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Sewing Machines,
sineer's Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Scfion Sewing Machines,

aellDEl ARW1llE lIafEtHSS,
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w piNit paf' - :, -. -. rid Gar ,v,,v
'h''' '' = - " "a -, ,l rs.t,c.d ~,
VARIETY "l 'fr t3,r.,prn Nh tApS tn lur nfl
Prices OF "'f' u = -, ~, =, slgoo
II ie'" tne Use u '''s - T..i r - d',n,
yrar d'Peba7s - ~ 49, ,.c.,,,,.r. mr.
N'Nl'''' !" ''' - ~ - -, ie;,nl
tenlary To our 1'Nls "''' s., ,,,..
Machine to Sew with Single Unread
This instrument Is I'll admir- die ~ contrivahce aud
50 peri Ct il IT, operation AID result TINT c"mmands
lie it flied approval uf al VII, understand ia" arr
Of Sewing by mariiary. for linen shtfnhg 'uS Is
tie cny machine lat can make rilfti "h'n WIZ r.
NUN It .liHci and bfaaii ait'f Nlstbs' r"' '''"
utrk and every SIT 81 Ieaih' i-sr"ih 'r", w., -
Aarc<scs.nud all Sewing ~ wlueh gthl > NM II
Oh SEAM Is REQl lRED tit Wink al ms '"''''he
cannot bc cqna ed II Is n"re simple II iis 'o"S,ue
ton md murh more ensl managed AMI ePeiao'' lha'
an, other
Iercaefve sia he prel"rrd - shIFi! !" N"l'ls ~
Sowing macihe.-f"eh rtIrrt ah complete 81 IT.
ki5d. ut III following cash price:
l. Needle and shuttle ymcinc If rrr,, ,tslc WOO
EN- box. 500 o0
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--latest and most Fashionable Dances


--latest and most Fashionable Dances
OF Coion and Naaziog. Tie follow iae highly Gl.ll
unable dnrc's viii be taught. viz:-Po1ht Ma.H,Eg#
Cmq Temps, Roiora Polcalz. Deu1 Temps, Ce larias.
Golt and CeciiiaH Nalrzewllll the double Values:
SUCH "a Pofka-hoeafba hed0Ta- Ma@a5ha, tc.-A leo
the Palkd ha-utha and R,dora Quaaril. The sinpe
Or fancy dances will be taught those who may wish
them-su'h rs HorHpipes, CacLncas Cracoreape
HghaNt-F2mg La-Syiyhides, FL j43eo. Noes, Sc Al
the same time will be Taught culire system of Cal.
13h"Rics such as the of receiving, acceptinq in.
tfoducing, promenadng, &C. tending aid ease and
sfaccto thr general der "rment of the scholar.
Mr. Powell hnvng been employed f. several yeors
Pns IN lac most iashouob crcrs o the larger cities
o the Souh and Neshe is prepared teach the above
dunc ; m the aies and most approved siyIp. lie has
also, letters nom SEVERN female >chn in which hc ha,
taught, OF high stanaing; uud from eminent men, cpr
lilyns his standing and reputation ns IA ieuclcr which
h' Will be pleased 10 show 10 those wishing to pntfon-
ize him.
An carly application is solicited as he only desires
small cuss-tne being sufficient, large to I'D
nit Of teaching nrge one
The gentlemen of Lyuchhurg respectfully inf,nm.
ed that he will open CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN Us
soon rs he can o5iain sufficiently Ian e- Notice
OF which will be given through the daily papers of the
city.
Indies and GeafIemen making up private classes can
be waited their residences; or will be taugl Mt
the above nnmcd room at any time when he Is not en-
saged with the regular class
Hours OF tuition for regular class will be on Tuesday
Thursday aud saturday afternoons at , . clock-Con-
menring ON Tuesday next, the 22nd inst
EkMS-Sl0 inr course of fourteen lessons
So No gehtleneu admitted, tima. ex ccpt those
belonging to private classrs mud those only with thrr
respective classes.
Mr. Powell can be found a the wa ,hngton Hotel
when nor professionally engaged
1875
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LADIES SUPPER.

The LADIES of the ID Presbyterian Church
will give a supper, in their old Church building,
on Wednesday evening, 23d inst for the purpose
of roising means for furnishing their new church
with gas fixtures and lights.
Nov %
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AW NOEECE,-WOOD BOULDIN. having
~ removed from the city Of Richmond To the county
ut Charlotte, viii here ftcr attend the Circuit Courts r
Charlotte, Campbell, Meckenbuia and Halifax and the
District Counts ut Lynchburg and Petersburg He will
also attend regularly heretofore the Court of Apnea
a Richmond. Tnoy Io.woroc1
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EDGE Hull Nov. II, lr53.

GENTf1NES ] regret that a prior engage
mcutof "a public nature, prevents my acceptance
Of yoHf kind invitation 10 be with you al New
Glasgow ON the l9th.
Virginia. and no Eastern portion of il more
thon Amherst has lmgaished for want OF com
mcree, Of markets 10 stimulate agricultural III
dustry, improvement and production
Railroads equn2c prices by bringing the Dir
tnnt farmer in competition with the more tortu-
nate proprietor residing in the ncghborhood oi
the cities, and having ready market for all his
productions. our Railroad here, bringing rs in
connection with the comparatively small market
of Riehmond,has given donand,at advanced pr
ccs,tor all the smaller productions OF the inrn
How much more then, shall we be benefited
by the connection which the Alexandria road
promises with the great northern cities! To
give an adequate idea of the astounding magnitude
&C those markets. ! will state one fact, viz: the
number and Vuluc of beeycs, nuttOns and lambs
annually consumed in New York. las taken
from the market rcportz) is 10000 beeYes aud
G75,595 sheep. Suppose Pbiladclphia Baltimore,
Alexandria aud thr District Of Columbia consumed
like amount you have then market consom-
ing annual, 800 200 bceyos, aud ,35 800 sheep,
valued nj 5000, l13; Of beevcs nearly ,000
head aud sheep 1900 per day, and this market
increasing annually AT the rate of from . to 10
per cent. The demand for all other Hgrienltu-
raj productions must be in proportion Enable
Us 10 get 10 market, aud wealth aud population
will increase, aud we shall have markets of our
own.
We haye,m Virginia htherto,imitutcdth the MN,
who is said 10 have sat upon the river bunk whit
ing for the stream to run by, that he might pass
dry -hod All the Indications now are that the
old Dominion is on her feet, determined To follow
her sisters IN their course OF prosperity andpow-
or. W. haye too long been c intent with the bur
rem bonst that Virginia was the mother Of States,
weakening herself by sending her children 10 peo-
pie or perish in distnnt land- Give rs hui nc
cess 10 the mnrkctand there is room enough for
our children, rs well rs ourselves. God speed
you,eentlemen,in the good cause, and accept tie
following sentiment:
The county of Amherst: May the whistle Of
the Locomotive, cchomg through her hills and
valleys awaken her people 10 the value Of the
wasted but rich inheritance her soil.
Respectfully Yours,
THOMAS !. RANDOLPH.
To Messrs. Il. A. Pendeton, Ed. Christian
Hiram MeGnns and others.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

20 We are authorized to announce WILLIAM Bur
Ton aS candidae Ter the Office OF Commissioner nf
he\e"n'' tor tue Eastern District { Campbell county
fill our he uuexpired term OF Robert O. bos.. rrs;s
ed. Inov 81 a.c,1.I, -
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A LOi and Fen men,

on Main Street. adjoining the W.
in. n feet; A LOf & TENEMENT
adjoining Bruee's Stable A LOT AM M
TN Main Street fronting 90 fcrf. L,.,,,,... u
Hotel; A LOT X TENEMENT I'm NJ
ing 82I icct used a~ 'fohacco F,,r,o,,. +. l.
\ LOT 4 TENEMENT u T.p.YarI Al Al =
Farmers Hotel. fronting % frcr; A Ias
MENT on Jeflcrmn Sirect.u>cu t,a rs..,
by Fnyctte Steptoe, En-: A LOI IT, s.
taiHing Acre: -FOUR LOTS. coffI5s##.
on Diamond Hill, near Republican NJ. d
the Lynchbure and Salem Tunpihr. I.s.5 E
Factory of Payne & Crumpton. cop,a#'
LOT on Tan Yard Alley, Z. ntainiaa
the residence of Vim. A. Talbot ,E.o.:A -
Street, adjoining lie residence f L ~.
taining J Acre, aud LOT ON FEDERAI +
the residence of Vim. Crumpton. E.a. =.
Acre.
All of this property is desiruhIy located F
worth the attention OF business men and -.
Of ,ifes iur Residences The sale will
it of six, twelve, aud eighteen months. G..
meuts of the purchase money, subject t.l'
proval of the Court. The Purchaser. H..
give bords with good personal sermily Inn.
money and the title will be Withheld asa +.
liiy-suhjcct TO resale in default Of the .5.-
ore u moro Of the instalmcnts. as tha SUM /.
JOHN II. TYRE
SAM'L TiREE
nov 19-dtl 9dcc lEsnraa.
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Office Having purchased the n n
" II. Wash, in tie firm al Eame- a +
continue to rnnufnrtur, TOBACCO Ag
description, which viii be warrenlcd 10 r
in the State. Also. TORACC bones .
ton. made 10 order Mt the lowe,t Pafe'
be>t terms.
Ium alone autLori ed to use the ran.
Wash in closing the business Of ih h.. ~
nov s Is Cum -
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Nj ANU CAEsEEE a Co.

NE Steam Saw Mill nrar the Canlf
dani supply of Timber. are prepared 70 Z
I riders they may receive. Having Boat
Hey will deliver Lumber ordered o. thaa
on the Canal without deiay
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Ne''a
luu27 .dSc;}iaNis
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LADIES' DANCING ACADEMY.
M R R. p WE'LL

ID ESP &c Tfu LILY announces to the Ladies VI
IN Lyhchbmg, that he viii open Ladies private
dancing Academy ON Churcl Sueet, opposite die Wash
ington Hotel (havins rnt,d private suit Of pan lor~
for thut purpose,) where will be taugnt all The
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Railroad Meeting Tonight

The Masonic Hall having been previously en-
gagged. the Railroad meeting Tonight will be held
at FRrrxns, WAREHOUSE. Seats aud every thing
requisite to render it comfortable have been pro
yided. Interesting addresses may be expected,
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tu,rt,,,a,,.s,n,r No,, Iga,
GtzrIrnrN- I hnyo tl,s inr doInyed nm, r.
nj, IA. yoaf ,.st,ru,,d f,,oy ~. tho IN in.f j.,
In, Inn. Inn il would l f,,,, n,,,r ,,',,It,.,,i
mud nartak., If fl,c H,rbaer, - h. ,,;,,,, Mt ~,
GLASGOW ON Tho ION IF tbe ,,ro.rn, ,nnotl, NJ
which ,on Inv d,,,, ,n. H.. ban,r f., nit, M,
IA bo present ,o,,,t .,, ,1,,rl, u,,t ,,n..,.;,l
ubl. eng5,,s,n,nt- M tLa. '51 ,,r, u,i.sIlari,..
county' y, III ,rn,;, mo ,l. TN, ,a.,,ra md ~,
,nnta,e,. If him, win, ven, -, Il,t ;n,,r.tin, ~,
cnsion.
#,,s,l.o,I,. .o,i.f.a H., ,,;....f
Nelson. Amherst iIhema,Ia and ,hn Giro. II
I,.,ebb,,r1. nm, ,Iar,,l..a l'.r.i -,
III, nbnl, cost ,f ,,,,,s,r,,ti H., ,r,S,,,y1 -.
tension. tbey womb in tbo a5nnrccintian Of tLo
real e-tate oiopc. Ito sny notbin, Of ,be ynlne If
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
DASH SALE on NEAie ie0'

4 lash SALE on NEAR low
" AT AUCTION-The undersig
Commissioners under decree p;onnuaaI
Of August, 1853, by the Circuit Courf O. In
county, in IA suit depending in said CHn
sepll d. Chambers and OTHER, are p'aial =
Elliott, admir- of josiah Chambers, dee
are defendants, will oile for sale al fa..
the ca-h,on the 9th day Of Decemfe1, III
Eagle Hotel, in the town of FurmyilIe.
All the Slaves, near 100 in Mn
belonging to the estate OF josiah Chaatef
sale to be continued from day t. daa I'll
These negroes are likely and vululbl --fi
many EXERT TOBACCO TWISTEf>
b. i WORSFAN
J. /. THORNToA
II. II. MARSHAL
ort 02tO2lac
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SlLK R0NNETs silk Bonl'

- "A bennlul lni ot' Black ana
SILK Bonn / jp,i ~ ened at the nc" I ~
Come soon orthey vi he gone. - Fl
a. y 1t W Vi ~ '
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Encourage Home fianNlal

VIE SUBJ Cribrrs hive nov on fHna a..'
n ly manufacturing COAL STOftsEz
ty and durability and chcapncss caaaa +
anything north Of the Potomac, or e'fR
are Of an entirely new patterns.
Please cal and see Them.
WHlTTEMORE. McNAMbhb
nov 9tS Nare
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JOHN D HUNT
T 4 r Ms:

One.m'f payai lie in six months. and ii
twelve months-beaii ing interest from I'm 81
the fast & months.
nov dIwrt2Snov JOIN
u Rt-.Lrr-..r,I Il.-nr..t ..Al. .....-,.
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H. on winch The SAID Jamrs Lee fr.l11-|
Time of his death, situated in the COUNTY +
few miles from the city of Lynchbufg, aa.
528 ACRES. more or less 1t j, eNfaes
trnct will, previous TO the day Of sal, lt +
several lots, AMI will he sold accorliag.y
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VALUABLE TOWN pgop,
FOR SALE

DURSUANT In drcrcc of Tie c...s
h cor uratioh If Lynrhhurg, NJ.
yember term thereof in Tie Year ia
Tyrce. &c, IS. Tyre, aid cts . = N
Commissioners, vi proceed, hi, H..
CEMBER next, 10 sell. by way Of ,, y
highest bidder. the following teal -.
lnfe Richard TYlee. linl .ritnL. - !
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Oh NEGROES FOR SAIp.

o0 NEGROES FOR SALr-
80 OF decree of the Circuit Cur nj p
County, ! shall on Monday, The 2S.hin9.ab
Gay. at llalilax Confl-Huu,c, scll toll ff5
Ii Negroes, the property uf Jaaf a
consisting Of young men, women d sIaHa,
and one girl--nl likely. Que bait ii 1e ra
ey due at six months, and the baI#aee ..s
months. Sald for divi>ioo.
JOHN d HuNf. r5aa
ALSO I'll The snme time aud Pine, i
OTTER NEGROES, say three men. a6e s.
four children, one woman with oue e05.I 6-
men three boys an one giDl.
he above NEGROES are truly ,alo1he q
and sold fr M aut. My oljrcth - 3d.
hasr selected the hkelie>t Of my nuaH.a
scientiousy recommend Them One Of r-s
pnin Coos.
, 1853-04-09
Editors Table.

On Tu slay last, about - O'Clock, " our
table" was agreeabIy surprised by the re-
ceipt, from a LADY friend, of a delicious
loaf Of corn-brcad, dish of nice potatoes,
parsnips and pork, and an excellent dish of
&" sourkrout," ," all smoking hot. A thousand
thanks to the fair donor for her kind re-
membrance of US. More, anon.
Our table has been groaning under the
weight of the fore quarter of large, fresh
goldfish, from our friend DR.. J. R. JOHNSON,
who lives about ] > miles below here, The
Dr.. ranin among school Of them, with his
canoe, and put spear through the largest
one, which was over four feet long, and
weighed upwards of seventy-hve pounds
Rather hard customer for one man to haul
aboard, We should think.
, 1853-04-09
Horrld Murder Stabblng, and Suicide.

HOrrid Murder Stabbing, and Suicide.
We learn, from the mail carrier, that a
most horrid murder was committed on Tues
day night week, at place called Spanoway,
about eight miles from SIeilacoom, upon the
person of Robert Buchanan, by one Hugh
Hunter. They had both been in the U S.
service, atSteilacoom, but were discharged
some six months since. They had located
claims near each other, and up to the time
of the commission of the deed, had lived
upon terms of friendship. Both had been
drinking pretty freely, and, it is supposed,
some question arose i'll relation TO something
that Hunter had done TO Buchanan, while
a Corporal in the service. Angry words
passed, blows followed, whereupon knife
was drawn by Hunter, who oplunged it up TO
the hilt in the body of Buchanan, killing
him instantly. After this, he stabbed an In
dian, who was standing near, in the side,
but he is expected to recover. Hunter then
lay down by the side of Buchanan, and
slept until morning. On his awakening,
what sight met his eyes There lay the
cold, stiff body Of his former comrade, in a
pool of blood, his face presenting truly
frightful appearance. Seemingly uncon-
scious as 10 who committed the deed, he in
quired Of the Indians, who told him that he
did it while in drunken broil on the pre-
vious evening. Horrifed with the idea, he
deliberately took out his knife, rolled up his
sleeve, and severed some of the smaller ar
teries of bis arm, intending to bleed himself
to death. But this mode being rather slow,
he proceeded to load his rife, upon seeing
which, the Indians ran of, thinking he was
going to shoot them. A short time after,
they heard the report Of rife in The house,
and on returning, found him lying on the
floor, dead. He had rigged purchase with
bis foot, with which to pull the trigger, and
having placed the muzzle under his chin,
had literally blown all one side Of his head
off, The gun was still clutched in his hand
at last accounts, and would probably be
buried with him, it being impossible to re-
lease his deathly grasp, without seVering
The fingers. -... H+ 'e' p
aa An Indian was also found dead, near by,
huf az fbere were No visible marks of hlows
, 1853-04-09
Dissolution.
TerrltorY of COLUMBIA.

We received, BY the last mail, a " Bill 10
establish the Territorial Government Of Co
lumbia," sent to us by our Representative
in Congress, Hon. Jos. Lane. Owing to its
length, we shall not publish it until it be-
comes a law, which we hope was the case
previous TO the adjournment Of the last ses-
sion. Theprovisions of the Bill are nearly
the same as those in the Act organizing the
Territory Of Oregon. 1t appears that Mr..
Stuart, from the Committee on Territories,
reported the Bill, that it has been read twice
and committed 10 the Committee of the
Whole House on the State of the Union
, We publish, below, a letter received
from Hon. Joseph Lane, by Quincy a.
Brooks, Esq, chairman Of the Committee
to draft Memorial in the Monticello Con-
vention, By this letter, it will be seen
that our Representative promises US his ef-
forts TO obtain The passage Of The bill at this
session. We, however, cannot seriously look
for its passage SO soon, but we do think that
the Bill Ough! TO and will pass before the
close Of tho next session. ...f . .... s
, 1853-04-09

NIcARAoUA TRi-MoNrHLY MAlL.-The
New York Tribune, Of late date says, the
Company are in negotiation for two. more
first class ships, and will soon establish a tri-
monthly line between New York and San
Francisco, taking the Daniel Webster from
the New Orleans line, and putting her on
between New York and San Juan. The in
crease in the travel between California and
the Atlantic coast renders these enlarged IA
eilities necessary. Il is stated that the
Company have realized a prof, Of about
$4,000 on each trip of the steamships,
since they look possession. The Nieara-
qua Company is also about to make up a
mail by each of their steamers-we presume
at the same rate of postage as Government
receives by the other route. Mr.. Wander
bilt will, il is understood. soon resume the
Presidency of the Company a9.l
, 1853-04-09
Indian Ware-WO learn from a gentle

Indian Ware--We learn from a gentle
man who has just returned from trip down
the Sound, that there il war of extermj-
nation going on between The various Indian
tribes living in the vicinity Of Whidby'sIsl-
and, and the Scadget tribe, who live on the
Island. The scadget's, some two or three
weeks ago, killed four Of the Klallan tribe,
for some offence committed, and to be re-
yeuged, the Klallam1s collected together the
other tribes, aud heidi a council, in which il
was decided to exlermiuAte the Scadset's.
They had sold almost everything in their
possession, to obtain money, with which
they bought all the powder aud lead to be
had in that section Of country. The work
was going on at a fearful rate, when our in
formaht left. -.a. ''r .'a n'n 30 v'irr
, 1853-04-09

Rd- "A new steam saw-mill, planning and
lath machine have been put up about 70
miles this side Of Whidby's Island, and
was to have commenced operations on Mon
day last. The engine is 4b horse power.
1t is owned by ]. J. Felt, Esq, who is also
interested in several vessels which will ply
regularly in the trade between San Francis
co and the Sound. -,..5.. ..fg
, 1853-04-09
Oountv Oommiaaionara

The Court of County Commissioners for
TburstOs county. met al olvbn;a on Mon.
dsvI lax g & Eord !, and David Sb.l,oln
nrresaenntf o. ''i1' ,. .i.'''' ~
'n ns,;,;oD WAS presented hv ,oninov A
Brooks nrav;ng a. The ,nnoin,ms1, :,
tbsss A;sssrs' ~ v;stv ana law ont : CobDn
fvJlrdsd comb,onc;no AZ .ons oSo;;nrf Il ~
s.s, s;ds u Rndd,. fDlo, MAJ I'm u.,ho5 -
49, ',,,,n;.' o.-,..l'' ;,.s.-.: ~, .'St'' ~
o,vS.b;,l mi 's,s;lscocS,. ,osa "t'ss go |
f,.;5 cbsr,S...s I.;,r rs 49, ,,.s:i,s 80. E
Ss.nI.aoE TsSaI ,'G-'1 's5i'" r '''''i ''oi =
, 1853-04-09
sudden Death.-We have, Ind. week, h

Sudden Death. have, this week, to
record the death Of one OF our citizens, MIR
William Bowling, proprietor of the " COlum-
bian Hotel" which occurred on Tuesday
night last. He had been, for some time pre-
viOus, drinking very freely, and had often
been admonished by his friends to stop it,
but he gave no heed 10 the admOnition.-
About an hour before he died, he said when
he got over the effects of this last debaueh,
he would stop drinking, This resolution
was formed too late---in one short hour he
was a cold, stiff corpse. He leaves wife
and two children to mourn his untinely end.
, 1853-04-09

B@- The brig Jane, Capt. Willett, arri-
we'd at Por, Townsend, % days from San
Francisco, with full compliment Of pas
sengers, and freight to A. ]. Moses. Among
the list of Passengers, VIC are happy to no.
tice the name Of Mr.. Isaac Wood and FAM
lily We arc glad to chronicle the arrival
Of families here i speaks well for the
country. .L -.nl .s-..--, ,.--I ID
, 1853-04-09

" The Vanderbilt steamer Indepen-
dencr, by our latest advicas, was month
overdue at San Francisco She is suppo,
sed to have over $50 passengers on board.
The steamer Sea Bird had been sent out in
search of her. It much to be feared that
she has foundered at sea. lr' .sa
, 1853-04-09
pay- We are under renewed obligations

s9- We are under renewed obligations
to Capt. A. B. Cove, Of the bark Sarah
Warren, for later files Of San Francisco pa
pers than received by mail. There is very
little news of interest to our readers in them.
Also, for copies Of Punch, Bslps Life in
London, and the New York Spirit Of the
Times.
, 1853-04-09

MA bed of oysters, some four or Eve
acres in extent, have recently been found
10 South Bay, some l5 miles below this
place, which are SAID TO be much larger,
and more highly favored than any hereto,
fore found on the Sound.
, 1853-04-09

No. ThebTgG Cyclops," as will be seen
by advertisement, is nearly ready for sea,
and will take passengers to San Francisco,
at low rates. She is . good strong vessel,
and fast sailer, which will ensure a quick
passage. The Captain is gentleman, in
every respect, and first rate navigator.
, 1853-04-09

INDIAN SAM.-.We noticedsin Our last,
the escape Of this rascnlly Indian from Fort
SteilacoOmg We have since learned thai
on Sunday last, he wis found dead, 90 The
prairie, about 10 miles east Of this place
An Indian. from whnm he had stolen a
horse, pursued and overlook him, and put a
bullet hole through him. i'ins la. e -, .1.
, 1853-04-09

p9- The PINS. s. Co. steamer Ten
nessee, has proved almost total loss. The
most Of The furniture, and few of the
lighter portions Of the machinery were sa-
we'd. but on account of the heavy surf break
ing continually over her, it was impossible
to save the balance.
, 1853-04-09
HOusE OF REPRHsEsrArIvEs,

no bldia WAsHINGToN CRY, D. c.,
Do usu 10 n3', January 81, 1853.
Quincy A. Brooks, ESQ. DEAR SIR =
Ihave The honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of your favor of the Sd December last, en-
closing Memorial Of the Delegates of the
citizens Of Northern Oregon, praying a df,
vision Of the Territory Of Oregon, and the
establishment Of The Territory Of Columbia.
Some time since, / Submihed.to the con-
sideration Of the House of Representatives,
aResOlutiOn proposing the OBJECT sought by
the terms Of your Memorial. The Resolu-
ton was referred TO The House Committee.
on Territories, who, onaihe Both ulllmO,
reported a Bill 1 had drafted for the Pdf4
pose, copy Of which I herewith enclose
you, ..t, lie. v ,s,,...,,a, ne, a.,g,a
- You may remain assured Of my efforts
for the passage Of he Bill at this session.
though i cannot promise that my labor in
this respect will prove successful. 80 "
o.1 .i ~, as,~ sII y E- Your obedient serv't
no .ssoor odi Do JOSEPH LANE. o
sdi 10 gI9rfiaWf1.5--. Lslfc.l .a Ts 3ll
s1oLATEH,-Sineet the above was put in
type, we have seen a gentleman from Port
land, who sIates that the steamer had arri-
yed, and rumor was current there thai the
Territory had been divided, and the name
" WAsnNGroN" had been substituted in
place Of g Columbia.p sannp7saa' fiZ u