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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
The Canal Propositions In the Assembly
H,.r,gi Dit1atch % Ths n. Y. TTtbune

ALBANY, Thursday April :, lsJ
The Vanderbilt plaza, so called, TO amend
the Constitution 90 A. to borrow nones with which to
eomplete the Canal Enlargement, was received IN As
sembly this morning. The friends OF the measure
made al unsuecessf effort to have il made the special
order for 10 morrow which required twothrds vo,e
The following was the decision Ia favor, j Wings
N Democrats and independent against H. Is Demo
,st. and 10 Whi-s motion 20 refer il 10 the Cana
Committee prevailed, thus In favor - Dernoerais
and whigs against "a Wings, - psmoersr and
l independent The talk now Is Of compromise 80 ]
learn Of those who have the work % perform The
ulsp submitted BY the Chairman Of the Canal Commit
tee Yesterday, which provides for borrowing about
100000 in Elk years may be urged Blu, some say the
plan which 10 be adopted has not yet seen the hht
LOOMS stands srm, but Others do no'. The Canal
Committee Is spin INTO pieces. and suggestion that
b.v uisht serce wa. laughed down Ia the House this
morning The Democrats bold Caucus this evening
EsOP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
From Wnsbias ton The Ministers 10 Bnsland
and Ernnce, &c.

WARRINGTON Thursday, Apri / 10.
No nomination of Minister to England has
vet been made buchanan has been prominently spoken
of hitherto but Col Benton moved high circles to-day
In connection with that mission.
The Minister TO France - yet undetermined
r J Walker is talked OF.
The changein the Cabinet rumored last night
is considered uniounded
The parties are all on the best of terms.
In the Gardiner trial, Aguellar was further
examined aud crosf- eXsmIned 70 day.
Lieut.. Meigs took charge of the Capitol FIX
tension Yesterday and Is makinga searching and thor
oueh examination Of the past work.
Charles O'COnOr arrived tonight.
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New-York Nomination. -Ohionns Dissatisfied
Precedent Ill.

ss>eial D.spsfel IA " TrtvA<
WASHINGTON. Thursdsy, April :, 1853.
prevalent rumOr here of the resignation
Of Marcy is unfounded OConors acceptance has
been received. Dix says be was forced to accept.
Dickinson will accept.
The leading Buckeye Democrats have lefr,
complaining that Ohio has been shsbby treated BY the
Cabinet and threatening unutterable things. The
Medsry party indignant becsuse appointments were
made at the dictA,iop Of Tod Ani o,hers
The Senate adjourned to p. NJ tomorrow.
Many of the members would leave instanter but they
do not like to leave the Senate without quorum be
fore the adjournment sine de
The President has been so unwel all day as
to be obliged to decline seeing those even whom be
had specially invited ETK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Ngw.YOHE LEGISLATURES.
sEIATs .....ALsAyr. April :. lsss

Euts RrPoE-gn
The Broadway Savings Institution New-IOrk.
The Annual Tax bill
BIS rASSSn.
Relative 10 assessments in Nev.Iork
To simplify the manner of collecting arrears
Of wster rs'es and taxes n NewYork
A communication vas received from the En-
grant Commissioners asking for speedy legislation oa
The cO1lmutSticn tax
Mr. MORGAs presented petition for leave 70
New York 70 rAlse SIS 900 for a west wing on Black
wells Island 70 work house.
Mr. T,BER moved the resolutions relating @
bribery in Election cAses 10 speciS order.
The Senate determined 20 order them 70 a
third reading.
Mr.. MoReAS reported the annual New York
Ciry Tax bill
Recess 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Later from Mexieo.-santa Ana formally de-
riared pre.idenI.

Clared
NV OAIEANs. Wednesday, April O. lsoa
The Della has dates from the CITY Of Mexico
10 the 10Th ultino-
President LOmbardinl, the seeretar! Nor
seere,Aire) and Gen ursgA and Marin OAirAfa -
,erpbled on we l7,h, opened the ballot eoxs. and
,oup,ea the votes for Presideu; Of the Republic
The result was Il for santa Ana And svs for a.
o,h.rs Then SantasAhA was fJTlnAIy declared Pre-
.,9s,, by President LoEnbArdini Es vii be tnAHgu-
ra,ed on reaching TIE CAPITOL
New OALEANs, THURSDAY, APrl :, ls>S
Dates from the City OF M-Iico, to the
evening Of the 2lst, have been received
Judge Conkling and the Mexican Comni'-
.iopers formal Costello ard LAnfAs had j1s' sgoea
formal treSiy between Mexico AAd ne h's1 s1Ae'
suaran,seng neutrality, and he PruseSn0n Of me
sloo transit wsy across TshasntePec- and en,lre
security Of eAP.sal therein Invested he treaty WIZ
- r,rised BY the Supreme Executive Of Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Mr.. nesaher in the south.

EEwOALEANs Thursday, April :, lsji
Mr.. Meagber delivered three lectures at the
Noble Amphzhester, which wss crowded every night
ss entertained a. splendid dinner Just before his
d.parture. b. TIE leading cirzens he e Tow here
.,oppn. a The = ChArles DE was cordially received
c. Surdsy and dlned with the Emmet Guards Al ar
rolton, IN company with Gen Augustine and numoe
Of diss.n xzished military On luesday nSnt ~ gave
~. sr.t Au.,r.lisn letUre a. Odd Fellows Hal There
Wss Ueal crowd snd be mt with me ulost enthlaAs
nc RECEPTION lie All give another soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Arrival Of the Prometh-us at Cbsriesten,
short OF Coai-The san Jnan Dimealty
keftled.

CHARLESTON. Thursday. April !. ls53.
The steamship Prometheus arrived of the
Bar Last night short ofcoa In days and hours from
san Juan which port she left At NJ. Of the 1lstr
with 22i passengers AID the specie brought down BY
the steamer Pacific, which LETT san Francisco on the
morning Of the 18th
The passengers by the Prometheus are all
well and have arrived At this port in p days from
San Francisco.
The San Juan difficulty. Purser Lord says
i s settled The Prometheus ett a. San Juan the Z.
: sloop Of war Cysne, al well.
Passed 18th, bark Lucia, OF Moro Castle.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
soutse-- Taegr1ps oa,,. ep-,- y a,..v ,.d s.,.~..
Appointnents-John sIIden-The Cen-u. o.
Zee Affair.


5fec.aI DispGIA 10 TIE n T. T-i5s-<.
WAsHNGroN Thursday April :. ls51
Seator SOule was nominated Minister TO
Spain to day. and confirmed unanimously without
reference TO committee. AL the L5us;,ns nom
nations were confirmed exoep; John " Bell a. Sub
Tres,urer-the Finance Committee not being ready 70
report upon IL
COnSais Confirmed Alexander Thomp-
scn, John Hodgden. Rouen, France George w.
Fletcher, Chsgres.
W. G. Kendall was confirmed Postmaster
at hew-Orleans; T. G. Jones, also, a. Collector At
Frenchmans Bay. Ne. Also number Of Registers and
Receivers Of Land Offices in Louisiana and Arkansas
and T Drew Superintendent Of Indian Affairs IN the
latter State
John Slidell is here, and viii probably de-
cline the Central American Mission.
Attorney General Gushing has given an able
written opinion against the legality Of the writ of
pevin granted 70 Kennedy to remove papers from the
Census Office. QCH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Rhode Island Election The Liquor Law
Sustained by the People, but the Assembly
supposed TO be Opposed.

PROVIDENCE, Thursday, April Z, 1873
The returns are all in, with the exception Of
New. shorebam The vote on The repeal Of the Liquor
Law shows 90 majority in favor Of sustaining the
present law The vote Of New shoreham Will not vary
this majority much.
The Assembly j, undoubtedly opposed 70 the pro
hibitory lAw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Another Arrival from CalifornIa-s2. 800 900
in Gold Dust on the way TO Newly ork.

NEW ORLEANS, Thursday, April :, 1853.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived from
Aspinwal with $4,000 in gold the California mails,
and $50 passengers. The news has been anticipated
by the Daniel Webster.
The p reports that the Illinois sailed from
Aspinwa for New York on the ls inst, with g., 10000
in gold and 6OO passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
s,.amer sunk-Csnrrr..i.nai Nemiaa bon.

LoUEYILLE, InursdAy Aprl I.
The steamer California sunk at shIrI-ta1
Bend. Mississippi River, Loss, $1,000
I.Goyernor Letcher has been nominated
for Congress n TIE Ashland District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Fall In the stock OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. &c.

BALTIMORE, Thursday April Z, ls53
We have no mail this evening beyond Rich
moud.
The Maryland Senate to-day accepted the
invitation Of the Pennsylvania Legislature 20 VISIT
HArrisburgh. The H0use OF Delegates have cAned
the invitation.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stock fell two
do lars to-day under the influence OF proposal 20 cell
the portion owned BY the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Marine Disaster.

PKovrpkNos THURSDAY Apr , :, % Fol.
The schooner Challenge OF Sesfs .p S.ra p pa.
con- om savannah 1tA s IO5 S'1s q ssrs.. S.Tas
tInSer Put INTO -, soS ana al one tune lad ave ie
'PrS s.sr Is her hold Had 70 tsr0s eve, 80
a. S.s S icsd 70 hss;ss ,ss yesss. c'gt C'-''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
FIFTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER.
LOSS OF STEAMER TENNESSEE

ANIIETY FOR HE SAFETY OF The STEAMSHIP
INDEPENDENCE
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Rhode Island Riection-Maine Law.

Spo1sl DlspaidA Q lac v 4 IIto11s =,
Providence, Thursday. April :, l'53.
Weare all right on the Maine Law. Put down
400 majority IN this city and Al least 90 IN the state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Tn, Georgia Mail Agent.
LoCIsv1LLK. Taursta,

LoCIsv1LLK Taurstsy, April : TN
Colonel Levi. the speoAl msl agent, ~no
VA. accused Of having stolen q package e9nlHl-
"a 90 an Wa arrested a. AisiAn,A Ga had 2eea
mailageui number Of years a A>2t2cKy Aa1 1 Il
gasss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
The Marion AZ Charleston.

CHAKLEsToS TzesdAy, Aprh ;, L7oJ
The L. :. Mail steamship ManOn, Capt NJ
Brry srived here a. II O'Clock tbs CTGesdsyl morn
Tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
New Minister from Nicaragua.
,p,etaI D,,pafob 10 The n Y Tyibuas

WASHINGTON. Thursday April :, las.
| learn that the State Department have re-
cevod an inrnation from Charge in Central Amer
ica Nj Kerr that Nicaragua designs sending Mr. CAS-
TFLLoN her late Minister Of Foreign Affairs to Wash
ington. in place Of Mr Mucoleta Mr. Castenon was
recently chosen by the Constituent Assembly OF Hon
duras san salvador and Nicaragua which held 10 ses
sons at the City Of Teguoigalpa as President OF the
proposed Confederation but that organization having
.sain failed 70 be carried out he does not undertake
the Office He Is one of the ablest men In Nicaragua
no more cordial in his affection for either England or
the Canal Company than was Mr. Marcolets and oPpo-
nent also Of the present dominant party in Nicaragua
and is very probably sent here by Senior Chamorro'
the Supreme Director or President Of that Republic in
order to get him out Of the way at home. n
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Northumberland,

BosroS, THURSDAY, APril ;, l;51
The L. s slooPOfvar Dale Capt Lardher
+o-, ~. eos,t Of Af.icA arrived here the morning
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rRy Tslrs-Sgs
The Canal Enlargement.

AIBANf IuNls1aJi 1'f1'- = ,
Mr.. VandeEbilts resolution IS anen1'u'
pas.eS Al II. o'elOck lsst night v... R-,,,,,
YE,s-NessEs BSscOek, bsekHlAA stFi..sa MorEsa,
Moo Otis Plat, SuaiiA' Snow rASe'' ! i----
BIZ w. ~, BArlesi. cSnser, Cornell ps'sa''T-
Jones MeMuuy-S
Adiourssd
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tn. Steamship Cherokee at New-Oriean-.

NrwOHLEANs Neinesdsy, Aprl ., 10.
The steamship Cherokee, from NeS-1ork
"a HarHns ID INST has arrived a. tbs Por-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
rrIeunnhIc Marine Reports.

rwOELEASs, THURSDAY. Aprl J. LIZ
Arrived. ships Hartford, Boston. and Nes-
-, NsH Yssk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Afternoon Session..

The question being on Mr. Wright's prOp0-
sifion to recommit the Emigration bill - select
uiittee, the Senate refused 90 recomuiit Ayes II :
Nays l6.
Mr.. WRIGHT moved 10 recommit, so ss to
strike out 80 much Of the bill related . the restora
ton Of the Office Of Physician Of the Marine Hos
pitAl: which was lost, and the bill passed Ayes ";
Nays
Bills PASSED.
The Mock Auction Bill.
Authorizing record OF certain mortgages in
KI q County.
Amending the act Incorporating the Green
wood Cemetery.
To appropriate part of the wages Of con-
victs % the support of their families
The New-YOrk Annual Tax bill, which reach
es s214.0OO by Ayes IL, Maya
In relation To drawing jurors in Kings Coun-
~ the third reading Of the bill was made the special
order for tomorrow, over the tax and toll bill.
Mr. Vanderbilt gave notice OF bill 10 be
presented tomorrow 20 provide for the expenses OF
Government and 20 pay certain claims which nov I'M
perously demand payment. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY
Mr. ST JOIN presented memorial from the
Chsmt er Of Commerce of New Nork relative 70 laiA
The bill relative 10 the care OF street children
wss reported complete.
Also, the bill relative TO opening of streets IN
Brooklyn
Mr. j. Row. reported bill exemptlng the
New.York Asssy Ofices from taxation. Ordered to a
third reading
The Ten Hour Labor bill was reported COM
plete
Mr. FoRsrrH moved TO make the bill to pre-
vent the Injunction % Cities IN the construction oil
Railways the special order for Friday
MIR HALE objected
Mr. FORSYTH moved 70 suspend the rules
The House refused 20 suspend.
Mr. V,NDERBIrs resolutions. 10 provide Tor
the Enlargement OF the Canals, were read
Mr. HADLEY moved their reference TO the
Csrsl Committee.
Mr.. BuRRoUGHs moved reference 20 the
Committee of the whole and made the special order
for Friday. Lost-Ayes. IS NAYS, lS-not twothirds
and the resolutions went 20 the Canal Committee
Mr.. WILSON moved that the Documentary
History be furnished members, officers and report
ers. Carried
Also against supplying Revised Statutes as above.
Agreed 20.
afternoon Session.
BILLS PASSED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
To elect the County Marshal Lost, cedlug
the Jurisdiction 20 the ovN lands tor Light mouse
To authorize the Brooklyn and Flatbush
Plank Road 20 collect tolls IN certain cases
To increase the capital stock of the Myrtle
av Plank Road Company -.
To regulate the hours of labor in public
works and at all trades.
Amending the act regulating the formation oil
Railroad Companies. -
To amend the charter of the Ne~-fork
Academy of hesiicine. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
The Detention Of the steamer Ohio at Ha.
waunNorkS, Thursdsy, April :, 1853.

The detention Of the steamer Ohio at Ha-
vans has been niade the subject Of Government in
curry and measure. will be adopted to prevent It's re-
currence So ssys The Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22
PR0PoSsD DI7:ks or SAILING.

X. Nall
street. New York BROWN, sHlPLEY CO., Lverpoo T. O.
ROBERTS CO. Is Kings Arms Yard London JOHN MUNROE
co 20 Rue NOte Dame des victories, Paris GEO. H.
The these ships accountable for gold
dng signed therefor the
de3l-ly
NEW YORK MARBLED IRON WORKS. once nd sales
hoonl Aus broadway, opposite New Haven Railroad be-
pot Mnnufacory Cor 9th Avenue and t7th
gfurers Adr6lefsed Csf Iron Hdnn>s, Td6e Tops Columns
Padsers, tGoet Cdses Courters 1Lso
tngs for Buadngs such Biadoto Late, Ss Wdys
Columns Brooaies. dc, DC, &c. -
The above Company having just completed
tensv Foundry and Mandatory
OF Architects Builders the public generally
ment Of AARBLEIZED IRON ILlSTLS other articles
which they producing
and design Of which, and their exquisite
equaled, and cannot be exeelled
The exact limitations of the finest varieties Marble such
EGfPTlAN Sienna Broeace Verd Antique Agate
BERT Jasper Pyrenese Light SPAR &c white
have elected the unqualified
bss and fully established their popularity with public
some OF the advantages
ofwthstanding HIGH DEGREE HEAT resisting oils and
ACIDS which stain and defaee Marbles their CRAPNEss
eng about third the kinds
Nantes also being packed safety
the country r
The Marblng department under
ING, who ht introduced this iHrdudB
and demonstrated
other substances Circulars with plates varieties
OF patterns will be furnished when desired.
Address orders and communications
de2o-dly CHARLES CROSBY, Secretary.
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rUyo THE FARMERS AND AcRIcrLrra.L 90, WI

NTI OF vlRGINlA.-Ihe subscriber to
iy namely sUPERPHosTHAGE OF LiME ali q, be Ss
its well properties res netslinr and -Tti
Magic Effect patent shi was sran,ed i's yrSroE the
one Of the arst Chemists Of the day Having
espencs anusctue This article with him. giys.
eTn % 70 ste IN IhS Az The No Of my PTsn NAT
hrentr and IHi,ocr Of it into this country should
York american Institute faly the correctness IN
statement together with host Of the highest
the Farming aud Agricultural consumers ny Manure
lean pleasure having many kind
rom h srangets 70 me- rquIiE Of me to rfer wlo
or u,tie, lana iSai can be rrsS many s tat
ees parties dubious of buying than
to make trial. the parties purchase Toxs AMI
proud making II known their surrounding "a ming negbos
cation Of this miraculous Proeess which
sni aesui,u.i easily hen the reader
- y, @ ,hS no plant ui grow on sou denT ed Of II thos
the soil and taken by the plants solution their
can farmer.
win presume to point 90, The says9ase
TO be dce.mposed before they can be incorporate
tefs and se5uPuous eNpement,r teen that
twenty bushels Of Line lAv the Jr,ire
s, is on account Of it. being state Of shorty
derive their strength and growth from iie s in other fo
pb1te aiih m" addition Of suspo as Other
nee,,sy furnish ihc .oii that sReh ha, robbed
by is quite effective Guauo muel
mole durable manure, and less volatile ny other
' =" c,B bs BURG, AEr!sa,o. al Chemist.
WILLIAMSBURG l.. l,
Where purchasers rely obtaining pure
genuine sTticlc styled A No. 4.
To prevent deception bug practiscd henccfo
ages Wllhe branded with the manu' 'acturer's nam.
G n DE BURG
Anxcd the cf the gentlemen Acknowledged &C
rty aud standing Analytical Chemists Who have passed
judgment UPON IT, JAS X CitLTON, ~ ". D.,
TiiOS ANTtsFIt 1. tsQ, VI. n.
WILLIAM ". ELLf1 ,Fsq ~ D.,
ISAIAH DICK, g.. NJ. D.
JOHN CURRts, isl, VI. n.
p = My representative Mr. p ONEiL shal do himself
pleasure u visiting Virginia of bu,incs
required Of him relative this he
bring With him full supp J' Pnyiifs o. ful pat
lars, which u BE- found most essentially useful the agdcutu-
raj community.
Pfee ttS 10 ono ibs from the Mandatory.
~ McGRUDER sons So.e Agents fc- R-huond Va.
lrai.d4gim
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sorInERN iGRIrILTIRlL
TvplFVryT VtST'EtSISEJ y a .SEE,, SToPF
lNAILNLIL.. IanIrr- ID l.nrlrmrr- nrn.- InL. Nj

IMPLEMENT MdNTFdtIuEl , g SEEi' STORE
lNAHNitlt- Planters nd Gafdrnrrs pleas take Nucr.
Agricultural Implement Mandatory and Seed Store lEu
the PouFhD where they intend uauuaur al kinds hs
most improved Agricultural lmpcmcns used Ca farming aut
gard, ming
Among witch found The wiley D,nble r,in-s
Composition Cap poush-the cheapest aui
Plough uarrautcd c ground u order acd
q lighter drsurh hsn Plough is u-e t 's Fosh
the "a his smith. 10 aH warranted o. stHrd a
li.ds land, asstcr vglusht sfcs krds PouFl
Castings and Ppugs wl-t The impr NCormit
with lsni side and hc. L,rn Plough, rslt and ltt
Davis, with wrought and cast shar-s aua 80 N ds n h-
approved riuughs iu Ao The best r1wer
1hrcsirr inc, with Separator, from Tluct
twciychose power. This Irts'tr prorouu ~ al ua
have usri vort, t' o. The ytry best Mschut
nov n o remarkable drsuEht, aui not c1upi,a
ted Ncfy easily kcpt in order. We ucad rcisr 90 -
gentlemen rsrd Thr,t.trs yeas Gvorr,
Taylor. Of Hanover. Mr. William Hlrtis, Richmond Ciy
N Francs Nelson, of New Kent. Hon Niat = Archer,
Amelia tnd Col uancock, of Cts''acd Ay n u- ahuy'
named gentlemen uiu state er arns of The "a ~
Macns With pleasure. This Ma took the premium th,
aU Maryland state Pair held E tworC A MUf's ard d.
Unit states Pennsylvania Premium Fan Mil, upvror
Wheat brs,gi he st rat,ru'; Con forr. Grain Crsd
u make, uarruFs Cuiva f Corn S rt, Corn a1I
COB Crue Foddcr Cuttlrs straw Caters Ecvoug House
Rkes article u, ths of fafmit
ntion. Call and examine for yourselves.
IN che branches ~ mauufacurns trienens o us'sndts
feel aic aging that an arlcs purchased cf uin b.
found be shat they recommended BE- sod prices
suit purchNstrs tsins manufacurd hy ourselves
euisiy in, ths rsrs snd gardeners esI sud
~ Pscuisr attention {. esnsi &c our pouile Pointed Cap
Premium Pioushs, rF,shing Machines snd ne's re.sr.
ssn OF the Plough, No "a three door, Hiss City Hotel
A SoHoR RoLTISe oLorH.-osnan. "Aneher" boiling
N Goth, for sale by SMITH Z ROBERTS
Uu Ne "a Main street,
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T,nmorGInT II no II; LEX!NGToS, AND BUCHANAN " Two

vuHhOCGH TO LEXINGTON, AND BUCHANAN IN TWO
DAYS In our Mail Packet Boats by sco,il- and
ana aer the 10Th OF October Packet Boats will
leave kchnond daily suAdays
NJ and arrive In Lynehburg in 81 hours Buchanan
hours
Ke.uInns leave Buchanan ~ A. day except
day arrive In Lynchburg At 6S p M leave Lynehbarg
and arrive In Richmond In 80 hours the
Norfolk Boats leaving at ~ NJ and the Southern
Railroad Cars, leaving Al
Passengers for Lexington with daily stages
Nor RIVER Returning, leaving Lexington
days, and arrive In Richmond In 90 hours.
Passengers for Farmyle, Buckingham
Are ~ = Charlottesville fare t-And staunon fare a. will
leave Richmond on Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays
Below Card Of intermediate distances
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Buchanan only ...... ............ 4 s.
sui2 BOYD. EDMOND A DAVENPORT

UNLNwOOD FOR sALE-Having residence AR
~ the city offer at private s Farm the ChiekAhomi.
Hnrieo eight miles
miles below the New Bridge contains $50
high land and the balance low ground. About
low land cleared and In
land is in cultivation, all Of which lined by me In
the last two years, and one. half well clover.
The uncleaTed land heavily beres
consisting Of comfortable
large stable and house -'
The neshborhood healthy, society good as
In lower Virginia.
Ite water is nrsi rate, and scenery beautiful.
FOR terms,Ap to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-22
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A""eno, ~ seen re- cansse's HM
nah @ circhng ancient Powhatans strong dood,
mere oncr the Indian hunters vgwam stood,
nos u beautiful our crescent city Res
LAX LAX not OF that beneath stern Turkeys skiss ~
w win spre and palace, mnaret and dome. -
tptn, 700, We ooast IN ireedonis happier home,
~, P'Su"s' me'" ,'es mngie With each scene.
G v,1 2 Oh 1onn "hte steep'e set ng-eent
~ NJ, !" A,nIhg'on oeneath that roof so old, -cf-
ne me- o"1e n's concave wise OF freemeu bold.
"e'e nenry sr1iess eoquence has RUG,
anu o'ne. ordses Ger whom Times du-t is flung,
. ue,hp STU tneir deeds and counsels live, ~
=" '"' o'oao iand tney nosrfy did give.
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D ro'ne 'nou risest on my seven hilhss cd
SuS ave IN sport, no ar-note through thee thrills
o. 10. -" Nspl'o' 'Iie' moonoeans smile
yn,1i J,a".1 so,'' os ,ai' oa-ed m'd trees'
pro,d hs,, y, ae"r, or ,osea OF fericies. -r-d
w;,h ,osaa ae.n anu wisdom have thee crowned.
a. ,h , a'e 'i''.e NY s-eet homes abound.
And Job,soa ."i. "s.u '. Ls,Rn haah walked,
Tho-s hoI, 80. t,s ano MONIES nprise
To &C. a, , -'e" pon' hrskies
TO- oss,, -.:I' 's.'erS pAsser-oyi
To 60 ann y s"oN'ng MONIES ON high r.1
s. Paul's light ring reach elud.. m. s;.h,