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Soogstswn Female seainary, Gsorsetews, ID. @.
TVS institution open operation.
study very thorough and prse.ed Tbs pscieal sspssin
tends all the departments Of study
efficient teachers The Assst -
vaniass who wish place their daughters under watch
full parental attention. ##..4s IL
Boarding English branches sac per u
Gsonibs French music, drs
Day pupils from s. TO $40 per u a weeks. t
Circulars and catalogues be had application the rrA
sipal ~. ...~ kas y. Il. +. = u.
WILLIAM j. CLAIR,
Sept le-Awdkcp (Sta PsoeSal.
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CIxossAII Sept 22Thc trial OF Kssane for forgery
progre ng Lebanon Judge Rogers having decided that
the wne in proving the handwriting might pa re-
with the handwriting of the accused, eight ccrs OF our
civ bank, have testified positively that the forged checks
wee filed up by Kisssne Several facts also be-
Ing elected a the examination OF witnesses. s.
Nrw YopK. Sept 1-rhe steamers news has had a
favorable effect brrsdsts assales Of $50 bbs
Sc Isl So 81 for State, 50 81 30 s7k on to
good Ohio and 80 ~ % 62A for SOUTHERN Wheat has
advanced cents-saies of so 900 bushels Is3 III
cents white 1877 lao FOR southern and
ISL Genese Corn IL hmersales OF IL bushc
81 cent. for mixod and 80 cents Tor yellow
B.LrImonr, Sept 2Ssles day OF 800 bbls -four nj
IS s7, Small sse, of grain at steady rates $40 II
Nrw ORLEANS, Sept 2lThc market is duh. with
declining tendency. Su,rr ha. advanced L. Sales du-
ring the three days 500 bti sopeIHne Ohio -four
IS rs Market dun. slHa ~ seE
NKw oRLssss, Sept n Cotton market easier-sales
yesterday 800 bales mi6dling Orleans l0i - = S1f
=
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Ws#N The Eahir Of ksva's H1.# r-.F ..H
rsovrs
CHINESE JUGcLERs r.a
s1e# -1crobat Corfortionfs, and Eroisfiorfs,
A. In number, .a n
Win appear IL thetx Aaf
rf THRILLING AND sTARfLJN0 vEArs,
AKRON RAIL- MONDAY september every
a4 evening during the week.
TXs I~fs~i We-dv ard h-sfe~i pvAAssi~,
Retx and yean Old With the
dancer DEWITT ~i in their oAass ethop.s
= Fl. IN
Poo particulars 80 bills. $3.50 r. 4.
open 81 7 O'Clock. .6e.e.l
chiidren, IS. Reserved seats. rs cent?.
9f--lw = &
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portable air furnaces, fos hsssAs
dwelling houses churches always hanl nad ~
the shortest notice We think they w esst In hs MAJ
I'M HI0' WOODWARD 4 0uy.
No. North nv, between 10Th 4 ilM sussk.
Sept 2l--6uf
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DEATHS IN MosuE-- Two Methodist preachers STA.
toned in Moble-Messrs. Hughes and Powell-have
both fallen victims to the yellow fever. Mr. Powell
died on The ath, aud Mr. Hughes the 18th instant.
They are both represented being devoted and faithful
minister's and as having been very a,sidaous in their at
lention upon the sick and dying.
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LARGE pHILANTHRoPY.-The sum subscribed TO aid
The sufferers by the epidemic in New Orleans, and sent
TO the Howard Association, now amounts 10 two hun.
bred and twenty three thousand hundred and four
teen dollars. New Yetk city alone has subscribed
S49,654 New York has subscribed upwards Of $4,000
in aid OF the sufferers at Mobile. IT. +apit.g 1s
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II is understood that DR. Noah Webster left among his
other valuable manuscripts synosss Of the principal
words ia twenty languages arranged in classes under the
same radical letters" This is to be psblisbed seon.
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A. nv s,<pOG,A AND FAsHIoNs.-DUvALt h MOTHER.
tsIces, having
their fail wtnter eo1ds.
N
s.sss'sh~e.s Their customers nnA The public generally
csaL
We have alien choice gentlemen, rnhst sca1
81 The newest styles DUvALL bho
Ser 23-Haw3wif
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How TO prrsrror THEN.--A correspondent, seeing
the statement about fever being transported in rags from
New Orleans, Gays that il the rags washed in 90
luton OF corrosive sublmate all danger OF infection
would be entirely removed This would proven, the ne.
csssity OF destroying them.
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TUsr IN sEAsON-Wshsvsju Just received the largest and
Beautiful New Yosk
that has been offered for this city, and will ss hs
cheaO for cash. I'll s#a. 81 .tEa4N HiHr as4ts Z,
9f Ill WOODWARD GUY,
Sept 2l--6uf ,-,-
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TnE coMrT-The comet is noticed By all the Mexican
papers The official paper Of Oaaca in noticing il, Gays
.'t is six nights since we first saw the comet
in the western part Of the heavens, elevated but few
degrees above The horizon II appears before o'clock,
and at eight il is longer viabe from which infer
that the arc of its pathway above hozon is but
small and that in other lali,udes !, can be for
longer time"
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The government steamboat inspectors a, New York
have made report in relation 10 the recent explosion
board the steamboat New World They found all the
SEAN gauges out OF order and one safety valve heavily
loaded, engineer bad no idea oil the pressure
created In consequence OF the boat not having been in
.peced the ngneef escapes criminal but his
license is revoked The charge OF intention Of racing
was not proved IS s..Is s,.tt $3.50"
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CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.
BArxoRx, Sept. 22.-The Cumberland coal trade for the
pa,t week, amounted to IL, 6lS tons.
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MonLr sep,. ~ The mortality reported for the past "a
ou rs is I6, including ~ from fever. #.aM
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AG, LsAa. and Hewp Carpets xsJua received and
IL for sale fun supply goods viii b lbssA
worthy the hosseks~p~s
Also mu.ins, IAN osaes
per yard, or u - per piece. .-.-...fa ff.s
+ At Dealers in furnishing dry goods generally,
.F.N Pennsylvania avep~e, door sAss u 9TH =.
0Aut2o 2troif
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mAs.Acnvsrrr. prxqerArIc CONVENTION \.

WopcEsrEE, Sept. 22--The convention nominated Hem
nv w Bishop governor by nation, and noi mated
LeviA D,wley, Of Boston, for lieutenant governor.
Resolutions then passed pedging the deraocrate
party 10 the support union principles approving OF tho
ppontent of Caleb Cushing in favor Of The ran-hour
system opposed British interference with tho fish
endorsing Commander Ingr ahan's conduct in tho
Kosla affair ia slAest
The ,anvsation them adjourned de
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Nxw YORK, Sept 22.-Dates from Havana to the 18th
and Key West the Iih have been received here There
wal inquiry for sugar. but the high rates Of freight
prevented exensive operations The quotations ara--iol
white ordinary choice Fioretes o. o. Molasses bud
declined q. Lard lower. Exchange on London ii i
and il on Boston. K ~ ftag srtgs4 s.5ta.
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WANTED Immediately, at the Little Falls hwtAwsS
wages 81 80 ~ ~, and 81 80 per day. -
Aiso twenty five good aborers wages o. Is per day.
GEO. Thorn, 5000
Cap. Typographical Engineers, in charge u /,
sept l3-d.dn IBslt SUM- construction Of bridge
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YEvEp STATISTICS.

srArIsTlCs N
Nxw ORLEANS Sept 2l.-Iniem during the past "a
hours 81, including IL fever cases.
NKw ORLEANS, Sept 2I-The health report issued this
morning gives total mortality OF 81 including 20 fever
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NEw ORLEANS, Sept g.. Brownsyille (TexaD papers Q
the l6 have been received They contradict the war
mors and say there been augmentation Of the Mex
lean forces and no Mexicans have been ordered
Texas on contrary there never existed more riendi
relations on both sides the Rio Grnnde ss.5 NJ Y,
General Smith arrived at Dfownssie on the 10Th, wit
an of cavalry He was expccted at Point label
the l9th. ts~ sstt4sz sstsgEifs ~ ssFass
General VOL, OF Mexico. had arrived at Ma,amorns.
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cOMPLETE In all Observation-Disclosures additions
complete all and desirable In the
nearly ready
sa early day dcsi
reduce consequently offering really
inducements purchasers. u.
We respectfully that ell indebted us vos ~
Of their old bills making purchases.
Good arcc low prices and fair dealing may Be Yelled In III
cases. f7gat Rs FERRY = bNOTHEk,
s Miss Dcrmous Building,
Sep 22-6uf sHgf5 Opposite Centre Market.
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h WoxDrRrUL rARTURITioN.-The Mississippi Times,
(Holy Sprngs) OF the Isl September comes to with
the following announcement taNH
n Sscen ChVdrsn at On Birth t--Jvssissipyi Against
ne WorH The most ASSN shing pafuron recorded
in the annals oil the human race, we are informed,
Cured last week in the vicinity OF Salem, Tppah county,
in this State Oar information ia from gentleman OF
veraci,y. who states that lady OF thai peighbouhood
has just become the mother OF seven children NJ one
birth !" ts =
Was there ever woman ID. world that beat this
IL there woman living that can boat il
We don't believe that story II It is true, will ven.
iure TO assert that the father made tracks for parts
kaown as soon a. be received the report
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-03

IN rngrassed bill 10 INCORPORATE. INC ''a''i
G.eri Turnpike Company %as IaA'n ~ -. ~
motion of Mr.. Crow. read lhlrd Time "'o pa
acd-ayes %. noes 81.
An engrosscd iii, II increase the ca u
fhe Branch Of the Excfnuge BARK a' if,e''
Irlrp was taken up on motion oi Mr. - a''s'''
read third time aud passed. -.
The clerk was ordered 10 INFORM tse '''''a'e
II fBc passage Of said byls.
IN engrossed bill amending and re. enac' ing
tic I2I section OF chapter s. Of The Gode'Pf'
I..iliing the sale or deportation 81 certain com
,n,d5tie. without inspeclion, 0as taken up on
morinn Of Mr.. Wheeler Pending tie toH'ide-
ration 81 which, =
On motion. the House proceeded with the
,o,.,derafi,n Of the joinf order of the day, FOR
ibe,l.clion of a Bripader General Tor Tie an
Bre o Of Milia, 10 fiji the vacancy OCCASION
Il - he rcsignali8u of q cncrai Peter l. John,
ron. and thtrenpen Mr.. Barbour nominated
CO. Jonathan Richmond, and Mr.. Dunn nom
mated Col Peter S. Handy.
T..iont vote stood for Col. !. Richmond
1I5. ror Col Handy 2G, scattering j.
Thcrcupon Col. Jonathan Richmond'haV'ng
received majority Of all the votes cast, was
declared duly elected Brigadier General for the
Eth Brigade Of Virginia Militia.
4 bill providing for the removal OF Tree ne
cruls and rnaat;oes from the Commonwealth
benz the special order OF the day was taken
up. and thoreupon on motion of Mr.. Browne
the said bill was amended.
Mr.. Bottom presented a substitute therefore,
which on his motion was amended, and then
Mr. Prctow presented a substitute for the sad
bill, and thereupon on motion ofMr. Mr. MaPp
the Till, substitute and amendments were com
milfed to The committee for Courts of Justice.
A bill 10 appropriate the further sum OF
500 600 To McA damize the Northwestern
road, being The unfinished business Of Satnr
day, was taken up,and thereupon Mr.. Dunlap
withdrew lis motion 10 postpone indefinitely,
and the question recurring on the motion OF Mr..
Jackson Of Wood to lay the said bill upon the
table, it was determined in the Affirmative
An engrosscd BILL to authorize the President
and Directors Of the Rappahannoct company
TO increase the capitasto and for other pur.
poses, was taken up on motion Of Mr.. Bar
beur.
Pending the consideration ofwhich,
On motion Of Mr.. Barbour, the House ad'
jourlod until o'clock this evening.
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gsaiIroad Meeting ina Nelson.

AZ a meeting OF the cll2ens of Nelson coun-
~, NJ their Coult-hcusc on Monday the 2lth
day OF January, 1853 Ga the motion of Ster.
ling Claiborne, Esq, Gen. VIM. 5. Loving was
appointed Chairman, and Alex. Brown, Sec.
retnry.
The Chairman having explained the object
Of tho meeting on motion, Messrs Robert
Whitehead, Ro. l.. Brown, VIM. Gordon
Chos Perrow, II. l.. G.. Harris, Albert w.
Harris, Thos. J. NInssie, S. c. Snead, VIM. w.
Harris, Alex. Fitzpatrick, Richard II. Cole
man, Geo. Vaughan, Chas n. Patteson, VIM.
p. Shepherd, l.. n Lyon, JAS S. billiard,
Jas. 5. Penn, JAS Il. Elsom, John II. Loving
and Joseph II. Shelton were appointed com
miltee to draft resolutions expressive Of the
sense of the meeting in relation to a Railroad
from Charlottesville to Lynchbnrg.
The committee after retiring To consult, re.
turned, and reported the following resolutions {:
list. Resolved, That whereas the people Of
this county have long been in favor OF internal
improvement, and by the votes of their repre-
scntatives have shewn their disposition to ad.
vance thereby tho interest and welfare of all
parts of the State; and being firmly of opinion
that the representatives OF the people, ought to
take such steps, and provide such means as
will be adequate to complete all the most i'm
portant Railroads and other important lines Of
communication already commenced, and being
! of the decided opinion that a connection by
! railroad between Charlottesville and Lynch
burg, (elther TO be made by a continuous route
of the Alexandria and Gordonsville, or by an
independent Railroad) will not only advance
the interest and prosperity Of the people ON the
line, but will be of great and countless advan-
tagc to the community at large-N therefore,
they pray the Legislature TO grant charter
so as to secure this connection a great pub
lie good
2ud, Resolved, That our Delegate aud Sena
tor, do all they can to assure the passage of
such law.
Sd Resolved, That as this meeting believes
there are at least three routes for such line, that
the charter be granted leaving the route
open for selection by the Stockholders and
board of directors.
Which resolutions being considered by the
meeting and put 10 the vote by the Chairman
were unanimously adopted
Upon motion, it was further Resolved. that
copies OF these resolutions be sent to the Dele
gate from this County and the Senator from
tins district, with request that they present
the same to their respective bodies.
Resolved also, that the Richmond, Char
lottcsville and Lynchburg papers be requested
to publish the proceedings ofthis meeting.
WIN. S. LOVING, CHI m
AIN BRowN, Sec'y.
Republican, and Express, are requested to
copy.
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VIRGINIA LEGssLATURE.

MONDAY, Jan. 81.
HOUSE.-Prayer by the Rev. DR.. En-
pie.
A number of bills were reported from stand.
ing committees.
Several resolutions were presented and ad-
opted.
An on8rossed biz to authorize branch TO
the Northwestern Virginia Railroad was Ia
ken up on motion ofMr. Lewis, and the rules
were suspended with a-view to reconsider the
vote by which the same was ordered TO be en-.
crossed, and then, on motion, the same was a.
mended and, as amended, ordered to be laid
on the table and printed.
Several bills were ordered to Lc engrossed
I,qnd read a third time.
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DE EuE

n lSLATURE-THE .4NCIENT ElN4NION
LO0KiNG UP'-3,200,00O Appropria'el tor liner
nal hoProreaeats-The bills aPproproting in the aggre
gate the abovesum for the completion Of the Va. and
Penn, South Side, Petersburg and Norfolk and Dam
vile Railroads have pissed the HOUSE, and await the
action OF the SENATE. In the mean time the friends Of
Efie'nal lmProreneuts who may wish to appropriate
their funds ludciousYin the completion of their winner
ardr93es will find no difficulty in pressing good d3s
at the CLOTHING BAZAAR, for which they will re-
cflye handsome diotdeads on sight.
Those who wisha fine itting Garment, equal to
foP 'no considerable less pense and trouble would
90 wei to call at our cstablishmentas in large
STOCK ct Dress, trock, and Sack COATS, PANTS,
NESl s. &c, the shape, size, taste and means of all
may may be accommodated. a. D, SHAFER 81 CO.,
leo o-tsl Clothing Bazaar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Se--zs SPECIAL NOTECE.--T THE
-'>---A Merchants and Tade,men of Lynchturg-
The undersigned, Publisher of the ROANOKE BEAcoy
published at Salem Roanoke county, oilers the columns
Of said paper as very fine medium for Advertising by
the Merchants &C. of Lynchburg The Beacon crcu.
ales in several Counties of the Souhw ST, ard offer,
superior inducements for patronage in that woy.
Tie terms viii be liberal. d. ~ CARTER
ian 97.d1m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-03
THE BLACK CREEK MARRIAGE

THE BLACK CREEK MARRIAGE
A marriage of rather novel character came
off recently In the vicinity Of the Black Creek
post office. in tins county, the circumstances Of
which are substantially as follows: A YER
dant youth, named Allen A. Collins, fell des-
perately inlove with young lady in the neigh
Dor hood, and gave unmisakabIe signs Of a
desire to marry her, though no evidence of
reciprocity of sentiment had been shown by
the lady The parents Of the girl were not
pleased with the visirsof the enamored gallant,
and forbade him the house, when all inter-
course had, for tme,to cease between him
and lis lady love. Matters stood thus when
the young bucks ofthe neghborhood, conceiy-
ed the idea ofgetting up runaway match and
candestme marriage, Which was accomplished
in this wise. They prevailed upon him to
make in writing full confession of his indy
ing love for the grband since her parents were
meXorable, to propose clandestlne marriage,
and name a place where he desired her to meet
her on acertain night if her views corresponded
with his This letter was conveyed to the girlio
which she returned an answer declaring her
willingness 10 meet him at the appointed time
and together repair to the altar of Hymen,
where !Guual interchange of everlasting
love would make them one forever. All things
being ready at the time agreed upon, the hap
Ply pair, with their attendants, proceeded on
the wings Of love to house not far distant,
where an official dignitary performed the mat.
rlmouial service TO the evident delight of all
parties concerned. On the next morning, to
his utter dismay, aslonshmcnt and mor,ifca-
ton, he discovered he had been sold, hoaxed
and mischelviously mi FRIED to young man
named John Trimblo who Immediately left
his bed and board. Thus ended the most
ludicrons farce, and strongest desire to commit
rnatrlmony, that W have heard Of for many
day Incennes (Ia) Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-03

basu rss All LEI he fc.shbars a.ane'--
TITS mans relee. ltfr. md ineajs7'p p.
Tic opposite means bateej, iIl.Wiil, eohtf'-
non: II destroys tie peace Of nj shboraoads and
b The fruitful cause Of dlseofd among nations
must also say II YOU. frank y nat W regard
England as an Indifferent adviser On tie sab.
i-ct Of negro slavery. Her s'at"sm1nsIap' Il
Il Be Judged ~ her course q policy IN regard
II tie West fa1a l-lauds would give her 40
exalted position: unless,indred lauatieIsm be
y ,oI adviser. an1 ram aud drs9laiIuo, ii len
IS If "a ~ ise and o1ud policy. ~. " PFC.
i..sto follow our own conception Of wh 4 Il Is
proper for Us TO 10. Oar eyes arc laruzd -.
crosg the oceau,net in the direction Of Eaz'tnd
buf 10 Africa. TIE footprints Of our ro1ry
arcfeen IN the folgllcs there established, a.
ready income independent Sta'es;n the Y'inn-
orq emancipation Of slaves bY our citizens a.
preparatory of emigration h Africa course
Of emancipation Which, from 100 10 1870, has
Increased our table in Frg.u.1 ol free ne2roes,
II The ratio Of 3Ol per cent, ~hllc the "hIle
popuIa lion has only increased 1929 per cent
aud the slaves but Gi3 per cent. These inter
cs'ing statistics. ! cxtfnct from Il memorial -
Gently presented IL The Legislature 81 Rire,f1a,
asking additional all 10 further the coIouiza-
non Of free negroes IN Liberia. Thus We
seek 10 retnbuie The wrongs done by Eogan
10 Africa, by Returning civilization for barnar-
ism Christianity Tor ido'afry. We desire nc
such boon as England bestowed on her islands
--uo blight so abiding nomlldew sodostroc
tivc-no ultimate y M between the races, blood
y dcsoIating md family ouoihilaing. Steam
Is conqnering distance and Africa viii be
brought nearer ana nearer 10 our shores with
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-03
Sailing OF the ocean Steamers
FROM UNITED STATES.

LEAVES p,-r
Black Warrior. New York. Havano < MobilcJan o.
Arabia 49, Now ork.- Liverpool jan 95
Crescent City 80. New York Havanae o Jn, -
Isabel. =. Charleston Key West K Havana Jan %
Niagara Boston. Liverpool 80. - .
Cfy of Glasgow. Philadelphia. Liverpool Feb 2
York 49,. Liverpool Feb :
FROM EUROPE.
Canada. ..-....--.-- Liverpool. Boston Jan %
Atlantic. Liverpool New York Jan %
Liverpool -. New York Jan %
City Of Mancllr.. Liverpool. Philadelphia Feb .
Paeifc...--....--- Liverpool -. New York Feb 9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-03
tlMARRIAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS,

.I. III .''7'7-lN7 II UlSE 7 7 D
4 appears from the recent report on the sub.
}ect Oh marriages made to the Legislature of
Massachusetts that II 9G6 parties were ui,eJ
IN molly wedlock inihat State last wear Tho
Oldest person married during the year was -
man OF ~ TO woman under thirty. Firb,
females OF fourteen and about forty Of 6Geen
nave become wives. The Youngest connie
were each sixteen years old. In Boston ono
maze OF nineteen married female of twenty
elgh'' and IN Worcester alad Of seventesn
m'r'ed woman of thirty,eight. Ore man
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-03

ESCAPE FROM TIGER An English paper
describes the follo"i ing exciting incident
On the evening orc christmas day, as young
woman was careessy gazingat a leopard in
Batty S menagerie,now exhibiting at Hudders
field, she sauntered within the reach Of the Il
gers den, when one of the ferocious animals
thrust forth one Of its paws through the wires
and seized her 10y the coil of plated hair be-
hind the crown Of her head. Fortunately a
woman, OF slender frame but of heroic for,i.
tude' was standing by, and saw the tiger seize
Its intended prey. This woman, with exfraor-
binary presence Of mind seized the girl bv the
waist, and Notwithstanding the terrific growl-
Ing OF the beast, maintained herhold and mil.
led with masculine vlgor. The tiger still retain
cd ITS grasp, and roared and plunged terrif.
cal'y' AT tins moment t1e struggle was fear
I'll one. The people inside the menaoerie|
set up shouts of alarm which commandment
with the crowd outside aud produced scene
winch may be betterimag med than described
AT length the comb dropped from her hair, tho
con nnlurIcd, and the young woman was res-
cued' leaving the tigers paw full of he, hair,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-03
GREEN VENHSON HAHgS.

1000 l rSs 91 s,5 f' e. a Yei'"" HAMS just
feb 3-3td MOORMAN r.HfAETIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-03

HaRrERs MAGAziNE-We are indebted to
Mr.. l.. Warock, for the February No. Of EIar-
prrs Magazine The number IS a fine one:
among the articles may lie found continue,
ton Of "Napoeon Bonapartc,' "Memorics Of
tie Holy Land" "Advenmres in the Island
Of Juan Fernandez Gall OF which are beau
rfuIly illustrated) continuance of Bleak
ILouse,o Only Novel.o &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-03

ot thirty eight married fur the fifth time. -
as high as the SIKH marriage is found on IN.
record.