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Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11
The Death of Innocence.
She bloomed in beauty like the rose,
The foirast nf earth. dioder,,

She bloomed in beauty like the rose,
The faircst Of earth's diadem;
She faded mid the winters SHOWS,
And died upon the parent stem.
As pales the star upon the brow
Of summers eve she pass'd away;
Her brilliant eye is sunless now,
fier rosoa,e cheek IS cold as clay.
No more that voice of melody
Shall echo's sweetest sounds prolong;
No more that laugh of sinless glee
Shall ring amid that happy throng.
The vacant chair beside the hearth
Proclaims her loss at evening hour,
And they VINO knew her sterling worth,
In silence mourn the faded flower.
She died as sinks the weary child
Upon a mothers breast 10 sleep,
And in her latest dream she smiled:
Oh, who o'cr such death could weep
AS falls the leaf in autumn's glen,
When whispering winds in music play,
She died and mortals know not when
Her joyous spirit passed away.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11

try. 1t will be an evil day for the nation when
friendship to any administration is proved only
by espousing the cause Of such men as Van Bu.
rem, Cochrane and Fowler, in a contest like
that which has ragged in New York since a
praetorian band has been introduced to control
the action Of the democracy assembled in con-
vention
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11
CTOBER Ii, 1853.

gSg" Mr.. II. X. LUNDY, bookseller, Bridge
street, Georgetown, will act as agent for the
Sentinel. in receiving subscriptions and adver.
tisements
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11
HON. JOHN y. MASON, of Va.

This distinguished gentleman, recently ap-
pointed Minister to France, has arrived in this
city, and taken lodgings at Browns Hotel. His
numerous friends throughout the country will be
rejoiced 10 learn that he has recovered from his
late illness
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11

Flying Artillery.-Six guns have been ship.
ped from Jefferson Barracks on board the Grand
Turk apd destined for the frontier, in view OF
turbances along the frontiers.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11
Advice to tho Rising Generation.

In going TO parties, just mind what you're at;
Beware ofyour head, and take care Of your hat,
Lest you find that the favorite son of you mother
Has an ache in the one and brick in the other.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11

BeA-Our readers will find in another column
n letter from Captain Give, Of the American
vessel B. F. Allen, detailing the particulars OF
his brutal treatment and unlawful imprison,
ment by the authorities of Acapulco.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11

5sfi~ The Long Bridge will be closed nom yes.
terday morning for about ten days for the purpose
of afording an opportunity for eiecting repairs TO
the draw on the Virginia side.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11

he daily ArgHS, Albany.
Natio,iaf Democrat. New York city
Courier. Buffalo, Erie county.
: Ercning Post, Buffalo, Erie county.
= AaceniScr, Rochester, Monroe
he weekly ArgHs. Albany
: Gazette. Geneva, Ontario county.
!" Union Water,own, Jefferson county.
Reflector, Schenectady.
Gazette. Hudson, Columbia county
Repnbhod,i, schoharie.
.. Democrat. Whitehall, Wash'ton coy.
Herald, Sandy Hill, :"
. Democrat, Adams, Jefferson county
Republican,, Glens Falls, Warren coy
: :. Democrat, Kingston, Ulster county
: HsraM, Sing Sing, Westchestcr coy.
Eastern State Journal White Plains
: J,fecSoHi1n, Malone, franklin coy.
Z Tribune, Hornellsvillc Steuben coy.
: Democrat, Addison,
= Tr,,States Union, Port Jervis, Orange
county.
i TinNs, Albion, Orleans county.
: Democrat, LIE Roy, Genesee county
: Gasatc, Chittenango, Madison coy
: independent Republican. Goshen, Or
angc county.
Union. Coxsackie, Green county.
: ddroeate, Pratsyille, :.
. Ga>ette, Morrsiana, Westchcsterc 90 Z,
: Courier, Buffalo. Erie county.
" RepUbkica1, Rochester, Monroe coy.
= .S"''s" Islander, Staten Island.
" Democrat. Binghampton, Broome coy.
" R,pnblican. Ellicottsville, Cattaurau-
gus county.
2 MyrQr, Bloomvillc, Delaware county
: Ga.Ots. Putnam county.
RESPECTABLE SHOW.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11

Mobile, October 7th.--Our city still continues
sickly There were nine deaths yesterday, includ.
ing three from yellow fever
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11

~SG The receipts OF the Hudson River railroad,
for the month of September, were Sl3i,079 10;
same month, 1872 S9oA5i 81. Increase, equal TO
35 per cent, S3i.G2i l3
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11

HAVANA, Oct. 3, 1853
The Cko4ra ia tie Hterioy-Great Loss to tie
PLaaterS-Poitticdi Mort1icRtS at Haraua- Tie
Slare Trode and tie facts concerning tie h.por-
tatiOn, &C., SC.
Having some small interests in the interior 20
look alter have been enjoying tramp in the
country, by rails steamboats, and horsepower,
and all have gained has been an accumulation of
red dust. so tenacious OF my person that find the
usual scrub 10 bury il more perfectly in the
pores; but that is one of the evils that travelled
flesh is heir TO. and | have touched all the shades
OF these miseries. have been during my absence
on many estates where cholera has done its work
and left for places where il was as unexpected as
unwelcome. Ii has dotted the island in a most
singular manner, overlapping whole districts, ugi
safety began TO till the hope of the planter when
he would suddenly find his hospital occupied with
cholera subjects and death more than decimatng
his force, The disease is evidently diminishing
but the loss will be very serious to the sugar
planter, and by some the estimates exceed fifteen
thousand negroes that have been carried off, which
should think exaggerated.
! found no political excitement in the country,
norothertroublc but the destroyer, which seemed 10
absorb all the attention. remarked that very few
of the whites who labor, and are as much exposed
almost as the slaves, were attacked with cholera.
There very many who depend upon their per-
sona labor in the field herdng cattle, &c. forther
subsistence. They make their small crop Of cane.
aud get good compensating pgce for il on deliv-
could learn Of fatal cases of cholera. Another
thing observed also of this class, that they had
used no liquor of any ripton--occasiona
bottle of Catalan winethe extent o. ineir. dissi-
patton. Also, that with fine xo 10 stx-acre field
of good tobacco, they are not eternally smoking.
Since my ietutn, ind our town in commotion, at
least the best and controlling part of il, which do
not altogether comprehend, although | have the
catre ofthe mysteries Of official action. There
a "junta" on the evening of the 30th ut. and if
there was an acceptable proposition, il was 70 ;ae
effect TO sack Gaicia, and draw frqn thence fifty
Thousand men, arm and equip them as a defensive
force for Cuba This, carried out and perfcciedby
good discipline and drill, would be quite sufficient,
should suppose, for the protection of Cuba, but
il would somewhat augment the expenses.
While at MantanZas, where ] remained hut
day. / was informed that there had been deserions
from the troops there but as never believe Span.
ish stories, Creole stories. or Yankee stories, of
course put reliance upon this, confning myself
entirely TO what comes under my own observation
that of my agents or friends in business. As il
has been denied in certain high places that land.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-11
October s. 1853.

To the Editors Of the Sentinel:
There have been several attempts 10 publish
the names of the democratic papers in the State
of New York, which have hosted the ticket nomi-
mated at Syracuse on the 18th of September.
ultimo, commonly denomnated the "Hunkcr"
ticket, The following will be found to be fuller
and more correct list than has heretofore been
published:
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REMARKABLE CASE OF RrsUsCIT.TIoN -
ANDREW RITTER, son of A J. Ritter, youth
II or Is years old, in an epilepic fit, fell from
log into Elk river, near its mouth. on FRI
day last He went directly to the bottom in
deep wafer, here he remained from | 5 to 20
lainutes, before he WAS brought up. He, in y
few minutes, ~, -, Il as from regular fit.
He had tx 40 pt,r into the lungs. Five
minutes j. :. ii a about as long as person
in hoai.h eau reinan under water with any
probable chance of being restored to ANNA
tion.-Kan. Republican.
BLANKS, BLANKSl
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Washington affairs.

,,,-.h;oo,on. June 29-Governor McClel-
Sscretsry of the Interior. leaves for his
,'"o, IN Friday, aud expects to be absent
po.,ly month.
nea a. lanes Campbell. Postmaster General.
LIZ I'm appointed by the President as Acting
ha' a,arv of the Interior, luring the absence OF
Mr. McCIeliand: eo,.,. IT, Mn.
-.,tnent was proceeded with to day under the
Inter Law, previous TO the commencing Of
n L;cb the folio wing changes were made -
gh;sf Clerk of the Bureau of Medicine and
S S..aerv removed. Thoras Fellebrown, Chief
1 1I Of thu Bltelu Of Provisions ard Cloth
9'''s saJoc,.l q IN ord; nary Clerkshp. John
I Tp Icy. al T, ma, SIT; ID. r. Goodloe, OF
I \. G,ro.ioa; S T Williams, of Maryland;
III I'm King and William Platter, Of the Dis
.,,of colnmhia; Il q Shriver, w C Lippin
u ~, and II H Heller. Clerks, were removed.
CO C.neral Jsmes Thompson, for long period
Glib IF the Third AUDITORS Office, has been
r.moved, and Sam'l R'ud appointed in lis
'Iaoe Several re nova w"re made 10 day
+ ,ba Fourth Auditors Office. Also in the
,%,.,ontroler's Office. Extensive decapitations
II oround expected tomorrow and next day.
=, i runored that the decapitated intend 10
aalebrate the event by grand procession.
Dr.. Stone, sculptor of New York, has Just
eo;.bed an elegant marble bust of Chief JUS
, ice fancy. designed for niche in the Su.
preme Court room
Andrew J. Morrison. who recently shot Mr.
Hester, and accidentally his own wife, was al.
rnitted to bail to day, in the sum of $3000;
Hester, according 10 the testimony of tie ply
.cians, having every prospect of recovery.
The present series of the Washington Re-
,,blic terminates to- morrow morning. lis
new arrangement commences on Wednesday
morning next.
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YATES AMERICAN FORM BOOK,

new edition now reudy. The new edition oil
Int = American Form Book containing legay approv-
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bonds, deeds, Wills &c To which ia added Supple.
lnent containing Forms of leeds OF bafgnn and sale
len Sc trust and release under the Code Of virginia. nj
forms of attachment under snme mode OF holding To
bn under of 85l and 1852 and other forms yan
nbe 10 clerks attorneys notnries shers and
with an Index by A. II. Sands, Counsellor ut Law l
vol. l2no. Law sheep -Piice 81 80 .
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"This work cannot but prove most valuable aid to
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- All these f,rms may be used without fcnr. us MI
Sands hns prepare them with grent care, and WINS emf
nently qualified for the task, both by his cnrnng and
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&" In its present snpeil gives much additional inior'
nation which desired necount of the changes in
Vreiniu law effected by the adoption oi The new Code
- Wing
1--WE do moi know that publication of more valuo
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''Suc work has long been needed by tho profession
md even mare by the community at large. The pecu'
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1imes.
"rhc lnwycr who employs his time md ability In
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June 22-6t
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Union sTEAMsmIP COMPA-

u NY,s LINEOe STEAMERS ria Norfolk -
aud Cape May-fot Philadelphia ey.ry Wednesday,
STEAMER Cfrr OF RfcHnoRp, Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRGINIA, Capt Teal
One Of these splendid steamships viii leave Richmond
Zoe Philadelphia every "Wednesday. Mt Ugh water touch
% at Caps May land passengers. Returning leave
Philadelphia every Wednesday, nj 10 oeiock,A NJ I'M
I'll further notice.
Passenger, for ape Mny will con ult their interest
l., taking this routc Il IT, in addition TO being the
chea rest. the most expeditions and comfortable.
Passengers for New York-We hsvs On
tered into passengers through TO
New York either by allowing them the
privilege Of remaining In Philadelphia three four days
proceed directly New York, upon tho arrival I
the steamers
Shippers TO the Wesf-fobacconiss deal
of shipping Pttsburg, will please bear in mind
that have mnde all the necessary arrangements to
forward to acco through 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all the Daily papers
in the city, when tho steamers will be ready To receive
freight aud tho hour nf their sailing
N. B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all Bills OF
Laaing must be sent To the wharf nj Hockettsto be sign
cd before the sailing Of steamers.
Passage through New York st cabin and found, %
e" - Cape May,
Phila'Phia, 3
3" end cabin 3"
e." e" Norfolk. lat "
For freight or passage, apply To
no. RANKIN, Act, Richmond, Vs
10 29.dscts the Dock.
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n OTECE-The undersigned would most respect
" fully offer their services TO the Ladies OF Lynch
burg to teach the nrt of embroidery Velvet Satin
Cloth, &c. with silk or Worsted floss. They will nlso
make order the va ious patterns for Piano. Ottoman,
Stool Chair aud Table covers, Lamp mats fire
port oos, slippers Chldrens dresses embi oidered &c
Residence on Tan-furd street, Fourth house, North
Eust of Poes Tan.Yard, aud third square leading from
Mnin street where samples ofhe work will DO exhibited
with pleasure and terms made known.
MRS. s. G. SLAGLE j. DAUGHTER.
June 30.dJm
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= AIDES CLOTH CATERS.

- some supply of Indies Cloth CATERS and half
Caters with and without tips. fine furodi kid,and
fine white English Kid Slipper; pretty Ohilds Ma
room Cloth Gaiter; an fine Ladies' imported Mo.
rocco Lind and some heavier work Just hand me- go
ing fast, ut sEAbuhi D.
June 3O-ts
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q KINGS EXPREss- I

not bele0e the reIort in circulation, that fariSen
King have sod Adams & Co-There Is not a
word of truth in it T. e r. continue forward and
express goods and from New York. and throughout
virei a. North Carolina and Tennessee heretofore,
and at LOWER RATES than the Monopoly which is str
wing put them down.
Bear in mind that merchandise of every description.
specie bunk and valuable packages transport.
ed under of Speciai Messengers.
In ordering from New or, be careful to specify Par,
iScn aid Kings Erpress No 9, Barclay Street, where
every article will be received and receped for, by Mr.
J. II King, oneof the firm.
F. K Ks. facilities for transportation cannot be out
done by any company and they the first TO intro
duce system of Economy and Panctuay in this State
and are determined to be put down by evil doors.
w l.. MAULE. agent,
ie 25-dsclw Office Va. q. r. r. r. Depot.
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Late from Baen0s AIRES.

New York, June 29-The ship Margaret
Eliza, from Buenos Ayres, brings advces
from Buenos Ayres to the 18th of May. The
city was closely invested by land and water,
and provisions were very high.
The U. S. ship jamestown was in port.
There were also several English and French
steamers.
The Margaret brings Government despatch,
es, and also copy of the Treaty with Para
quay.
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liz liz H.
VIRGINIA md Tenn. IL. IL. DeDOt-

Eva recent 0rdpr OF the Board Of Directors OF tho
Va. &. Tenn. Rail Road Co. The Agent each Depur
is held personally responsible for the freight any
Package which may pass out Of his hands, unless pre-
paid.
This therefore Is tn sive notice all persons WIN
ship from Lynchburg. that urtice of Merchandise,
&c. can be forwarded by Rail Road, until the freight
paid, urarrnngrments be made for the same al
the other end ofe line, where il may be directed In
like manner Tonnage coming Enst must be cleared ol
paid for before taken from the Depo'. 1t is hoped all
will really acquiesce in so laborsa' ing arrangement
as the CoSt system. I. JELLlS, Ag't.
limo 3-ta
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~ Professor ALEX. q. BARRYs TRIcoPHERoUs, of
INDICATED ConPoUED, for Benutiiyng, Curling, Pre-
serving Restoring and frightening the fair Reliev
ing Diseases of the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains and
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by geographi.
cal lines, be reputation Of BARRYs TsIcoPBERoUs per
yad the Union. The sales OF he article Of late years
have increased in ratio TINT almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY after "A careful examination OF his
sales book fnds that number o bottles delivered to
der in auanis Of from half gross upward, during tho
year 1852 within trihr Of g5o,00O.
II unnecessary TO present nj length the evidences
oftbe wonderful properties OF the Trichopherous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement as this
The OF the article and the plantations given
)fils chrical action upon the hair sea md in all
cases Of superficial irritation first recommended TO
the attention Of the people, This that the inven-
desired. Every bottle advertised itself The effects
Of the fluid exceeded expectation. 1t acted Like n
chnrm. The ladies would not be without it. Country
dealers in every section OF the United States found they
must have IN and thus built up wholesale trade Of
an extent hitherto unheard Of regards articles OF
th, kind The highest point has not yet been reached
and believed that the sales this year will be mil
lion and half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
York. Retnil price, 25 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount purchasers by the quantity Sold
by the pr;ipa merchants and druggists throughout the
United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies Great
Ertain France, sc.
Sold by d. II. Lyman, II. Scay and r. Stabler, &
Co, Lynchburg.
May 26-d&c6m
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A3A REWARD.-Ranawuy from the sub
% ~ ,criber about the LIST of March, n NEGRO
WOMAN named Alley, about IS years of age OF blacl
complexion rather over the usual height, trim, actv.
and quick spoken | have 10 think TINT she ia
lurking in the neighborhood Of Lynchbmg.
will pay the above reward of Twenty Dollars for he
delivery my house in Amherst county or 10 Saude
4 Iby, in Lynchburg. A W. WILLIAMS.
in Q-ta
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TALLRY UNION SEMINARY. Bea


toHrt Springs, Va.
Gas l.. Cocks, Principal and Lastrnetor IN Makzs-
naatfcs.
wm II. PLEAsAsTs. Instructor in Latis and Natural
Sfteaoc.
J. Il WfsKLER Kasfrgefors IN Music, Modern Law
Din. u. RoEMEa. ) gaagss Droriag q Permitting
Miss BErIY JuREY, Preparatory Department.
Mas. IspfaHHa V. RIyEs, GopcrRess.
MHs. ausAssA v. CooKK, Matron.
The next session Of his Institution will commences
July 20tt, md continue without interruption res
soETHs
TERMS.
For Board. (includng every item,) s85 90
For Tuition In English Branches. IS 0o
+" Music and use Of Instrument, 40 90
either Of the Anes Modern
Languages. 10 20
For Tuition In Vocal Music, 90
For Catalogues and Circulars. %
Payable bali in advance and half At the Gloss
Of the session Pupils may enter for TKE months,
they prefer No deduction for absence, except In
cases of protracted illness.
by orler of the Trustees.
June 9-wiwckd3t~2w
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Steamers Operdue, &c.

New York, June 29.-the steamer John
hJger, which left Charleston on Saturday for
TINS port has not arrived up TO ten o'clock at
night. Great apprehenslons are felt Tor her
safety.
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Steamer Wrecked.

BosroN, June 29.-The steamer Ocean,irom
Boston Tor HaIlowel, went ashore lat night
at Thatchers Island. The passengers and
fright Were saved, but the boat is total loss
value $500.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Of side Wheel Ocean Steamships,
Tu.:saszzc JAmEsrowS noAsoKs, k3fzc

BETWEEN RICHMOND, NORFOLK &N.Y.
THE JAMESTOWN. onpt. Lewis Parish, leaves
L Richmond every Tuesday afternoon nj o'clock.
The ROANOKE, Cnpt. Ed. Cavendy, lenves Richmond
every FIdny afternoon ut o'clock.
Returning, they leave New.York every Tuesday and
Saturday afternoon o'clock. stopping at Norfolk go
ing and returning and giving passengers ample time to
TINT plnee.
Passage to from Newly ork, including meals and hnc
state room Accommodations, ony..-......--.$t0 90
stecrn &c passage to or from N. Y. only 90
These ships of 400 and 200 tons burthen, be-
ing new all of tho modern improvements are incorpo-
raicd In their construction and provided according to
the law of Congo and for airength and speed
they stand |. For Freight or Passage applyto
LUDLAM IL WATSON, Richmond.
June o6 dl3t
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AUCTION SALES
ALoA Il Ii LAND at Public Auc,,o.
IN Bedford County.

II =
virtue Of authority vested in me. Inv n. Ia, al,
a. - ~" 'e1aament OF William Hurt deceased. will
.bai i1as The I2th day Of August 1853. at Mnter',
muse IN the County o. Bedford sell to the b;gb
en- z',Net' nj public auction, TRACT OF LAND b,.
e;& .ohg'ng TO the estate ofsaid Wm Hurt, DECD "
- ing IN said county, adjoining the an. Of William
nead' Ihadeus c. Nance. and Ge,rgc ial,s,.
. - 'nne'i oi Liberty. continuing $40 Acres
iooas andi30 poles. This Land /. N,Il waIered H.
'o condition. aud xcellent soil; about one third of
= IN woods. a good portion of il Meadow lind md
s"'' portion o t"el set in clover. il is very yalua
'a''atinn BEN! well adapted Ia The cultivation of
iaii qua tobacco II Is divided inio two parcels. so
~ TO nave plenty OF woul aud water On each Tract and
WI oe sold separately. George Johnson, who lives
'.0Iais Inc land' orthe undersigned will show it to
any person wishing to purchase
EhMs IA credit of l. ., and 3 years, equal in
Siemerts (nterest after g. II, md Is months will be
snep lle purchasers being required to give bonds with
good personal security md the title Ia the l,nd ret.n
ed as iather security until all the purchase money is
paid. JACK STRATUM adn,,r =
With the will annexed Of VIM Hurt, deed
July ids
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