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The Arctic Expedition.

The departure Of the brigcntnc " Ad-
vance," IN which the search for Sir John
Franklin and his company of lost naviya-
tors is 10 bc renewed, is near at hand. We
are gratitiCd to learn that Dr. Kane, bv
whom the expedition is to be commanded.
is completely restored to his accustomed
health, and is expected to be in the city
tomorrow. Ouly about n week will then
DC required to make all ncedful prcpara-
tons for the departure.
The vessel in which the expedition will
sail now lies at the pier, opposite Grinncl
d Mmturn's, and looks as well ms when
fitted up for her first voyage to the polar
seas. She has been proved to be exactly
adapted to the service in which she is en-.
gagged. In her rigging she has been nj,
tered from brig to Il brigcntine. No
other alteration of consequence has been
made. Her deck is made of a double
thickness Of plank, with felt between. and
has cork lining beneath, about seven in
ches in thickness, Outside she has three
thickncsses ofplank, aud within she is fas
tened and timbcrcl in the strongest man,
ner.
Probably no expedition has ever sailed
from the United States, So thoroughly fit.
ted out for objects of scientific research.
though these are to be altogether scconda-
oy to the main Object of the expcdtion.--
The Advance will DC provided with u por-
table observatory. which may be erected
ut pleasure Oh a hi ighland or on ar ice
berg to aid the vision Il very complete
set of magnetical instruments, sent out
from England by Col Sabine; a damucrre-
otype apparatus of the most perfect CON
struction, to preserve for the scrutiny OF
those inhabi,ing warmer regions, the most
Interesting points of scenery Mt the eX
treme north, also the peculiaritics Of class,
cs, manner of life, &c, OF the natives.---
There will be attached to the expedition
an astronomer, an artist and naturalist
All told, it will probably not comprise
more than twenty-tour persons
The a lvance has five boats. two OF
which are willow baskets, covered with In
dia rubber. The latter are very light anG
bouyant, aud arc intended to bc used in
conncxion with sledgcs by parties engag-
cd on the ice, after the further progress OF
the vessel shall have become obstructcd
Dogs to draw the slcdges, also the service.
OF Esquimaux, are to DC procured oil the
coast OF Greenland, on the upward passage
to Baffin's Bay. The Advance is not cx
pected to be absent more than eighteen
months, but will he provisioned for three
years. The efforts that have emanated
from this city for the recovery of Sir join,
Franklin have honorcd the American Flag
and humanity, and when the intrepid DR.
Kane shall again set forth, the heartfelt in.
tcrcst and best wishes of the American
people will attend him.
Journal of Co,cn,orrc lSih. ult.
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ahl also the deed which gave him (War-
ncr) title, as he said, for the purpose of
taking it to Cleveland and examining the
title. Hudson THEN went to Mr.. Cogswell
Justice Of the Peace in Parma, and un-
der prctcnce of wishing to write him on
business, obtained lis address, in his own
handwriting
Thus having il his possession Warmers
decd, and the signatures of Warner and
Cog>wciI, Hudson came t,Clcvcland, and
drew up II deed conveying the land to
himself, to which he forged the signature
of Warner as donor, and Of CogSwcll as
certifying Justice; adding for forms sake.
those Of two witnesses.
The date of the deed was Nav 9th. and
the same day it WAS filed in the Recorders
office for record.
With this apparently indisputablc cvi-
1cnce oftitlc 10 the land, Hudson applied
to Thomas Bolton, Esq, of this CITY, for a
loan OF $1,000, offering mortgage security
upon the farm. Mr.. Bolton consented to
loan him the amount for four years, at
ten per cent annual interest, Il motpare
was drawn up which lIudson signed, and
took with him to Parma, to procure the
sIgnOtnn, Of his wife OnIrucsinv he pre-
scntcd ttcmortgagc properly signed and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS signatures of his wife
the Justice, and one witness, fprrerics, of
coursc-amd received the 81, 800 from Mr..
Bolton.
Yesterday, l7lh, Warner came to this
city, and inquired for liul>on, saving he
had agreed TO sell him his farm, and he
thought it time the papers were executed
Meeting with Mr.. Bolton, the facts
stated above were asccrtaincd, and Mr..
Warner pronounced the deed a forgery.
So shrcwd and perfectly executed n
piece ofrascality has not recently occurred
i'll this vicinity; and the forgcr having n
week the start Of law, officers, and light
nng, 1t is but barely possible that he will
bc oyertakcn by either of them.
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a Happy w World,

TniS is happy worldwide says TO the
contrary is Il fool, or something worse
There is everything TO makes us happy.
The land, sea and sky contribute to our
enjoyment. The man who has good
heart secs pleasure, where bad rtrscn be-
holds nothing but gloom. The secret then
of being happy and enjoying tLis glorions
world, is to possess a Writ uous heart. Who
is the most chcc full and contented man in
your ncighborhood! The man who is the
most honored and possesses the most rich
cs No, it is he who has nothing but a
kind and good heart. Nothing ruffles his
temper or disturLs his rcposc. The morn
Ing sky, the evening cloud, the rolling wa
tors, the blooming landscape, the teeming
forests aud fields of snow. give him pleas.
"re7 u,i'Grs never dream of. 1t is he whose
mind is led from nature up to aatnra,s C na
and every day lie lives he is as contented
and happy as it is possible for man to be.
Depend upon it, the world is beautiful!
one, and contains thousand sources of
enjoyment, which they can only see and
feel whose hearts are pure ard whose lives
correspond to the word of eternal truth.
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N U Nj B Err Is
How | woUED PREAcH Cor,p-

lloW WOULD i'REACH IF | Could
4 am tormcntcd,' said Robe. t Hall. with
the desire of writing better than cam
| am tormcntcd, says lie with the de.ire
of preaching better than can.
But | have no wish to make fine, pretty
sermons. Ircttincss is well enough wheh
prcttincss is in place. like to see d
pretty child, a pretty, flower, but in d
sermon lr ttiress is.out of place. To my
ear it would be anything but commenda:
ton, should it he said TO me YOU have
gwen us pretty Sermon.
1T wcrcupon trail for my life, and mr.
advocate should amuse the jury with
tropcs and figures, bury his argument
beneath a profusion Of the flowers of his
rhetoric, l would say to lrim;-'Tut man
You care molc for your vanity than for
my hanging. Put yourself in my place
speak i'll view Of the gallows and you
will tell Your story plainly and earnestly
have ~ objection TO II lady winding a
sword with ribbons and studding it with
roses, when she presents it to her hero
lover, but in the day of battle he will tear
away the ornament and give naked
edge on the enemy. ...-
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DoN'T BE IN A IIuRRY.-Its no sort of
use. We never knew a fellow who was
always in hurry, that wasn't always be-
mnd-hand. They are proverbial all over
the world for bringing nothing at all to,
pass. Hurry skurry, blastcr splatter-
what does it all amount to? Not straw.
If You want 10 accomplish anything as it
should be done, you must 90 about it
coolly, moderately, faithfully, heartily
Hurrying, fuming, fretting, spiuttering;.
will do no good-not in the least. Are
great works of great men done in ahurryl
Not at all. They are the produce Of time
and patience-the result of slow solid de-
velopment. Nothing can he, nothing
ought to be done in hurry I? 1t is con-
trary to nature, reason, right justice and
common sense. Your man of hurry is TO
sort of character at all. Always in confu-
sion, loose at every point, unhinged and
unjointed, blowing and putting here and
there, but all ending in smoke.
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Santa Annals Designs.

According to correspondent of the
New Orleans Picayunc, W. NAV look for
some trouble from the new President OF
Mexico. We extract the following items:
Santa Anna is now fairly seated in
the chair OF State, aud is nowisc slack in
the exercises of the extraordinary powers
granted To him by the rcvolutionists. Ills
first decree muzz!cs the picss, and de-
clnres his allegiance 10 the Church OF
Rome. Nothing is to be written or pub.
lishcd condcmning the acts of the Gov
ernment, or against the Roman Cath, lic
religion. The priests aud monarchial
party are in full power, and have every
thing their own way, the liberals hav-
ing no representative i'll either cabinet or
council.
Gen Arista has been ordered to leave
the country forthwith, and is now on his
way TO Vera Cruz, TO embark in the
British steamer for Europe where it is
rulnor"l he wall be obliged 30 reside, or
lose his property and his rank in the army
it is said that Santa Anna fears his res
dcncc in the United States.
The President is rapidly increasing the
army 10y forced lcvics, and has introduced
system of exact and severe discipline
The rumor among the kepcro sis, that hc
is going to rctakc California, aud avcnge
the wrongs of Mexico. No doubt we shall
see.
Rumor says Spain will furnish Santa
Anna with 10000 troops to carry out his
plans.
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Hs3- The attention of tLa scion,

&S- The attention of the scientific
world OF Parts, says Ie Republican, has
been aroused lately by n new invention OF
Mr.. 81. Simon S'icard, for diving purpos.
cs. II consists of covering for the head
ani chest, constructed so as to allow fieu
motion of the chest, d The main point a
the invention consists in box, which the
diver carries on his back, and which furn
ishes, from chemical compound, the gas
required for breathing. Added to the ap
paratnS is lantern, burning under water
The inventor remained under water near
" two hours.
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Unparalleled Forgery.

The Cleveland Herald Of wednesday,
gives the following account Of singular
forgery perpctratcd in that county a few
days since A homcspun f,rmcr-like
looking man who gave his name as James
hudson, appeared in Parma, in this coun.
ty, a few days ago. lie represented him
self asftom Dutchess County, n. Y, where
he had recently sold bis farm, and claimed
to be IN search of new location in this
section Of the country. Hudson made the
acquaintance Of Mr.. Lewis Warner, ex-
ainined his farm, which contained 1913
acres and agreed to purchase itfor 5000
IIc procured from Mr.. Warner written
agreement to this effect, aigncd By him,
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Preserving Butter.

The Farmers Of Aberdeen, Scotland,
are said to practice the following method,
for curing butter, which gives it a great
superiority over that of their ncighbors
Take two quirts f the b,st common
salt, one ounce of sugar and one of salt
petre take one ounce of this composition.
for one pound of butter, work it well in
the mass and close it up for use. The
butter cured with this mixtme, appears of
rich marrowy consi>tcncc, and fine color
and acquires a brittle hardness, nor tastes
salty. DIR. Anderson SAYS IL have ate
butter cured with this composition that
had been kept for three years, and it was
as sweet as at first. 1t must he noted,
however, that butter thus cured requires
to stand three weeks or a month before it
Is 'Isc'l. II it is sooner opened, the salts
are not sufficiently blended with it, and
sometimes the coolncss ofthe nitrc will be
perceived, which totally disappears after
wards. The above is worthy the attention
of every dairy woman.
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srlrrtrn Gulr5.
Fromt.c STIR S@daSiad Banner.
WILLIAM WElLAND:
OK.
THE FATHERS CHOICE.
pY c. Il. sAursoy.

ADA and Eva Nelson were S:s.crS, vet
III disposition they were as lar from scimy
alike as sunshine is like darkness. A,a
was will AMI arislocratic- -,huurl!t of no.
thing but hisl,-'ifr, gay parties, gay Young
M n--i,nd, II, fact, Mia Nrl>um WAS what
tho world calls "a cUYuritc; but Eva, grn-
tie, loving Eva, how dalcrvut was she in
everything from lsr Wild, thou.h,ie>S sis
Ter. she cared hot iur the gay sc,a.cS of
fashionable lif., aHd wlri a>k,.l lr her
more lively friends why s!Ic Went so Iit,ic
Int" snciciy, wli"u her sister .as all tie
time crj wing that pea urc, she would
answer iIsviusin Somc indifferent WAY, and
turn the subject 10 spmc;hing more pleas.
iiS to converse ulon. The truth wn>.
Eva Nelson had attractions clscw here
i,cr thought, turned to one VIZ, not being
favored b.: fnriunc, all course was not hon.
orcd witii AN invitation % tho many social
gatherings and gay parties which she her.
self was in the continued reception o.
she lvlcd not the lively scenes which shc
was invited 10 nttcurl, an.l she could not
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was beautiful and She mean, r. o,;oy ,, L'r l
charms herself, and not L, one Nam mo, mo-
nonolzc tho wI,ln SUI, wc,n ,,,', |I" ,i',o",. "o
of Ada Nelson
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She Lowell anil wasInycI in ,c,nrn. ,homol
tho object Of her love WAS NOT weal,l,y
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ES- AN Individual whose Antagonist
spit tobacco juice into his face, remarked
that he was decidedly oppcs ID to such
Virginia distractions.
We notice in a cotcmporary's columns
the advertisement of a lady for husband.
None need apply under six feet"
"Whew, hut the lady goes in ferocious-
" for lIvmcn.
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Ex-Governor Alternately, Of Oregon, has
volunteered TO support an unmarried Ilsis-
sionary in that territory; and A. Morrill,,
Esq, has oGared to do the sanc Ia Cali
fornia.
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AN Ok, weighing $500 pounds and
perfectly white, raised in Illinois, and
five legged COW, were passengers on the
David White, at Wheeling on Thursday.
They are Ell route for the Worlds Fair.
at New York.
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Miss EMMA SNopGRAss, the yoang lady
who has such a proolivity for wearing pan.
falcons and other articles of male attire,
was arrested in Cleveland on Friday. 1t
appears she abandoned her California trip
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What nrly looking brat is that under
the window, Susan ?"
why, that is miuc," replied Mrs. j."
ooh, call the dear, beautiful, pretty lit
tie creature in, and let me kiss ber."
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A cIcanly shaved gentleman enquired
Of fair damsel the other day, whether or
not she admired mustachcs
"Oh," replied tho charmcr with an arch
look, 81 invariably set my face against
them"
Very shortly afterwards lis upper lip
betrayed symptoms Of careful cultivation
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A NEW mining company, to be cniled
the National Mining Company, owning
several mines Of copper aud gold in North
Carolina, is about heing SoFTaea with
member Of the pipss as its presiaent
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IT is proposed to remove the remains Of
Ger. Harrison, which are now entombed at
North cBnd, to the Battle field Of Tippa-
canoe, there to slumber with those Of tho
intrepid Col. Joe Davis and their compat-
riots. ~
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ONE OF the female actors ut the New
York liyppodrome, who was recently
thrown from chariot, has since died; and
on Wednesday evening Madame Caroline
was thrown from horse and much injur-
ed.
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AT Augusta, Maine, on The 18th inst.
Marshal Jones seized 40 or so barrels of
different kinds Of liquors, amounting in oil.
to about thirteen hundred and forty-fiye.
gallons, which had been brought from,
Boston.
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DIR. Brombusl', who, when Q years old,
was employed by Gen Washington /, cart
specie, to pay of troops, died in brooklyn
ON the 18th instant.
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ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will bo inserted at scv
enty-tirc cents per square for the first inscr
don- and thirty-scven and half cents per
square for each additional insertion.
Single insertion, one doll per square.
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THE L. S. Steamer Susquehanna, ant
sIoops of war plymouth and Saratoga
and. storeship Supply, were at Hong Kong
in March.
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VOLUM L ii.
n. 3. BAILEY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS 1:

TuE "LEpcER" is pubiistrd every We'd
nesday morning, Mt the low price Of TWO
DOLLARS per Annum, If paid IN AD-
VANCE; Two dollars and hall. il pa, =
mcnt be delayed three months, and THREE
DOLLARS at the end Of six months.
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lr is stated that nearly all the buildings
in the vicinity of the New York CRYSTAL
Palace, are engaged for groggeries, gam.
bling and prostitution.
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Happy for us, We arc not made account
able for things beyond our reach. But not
wiihstanding man cannot grasp creation, he
Is not 10 sic down in slotll.
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E1r Prussia has redsceds,Ar duties on
French spirits so per ccts and Is about to
reduce the import duty W non.
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MAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES,
E,ALL IMPORTATIO ..-sMITH & ROE

l. ERTS importers OF Hardware. Cutlery, Guns and
Saddery, In receipt Of their Fall stock of English,
French German and American Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
consisting In part of
800 dozen "Colin's" "Einlls.' "Archers' and "Vir-
ginan Axes,
500 dozen Pen and Pocket Knives,
$500 " Knives and Forks,
1910 " Knob Closet, Stock, Pad Chest, Till md
CUPID Locks,
1000 dozen But, Parliament, Tnbe, Mayor and strop
Hinges,
1000 dozen "Rodgers'" "Wostenhom's," "Wsdo Il
Butchersn Razors,
$500 Scissors and Shenrs,
1000 i" Flint Square, Round, half Round Mil, Pr,
Gross Cut aud Hand Saw Files,
500 dozen Horse and Shoe Rnsp.
600 . Spades, Shovcls and Forks,
900 !" Selves and Sifters,
$500 gross Wood Screws,
$40 Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns and Rifles,
175 MoUsehole and other Ahyis,
200 Solid Boz, Cotter Key, and Flower Vices,
so pnir Smith Bellows,
$500 /" Trace, Stage, Fifth, Log, OK, Breast, Back
and Lock Chains,
100 dozen Halter Chains,
200 kegs Horse Shoes,
40 bags "Grfin's" Horseshoe Nails,
500 pair Iron Axcs, IA 70 inches.
Hand, lemon, Webb Mill Pit, Cross-cut and Circu-
lar Saws Hammers, Ha,chets, Augers Chses Draw
ing Knives Adze Planes Plane Irons Braces and Bits
Wagon, Stage, Gig aud Buggy Hames; Birdie Bis
Stirrup lyons Rein and Grth Webb; Birdie Filings
Brides Horse and Mule Collars, Hog Skins, "Anchor
Boiling Cloth together with every article usually kept
in our business.
These godds being purchased for cash In Sheffield
B rnnine ham, &c prepared offer the Merchants
Of Virginia, North Carolina and Te such induce
ments purchase before offered in this
market SMITH & ROBERTS,
No. "a West Main ST.,
aug 20-d&c2w Richmond Va.
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FALL FASHION, 1853.
Office ut the Depot Ofthe virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
1853 Southern Enterprise. 1853
lIaM W - - Grs
PARISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, NJ CAROLINA d. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
TINO and from New York, Norfolk. Petersburg md
i Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, md by the Seaboard and Ron
noke Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR q Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldon Petersburg Richmond, edmond and
Frcdericksbu South. Side and Va Tenn. Raronds,
md connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
ierent points the Railroads to almost every point
,hroug the above Stotes-throuh in charge OF spc
al Messengers. Nero nts availing Themselves OF this
line Ear the ira sporuton Of their Mere andse may
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud econo.
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior Of the above States order.
inc Goods Fl ON Baltimore and Philadelphia the
Of Parisen Kings Ezpress at Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond may depend upon having all changes paid,
and their Goods forwarded without the enst delay, and
free of all drayrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING Northern Office,
No. 80, Broad0oy, N. y.
w B. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boliingbrook and 2ndSts
PetvSbmg, Va
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Teiegraphed for the Lynchbarg Vugiaian.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
New YoRK, Sept. LIST.

VIEW VIM StPl. ISI.
The Hermann arrived last ght The Ia
test news from London announces that Aus.
tria had addressed lengthy note to all the
Governments OF Europe. protesting 10 show
the Smyrna affair in its proper light. as the
first step towards a realization of the Monroe
doctrine by the United States.
The seaffolding of the Crystal Palace at
Sydenham, Eng. had fallen, killing seven and
wounding many others.
Twenty ware houses, at Dover, had been
burnt-loss estimated at fifty thousand pounds.
The heat from the fire was 50 intense as to
cause a portion of the cliff to fall. by which
several iremen were killed