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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-20
RICH AND FASHIONABLE.
EnwAIn EEC,krn

RICH AND FASHIONABLE
EDWAED FEGAs&CO
y ESPECTFULLY announce tn tho Ladies OF this city
H and sarroun iig country. that the, received
or secon lot o. CLOAkS AMI MANTLhS for the ca
In d,reeht sly les, consulting every lily
in Merino Cloth Velvet, which stand
unrivale Tor quat' If Material. richness Of rrimriag
ard ELEGANCE vi Finish. cannot fail To- please the
= tidous taste
La .es rcquirin Cioaks made tn order can select the
or wishing 10 have them made Themselves DO
supplied it'll the Cloth fringe At the loves: prices.
80 - 1.HA $50
Received 40. u .mplete assortment of plaid and
figured of the ,les;nso Engl s and French
Mrinos plain. pla and figured Deiain coitoa an,
aud square Shawls also sly les in Embrcirr Laces,
Thread Edgings. and sarety OF other Goods, too
merous to mention.
The Ptopreors Of the above Establishment deter.
mi ed IN = no 9th house East or West shall exceed
them either ian FASHIONABLE NJ, les rchh.ss of Goois
In low pricrs and shall be obliged satisf the curl
ly of.he puolic only by skiing .ei
CRYSTAL F,ONi.
moves Istst. bet Main * locust. opposit p. o.
HS BAGS Rio once, reed per steamer lexington,
- sale by (novl SAN UkL ORR
SUGAw.-l hhds reed per r. J. Ward. for sale by
- does ALI.lS e. hOwES.
Mo- asses 100 btIs PINE M"lasseS
decs ALLIS & HowES.
4 tOFFEG.-I5 Is new Pin Coffee:
y , uerees Rice, In store and for sale by
decS ALLiS & HoWES.
VI>EAS-s and - boxes Imperial. G. Powder and Y.
J. Tyson Teas; alec Is half elects do.
aUN ALLJs a HowYs.
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HAWE~VILLE COAL.

A GOOD assortne nt OF Silk Merino and I.ustrc Cloak
n Capes and Vests n stor for sale b,
ocls SlLBkRMAN, ANSPACHER d CO.
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lar BILE POT!
REMOVED TO
MAIN ST. OPPOs TIE THE RANK

MAIN ST, OFFOs TIE THE d ANK.
.lty TONS ofthe finest Marble ever brought to the
ZlC West, at " holes-le or Retail. Dealers In Mar
Bile expressly invited TO examine my stock, for
will make to heiI interest 10 paronze My stock
consists Of arra, White yeined 81 Dove coored tall
I. in blocks aud slabs. American white. vari ated.
blue, coudrd and statuary, which selected with
great Gu e at the Vermont Gu rres.
MONUMENTS OF all stx Les. SCROLLS. OBLEISk,
TONES, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Counter tops aud Furniture Marble hand and made
oorder 1t Eastern prices
Grateful for the past liberal patronage, expect 10
inertia continuance of The same. Give me n call
II. A. LaWRENrE.
N.R Orders from 0 di-t,he' promptly AID sxii.fae-
torily hlei. All work wsrra ted. lug29
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JOHN 8. MITCHELL,
PRODUCES, FORWARDING AND CCM-
MISSION MERCK ANT,
EyAS,vILLz, lSD.
Ofes AND Warehouse 80 Gter stree. bttUsen .Msts
sud Locust; a.so corner Of Wa'aat 81. ani ths
CaEa!, Gnd at ths Big Whsrf Boat at
feat of Nam streH.
XyIII.L advance cash on all kinds OF Produce co.
w signed - him. for lie her To- ship Ia hi,
respondents al New orleans AMI the Eastern titi,s
riders fr purchasing Pro luce or Nerraan ze, Filed
az The shortest notice amt lowest marsel prices
He will give PROMPT attention 10 the Forwarding ~
all Me hand.e and Produce eus-used To s care; and
with his ,!eDcc and ample facilities for Storage. does
not hesitate 10 guarantee satisfaction.
ADAMS s. CO!'s EMPRESS.
THE undersigned continues tn act rs Agen for the
delivery or 1ii Gods I'D Passages forwarded Ia
his city aud ycihy. by the above express. He will
also, Agent. for Ill kinds OF paeksses, vau
abes bank notes. specie &C., to- Re delivered at any
and all places where the Comp ny does business
Terms and rate made known application It his
Office Water 81 ee up stairs under the Tele graph OF
Gee. ('iee?-r) JOHN ). MITCHELL.
Enquirer copy.
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LAD ES. DRESS GOODS

t)LAlN, b,acs and fancy colared LeslreS;
II Eigurcd. Il' and do 10 Do:
Sd Eng'ish aud Fr.nch Merinos gss'd eolors.
fIThi'et Cloths and ashmerrs, VARIOUS colors;
Pain and fsncy printed DE iaiixb;
Alb, ~ini.an SILKS aud Poplins;
Plain, l,ck and fancy Dress silks:
For sale cheap at ENbICH'S Dry Coed Store,
Main street, three doors below Second.
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NAILS. 500 kegs ass'd sizes, FOR sals By
~ deco ALLIS & fiOwRS

L
~ deco ALLIS e fowEs
REAL ESTATE FOR : LIE ON GREEN
RIVER, ky.
STORE and lot central situated in rspidly grow
y ing town, " III Warehouse on the River, ne
ofthe best situations for Merchandising with
Commission AM forwarding. or III river
Terms liberal and can be had at barsan a. the owps.
10 about moving TO Texas Apply immediaiel, Ia"
dseI3.Iwd Once next doort goieouri hotel.
CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND
RET n.
HE undersigned constant, keeps hand n large
asrort rehi Of fresh alter. butt rand sugar Crack
ers aud alsoos Soda Pilot and Navy bread which be-
ing nanuis t'.rrd ey the latr.t improved Machinery,
can be soil al "a low ice In Iace in the est
aud are not excel IN quality by any Inanufaeo
r, in the country. large stock always OF hard my
shopos Water street, between sycamore sud Vine.
ds.i4-u J. sIAZicH.
OYSTERS! OYsTERNM
y CASES lust rsr std for sale in quantities to suit
= customers al tdccla) COOKS Pamii, Grocery.
OnO LBS No Usage cheese, nr, arrival jus. received
dee COOKS Fxmi,, Grocery.
NAIIS.-- so Kegs as.d. reed ana for sale BY
~ novI5 SAMUEL ORR.
DALED Hay; Oats and shslle TO y. Also Far Corn
ID ia s.eks ,oosr keit constantly on hand and for
sale al the new Western Feed Store
deci I. GRANT & Co.
NAILs.so kegs s,'or.ed, just rec' and To- sale BY
~ nov.o G.. GRi-FIrh.
.)0Bo1Es Cut lacks assorted from q 20 90 OF;
~ Finishing y Ill from TO sinch;
! do Pattern makers Points, ass d;
! do Cigar Box lis:
Just reed and ,or sale b, taovIo) en-. GRIFFITH.
1OOpAIR Brass He. shOvei' and longs
lOO ITO " lr do do 10,
10" Bras, and steel Fire Irons,
3doz Brass Head Pot ers;
: 30 Iron do do DO rir ss shore,.;
Just received and fur sale low by
nov3o en- GRIFFITH.
CRESCENT CITY BANK.
S.,I>Gs DrrARrxESr.i
INTEREST At the rate ofsx PEE cent, per annurl. pay
able semi-a annually. will be allowed upon all Beekiy
Deps.it de in ths Savings Department. of thi. BANK
For fali Particulars. NJ TO terms and r APPLY al the
hank open lail!. from 81 t, 4. O'Clock A. NJ. and
w. B.xss, Ca,h'r. Inor,s.s
IT1hf following Rates Interest will be allowed upon
L deposits, +! the Crescent City flank. viz:
Deposits payable on deman"'3 cent per .n1u".
do do4 do 50 do do.
% do 5, t na: .,, : 90 % %.
W. B.xsR, Cash'r Inovig-I
! FRESH OYSTERS.
WYE have received Refrigerator off-e.h Oystcrs
w pa-kednice through by Express ON ssl.imorr.
and have arrangements for weekly supplies durrg the
eason (novisl ALLlS & HowES.
NO GICE TO SHIPPERSBYB II. &O. n. Il.
/ Orsic. oy TRsssro r.TIos b * q. X. Il Z
B,Lrix IRE, Nov. 10. lisa.
lnN all goods shipped ny the B,im"re and Ohi Ill
road. and after IN nrs: day 81 Decembcr Ne
freighs will be charged Winter Kat tabshed
| by the existing tarif J. H. DONE.
ov92-ym Master of rrAnsportion.
NEW BOOKS.
| DLEAK House. by Chtrlcs Dick us.
ID Second War with England. by >. T. Hcadly;
| The Miser's Daughter,
Venice the City Of tho Sea;
| Stories OF the Forest;
| Forged will, &c, &c;
Just reed aud for sale " THOMAS COSYNGToN.
|
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REMOVAL,

" X. HENDRICKS &; co. have removedto Fosters
New Block, First street near Main, where the /,
have On hand general assortment OF BOOTS and
SHOES, 70 which they invite the attention Of country
merchants. lnovH
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COFFE6 HOUSE AND RE- STARAUT.
Wefer street, se1t Inssranes Company Ersnsriis Ia.
HENRY SCHAEFFEk'> new C"f~e House and kes-
tadraf, In the three story brick house, between
surance Go Office and the Pavilion Hotel. is fitted
up IN the best lyle. and he IS prepared Give HE
friends and the public and accommodate them in the
best manner. His Bar will be supplied with the choices,
liquors. Wines and Ales which, with other
he will serve in the most approved s lie and al all
hours OF the day. Mr. y, will always keep good va.
rety OF the best brands OF Cigars.
Attached In the house is . BOWLING SALOON, with
two cn- Alleys. and every accommodation requisite
auch place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with .wo excellent tables,
with lna Rubber cushions, and Saloon lit up with gas
dec9-tapr1
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HICts FANCY a. ST PIE DRY GOO Us
CO q I'm & HER H43RGER
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

ROUSE FURNISHING EOODS.
lust opened lot at Curtain Damasks, Muslin Cur
- tains Curtain Musas Curtain Bands, Cornices and
Curtain Pins, extra heavy all wool Bed Blankets. and
cxirt size do Bed Comor. all sizes aud qualities
iU4 Linen aud Cotton >heengs and Pillow Coitons
Linen Dainssks Table Cloth. and Napkins for sale
COLBUkN ~ ER>BERGEk'S,
sepo3 First street, below Main.
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o. wooEsex.
q. WILSON
A UCT ON.
w00TSrv n, MrrcONr

n oA<9<S<s
.............. ....;..
AUCT ION.
WO0LSEY & NELSON.
NTATER street Evansville Indiana. Aucuoneer
NJ and Commission Merchants Manufactures Agents
Dealers In Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames. Notions &c Particular atten
ton given To the sale all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
sugs 3ly WOOLsEY & NELSON.
FURNITURE.
SOFAS. Dlvan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Card
Bure us Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges Bedsteads and Mat
iresses Also large aud general assortment of Wood.
Zane and lair seat Chairs. for sale low by
sug23-Iyd WOoLsEY q NELSON.
- Breas; Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses Fame, Soale.
Aeeorans. Violins, Pictures and other notions
for sale BY
aug23iy wooLsEY NELSON.
tEAlRS.-Jusi received and for sale low at our Fur
" nture rooms on Water street. 30 dozen wood-sea
JanE WooLsEY & NELSON.
SoFAS.-Just received and for sale at FurntIre
ian27 wuOLSEy Il NELSON.
REDSTFA Ds--Jus, received ana for sale low, /. 20.
- OF hshfoss Bed'teads
Jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
GLASS wARE.-Just received and for sale al suction
SA and private sale II 10; o. Glassware.
jan.7 WooIsEY & NELSON.
UST RECEIVED and for sale. a largr 10: OF Looking
~ glass Plate. WO0LSEY & NELSON.
BOOKS AT AUCTION.
(NHOICE sew hooks for sale Friday and Saturday
- nights. consisting OF Classical Historical Theology
cal, Potigal, Gift and Miscellaneous Come everybody
If You wan; good bargains; the works must he sold.
WOULSEY & NELSON.
cecl-G Sale. men, Water 81.
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NOTICE.
ME partnershp heretofore sxisung this city. BE-
L I'VE =. G.. O'Riley and John 3. Mitchell. under
NE nrin of O'Riiey MITCHELL 10 this day tissolvsd By
nutu'Sl consent,
John Mitchell, havin purchased the interest Of r.
"ie! alone authorized to close up and settle The
buiness OF said 6rm Signed -
P. G. O'RILEY
JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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WOODEN w HE AND BASk ETS...
w 10 nests Painted Tubs;
~ dozen do Buckets;
DO Cedar do;
do Half-Dashei NJ. assures;
do Sugar aud boar Buckets
Bung Starters Rolling pin. and Potato nasAsrs
IL uesS Market Baskets. OPEN
do do do covered;
dozen Work and Fruit Baskets;
do School DO 70 sale By
novel HORABR. OK 4 CHURCHILL, Water 81.
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VANTE CURHANTS.-I Dbl beet qualit. Jus
II reed per Lexington" for sale by
dec' s. L. GILBERT 4 CO.. Sye. near Water.
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OfyIca o Tn rATIoS B * %. X. Il
B,Lrtx .RE, Nov. 10. lisa.
lnN all goods shipped ny the RaD"re and Obi X Ill
road and after IN hrs: day Of December nc H.
freghts will be charged Win..r Rat s. established
by the existing tarif. J. n. DONE,
nov92ym Master of Tr4nsportion.
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DAINT d BUCKETS. -Just rec'd direct from the
/ mandatory, 50 doy Psint-d Back Is. at low fs
urs (nov24) FOSTER q BROWN.
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KOCEKIES.-wsh. v. in

MAILS AND SPIKES 800 kegs. - belmont. !" W hss
~ ing and other favo rits brands for sale low by
nova Eos, Elk s. BROWN.
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NEW BOOKS.
DLEAk House. by Ch trlcs Dick.ns.
ID Second War with England. by >. T. Hcadly;
The Mser's Daughter,
Venice the City OF tho Sea;
Stories OF the Fore.t;
Forged will, &c, &c;
Just reed and for sale W THOMAS CONJUNCTION
noyl7
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TO THE PUBLIC.

SOMETHING decidedly rich N HUSTACE'S, In
NJ the shape of Ear Kings and easipin Ladies' cal
and look vi them First St, betw. Main and Locust.
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NOVELTY GOODS!-Jsa resd 100 psskssss
~ "F'tisburg Noveli. Gonds, suprisiss
o!c- aid Pains Mills;
Counter and Pial.bru Gales:
l. chs, spring, Drip aid Thumb Latckes. &C., a..
whieh will sell at P.t,sLurg prices 10 dealers
CHAs. =. NELLR,
aovso-d&w Wholesale Hard " are DEALER
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VyTISpOw GLASS.--93o hoxes S. McKees "City
w New York" and other brands assorted sifel
just reed and for sale By FOSTER BROWN
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T IME.-we have on hands White and Gray Linz
IL in bills in good shipping order. Ter sale
nov30 BABCbCk RkUTHERS
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SOFAS.-Jus. received and for sale at our Furni,Ir
~ rooms eight ane Sofas.
ian27 WuOLSEY Il NELSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

II esmae that there probably as many as twen
y thousand persons in attendance al the Fnir yesterday
the second day Of the Exhibition and the fst DAY OF gene
raj admission The show grounds embracing an area o ter
acres literally covered with the crowds which were
,cking there during the entire day The scene .ola morn
Inc until night, was of highly interesting and exciting
character. The weather peculiarly nuspciona for the
occasoa Nature seemed 10 lend helping hand 10 adding
beauty AMI biancy The occasion. Old and young male
and female turned out 10 participate in The stirring scenes
We have never witnessed finer dispay oil the ta aeI hi
charming weather inviting out hosaada who otherwise
would have remained Ct hoMS hoM.SI
The Whale exhibition yesterday, was one full oil grandeur
brancy, and Interest AT II o'clock the Annual Address
was delivered by John R. Edmunds, Esq before an In
mense audience, al the central tent Many distinguished
gentlemen surrounded him On tho saud while he
gagged the deyer7 of hs able address, amongst whom we
recognized Gen. Winfield Scott ExPresident John Tyler
aud Edmund Ruhn ESQ., the great Agrcullust OF Virginia
AL Of whom delivered brief addresses in response 10 earnest
calls from The crowd. The excellent Armory Btass Band
was present. and added much with their thrilling nationa
airs 10 The pleasure Of The OCCASION Yesterday was day
long 10 be remembered in the Agricultural Annals OF the
State The large amount Of superior articles exhibition
In every department Of agriculture and the great number o
objects of curiosity 10 other branches of industry n
connection with the beauty OF the Fair grounds and The ad
the present Fair of peculiar interest," and render it il
eyery respect highly creditabe The Old Domiuoa aud
those whose llberaty and public spirit nave beea instru
mental n getting up Great muet be Tie benefits result
ioe to our State !;o ouch Exhibition Into what pgn
ecascs do the g1ea, majority of political gatherings fall
when compared 10 the gathering which now aa city
with so many thousands OF people
We continue, from the Dispatch The publication OF lis
the sces on e3hbilou at the Fa Ont OF the great numbe
Of arllcles doubtless some will not receive hG attention IRON
the presa which they merit. We sha hereafter, when We
have time and spaco sndeavor to supply omissions ane
noce more particularly large number OF Inc most prom
nent and useful articles some Of which have been brought
many hundred miles to be exhibited to the farmers OF our
State amongst whom there appears to have been awakened
the most lively Interest subject of every thing having
tendency TO lessen and expedite the labor aud promote the
success OF the Agricultural community.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF STOCK AND ARTI
CL ES. EXHIBITED AT THE FAIR.
u.r Continued
HORSES.-Bay colt, Bet 6 months old, by Treasurer
VIM 8 Christian
Sc Cupid, 2 years old; John w Shepherd.
Grey mule exhibited by Chas Morris.
Bh Napoleon, jr, years old; John Brackett.
Ch Reldng Logan years old Daniel Keller of Augusta
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Al maeing Of the County Court Of tanove ab1
Rar al The Conr House. Tuesday the 10Th o OcIooer s63
~ mo,ion of Mr C. GswOd, Col Charles r. Goods was
cd ~, ha CHAR and r. H. Pollard appointed Secretary
The object OF The meeting being explained by MIR
iSd IL lew appropriate and touching remarks the following
sI anL resolutions offered by him and unanimously
adopted. ~, ,s.f, and svsm,Iarv citizen dtes II n
% 10 The grateful TO the feelings Of those who sur
give public expression OF respect for virtues long
admired and now lost :.
n, sncnsaon Divine Providence which has removed fcu
ones us our ard highly esteemed friend and neigh
bor PHILIP b. WINSTON the late Clerk Of this Court Sigh:
REGARD for him and Of grie his oss
Resolved That the death Of Philip b. Wnston hs CouE mas
lost one abe ahful and just Officer whose prompt
ness urbany and efficiency the discharge OF his duties justly
won for him highest admiration and respect "
Resolv That his death this has lost VauabS
AMI cizsn whose uniform integrity Of character ana up
commended him the confidence and aecon
who knew him. whlo they afforded example worthy OF a
and that his loss will be long felt and not easily suPu
olved That deeply sympa,he with the aced amy ol
the and tender them sincere conoolence
Resolved That mark respect We wi" wear Tic usual
badge OF mourning for thirty days
Resolved That the Secretary bo requested 10 copy W
these resolutions widow and family Tho deceased
Resolved That copy OF these proceedings be 1urniaeo 70
County Ccu Of this County, With request thai tho7
De spread upon their records
Resolved forward copy OF these pro
10 the newspapers the City OF Richmond with request puo
sh. " L. NoopALh' Shaiiaa"'
WIN. T. H. POLLARD, Secretary.
The Richmond papers will please copy.
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THINGS IN NEW YORk.-Mr. Charles O'Conor, U
s. District Attorney was married hy srchoisup - 'h
m Sunday 10 Miss Cunea ncCracken, daughter oi lh
late Francis A. Livingston Esd
Andrew Jackson Allen, we'll known to me theaca' p'o
fession through the country, died on Sunday.
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STEAMSHIP ASHORE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. la steamship suppose 10 -, y
either from Boston Norfolk, is ashore on lhe p9shhta.
near New Casl!r She appears be in distress inc in'
nre sion is she may be OF The Norfos steamers Pyl
between that city ard New YORK
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NARROW ESCAPE.

ALBANY Nov. 1.-The locomotive oil the Express naln
fo Nav York was thrown of track yesterday evening
when on the Causeway, along The river by Dea1sge IN
front Il is miracle that the whole train was not thrown
down the embanknen when oreaolul loss VI me 'o'
have ensuei Fortunately no ono was hurt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

In Essex county, the 2Oh by the Rev Howard W. 3n'
l,sus THORNTON N. CROW Esq 10 Miss SUSAN A. C Luf-
KIN daughter Carter Lunpkin all Of the said county
MARRIED in San Francisco Sep H. by Right Rev bishop Aen
no Mr. uEINaKD pEYTOS Jr TO Miss ESTELLR TRICON
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nEElt:I al,

UFFTCIAL . - :,
APPOINTMENTS pv rme PREsrpFar.John B. Muller his
chiors OF New York consul oil HE United otaes iV u @ m
Grand Duehy of Hcsse Darmsrad the Electorate OF Hesss
CasseI and the Duchy Of Nassau. r-;,,.
Edward B. Buchanan Of Maryland, consul OF The Unitec
STATES for the porl OF La Rochelle, IN France.
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TaTFR FROM CENTRAL AMERICA

Bosros Nov 1.-The brig Helen Jane, WIN auv'ees ii"
here She reports that Pscsden! Career OF Guatemala
look possession of Omoa the 25th without resistance
and embarked again on the 2'sh, taxing WIN nun "
brass cannons.
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DIED.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

D,sp of Yellow Fever on 2nd 0ctnher near Port Gibson
Miss Dr CHARLES r. BRGMiEY, native OF King ana Queen
County, Va, 10 the 9th yearof ils age
~ Wis and Religious Herald VIII PIea.e roiY.
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MARRIED,

BALTIMORE Nov. 2-Snles Of 1900 bbls -four q! 50 62
q 6 Is; white wheat 81 4 IS; Corn seady.
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NEW YORK, Nov Sales of 1000 bbls flour, South
eru at S7l2 %; Southern white wheat 81 6li Corn is
uuchappei,
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- 500 4 h,s vii, Phs:
against -, 4
e Fcr late administrator al Peter T. Pts, deceased and
vi Ph,p- administrator Sonis OF Peter T. Phiis
srcas aud n ts riah benjamin Phillips Peter Pm ups,
ao Thomas Ransone Lncy A. L., Virginia C. and Sarah
ph,r loisnt ck,trcn OF said Bowery Philips dcceasc
J,nsrd q Cu!ena right ta e. executor OF !ohn
ussc.scl MIry England, widow Of John y England,
YlmG Coleman Lucy w Coleman. Peter T. Co!emaa, Edward
C,en.an A.;her Ccemin VIM p. Coleman, Alfred Coleman
Aureus John r. Coem an Samuel L Coleman kchau
PiI,, Alfred A. I and Sarah H. his wife, Lucy Ann Halle
TroYe AMI James Ills and Mary A. his wife, Deis
m the u,oiion defendant, Fed G. Coleman 5y his COUNSEL
lea given his 10 The amended gu OF Ing Plin'
m shch accordingly hed and this GAUGE came on
civ TO the papers formerly read ana on
co VIM Phnps .! The tGe OF The slaves and ands maze
H cf the 2h Of No7ember sol and on he
which taken for confessed and set or meaning
against the defendants except terd IT, Coleman an
On The Coleman aud argued oy
aprovaS the sala report
atudEr order and decree iha e
OF the court the sums received by INN on
which he hac ofoseu OF the de
which said account Commissioner IS clrecco
,sr. and this Court And the Cour' no
farmer decree That the same Commits, ncrs 90
tak. an account made TO BENJAMIN fhP
Erd a Coleman and Eliza wife, AMI Newton asesrore aG
ucy Ann his wife Peter Phillips Gni ase Gpoft eIeol c
his ouu cd tic dO: uier digr afder ana accee
ha, hs do "e the found 10 he III NE
hands said VIM A. Phip- nn"ne ie .s unu
s,,, yic excdng the sail Benjamin Phillips Ferdinand G. Cole.
man and wife said Newton I.lesove aud wle AMI 10 the
"a ye rh.n. Phillips and others with the amounts
I they received by Of ARRANGEMENTS and auaGs
tAtrar the dyisiun hni maze reo lnereo Una
Coun Cooy-.es,e a. b. W0UDS0N, e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
COMNISSIONER'S OFFICE

CUMBERLAND COURT UouBR, VIRGINIA.. !
The hereby nohed mat
upon Friday "a q" December next al my oce,
10 take and ordered in the above n-cr?- ~ w'
e and placsthey lequr t e''ed VII" ali essa 'ouc
::s&c c., r., ~, ~.
my hand, Commissioner ~ Chancey io Tue F'r'
~ n, IL ~ - cv,,s JNO. X. WILSON