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4 Hogs, Cows, Work. TFyA
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NOTICE

ALL persons wing claims against the Estate are re
qnested to bring them forward that arrangements may
lie made for their payment; and all those indebted
requested 10 make prompt payment, it is desirable
that the affairs Of the should be closed speed
lily pussibe. JAMES METCALF,
8-ctds Ada1'r. Of r. kabie,, decd.
to Republican copy mn send account to this office.
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SEGA a TOBACCO


NJ. I.ANGHORNE X SONS.
wHoLtsALE DEALERS IN steARs avn roHscco oT
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
HNHE subs fibci- haxe constantly hand n large
j stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS. III
the approved brands which they feel confident
inferior in the market, and which will be sold
the LOWEST tASu PRICES
oRpFHs in a., pnrt Of the Union will be promptly
met, aud entne satisfaction guaranteed purchasers.
The following Brands are kept constantly on hnnd
In Flor de Habuna In Snlinna.
California i,as Tres Crronus
Jientcncnl In Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Congusta,
La Eel DEF 10, B Leon de Orc.
La Trrcsita 81 Nuptuno,
Rio llondn, Plantation
III Program, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrcllns La Norma,
Herman Gorte1, frinoires,
LAFAYETTE &c, &c.
ToHAoco.
Oronoco. Nectarinc,
Gold Leaf, Catnwba,
Golden Peach, SanHrd Nc, C.,
September s--dtcts
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RKUsM MOUNTAIN MILL s1ones-

osh FOUNTAIN MILL Stones
ne uno erss ned are procuring from their cele
a.ed carry at the Bush Mountain, Montgomery ooun
~ l' Stones and Burrs of the very best quality The
:cputation of these stones are widely knowo In, ~
hairoad giving us increased facilities in filling orders.
We have aPf ointed Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston and Les
Johnson Lynchburg agents for the sale of sun,
VINO WIN receive orders and have them fulfilled at the
shortest notice.
Our Address, Backsburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
James M Williams, Danve, Va, Reynolds & Co.
Leah lille, N. @. are also our agents LPSOo
Feb l4-dsc,s
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OOHMAN a MARTIN, OFFER thoh

NJ OOkMAN N MARTIN, OFFER thoi
W. services In the public ngcntsin
RECEIVING " FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the salo of any md NIL kinds oD ountry Produc"
Int mny bo their One ot us, agent.
Nh Royal will be the Rail Rond Depot every dny
ia arrival of Freight Cars, Tor the purpose of receiving
Il taking charge olnny produce sent Ia our cnre.
The closest auonti m pivent the receipt and de,N
cry hen Corn on Ouis
l. etm 'by mil ct otherwise will be promptly ouond
cd t,t. ang l2.d8cts1
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Marshall Salt.

have IN the wharf cargo of Salt, MARSHALL
)hAND for sale.
DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO,
0.l3t Richmond. Va.
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L AsI.-tnd"f n uefd OF trust exc
L. cuted by John NJ Arlington TO the subscriber, to
dehr David r. Edey, dated 18Th day of June
lS40 and of record in Campbell County Court, will be
sold SATURDAY the 29lh in t. the premises a tract
pfland in said county of Joining the lands
Henry r. franklin Anderson Booth and Others on
@ Falling river containing three hudred and forty E3
~- etgh Acres; being the which said Ar. -A-
rington formerly resided The sale will be niade for
cashthe title believed unqucstohabie; but Trustee
the under gned will convey such is granted by the
deed only. DAVID r. SPENCE, Trustee.
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PHILIP W.pAXNE.
Dealer I'm Fancy ~ staple - Goods,
nj AIN Street lynohbwg Virginia, corner store In
wi Cure's new building. foi mcrly known as kyle's
corner bcgs lcnvr en the nttenng o his friends AMI
The public his large md desirable stock OF Spring and
ummcr goods embracing EVERY article usunlly kept nj
the dry goods line, which will be offered tcrms
" hrh cannot tail To plcaae all who may want good
goods ut low prices. Hs friends and tho public
Mostly rrques ed 10 cnl aud examine ha Stock 1t will
NIL ord him very much pleasure 10 exhibit II.
m D-ts
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OF VALUABLE REAL AND


5kONAL ESTATE In Nelson County In
staa decree oC the Circuit Court Of Nelson
~ announced at les September Term, 1853, in
M Dicks N Is. Dickson, &c, the undersigl ed
hi Eth day Of November next, proueed, on the
| p ;ell nc ~, o,,.xn a
\ I,hn Dickson died seitcd sud possessed.
Il Il Land i in the County of Nelson about
sIom he James River and Kanawhs Canal,
IN the lands of Robert Rivcs' cstutc, OF G, A.
n and John Lyon; aud contains near 400
sbout 100 Acre. are clenred and in cultivation,
Id ia heavily timhercd.
,,r,, time and place will be sold THREE
YlNEGROBS. aud all the Stock ,Cu'tte, Crop,
ID rtrnsIs, Household and Kitchen ferniturc,
pate
NJ The land will be sold on credit Of -ix,
az eighteen months, in equal inst dments The
n an a credit Of six months; IN each case
IN approved security will he required. md the
a. land retained Is ultimate security. Per.
i az 70 purcha.e are requested 70 view this val
o,arty hefore the day Of SAL. Should the sale
orplrtea on the 9TH, ii will be corinUcd oa the
10 embcr. -
WIN n. DICKSON, }G.,.,.
WV. NJ. CABELL. oV"' 10
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LAND IN CAMPBELL

Y NEC ABEE f-AND IN CAWPBEET1
co, FOR SALE.-In accordance with the provi
sions Of the last will and testament of the late Thus
Cooke, ST deceased, viii. the 18th day of Novem
Der the premises sell the lghest bidder. onn
credit ) aud years equal payments, that valuable
Farm which the said Cooke resided, containing SIG
Acres 10y IA This Land lies on Motley
Greek, miles Sou;h Of ampbell CT. Ho aud 10 miles
from Lynchhurg, and is we'll adapted the growth ol
Corr. Ont., Wheat md rohacco nLou, one-hali in
Woods part OF which is fine robncco Land and h,.a
large body of good Greek Bottoms Tao improvements
consist Of good Dwelling House AND ALL
NECESSARY OUT-HOuSES, TOBACCO BARNS.
Nc. &c, SC. The Lnnd will be shown to any wish
ing 10 purchase, by myself or Mr. VIM. Black, who
sides the premises.
THOMAS COOKE. Jr..
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NJ OTlCE.-I am receiving my Fall stock at
" Woodward, Stono-wnrc, Glnss nn1 China. NRN
Hardware, Cutlery, Casting, Nc. | have the VH
largest aud best selected atool, have over had W
the pleasure of offering in this Market Which hopd
my friends ard the public will call and examine, ms am
determined to sell low make quick salcs.
ROBT. X. WATKINS, Agt.
arp o6.dwiwiC
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THRUST sALE-Amherst Land

THRUST SALE-AmherstL and-Pur.
l. deed of Trust executed by Daniel Shra
Ter, to the b-crbcr, bearing date the 25rh day of
March 1850 and duly rccor led in the Clerks office of
Amherst Comfy, shall, on Saturday the 22nd day of
October, ensuing, a, Pedlar MILL, proceed To sell for
ready money.a "a
Tract Of Land, y
in said county described in the deed containing 1916
AChES, adjoining the lands Of Thomas N. Eubank,
Iohn Barrett. William c. Mnri and others. Surhti
lie only will lc conveyed as is vested in by said
deed. ROBERT TiNSLEl, Trustee
sap 10 .v5t
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WIN PLATE. SiicetsrOn, Zinc, Nc.-
i 81 Boxes Tin plate, assorted,
$50 lbs. Russin Sheet Iron,
1000 lbs. American do
1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc
1910 lhs Slab spoter,
100 bs Block Tin.
just receiving and for sale by
aopl7-ts GEORGE BAGBY.
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'I'HE LARGEST SILK, KIKIsON
l. AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK
Thomas g. Stea11s importer and Jobber Of Slks MiH-
merry and Fancy Goods Cash pricesT.m grant
ed by adding interest, l62 Broadpay. ~ y, II
IN and is daily receiving and offering at the lowest
prices complete assortment OF goods in his lir
rrsing all tho various styles aud designs sting OF
Black and Fancy Silks, MarceIines florences Shaws,
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, Tafelaa and Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroideres., French
and English Grapes Grape Lisses Silk Cravats, Glove.
of all kinds, Silk Lace Mitts, Bareges. Luces. Wbits
Goods, Hosiery, l. Hdkrs,
The undersigned would invite Merchants frdm tho
North, South East and West when in the city favor
him with a cali and examine his stock before pur-
chasing.
THOMAS G STEARNS,
1863 Broadway, Between Liberty st.
dec 28-dacly and Maiden Lane " Y.
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EGIsOES WANTED-Tbe sub.o ribc,
~ continues in market for NEGROES, OF both
es between the ages of 10 and 80 years, including Me.
chanics, such as Blncksmths and Carpenters and will
pny the highest market prices in cash His oihc' Is
newly erected brick building ist Lynch i'm.
mcdatey in rear of the Fnrmels' Bank, where he is
prepared (having erected buildings with that ye' v
b9urd negroes Lynchburg for sale ohe, wise
IN ms moderate terms.and keep them ms they
placed in the iai of the Corporation.
sept Is d2c3m SETH WOODRO IF.
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cHAVaNG MADE EASY
- Russian Shaving Sonp.
Ruuss,'s Shaving Cream.
Old Brown WiHi.or Soqp
G.aliii.e in,ra SIP.
M.iitpry Sh0vin, Srar,
Will a esral yariciyol French and English Toilet
Soap-For sacHi WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
,cl 1871. New Drug Store,
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GALE o. REAL ESTATE.-The follow,
~ ing real properly belonging the Farmers Bark
viii be sold public auction the premises, the Goth
lay ot October, 1888. towit: The HOUSE g. A.
LOT near Republican Spring, in the occupancy u;i
of John s. Bair--Also the TOBACCO FACTORT
9th Alley, in the occupancy of Cabness and Ham
ncr. Terms mndc krown at the sale
a. TOMPklNS, Cnsh'r
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oct 3-w3w PEfTON LIEF IWlOH.
OFrER rOK SALE, AS THE AGENT

I OFFER FOX SALE, AS THE hUENI
l. of james NJ Van Hose a traetof Land situated on
Suck Creek, in the county of Campbell, about 10 miles
GOO and 700 ACRES. This Furm is situated in tho
finest Tobacco region of the Suite. Tho cleared Land
produces we'll Wheat, Corn, Oats and Tobacco, and is
easily susceptible of high state of Improvement
large portion of il is in wood and finely tmbered, and
when cleared produces Tobacco of the finest qualify
A bet,rr opportunity is seldom offered for advnnta'
geous Application may be made either to
jane Cobbs, Lynchburg John d Alexander or the
undersigned arCampbe Court House.
nov18-1y EDWIN fAdE.
The Charlottesville Advocate and Richmond Exami.
NOR cong and their To this office.
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lust RECEIvED-
- 10 bbls Rock fish,
90 bbla. No. Out IIerrings,
% Boxes Olive Oil,
IS Tons Country and Rolled Iron.
Hhds Primo 4. X. Molossos,
10 bbls Orleans Moasses,
rs Boxes Loaf Sugar
All Of which we offer for sne Low.
Iny 2ta JOS II. NOWLIN & co
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nj ACKERAL--New No, MackeraI, lust re.
III oeved and for sale by
sept s0.ts LEE e. JoHNsoN.
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Negroes shoes.
lENIx FOUNDRY, Lymchbu

VICE The undersigned have this day pun.
chased n. {. raliaterros interest in the concern
no Pryor 4 raliaferro. the business as hereto
yin N future l-e conducted under the style and
< ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone are authorized
o. name of the former concern, in winding up.
so lcit a continuance of the patronage of their
$ ant the public generally.
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AND FOR SALE Without ReserUe.-The-
Il 4 subscriber having determined to remove to the
Far Wesr offers for sale TWO TRACTS OF LAND
lying jn OsmpbelIcouniy IL miles south of Lynohburg
'bie one on which he resides contains -
Has ACRES, -
nbont 60 Acres of which cleared and :,
der well iimbered This tract is we'll wo,. 1' remain
o" al the necessary Improvements usually found of
ii small farm. The other tract contains 'o'"" Vi
los Acres,
only 10 or l5Acres being cleared-the remainder l. j.
timber and is excellent TOBACCO LAND. There il
large quantity Of Lime Stone on this tract and good
"''n t"r burning t This tract is Likewise we'll watral
,''" hnder good fence, and has improve,oen, o.
H. Vt not sold privately before the o5h a, e n on
ue' hese tracts will on that day be scd at suction On
,"e premises without T'serve-A.so the crops Of Corr
r oaaeri &c. The stock Of Cattle and Hogs, Farming
The subscriber will , ',ahen furniture &c, nc.
II to purchase, wM r. n ~ S 5 one WISH
aug 31-cto Soc, 80 ~ ~ - t'N'''hM'
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REENE a. HEATH. ~

| nN Z - hr tiiice occupied By the
N4"is liose and Ere Insurance Gnmpunv,
/, gwen 'nmednHe'y-APriy to Jehu WI.
- "r To tie -ubscriber.
rs L 7. WILLS.
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Z vi PILLS. gro. Alum Fills Just reed
nam tie Rockbri L" Alum Springs-nnd put up
ue Mass, ire sh-For sale ut
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
l 15fS New Drug Store
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= ADY-mADE CIothin.-shirts

| r itrIe assortment of Clothng Suitable f,r the
|" '"hn VI. DIVES. Jones and Cos Patent Shirts
|F le1nd, and wiil he sold low ut
~ l. DIT C PETERS
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} TEE EARMEssS-The Subscribers nav
ing purchased the Patent Right of D Glow, Dopoh
2yTcal Rotary Screen Iiheat Fan, are now manu-
ing hemf nj ask the Farmers t~ call and examir
erlH e'7os DIUGUID & BRO.
tia-di "lwtS Lyncbburg Fonn3r,
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TME SILRsCEsAREK Y


~ Baltimore American copy twice week till du,
of sale, and forward account this office.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

TNHE undersigned having purchased the interest oi
L VIM. Leitwich X Son, in this long established
and well known Hotel, will hereafter conduct the sanc
under the Al of
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S,TRANED lrom the subscriber tho 9th nHH{rn
- mat. n Cow md Cnlf-the Cow white WV
except on tho sdca which brndle-long ~z1A<sz1s
horns and no enr marks;-he cnlfa red hcifcrh or
months old yer, well grown aud fat will pay FIVE dol
Int. Tor their delivery to JOS. u NOWLlN,
oct I2onw2w LynchburR.
, 1853-04-16

in the blue field Of cur national ensign,
whilst with head erect We will march on
ward with the great Republic 10 that goal
of perfection which she so CALAMITY ,,tTium-
phantly and rupidIy approaches.
For the present, the glowing future must
depart from the consideration, lbat we may
be able to give brief glance at some Of the
Immediate results Of the establishment Of
The new Territory. We shall be brought
into direct Communication with the heart
Of the General Goyernmcnt-our limbs will
be freed from the shackles Of our VILLAIN
ette masters, and comforting ourselves un-
der The parental wing Of our national mother,
we shall be cared for, protected, cherished
and encouraged according TO our desires
and our merits. We now labor under EN-
barrassmcnts and disadvantages, 10 fully and
fairly detail which we would, have tocFowd
our columns for many weeks with evidences
Of the popular discoplent known and felt by
all. But I'VE are willing 10 "let by-gOnes
be by-gones." The new government once
in operation, there will be great change
from The existing condition Of things. Pub.
lie justice will be more certain, because all
Of The iDdi'Pepsbles !heretOwill be at hand
business operations will be entered into
with confidence because Of the safety Afford
ed by The convenience Of the remedies for
enforcing contracts; and whilst The innocent
will be sprotected, the guilty will hotentirely
escafe the talons Ofths law Stability add
a'hsailby tone will be given 10 Affairs The
interests and rights Of every portion of ths
Territory and of every individual will re-
ceive ihe1 attention Ito which they may be
entitled, and@ God willing" prosperity Will
attend our career. The. thousands of free
men about 10 journey across the continent,
from the old States, 10 make their homes
with US in this promising and fascinating
region, more than realizing their highest
hopes and happicst dreams, will manifest
tlieir delight in corresponding with their
families and friends, earnestly imPOruDiDg
them to a follow on,'' to come and share
true happiness with them in The Territory
of W On ., e9!'lins r7 t-f 'rs0lnr- r'r
=. : n f,' 7 49, a.,.. .ssr' r.. r .-- ~
, 1853-04-16

A HUGE CLIPPER SHlP.-A ship builder
al East Boston is constructing a monster
slipper ship for the California trade. She
is three hundred and thjty-6ve feet on
deck, fhy-two feet beam, thirty feet deep,
with three decks, and -four thousand tons
bOrthen, custom house measurement. She
is TO be called Young America and will
be worth 100000. She will be the largest
vessel that has hosted since Noahs Ark
The Young America will carry between
five and six thousand tons Of freight. '.'
, 1853-04-16
Latest NeKs ffpm tIle SAD ,

21 20 dftI ~ ~ 9ll 80 ~ n ~
\ EEpm ihe n. r. paPon We extract jhe
iollpFipg: on isod rs vleu ga mid zoe
-q5The lalcet cabinet rumorS are, that Ca
leb Gushing will be Secretary Of State. rl
R. NJ To HunteTs ol Va, seeFeiaEy .Ol
The treasuTysi' a. sism 1iil1oqyd DO iadT
lo James c. DObbin, ,of y, c. sseEetsty Of
ihe inlerioro7 lshio O. -lisnb1i s5aod
Jefferson, Davis. Of Miss, secretary Of
war radio iras sNcaA boo bra ..1rn,4
Z iIaues Campbell, uf Pa acorsiaFy .Ofthe
navy. D i--hrigrn 10 boca shi 10 .urflf
No h. AieClslIands Of Miebigans pOamastsr
general. ~ ..smI l8rii 30 owl fg9iqo1r
danes Gulhris, Of KY, attorney general.
suGehefsls Lane a. governor Of Oregon
Sydney Websters Esqs has been selected
blythe Presidept, nsbhispTiYats seerenTy.
9 Preal1ent Fillmore had large and bril-
Liant attendance al hislleEee on the evening
Of The l6th Febg IL was said 10 bs1his lat.
R5lsnes w. Bates, Z a prominent Citizen Of
ST! Lpuif,l died on the llih ultpo. soqil
Arlsttsr has been received from Hon. w.
r. King annoeneing q decided improve
ment in bis health Heiis ini Havana. rii'
o. A new Pacific steamship company has
been organized in New York. The COM
peny intend 10 orunis line Of frat class stsA
meEs between Panama and Australia, and
10 eonnoetst ASpinwan with New York.
The pioneer Of this line, the Golden Age, is
nov flhnglup, aud will sail for Melbourne
about The hrsl Of May, aud expects 10 make
the passage in about 45,daya od smia
d The arrangement "a carry a weekly mail
from New York to,San francisco, has been
.peFfectsdl and viii commence on The 10th
Of May Aasteamer wilbleaye New York
on the 5th ,ol3lh, 2olh, and 2slh OF every
monibS snd,San Francisco on the lat sth,
10th and 24th. The company on ,benAi-
lanlie aide 10 now runningnine steamers
from New York tnd New Orleans, 10 and
from AspinwAll, and have also new one
nearly ready for service. These connect
at Panama with the fourteen Pacific mail
steamers. plying between that place and
San Francisco. A reserved boat ,tis always
kept in port at each end Of the route, ready
for immediste use, in case Of need. -
The forthcoming important new mail ar.
rangement is noticed inihe Washington pa
persy The postmaster general awarded A.
c. Ramsey, the contract to carry mail be-
tween New Orleans and San Francisco via
Vera Cruz, semi-monihly. Congress will
be called upon to make an Appropriation
The parties promise to gel 10 California in
, 1853-04-16
Editors Table.


sOm table " has been bountifully sup
Piled during the pasi week with various
GOOD things sent BY Esteemed LADY friends.
On Saturday evening, as we we've almost
entirely out of provisions, and our credit at
the Bakery stretched TO its utmost, the prob
abilities were that we should have 10 do
without supper; but while debating This iu-
teresting subject, large pound-cake aud
a dish of cranberry jelly made their appear
ance on our table. We thought We had
never before tasted anything so good.
On Monday morning good sized basket,
accompanied with the compliments Of a
LADY,, came down upon our table. On re-
moving the napkin we discovered deli
cious boiled beef tongue, splendid large
fruit cake, and some we don't know the
name Of them, but sofhce it to say they
were very good. We heartily thank these
excellent ladies for this evidence Of their
kind regsrd. We hope they will ofIsnl re-
member the rooK printers. '" .'
On Tuesday last our friend DR.. J. R,
JOHNSON presented our table +" with a fns
VenisOn ham. io ',i-s .t. ai ro'ifa.
, 1853-04-16
Late nom China.

EARTH9U1K At SHA HAsoHAf-EciIPsE IOF
raE S6N4CaNBsE EPR6ctEMNfroh P n n
yn ni6kiKsT iTHf ExPoRTkTioE oT CooLIEs.a
BY the arrival Of, the bark" Abbott y at
San Francisco, klss of papers up 10 the tsth
Of January hAys,bcsRD received The Ab-
bott msdsatheqPassago from Hong Kong in
81 days sar 81 % tHdiol 81 Hoiia'uloq 7uo
The export of Coolies 70 Havsps, hs,
already attracted the attention Of the CHI
hese government and 1 proclamation has
bser Issued BY The ,pteftci Of 1Tc-cbil Fn
against ihteiglers Of ignorant people 10 g.
come slaves II 1 foreign country. 'fhe
Chinese population at Annoy made an attack
u3on The sesmen and soldisrS engaged In
shipping the cooliei, and when lrepulsed
vented their rage BY applying the spithets
Of robber, assassin, slave dealer, &e., to the
Europeans who defended she embarcaiion.
The town Of Shanghai was disturbed,
Dec. i6th, by the shock Of an earthquake.
(which continued forty-fve seconds. The
'nndulation proceeding from S. w. 70 N.
z. The bcllsrsue, the lamps swung tbout,
the clocks stopped and plaster was thrown
down from The ceilings, bu, no houses were
overturned ',. W ~. .,oa -r
An eclipse Of the sun took place on the
Saturday preceding Dec. 18th the light Of
the sun was very yisibly diminished, and
ASSUMED the appearance Of moonlight.
A new plague for seamen has made its
appearance aboard The Hamburg ship Lama,
which arrived at Hong Kong on The 27th
December, in the shape Of aSmall beetle