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and Tenn. r. g. Depot

Bya order of the Board of Directors of tho
Va. & Tenn. Rail Road Co. The Agent a. each Depot
held personally responsible for the freight on any
Package which may pass of his hands unless pre-
paid.
fhis therefore Is give notice TO all persons who
ship fom Lynchbufg, that nrticls Of Merchandise,
&c. Gun be forwarded by Rail Road. until the freight on
pad or arrangements be made for the same at
the other end the line where may be directed In
like Tonnage coming East must be cleared or
paid for before nken from The Depo' II isboped all
will readily sequesce In so aborsa, ing arrangement
n the Cash system I JELLIS, ACT
Iunc A.
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DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE

A DNaHNH NOTICE-The
IA Creditors of VIM. Phaup, decd, who recovered
DEGREES against the the late of the
Circuit Court Of the Corporation of Lynchburg here
ney in the city # Lynchburg Friday the LIST day #
July, 1853 aud receive payment of the decreed to
them respectively ALLEN L. WYLLIE,Adm'r.
June 29-d2t of Wm. Phaup, decd.
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DARI,EN q KING,s ExPREss-p Do

not telicpc the report IN circulation, that Parisen
King have sold out to Adams & Go There Is not
word oftruth in IL Pa X continue to forward and
express goods and from, New York, and throngheas
Virei IN, North Carolina and Tennessee heretofore,
aud RArss Than the Nor opoly which is stri-
wing put them down.
Rear In mind that merchandise Of every description,
specie bank and valuable packages transport.
ed ander care of Special Messengers.
In ordering from New York be eful to specify Par
asd Kings Erpress. No. g. barclay Sired, where
every article will be received and receiped for by Mr.
J. II King. oneot the firm.
T. & Ks facilities Tor transportation cannot be out
done by my company. and they the fret intro
duoe sya'em of Economy and Pnepaity In this State,
and are determined to be l,ut down by evil doors.
W l.. MAuLE. Agent,
ie 25,dhclw Office Va a. r. X. n. Depot.
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0TIGE.-The VA s. TENN X. Il. co. will
~ make arrangements for the accommodation Of the
Sabbath Schools of Iynchburg thai may wish take
an excursion on the 9TH of July. Application mny be
rnnde Immediately to THoS SHARP, Supt
Ia os-tiy4 Va a.. Tenn. X. X.
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belonging to the estate of John Wills. deed This u
one of the desirable family residences which has
ever been ahered for sale In Lynchhu,g The house
contains twelve large rooms. in good orer with the ne
cessary outhouses The house is built in work
manlike style and is situated in very pleasant aud a.
sreeahle neighborhood
Atthe same time will sell small tract of wood
land lying in the county of Campbea the foot OF Cand.
lers mountain adjoining the lands of Doct Ohm H. Pat
teson, aud Mr.. Alexander Liggat The trao contains
about Thirty three or four
The above sale will take place at the family residence
of the late ohm Wills.
The terms are liberal aud will be made known on the
day of sale GEO. d. DAVIS,
je l3-d2awtds q. T. WILLS.
~ The Richmond Wing and Valley Wing, will in.
er week till day of sale, and forward accounts
o this office
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apis, l6eGm
A MERICA N&FOREIGN AGENCY

a MERhCA " N Il okEhGN AGENCY
"a In Washington, y C.--fhe undersigned oilers
ha vices in the pr seouon Of claims before Congress
aud the several Departments and for the fnnHneon OF
any business requiring ntten ion nt the Capitol
Persons having business with the Patent indinn Land
Pension Ohces,or any of The Departments of the Gov
ernment In tho supreme Conr uf the United Suites
may rely on prompt and faithful attention to their
interests,
Enjoying extensive Foreign acquaintance will
undertake and be responsible for tho snio transmission
of Sto"ks, money tn any portion OF Europe aud at
tenton will be pad the collection of Foreign Claims
Correspondents will be Furnished with specnl refer.
cnces in whatever Stare they mny reside, and in the
prominent cities of Europe.
JOS. .. q. KENNEDY,
Office On II st, between Ninth and Tenth
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Dngmerreotypes! Daguerreotypes!!

OHgUtfFtOtypts! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! :
nSBORN, the great Southern Daguerrean Artist
~ would respectfully coll theatention of the citizen.
oG Lynchburg ard vicinity, to his Gold enameited Pre-
mum Flesh Coiorcd Dagacrreotypes that have been sd
mirod muchtho pasl year. Mr.. Osborn has been To
great expense and trouble IN procure nm instrument
Superior, any before knoten and he will g.arane,
better kenesses oil children than have ever been ,aken
before, and in half the time any other artist reqGres-
Come and see. Price from 2 To 600.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN.
Sign Of The fogsof all Nations
npi5-dSeGm l72 Main 81 Rchmond Va.
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~ The subscriber would inform his old friends an'
the public generally, that he has completed and 1lpis
ed the adj ltion his house and is prepared
accommodate travellers and others in good style
any house in the valley. This house is in the centr
pnrt of the and convenient toa kinds of business
His table and bar always supplied with the very be-
he markets can afford, and his stables under III
supcrntendencc of OF the best osters in the state
BY long experience in the business and his we'll know
disposition please, he hopes TO share libsrnl porto
Of the patronage of the travelling public.
ie 20-3m VIII LIAM McCAUL.
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ie o5,d.clw Office Va. a. r. n. n. Depot

4 IN Of Luiy CeIebratioB.-AB Ball win be fur
1fnishod at the Buffalo Springs in Amhcrs co nty. on
Monday the 4h July, and continue for three days.
Subscription % for gentlemen alone the first night aE
TINT the usual Tavern will be charged and NIL
Indies invited free for three days Suitable managers
will be appointed TO ticket The Ladies', and tho propfi-
pledge themselves that Inns shall be spared to
make IL oneof the most gnhcent Balls ever Civ, In
this county We will have several exra Hacks at Beth
81 corry passengers from Lyme hburg to the Springs
besides the regular line Of stages the 9TH.
juno \ d&nt4jy RAINE KYLE.
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GENERAL REFERENCES

GENERAL REFERENCES:
wAsHIs0foH.
Hon. John W Maurv, Mayor.
Baron Won Gcrolt, Prussinu Minister,
Henri Bosch Spencer, Bcgia" Minister,
Gen. Winfield Scott,
Gnes aud Seaton,
Corcornn & Riggs, Bankers
Chubb Brothers, Bankers,
selden, Withers Il Co, Bankers,
Joseph Horny, Ill. ID.
LONDON.
Joseph II. Ingerso, American Minister,
Tho Prussian Minister,
Lieut.. Col Sykes, Ens India Company,
Joseph Hume, M l..
Alb Fonblinque. Board OF Trndo,
Edwin Chadwick Bonr oil Health,
George Peabody, Banker.
PARIS LEIpzio, SAX.
Willlinm &. Riycs, DIR. Flugel.
Theod. Say, BERLIN.
NJ. De Jonncs, Baron Humboldt,
A Query, NJ Dcterici,
Edm. Lnin) ette Prof. Won Haumer
Livingston Wells d Co, HAyRE
ie2lts Lor. Duper,
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wS-Agricuiturai Implements
On hnud n large assortment Of Flows, twenty diff
trent patterns comprising one two,nnd three horse right
md lethand Livingston Go P.ekakll. Boston Euge
Double mould board. Hillside md Sub-soil-Also
md 5 tooth expanding CnltiVatOrs; expanding
ind lInrrows; single mud double COrn-Shell-
ers; Cutting Boxes, different sizes and patterns
Patent Thermometer Churn, and variety of other
farming implement-,--also, improved Patent HHny
Presses. The above warranted equal To my
~ in this market, and will be sold reasonable term.
the
PIEDMONT WORKS,
Lynelbnrg, Va
tT'Orders by mail prompt, filed.
Mnrch1J-ifa
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NsDn KEWAkD.-Rnnoway from the sub.
20 ~ scriber about tho Isl Of March, NEGRO
WOMAN named Alley, about IS years Of ngo, Of black
eomplexion rnther the usual height, Trim, active
aud quick spoken. hive renson fbink TINT she 10
Iu kim in the neiphborhood of Lynclbnrg.
! will pay tho above reward Of Twenty Dollars for her
delivery my house in Amherst county, 10 Saunders
& lrby, in Lynchburg. A w. WILLIAMS.
ia 2-ts
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BACON ~ LARD-30.0OO lbs. Bacon and
ID lard in store consignment for snle favor
able terms. ie 6-fS LEE e. JOHNSON.
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AUCTION SALES.
sale OF Valuable Real Estate.
HOUSE Il LOT

TIVE subscribers will proceed sell public auc-
l. ton ON saturday the end dsy Of July next, the
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
LATER from Europe.

The steamer Asia arrived in New York
on the 2Sih ult. with Liverpool dates TO The
lilh.
Them has been good demand in the
eaiion market since The departure of the
Europa but business has been s5meabni re-
siricird hy the firm prcionsions ni sellers,
mnsi Of Mhom within the past four days
have realized rather fuller prices, for ialr
and cpbd fair emdes Tho sale. of the
week sum up ianO1 bales. ol which J ,aoO
have been taken for speculation, and 10
0n1 for export. The market elnses firmly
at the following quotations; Fair Orleans
q IS To ID Miilling Orleans & Isl
Fair tplands 6 5-s, and Nidiling ! pland'
ID per Ii.
The London Money market Il rather cas-
ier and Cunsul.. which have been much de-
dressed have la,,erally improved The
clnHsq sale j. % IS Tor money There
have been large transactions in American
Securities. al advanced rates Trade NJ
y iires.sl s.slis5 : uNpchanrrl since n" dcnarinr'
NJ change in tho phase of the easter
question had occurred.
The Hungarian Col CosrA, who ha'
i-.cn rySESird on board Oi an Austrian brii
at Smyrna had been released by the Amer
lean Commodore Stripgham.
The Burmese had refused To cele m,
more Of their territory to the English
Trade in India was duh. All quiet or
the coast Of Africa.
The Russians have assumed the direction
of the Moldayian aud Wallachinn post Of
! fees.
Solemn religious services have been or
dercd in the camp at Warsaw, to call on IN
Supreme being to bless the arms of the o.
ihodox faith agains, the lnfdels
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
The WAY Of 70.

The cars Of the Memphis ard Charleston
Railroad, between this and Lagrange, and
the various intermediate points, continue "a
be- crowded with passengers. This, too Mt
this dead season Of the year. Where do
they come from and irLg are ~ many poo.
pie going to anil fro in that direction The
only answer to be given, is, it is because the
faciiity for travelling has been provided
The sNppiy Of this facility has created the
dcmatd for is use BY the opening mp Of
this road only fifty miles. the time between
Memphis and Columbia is brought down Ia
30 hours reduction Of a whole diy-and
50. in the same ratio in other directions, Gust,
northeast and southeast Of us The same
thing will exhibit itself on the Louisville
rold and on the Grenada road, probably 10
a greater extent, when they shall have been
completed an equal distance. The Arkan.
sns road will exhibit miracle ofchangc and
new life in that region. II is mn antiquaicd
error to suppose that the building of roads
should be postponed until the necessities Of
population demand them Make the roads.
and the population will 60 there qiong piih
hc roid. as certainly as that water will run
down hill Create the fdeiiitg, and users
Of that facility will spring mp by Thousands,
as il were in night-multiplying so as to
demand e;ll further and greater facilities.
We are but beginning to have a glimmcring
perception Of what the old Romans knew
clonrly that the main snrind thn crent ma.
tor in all progress in ciyilization-in arts
in commerce, in wealth, in physical comfort
and mental elevation IN roads. II was
a mighty revelation of this truth when
steam converted our rushing rivers into
roais-for up as wen as down travel. II
was still! more blessed removing Of the
yielding waters A quarter Of a century
hence men will marvel how slowly we came
to the recognition Of a truth, brond aud
glaring to them as the blaze Of MONDAY.
Memphis Edg 4. En-
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

Queen Victoria administered n severe hu'
well.deseved blow 10 Mrs. Harriet Becehel
Stowe aud that persons noble British 1d
mrcrs, by refusing the famous ncgrophllis'
at court, Mrs Stowe was cilectnally pros
talcd, and we hear no more of her in Great
Britain. Not noble lord or lady dare
mention her name The little Queen fol
once exercised her authority with undcuia
Bile gond sense and good effect.
She has since given another proof Of hel
determination to eSlnguish completely Il
Stowe f,rof in her country. aud to maiGi1"
more eilectualy than by a speech fggt, , VI,
throne the amieable relations betwG5, "iea' ,
Britain aud the States. 1t WIN ,'ea.
sure that wo copy the tnllu'-ns i''''s'
from the Mobile Register. ,,.,,z.,
Allnding 10 Mrs LeNfh u iaoi leS,ugI, c',.,h
of Mobile, 50 general, known III .lle aous" n
for her varied accomplishments, the neg
ister ays. z.
.oTbi. lady % it is known, being upon a
visit ia Lad, Stuart Morley the daughter
Of tho Duke u Rnilsna aud to 9'her irleadi
in EnabnJ arrived too late to be presented
at @ ,he .lsing drawing room reception for
me 4, :" season. and il was therefore not expect
that she would be presented 10 the Queen
but It appearr that pncen Victoria waving
the usual strict rules Of etiquette, al'sct,sl i
even toward. peercsses, instructed the Lord
Chamberlain to specially invite Mrs. be-
Veri Ia apnear at court ON the evening oI
the ld inst
The compliment thus paid Mrs. icNert
and through her In her country, Is "t Tho
highest aud most gratifying significance
The fair recipient will easily prove to ih'
titled and naughty arisiorraey Of Britain
that American Southern ladies can maicl
in extent aud variety of attlinments aud ar
complishmeuis and elegance Of mind an,
manner. the proade,t born and learned o
any land. PisagvHe.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
, Nrw YopK, July 26,

Tho Arctic arr ed at New York this
morning, with Liverpool dates to the 18th
inst.
eorroN--Salos of cotton for three days
previous to smiling, 10000 bales. specu.
lators took 6.000 bales. Quotations same as
the last steamer. A fair inquiry prevailed,
which was free met by holders.
Flour had declined I'D to l..
The attempt to take Napoleon's life was
more serious than at first supposed
Nesselvade, the representative of the Em.
poror of Russia, had written a new circular,
which is regarded as being more imrudent
than the previous one. 1t claims that the
Russians occupy the Danubian principalities
because the English and French fleets occu.
py Turkish waters II, however. expresses
the willingness of Russia to cyaeuate the
prieipalitics whenever her demands are ful.
y granted. This note has opened the eyes
oil The European public,
The Paris Bourse keeps firm. which is a
! good sign.
The Austrian envoy. instead of coneiliat.
ing in lis mission to conslanlnople, made
imperative demands on Turkey for all cor
cessions Previously rcfaoeJ
Mrs. Aragher comes i'as'enge' IN the
| Arctic.
The frcn,h Minister Of war has address
ed the Chamber of Commerce thus; We
are not bcntnn war, but IL the Emperor, To
whom the h.nor of the Gosernmeni is dear.
cr than all else, should think honor eSaeis
war. he will moi reeoil from the necessity
vlENSA. July IL
Tror. are concentrating near Pelerbor'
den 10 protect tie frontier,
1t is .aid that the Porte will issue a pro.
camaiion in reply to the Emperor of Ens'
sia, setting forth the injuries he has reeeih'
ci
/ Aiyieos from Smyrna state that the Cap
tain Of an American frigaie had laid his ye-
+ ssi elo.e To an Austrian lrigate, on hearl ol
which Hungarian, Col Costa, is imPrisol'
ed The Ameriran Minister claims Costa
on the ground Of being an American citizen.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

CLARK COUNTY.
coHsrs-wauen 2s5. Curan goo
PrusosiiRg .hioraoy-Jennings a6S. Handy 1l7.
Wauen's ma. IS, Icnnins. maj 81
SEWER
conNas- Warren 25l. cnrfan l2s.
Pros. .ffiorney-iennines got. Handy O..
SAeS Con.-Buwn 100, Penny e.
WaHen's maj la1i Jennnss' maj. gl7
PIKE.
CoHgrai-warfen 49, Cuuan 50.
Pros. .AiiorR,y-Jcnnings ia. Hardy 90
waucn's maj l3i, Jennings maj III
oUAclIlrA.
Congroo-Waren 3ss. Cutran asG
Pros. .fitorHsy-llady $50 Jennings 3ll.
Waucn's maj 90 llardy's mai 81.
UNION.
coHgros-Warren 5i3; Currnn i0i.
Proi .fiorn,y-Iiardy G75 Jennings as6
SeHaie-Rainey 400. Lacy l5G.
MATS wafrcn's lJ9i llaniy's no, Raincj'f %
puLAsn CouNry-Curnn a03, Warren 23O.
Col. Fowler elected 70 the Legislature.
JrrrERsoS co-Wafwn 2di; Curran 225.
SALINE Co.-warren lOa Currsn ~.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
uriotis.

Amongst the nunler af successful can.
aiaaies ral ulliae in the eustemhonse unlor
Con Downs. was one who had served a term
in tie parish jail or pcniienliary iaf tslo=
ny. fhisman wa. strongly reeommendedhy
snl Democrats and 5, rerinaeioasl rfes'.
Il unnn the notice nf the Collector, tlial he
nyarsaurhul many a better man.
Tie disappointed applicants brought the
pn,,.an, Character Of the arraiuise Ia the
notice nr ton. Downs, and sam' af The elli-
e.r. remnn .tratel azliusi hi. being retained.
He aas discharged \ few weaAs after.
ward. he received a commission fInm Gen.
sgal ricrrs himself. r-=a surveyor Of Gus.
TOMS at the Lake eui Of the Ponishaftaln
road
Ilisaliiile singular that The Democrats
who took .nrll palm 10 espo.e the character
af the appointment in the iiia instance.
should laYp afterwards recommended him
.n strongly To Cen Pierna; or TINT ans D..
moeral should have endorsed the tane.iy oi
man .a la'cly exposed and rejected.
Tbe aPpoi6iec applied 10 Gen. Downs
prpu,y. In the absence of the principal "a
bc sworn in-was rrfnsel--applicl n'icr,
ward. 10 Gen. Downs himself, who iudis
nanily tore up the commission iurrl'hcd by
This statement nf facts exhibit. remark
able state of party moral. The pcuinacr
iy with which ibi, Appointment was pressed
even by men who would not as.odialc 10
bushes, with him. deyeloprs loo'euc.. al
political morals that cannot be too severely
deprecated lLoaisiam Spectator.
We do not know the name Of the indi.
,idual alluded To. but We take il for granted
that The facts as represented by our c1ntcm.
pumry are very correct anlyoi iharli. moth
ing 70 ran singular n,hc matter a1cr all
Gcu Pierce has curious ways llc come,
into Office an ayowcl Union and Cumpro.
misc Democrat, and then appoint, to ollirr
anii.Cumpromiso and anti. mon m'n. North
aud South Aud having shown hi. 1,rg-
fi0a to the Union aud Comprumi.a, by 80.
pointing an immense minority of th, enc.
mics Of both. to Office. il is nothing cNiraor,
binary that he should cyince hi. regard f1l
private honor aud character by selecting 0
nil-bird to iill IN important station IL.
wants to ,eiorm the di,unioni.ts-'o make
them good Union men. Therefore be give.
them ihrce.louItlis uf the Offices, lie want
to ,Gtorm this iailbirl, therefore he be-
slows position upon linn that will put lin
above stealing Such glorious patriotism
aud philanthropy, should not be snccrcd at
Gen. Pierce desires 10 elevate the dcpuycl
and il he can. rcgcueatc III The State pris
ons. by means Of hi- patronage, why .houlln
he! Honest men arr well enough of -
They don't want Office ia keep them from
becoming rascals. lN .. BpiictiM
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

r The yellow fever is said TO prevail
in New Orleans to greater extent than I
has ever before been known. The DEATH
in one week. previous to the Both ult., mum
bered 449. There we're 12s deaths in the
city on the 2sth, Of which, 100 we're oi
yellow fever. The greatest number of death,
in one day in ls47, was 95. Of which II
were Of yellow fever.
The telegraph reports the yellow fever as
having made its appearance in philadelphia,
and that six deaths occurred from It on the
2sth ult.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

~ The County Court Of Sewer count,
has instructed tho Internal Improvement
Commissioner to subscribe for stock in tho
Cairo aud Fulton Railroad to the amount oI
$4,000, and to pay over to the agent of the
company the funds in his hands, amounting
to about $1,000. Sewer has exhibited tho
right spirit-mny other counties follow her
example.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
Election Returns.

We annex the returns Of the election as
far as they have reached us.-ihose in this
Judicial disiric, being official. 1t is report.
ed that Col. WARREN has received MAORI
ties in Montgomery. Polk, and LAFAYETTE
counties. and that Columbia has gone for Mr.
CuRRAS. oRvltLE JENNINGS, ESQ, has
been elected Prosecuting Attorney. II is
reported that he has received mljorilies in
all the counties in the district not heard
from officially.
HEMpsrEAD CorNrY-orurl,t.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
Ar1r1. 81 .rrnr-Mr nrr;lio TLnn

AGMN rs SLAyERy-Mr. Orvillc Thom
ns of Louisiana, while in Cincinnati re-
Gently, on bis way to the North. liberated
two Of bis servants, who were anxious to he
free. A few days ago he returned TO that
city. and The two liberated slaves insisted on
going back again into slavery in Louisiana,
in preference to being free in Cincinnati
They are now on their way to their old
home in Louisiana.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

MiGnr HAVE BEEN STARED The only
removal in the War department, so far has
been that Of Nowcomb, of Massachusetts
the Librarian. Mr. N is the only suryiy-
ing grandson of Major General Warren, the
first and most illustrious victim of the Rev.
olutionnry war
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

OnsrRrCrIoN or CAGs-ARRE,r ~ TUE
NILLAlS.-For several evenings past the
downward Albany express train on ihe Ilar.
lem railroad has encountered distractions
laid across the track at or near Scarsdale
station. iwenty.uinc miles from New York.
The Instructions consisted Of plankA, cyi.
IDENTIFY laid on for the dcyili,h purpose Of
throwing the train olf The track when going
at lightning speed Fortunately nothing
Of the kind has thus far taken place. the
cow-cnichor Of the passing locomotive hay.
ing pushed oT the distractions without ar.
cidcnt On "Wednesday evening h,t the
company placed waichmon in the bushes
along the road near th' scene Of the pre-.
yious outrages for the purpose Of detecting
the author. In this they were entirely sue.
ccsslul Sometime before the downward
express train was duc-D3-l p ma iicnd
in human form emerged from the woods.
aud having rolled down large sleeper upon
the track. commcaced IN f,VcH il 6rmiy
in its Eiaee, by means of stakes evidently
determined that this time thero should
be no escape But tho watchman sprung
upon him and caught him in the act, lie
was Immediately conducted to the county
Jail at White Plains, where hc awaits
trial. When INTERCEPTED, he refused to
make any reply whatever. His name is
as yet unknown. lie was well dressed.
GN Y EfTcsS, lGM MI.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

" We notice, with regret, tho death Of
JAMES NJ. PEansALL, ESQ, Of the firm Of
McMauos & PrAEsALL, New Orleans.
and formerly citizen Of this county. lie
died a, Natchcz, Miss, on the 17th uli., of
yellow fever.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
Destructive rIrc...stoambOat. Burned
LOUISVILLE, July 2S.

LOUISVILLE July 2S.
A dispatch from st. Louis states that a
FIRE broke out this morning on board the
steamboat Dr. I'GANKLiN, lying at this port,
and spread to two other boal. the Hon.
LAM MARY and Burr CRY. the latter Of
which, aud the DocroR FRASKLIS, were
both burned to the waters edge and sunk.
The loss IL estimated at about 500, 900.