roughly estimated at $500. O0O.-R
DipatcI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10
oct 6 tlt

n OEECE'-On the 18th day of Ootober, 1853,
y the residence Of Mrs Elizabeth j. Chiffon in the
county of Appomattox and her agent, | shall offer
for sale by way of public auction, all the Household &
Kitchen Furnil ure, plantation tools and utensils, and
stock belonging to her The terms of sale will be made
known al the time and place of sale.
shall also ut the time and place, before that
Time, out for year the land aud plantation
which she resides--'ne same being kno and valua-
bic Tavern SInnd.
ALBERT w. WILLIAMS, Agent
oct l0-tds for Elizabeth J Chiffon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

New ORLEANS, Oct S.-The interments
from the yellow fever during the "a hours en-
ding this morning were only 6, and the board
OF health have determined to discontinue their
GaIIy reports for the future. considering the cpl
demic at an end.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

SAD ACCIDENTAL friend of ours hurredly
dropped into our office the other day, and in>
formed US of very serious accident that had
Just happened. Hid tole us that couple of
"od fogles" peeped out from behind the times,
ane were so struck by passing event" as to
leave no hope of recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10
DREPARATION rOR THE FALL
AND WINTER CAMPAIGN. isjJ-'da.--Thr
"a seriber. az now reenlxina Iheir sInrk nf
Fall ~ winter Goods,


sa seribers now receiving their stock of
Fall ~ winter Goods,
to which they respectfully invite tho tim of the
public. IL i believed 10 be Il largest aud valu
able ever exhibited in tins city, aud omrrsez in eat
varil ty, everything properly belonging = the READY
MADE LDT II q and Gentlcrnea's : irush <
business. ~ pnrt follows;
frenrh bl,eh Dress asd Froek Goats sls To Is
English II To %
Ancpn 3 Ger. Il - ? To Is
Fauey Dre.s and frocl Coats Of every dea ralc eoot
Cloth. Cashmere. Tweed and Beaver Sacks. Half
Sacks fr'cks, and Paetot., varying In rice from +
to ga
OVER COATS Of every sultnble style of goods In
market
LoAKS-Cnledonian, Julien, md Talma CoaLs.
PANTS 4 NESfS-1n our lnrge aud choice assnri.
ment nay he found styles suit a tnstes. OF the for
stock of Black cashmere, French Doe Skin,
kihbnud Banhea, French, English and Americas
fnnc' Boot tops and s,d ooors, is surpassed in
any one estapshmentin Nirginin VEsrs--Rich Plush
Velvet, Grenadine, Forentine aud l3arnhea Silk; Cash
NEE, Imitation Cashmere Fancy Wool, Farmers Sat
in Valencia. Cashmere, Popn, Satin Velvet &c, Par
~ and Wedding Vests; VII e. Light Colors and Tin
seled Silk. Merinoand Velvet.
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT ia well sup.
pied with everything pertaining TINT branch of the
business rs Gloves and Hosiery, Shirts Collars, Blucs
and Fnney Cfnvats Stocks snspenders, Pocket Hand
kerchies, Money Belts, Under Garments, Searfs Night
Caps Smoking do, Foot Mnia, Dressing Gowns, Study
do Silk Bingham ond Cambria Umbrellas, Trunks 4
Carpet Bugs.
Country Merchants
Are invited To examine stock Our prices will be
found us LOW rs goods of the snme qualify be
purchased in the Northern cities
SERVANTS CLOflllNG.-Tobneco Manulncu.
rers and others having servants olohc. should MOI
fail To give Gull before purchasing. Our army ol
sewRgmacLincs will enable To furnish 5000 servants
suits for the Full Trade.
A. s. SlIAFEn & CO. Main 81.
sept 22ts LynchbwR, Va
~ Bedford Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon md W ytho
vile TELEGRAPH plcnsc copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

ihe Cunard steamship Africa sailed for Liv
e s1pS" on Tuesday, with &c passengers and
100000 in specie.