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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20
NEW GROCERY a COMMISSION

y HOUSE. have rented from a Il Rnekcr
ha fic-rrooi brick Warehouse. lately erected ON
the hasu, Immediately above lacy ~ Terry, tor the puf
lusc ui dnnen
General Grocery n Commission,
RFGFiIfNG IND ron IIdRDING BUSINESS
fcrauns buying goods 10 sell again would do wall 10
cnll me before purchasing ~ shall sell very low
commission only being all the profit charged, whore
lie cash good negotiable paper is given in exchange
a good supply Of GUANO, LINE & PLASTER
kept IN hand. whirh will be sold M low my house
In the cit,
All P"pds consigned To my will be forwarded
with NIL possible dispatch aud particular attention pal
10 the order of them
Consignments nf produce and Merchandise solicited
enrges reasonable md pons spared render sntis
laeuen. Account salea rendered ~ soon rs made.
WIN. A. MILLER. on the Basin,
nua B l. INN III In. finn. Al1Il.r 4
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The object Of this ,ut rs subject 40 much Of the
interest al the nb.enl Defendant Eupch ID. Dickson In
the Emnte "f JOIN, Drkson, decd. fboth renty md
personality will entisly The Plaintiff = demand, viz
the al 500 81 with interest from the lat day Of Sep.
tcmhcr 1893, till Payment, nd ~ attach the anne In
the hnnds o the homo deirudnnt, Willim Dickson.
Aud II Appearing 10y proper niGdnyii filed TINT tho
def ndnn Enneh d. Dickson. IA not resident of This
-,,,,isrnd thaf he do npi,anr here within one
monh after due publication herruf nd do ,hat IA mo-
crasaryto prr oc lis interest -nnd tnt cup his
order be published woe, or four successive weeks
in tho Lynehbu Vhpinan aud posted tho front door
of the the Goun honac Of this euonfy the first dny OF
the next county court
Copy-Teste,
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no Ire People 81 Lymchb"rg and MI


| THE SURROUNDING COUNrRY-=i card --
JNO. PuRNlS, Act intorm, hs numerous hisrIs
md customers tint lac Is opening the largest mud
magnificent
STOCK or GOODS
ever hefn g offered thom. Ills ST. c al American COT
TON and WOODEN GOODS is very lafso mi enn
be-, sold nt old prices. The Foreign Gooda III his tns
of every vnrcly selected in persan by "i ihr
hcsf merchants in TN. eeuntry, who spnn thice months
in Europe in the caly put ri thu seo-on anal mnda s
purchase. hetor' any Hdvunfe in prices tooh plReu
TIE CASH SYSTEM Relieving it Wholr .omr.
hoth for the bpgc, md i'1, tor puca-efa la pay
5iry 20 ,m continue to do my bnslue--a usuni, en-
rIlsireig far cdsh INo, } fdkNlS.
oct H. ilis A. fer j. =. krnf. T.
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NATHANIEL. K HOBSON,
WILLIAM W. ASHER.
E,,,....,t ,s,,,,.t a. Ia,

Me H.-fho suuseriper nnEs iun,eni nv
y ,dzcns ol Buchanan nnd the public generally Tint
ie In. talcn tho lurge and commodiou lumber house
On the Bn.io, (f.rmcry occupied by VIM. T. Hardy
E.q) uhrre b. intends 10 conduct Nholcsac and
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oct J.w1w PEYTON LEfTWlCH.

OFFER FOR SALE, AS THE AGENT
l. of James NJ Van lloose trnetoi Land situated ON
Suck Greek, in the county al Campbell uhout 10 miles
South Ensl from the Court House, containing between
600 aud 700 ACRES. THIS Farm is situated IN tho
finest Tobacco region of tho State. The cleared Land
produces well Wheat Corn, Oats and 1ohncco, and ia
cnaiy susceptible Of high state of Improvement A
Iurgc portion of it s in wood and finely mbered, aud
when cleared produces Tobacco Of the finest quality
A better opportunity ia seldom offered for ndyana.
geousinvestment. Application may be made either to
James Cobbs, LynchburR 10 John d Alexander the
undersigned at Campbell Court Hon4e.
nov l8-1y EDWIN FACE.
The Charlottesville Advocate and Richmond Exnm.
nor cnnY Il md fnrMnrd Iheir hi. Office
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WASHINGTON HOTEL

III undersigned TIA irg purchased the iatct=f Of
Nm Lef1wirh \ Son. IA lhi, lnrs o-tal ..z....I
and well known ilete viii hereafter roaduc, he .at
under the snle of
w, y" Lcfwicii d Brother
IL eIt purr"se IL reht and improve thr n,a 50 As
t. nuke il conform iu MI respects L. TN r,t improve
nsiIs nude IN modern Hotels fheif lou g vii i.s
MAI ~ FURNISHED aud afar an sferab.r pitre
~ resort Ia ffnyellrr, ual all persons visiting IYHrh-
hhfe-whe neiths' expense trouble W ~ senrrd
Ia MAXI th"it ri + ap.orA fhe l,5f .lIrr I,5.s
"nd elegant ia the Stnte.
Atto he'd fhi- tlotc /. one Of tho nn,i CuANo=
piolS STABLES in the city, Which Is managed Is
Two must rusty al experienced OSTIERS.
he undersigned are we'll aware of the extensive NM
ronag which has been heretofore extended Ia this H.
tel. unirrthe management at YIN Lefwieb \ Sen.pua
The desire of continuing an greatly increasing the
sumo will stimulate ticu = spurr no c<eriions to- com.
mend themselves the 'yor Of thcir friends the pull
lie generally
- NM. ". LEFTWlCH.
i-Scts THOS W IEFrNIGu
a Hack AND foureU, belonging 10 u.4 vii hem nj.
endasc" Mt the Depot mud Packet Landing 10 convey
raNecrs Ia tho WASHINGTON Ilntsl FHrk ~ fu ,#ar
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LEO DANIEL, IN. OK.
hnrt q wIw

VIRGINIA Ar rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Count ul Nelson county on Mon
day the lrd dny Of Dft3bcf 1893;
Daniel Mnithow4. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Enoch d. birtson md Wiiipm n Dickson,
Dcfendnnts
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Observation-Disclosures

NeECEGVING ND FOkW Al RIDING.
IN GROCERIES md PLASTER.-Ibe sth
cribcrstill continues the FIRE proof brick Wareholo
IN the cnnal amidst all the ehHngea to receive and iuI
ward Goods Produce, Manufactured Tobacco 81.
Our charges WILDE low, and forwarding done with diT
patch.
viii receive in few days, frat assortment III
Groceries, which he VIII sell low, and bay n atimc4,
our, Corn Meal. Oats, Flax seed, g.. for which hs
nill give he best price,.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWICK
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In Cllnneery

Tho object Of this ant is IN obtain decree for the
sno OF the lands Of which Frances Beleher died seized
aud poaHcsacd md distribution of the proceeds of
such snr, among thuse entitled thereto.
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that the defend
nnis VIM I4pcv Clarke his wiic kobt Pinckard jane
hs wifi und Snly Lacynte not residents ot the State of
Vrgnn ii ia ordered TINT the sad defendants do appear
here within month ner the publication of this order,
aud do whnl ia necessary topotcc their interests in this
suit; and that copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed in newspaper printed IN the city Of Lynchburg.
once week for four successive w"oks aud posted
the front door Of the Conrtouso Of this county the
Gfst day of the county court.
A topy--Tcste.
no. A. SCOTT. CPk.
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PHILIP w. PAYNE.
DCnIcr an EnncN N SIMPLE Dry aannh..

"''|'''''
nj AIN Street lyn,hhufg Virginia corner Store Ia
~ Cutlos new building, formerly Known kyles
beRa leave Ia onl the attonng ii hia frrna an
the public 10 his large mud desirable stock Of Spring md
Summer goods embracing every articlh usually kept nj
The dry gouda linz, which will DO offered on tcrms
which oannoi Tail To plenso NIL who mny good
Enolsn low p,icos HIS friends nnd the public are "a,
nrsts rcqnca ed IL rn aud exnmiuc hi Stock "a il Will
afford him very much pleasure 10 exhibit H.
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NEW ROO T.,

~ II n X SOU are,
LYNCHBURG. VA.
TIVE undersigned have just opened splendid new
/ stock of BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, CAPS,
TRUNKS CARPET BAGS. &c., &c. purchased this
fall in Boston. New York and Philadelphia, from the
best established houses in tho northern markets by
me of the firm, whichthey would call the attention
of the Indies and gentlcm OF Lynchburg, md the
rnde generally.
They havealso purchased he HAT ESTABLISH
MENT of Mr. jacob Rumbough, and having in their
re, 70 order, HATS of the lae. style and Gncstqunl.
ny.
Being determined sell for small profits, socitn
call Mt our store, next door below Mrssrs Mosby and
Gnrlnnd's Auction room, where will brst
ertons please. a. COCHRAN,
dee Acts JNO. q. TAYLOR.
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sALE-Amhcrst Land

rENRsST SALE-Amherst Land.-rur'
/ .uaot 10 deed of Trust executed by Daniel Shra
i,r 10 the bscriber, bearing date the 25lh day OF
March, 1850, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
amherst Comfy, shall, Saturday the 22nd day of
Ociobcr. ensuing, at Pedar Mills proceed In sell for
l"rdy money MI
Tract of Land. -a&1-
in said county. described in the deed containing 1876
ACRES. adjoining the lands of Thomas \. Eubtnk
John Barrett William G. Morr and others. Such Il
lIc only will be conveyed as is vested in m" by said
,ctd hobEhl llNSLbi' TRUSTEE
sept 10 W5t
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SALE 10 thr highest bidder the 25th inst,
il fair, mot on the neNt fair dHy. the qnatter
I.laBtition Of the 1t. Re- Frederick kaber in the
County # Bedford, ncar ST. Stevens Chueh all the
rcrishable property OF h sad ieccdeat consisting
In II
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X. !. ECHOLS,
w. HIP RYOR.
VO VisE FARMERS the .a6scrI6

mo TIT q 4 e VI EtsS Tine suhscrIbers Itv
Il ing purchased the Patent Right of D Glow. Doa0l,
rymiyisal Rotary Screen lpheal Fa', are now fnanu
VI true thenr nj ask the Farner- llland examir
NJ themselves sDlEGUID & BRO.
ii " BIB 9tuts y,uclEtyg E0uu3r
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TsKsssIsIA


VIRGINIA :--At ruiss f.sFia fl.a cIesass 0H-
90 81 The glrenii Cs1uff 81 Amherst CsuaIx, IN
Monfny the 3rd dry Of October, 1851:
John II. Axes nd Aaflha / h. VIII. late Martha F.
Naryell; Hugh j Norgeli. Mar s. Norvell valerens
A. Terry ami BETTE Ann his wife, late Bette Ann
Norvell Pihibtfs
AGAINST
Benianin Norvell and James q HiyginbDtham his -.
eufity nd -a1nr James S. Higginbothsm in hi-
own right; Nh lligsiabofhap. David Kyle.
'stilns Powell it#,. - Rrazsn ZaeIarlsh Bswles
Nelson Seny. 1alas 81. ~ aHsiel. ! J. London FIX or
I'D Hgginbottepi,l H.. nd Il same J. J. London
Ia his own right Sterling ci1iborne Churlrs r Cole
man. surviving partner Of Rabetts & Calennn; l..
D. Simpson. adm'r # Lewis f. Simpson decd. Jnp.
!. Pleasant Eliiab Fletcher Micaiah Going, and So
gus NJ. Evlo ndministfntrx Of joseph Kyle decd,
Defendants.
Thu nhef p this sut T.: lit, settlement III the ac-
OF benjamin Norvc guardian Of the Plaintif.
2nd, Of tho tust fund Of james s Higgin.
boIlhm his security. aud subject the same 70 the
plaintiffs demand.
And 1t appearing by proper affidavit filed, tbot tho
defendant. Brniamm Newell - noi - resident 81 fli.
Statei II Is ordered TINT boz do appear here within
ono month after due publication hereof and 80
what IA necessary To protect hs j terests. and that
copy al this urder be Published a week for onr
success i've wccks 10 the Lynehbnrg yrgpan ard nnsr.
ed nj the front duor Of tie Count Of this County,
on The fret day oi the County Court.
"A Gopy--Ie4tr.
LEO DANIEL. in. CFk.
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AND FOR SALE Gtuhont Reserge-The
IL subacriber having determined the
Far West, offers for sac TWO TRACTS OF LAND
lying in Campbell county, i miles south of Lynchburg.
Tho one on which he rcsiao. eonlains CD
I1S ACRES, --
nlont 90 Acres of which cleared and the remain
der we'll imbered. This tract is we'll wutered, and has
On it all the necessary improvements usually found of
"A small farm The other traet confirms
1913 Acres,
only Ia or Is Acres being cearedthe remainder is in
timber and is excellent TOBACCO LAND There is
lnrge quantity of Lime Stone this tract. md good
kiln for burning it, This tract is likewise we'll watered,
unl under good fence aud has some improvements
H. II not sold privately before the 25h day of Octo-
Lrr these tracts will that day be sold auction
tie premises without .ascryeAlso, the crops of Corn.
Fodder &c The stoc, OF Cattle and Hogs, Farming
Fools Household and Kitchen Furniture &c Nc.
The subscriber will show this lnnd to any wish
frp,opulchase. WM q. IL ~ NGlIAM
aug 3 l.cf25nct
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E.w CONCERN,


WHT0T TTW TTN-0 0TI WT ~ NnIT
Tho IL in tOc roursc OF few dnYH be In receipt OF
tho rat y EOGh. when they will BIO enabled 10
supply nany u the of their lfiends, und up
rs epnblo ten any regular house IN tho city
a. they brlrevo nmhle penc IA better than slow
slllue, ihcy ntrnd offer, 10 III paying the cnsb
preHi Inducements u buy Of them. my house IN
iho eli Mt tho same time they will sell 10 prompt pny
ing euslomers upon time-aa low ns my one else. A.
thcy determined Ia oyety proper effort To give
satisncJior, HEY rnrnrsty solicit call from nli in
l. --.L... l.. L.. H..
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Benjnmin T. Belcher. lames NJ White mud Nancy his
wia. Robert rinc,nrd and Jane hia wife. Henry
Walker an Mary ma wife, Wm Lacy and Clarke
his vile, SaIlc Lucy wife Of Johnson Lncy. decd.
mud Elm Ann licchcr
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Nimrod Donald,


Tho object Of the suii is 10 obtln decree nnnnl-
ing the marriage of the plaintiff with tho defendant and
dyorcug her from the bond of mutrlnony.
Aud IL appearing By propor ndlnvit flied that The
defendant - hot tsrdept nl Tins Stnie 1t IL ordered
that he do appear here within month inter due pub
lation hereof mud do what necessary 10 protect hia
inefcst-nnd TINT copy Of this order he published once
a week. for four suereasyr weeks, IN the Lyuctburg
Vtginan md posted Mt the from door ofthe house
Of thie county ON the fra day Of the couny
a eopy--frste.
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sIo0KMAN a MARTIN. OFFER rhci,

nj o0RNAN AZ MARTIN, OFFER then
w r"rvices To The public nrept.#tn
RECEIVING 4 FORWARDING GOODS.
Or ief lie sale Of my aud n kinds OF ounry prade,
tlht mnS hc sent IL thc O0c oi us az our aRrn
MI k",ull will be tthc Rad Rond Depot every ,ny ~
thn an vn of Freight Ours lor the purpose rcccvi
and nh,ng chnrge OF my produce scni To onrc.
The 's"si attention givcnt the fcrept nd driN
cry ca ora ~ Data.
Let by moilr otherwise will be promptly nttcul
ed To - nup I2.dtttsl
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Eikss's AEsEsIN Al.
w siteE.

wanted.
sbn A0A 81 Shells Of Corn from the New
Crop. r.r,on~ having any fer sal,
\ Vi DO MI 10 call IN thc sub,crbcr.
NJ 10 dts II. S LANGH0RNE,
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FUTURE DAVIS
tEOF VALUABLE REAL AND

PERSONAL ESTATE In Nason CoRatg In
r.ce toa decree Of tbe Circuit Count oi Nelson
Is. pronounced ut ia September Term, 1853 in
-, Of Dix, III Dickson, &c the under> IL cd
"a tie 7th day Of Novemha' next. proceed. on tho
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4 LgN PILLS gro. AIan Fills ju.t reed
n from tie lsackbri L. a UNI Slrings-and put up
TON the Mas ne IL sac mt
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
49,. New Drui Store.
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h KNAN ~ MARTIN Just ~
w WED the follow Ing articles. which they offer to
ther henda aud Tho puPlic generally nj priees Il sui
- bush, Glovrr Seed
- do 1mnh, Seed,
~ bhls. Coffee S0eur,
Bnps Coffee
, hbls. Nnchefrl.
Soo Leather, Salt, Ne, &c.
sCnI y ~
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W. rranr J. ruonrsos. 70. oet w4wl

Y ERSsTNEN-Nt 0Tes heId N The Clerks office
oi the circuit court of Amherst county, Monday
the Bid day Of October. 1888:
Lucy @ Donald who by Jno Hutebeson her BROTH
aud next friend, Plaintiff
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04

IL When we have finished publish
ing the Laws passed at the last session of
Congress, Chose of future sessions, for
four years at least, our readers need not
expect to be presented with through our
columns,) we intend making certain i'm
provements in the general appearance of
our papcr,-increasing its amount of
reading matter and rendering its pres
ence still more acceptable at the Preside.
We shall do this relying upon a contin-
uancc, if not an increase, of the kind
and generous support we have hitherto
received. ever since our first connection
with the Register.
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as an addition to the navy yard at Brook
Ign, twelve thousand two hundred and
forty-seven dollars and five cents, TO be
1puid by the Secretary of the Navy, if,
upon examination, he shall fud the same
Ito be due as lien on the purchase Of the
said land. And the Secretary of tho
Navy is hereby empowered and directed
to sell and convey to any purchaser all
that part of the navy lands at Brooklyn
between the west sidc of Vanderbilt av-
euue and the hospital grounds, contain
| ing about twenty six and half acres,
including Vanderbilt and Clinton ave-
MUGS Provided, That said lands shall
not be sold at less price than they cost
the Government, including interest with
all assessments and charges And pro-
vidcd, further, That prior to the sale of
said lands, exclusive jurisdiction shall
be coded to the United States of all the
remaining lands connected with the said
navy yard belonging to the United States:
Provided, That the sale be made at pub
lie auction after thirty days notice in at
least three daily newspapers published
in the cities of New York and Brooklyn.
That the sum of one thousand one
hundred and sixty four dollars and ten
cents, being part of of the appropriation
made for the service of continuing the
survey of the coast of the Gulf of Next
co, from Apalachicola Bay to the Miss.
issippi river, by the act of March third,
eighteen hundred and forty-one, and
which has been carried to the credit of
the surplus fund, be, and is hereby, re-
appropriated to pay for the services of
the officer or officers employed in that
survey.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That the proper accounting officers of the
treasury bc,and they are hereby directed
to credit the medical officers of the ma
Wy, who, by order of the Department,
served with detachment of marines in
Mexico, during the late war with that
republic, in addition to the pay to which
they are entitled as medical officers of
the navy, respectively, the same allow.
ancc for rations and forage, in proper
to the time they so served as are allow
cd to officers of the army Of similar
standing.
Approved March 3, 1853.
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Later from Ciliiornia.

On Wednesday, the Uncle Sam
and the Georgia arrived from Aspin-
wall, with upwards of $2,700, 900,
and full complement of passengers.
There are conflicting statements as
to the cause of the wreck Of the In
dependence. The captain states that
she struck on reef which is not laid
down in the charts ; and he makes no
mention of the explosion of a powder
magazine. The passengers on the
other hand, attribute the catastrophe
to carelcssness and Indifference on the
part Of Captain Sampson. They state
that he was warned of the danger, and
that ne treated the warning with con-
temptuous disregard. The list of per-
sons known to be lost. is imperfect.
The steamer X. X. Page, running
between Sacramento and San Fran
cisco, exploded her boiler on the Sa-
cramento River, killing four persons
and seriously injuring a number of
others, The persons killed were D.
W. Moore, the captain Lieut.. Henry
Moore, his brother; Gilman Fellows,
the clerk all of Waterville, Me-; and
Daniel Kirby. They were the prin-
cipal owners of the boat. Lieut.. Moore
leaves wife and four children at Sa-
cramento. The boat was racing.
Two attempts to fire the city of San
Francisco were made on the night of
the Goth of March.
In the Legislature, beyond the pas
sage Of the bill imposing a tax on for
eign miners. but little of importanc e
had been transacted.
Indian depredations were increasing
to an alarming extent, more especially
in the ncighberhood of Shasta, Calum-
ma and Trinity counties. The efforts
Of the U. S. troop to check them had
only been partially successful, and in
one ofthe engagements, Lieut.. Edward
Russell, of the 9th infantry, was killed.
From Lower California the accounts
are far from cheering, as anarchy and
rebellion reign to a great extent.
The mining news from all parts of
the country was Of the most cheering
character.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04

The National Magazine, for May,
has likeness of J. G. SAKE, with bio
graphical and critical article on the poet
and his works, by Il. II. Stoddard. The
article is, Of course, very readable
ono-though, as to matters of fact, not
very reliable. We are told, for instance
that SAKE graduated at Middletown
Conn. an honor of which our own Col
lege is not willing to be thus defrauded
The tracing Of Saxes lineage to the old
rhyming shoemaker of Nurcmburg, Hans
Sachs, savors, too, rather more of the
poet than of the historian. The Nation
al contains great number of other good
articles, and we deem it one of the best
magazines now published. The terms
are only 81 year -Carlton & Phillips,
200 Mulberry St., New York, Publish
ers
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04

part Of the eastern boundary of the
lands of the naval hospital at New York
is Strengthened. as will appear by refer
ence to map. signed by the said pro-
prietors and the commissioners for run
ming the said line on the twenty-eighth OF
November, eighteen hundred and forty
eight. aud approved by the Secretary of
the Navy on the eighteenth of Deem
bcr, eighteen hundred and forty eight,
so that without any pecuniary considcra-
ton from the one to the other, the slips
of land on the south and west sides of
said line, according to said plan, shall
become the property of the United
States, an6 SO much on the other side as
now belongs to the United States shall
become the property of the abutting
proprietors respectively.
Approved March 2, 1858.
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The Ursuline Con eDt.

The bill so long before the Massa-
chusetts Legislature to indemnify the
Catholics for the loss of the Ursullne
Convent, burned several years since,
was rejected on the 18th ult., BY a
vote of 100 to Ill.
The ground on which it was rejec-
ted was, that this was wrong inflicted
by mob violence, and that there was
no law which made it incumbent on the
State to indemnify for losses thus a.
rising. 1t was urged that if this bill
was passed, the Legislature would be
flooded with petitions and bills of SINH.
lar character, and which advanced
claims equally just, but which no gov
eminent has ever thought itself bound
to receive and pass.
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WASHINGTON, April 90. Chief JUS
tice fancy is considered very i'll, and
is not expected to resume his duties.
Gov. Lanes recent movements in
New Mexico are exciting some inter
est here, and it is said the matter will
be informally considered in the Cabi-
net today. The Administration, it is
reported, is rather inclined to support
Lane.
The union of this morning publishes
a strong article in defense of Gov.
Lanes action in the affair Of the Me
ella Valley. 1t denies that the Gov
ernor has usurped any power, or that
he has annexed Mexican territory.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04

ANOTHER IMPRovEMENT.-Seyeral Of
our citizens have subscribed literally to-
wards grading and dwelling the grounds
between the Hotel and the late resi-
dence of Mr.. Wainwright, which are to be
surrounded with a fence, and ornament
ed with grass and trees. This is an i'm
provement which has long seemed desi
rable, and the commencement of which
We are happy to record.