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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
LEXINGTON ~ Through,

IA. I, 10y TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
w&seA> 0uy Maa PACKET Boats, by Scoitsoaie
ana Lynchdus-On and after the 10Th onr bon's will
enve Richmond d'y, Sundays excepted, nj the usual
Lour 6 P M and arr in Lynchburg in "a hours, und
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Bueha.un at u a. NJ, every day
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynehburg ut % p NJ
Leave Lynchburg at p. and arrive ~ hiehmond ~
- hours in me to connect with the Norfolk boats cnv
ing Mt 81 A. NJ aud the Southern aud Northern Rail
Road leaving at A.
Passengers for Lexington connect v ith dniy Inc
of Stages North River. Returning leaye Lexington
every day except Sundays, aud arrive in Richmond II
N hours. .
Passengers for Farmvie, fare s.; Buckingham II
fire So 25; Charlottesville fare s.. and Staunton fare
"a will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Bonts.
Below see card of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
tnnCes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

OFFICE VA q TENH. t. *. Co,
Lynchburg, No 9Th, 1852.
A n meeting of the Board of Directors of the Vir-
"a ginia and Tennessee Railroad company, held ut
their Office in the city of Lynchburg, this day,
On motion. Resolved, That the delinquent Stockhold
be culled pay the due from them within
sixty days that legal proceedings will be instituted to
enforce collection.
copy from tho minutes
+. q. MORRISON, Cpk, 2. T.
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1PgHE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON,

/ AND TRIMMING HOUSE n NEW YORK -
Thomas o. Searas. importer and JobGer Of Silks Null
merry, and Fancy Goods, 1862 Broadeoy, NJ Y, Has now
in and is daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices complete of goods in his line,
rrisng all the various styles aud designs consisting Of
Black and Fancy Silks Marceines, Florences, Shawls,
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons Taleta and Satin Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings of all kinds. Embroderies, French
and English Grapes Grape Lsses. Silk Cravats, Gloves
of all kinds, Silk Lace Mtts, Bareges Laces, White
Guods, Hosiery, l. C Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite the attention of his
friends and the trade generally lie will offer great in
ducements, to cash and short time buyers.
THOMAS G STEARNS.
1872 Broadway
Between Liberty st. 1and Maiden Lane, Y.
dec 28-dacly
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NEW GOODS.
NEW BOO Il,


III SHOE mr. md car STORE, -
~ Ii n n X = uare.
LYNCHBURG VA.
TIVE undersigned have just opened splendid
4 stock of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, GAPS,
TRUNKS, CARPETBAtiS. &c. &C., purchased this
fall in Boston, New York and Philadelphia from the
best established houses in the northern markets, by
one of the firm to whchthey would call the attention
of the Ladies' and gontlem of Lynchburg and tho
trade generally. ...
Tbey hive also purchased he HAT ESTABLISH
MEN1' of Mr.. Jncob Rumbough and haying in their
employ No. l workmcn they prepared to manulac-
ture ORDER HATS of the latest style and finest quail
ny.
Being determined cell for small profits, solicit
call at our store door below Messrs Mosby and
Garlnnd's Auction ROOM where will use best
ertions to please. a. CoCHhAN,
dec 1-cts JNO. o. TAYLOR
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link 81 LAWRENCE

A J Zinl will continue the Foundry business the
above place lie respectfully socits the patronage of
his friends. and the public He is prepared furnish
all kinds Of Castings Mill Gearing, Threshng mach
ines Fence mud Porch railing oow ware, Ploughs and
Plough castings ofall kinds and sizes; in short he is
prepared do all kinds of work done in any other sim
liar establishments. Job work and repairing done at
mort notice A link.
n B-Mr. F.. p. Lawrence is authorized to settle
for me all the bushes Of tho firm of link & Lawrence
dec 23-cts Il.
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JNO. o. TAYLOR.


~ Nelson county, Virginia. DISSOLUTlON.-A An
drew J. link has this dry, Dec. l3th A. ID. 1852, pur
chased Of Films Lawrc cehis entire interest in the
boye Foundry All debts due the firm link g. Law
renee will be collected by link; Also the debts due
from the will be settled by him. He requests
persons having claims against the bring them
in for settlement; also all who indebted the firm
will please call and settle
link 81 LAWRENCE
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ITO ERsE FARWERs-The subscribers hay
Il ing purchased the PntentRght of Glow, Dou6le
Cylindrical Rotary Screea Uheal I'm, are mnnu
featuring them and ask tho Farmers call and exanin.
for themselves. DIUGUID & BRO,
Mr. l5-d&c2tw'ts Lgachbbrg Fomndrg
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DOCKS ON AGRlCULTUKE,& c -
I'D ID b PAYNE has on hand, aud will sell on good
terms
Complete Farmer aud American Gardner
Family Kitchen Gardner, by Blunt
Practical Agriculture, by johnson
Johnson's Agricultural Chemistry
Youatt the Horse
sheep
Pig
Stephens Book of the Farm
The American Farm Book, by Allen
Aliens Rural Architecture
The American Muck Book
Treatise on Hot-house
Liebigs Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books, several kinds
The American Farmers Universal Handbook
Coeman's Practical Agriculture
Mrs Bliss Practical Cook Book
Miss Lese's Receipt Book
" complete Cookery
g House Book
Virginia House Book
Actions Cookery
Berch's Cookery and Dome site Economy
Agriculture for Schools, by Bakey.
Also, large assortment of Hand Books, of Rural
and Domestic Economy in Paper 25c each, &c, &c.
dec /
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Agreeable the above rcolution, statement Of all
hniances due On stock with interest will be made, and
will be expected thn NIL the Stockholders in
will call and settle tho ut this office.
nov l7-d2m 1NO. X. HUGH Els, CPk.
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COnetaliasg Handsome

- OElFtEEHEEss kE;tElNSOlh t-UponedlTI is morn
~ ing, the following and beautiful GOODS:
Rich printed mouslin D'Laines
Scotch PIaids, very pretty
Real French Merno, in every colour, much cheaper
than usual,
Blue, crimson and Pca-green Thib Shuwls,
Black Thil Shawls, very iaree,
Puil Long Showls, in great variety.
French worked mourning Hdk E, from $50 to $61
Beautiful hemstilched lIdk'fs
Sleeves, Collasand c hemsettes new styles,
Black Canton Grape, very superior article, and
splendid stock Of Silk Hosiery.
An examination from the Ladies' is respectfully asked
by oct SITS if DON T. C. PETERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY MOsBY n GARLAND.

n Office administrators Saie.--
Y VIII be sold at the Market House in Lynchburg
on Saturday the 10Th day of january next. credit
of months for negotiable paper, satisfactorily endors
ed, pavnble of the Banks in the city of Lynch
burg, SEVENTEEN Likely NEGROES,
consisting of Men, Women, Boys and Girls, belonging
to the estate of VIM. Phaup dec, of which there
four Brick Musons and one Carpenter. all good work
men. There also several Factory hands, and AM
ceent Wnggoner. A. l.. WILLIE, Admr
dec % decti5ja of VIM. Phaup, dec
Republican cory
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MERRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not

MERRY CHRIsTMAs.-AIl who have not
" vet provided themselves with appropriate sui
Tor the approaching festive had better call ct
once mt the Bazaar, and rig out We have just reeist
another lot of those fine CLOTH dress and rock coats
style French fancy Cashmere pants hne Doc skin
do fancy and bloc prenadne Merino Cut Velvet, Chs
simere, Farmers Satin, and Embroidered Cloth Vests,
Silk aud Maraeles Party Vests, Corded collars, White
sk Cravata. Pocket handkerchefs, Six nall hose &C.
&c dec 25-ts SHAfbh ~ ~
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NTOTICE-Wc wish to hire for the ensuing year
! 40 or so hands to work in Tobacco factoTy-for
skiu and experienced hands high price will be paid.
doc 23--ta MCDANIEL, g. HURT.
CANTON GINGEH-A supply of dried Can.
y ton Ginger put up sugar, delightful article OF
preserve, fol sale by JOHN Ii SEAf,
noy97.ta Druggist.
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PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING


heads, Blanks, Checks, Cards, Labels, q q. g.,
They have of workman exclusively
this branch Of their and persons leaving orders
rely on having their work done expeously and well.
Confident of their ability entire satisfaction, thu
fully solicit portion of the public patronage.
B2- ORDERS from the country promptly attended to-
je 2S-ifts TERRY Il SHIELDS.
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DEIENIX FOUNDRY, Lyncliburg
l. VA.-lron and Brass castings, Steam Engines
Mill Gccrng Tobacco Presses &c, and machinery gen
orally furnished reasonable notice. and at fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishments
for the superiority of its work will be fully sustained in
the exccuos C all future orders
A. G. DABNEY.
N. b. will be prepared for Gasfttng in due time.
nov 95-dects A. q. ID.
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CONDENSATION CRrds and liames II al KINDS.
Toy Books, n fine collection.
Portfolios Puzzlcs
Legcrdenan and locus Pocus Books.
Yankee Notions.
Christmas Brother Jonathan.
Fine Port Monies.
Miniature Library with gilt edges and beautifully orna
mcnted corners.
Beautiful $50 Guitar for sale, aso few ut lower pri
Guitar Music, good Collection.
Piano do pieces just received
Gaham's Magazine for January 1888
Godey's do do
Arthurs Home do do
Amanacs of all kinds for sale, by the gross or single
All the above for sale ut l. WAhkOChS
News piper. book, magazine. cheap publication and
music depot market street, one door below the fost
Office, Lynchburg Va.
dec 28.ts
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a e fEAECIs d CO. Manufacturers and i'm
" porfos Of GENTLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS, No 81 UiAi1n ST., midway between Maiden
Lane and JOHN St, Ner York-Established in 1884 =
~ Merchants will find at this establishment a full as
sortment of the latest styles, embracing the most
approved London and Faris hshion.) of Shirts,
Stocks, Cravats Suspcnders, Linnen Collars, Ores
sing Robes, Hosiery, TIandkerchiefs, Under Gar
ments Money Belts, Gloves, Shoulder Braces, &c.
&.
% And every description of Goods apperlaning Il
Furnishing Business, which will be sold ut the low
esl market pri .es
dec 24-dac13t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

EDUCATION young man with expe-
H rience, who give instruction in English Latin
Greek and French, wishes to obtain employmenb
tcacherf the ensuing year. He would prefer sua-
ton with some professional gentleman, who would give
him the use ofhis Library. But this he will by
make sine quauon. He will promptly answer any
communication the subject if addressed (post paid
to A. B. c. Outer Bridge, Bedfore Va.
dec 25--w4w JOSEPH WILSON.
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vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

IllE subscribers having recently extensive additions
TINS department of their business would inform their or
and The public that they prepared NEATI
and REASON inn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-04

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Naval Stores-Tbere bsr. 49,
numerous arrivals from North Carolina, but the nro
of Turpentne received is small and holders are fp
per 28o lbs. with sales of 700 bbls more at that rate
Spirits Turpentine has been in good demand Some 2n
bbs. Gin sales and resales) having changed hands 5;S
yesterday, at 70 cents cash but embracing some since FL
day at 60, cash, and II r. 60 days Common Rossn M
been in COOL request, with sales of 5000 bbs Wimg
at 81 CO. aaort and for large barrels delivered IA
White 1915 $50 per 280 lbs; and 1900 Tar (lOO
rive )$2 So, 49, afoat and in yard allowance to f
RICE-The sales about 800 ties. at $362I a4lq
cash-showing more active market, but no chance n
prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2S.-The entire sales of Cotton
in New-Orleans on Friday, amounted to 10000 bale,
decline of eighth of cent had taken place Mdng
quoted at from to 81 cents. The sales the week
sed $4,000 bales The sales of Rio Coffee during the week
have amounted to 10000 bags-the largest yet The great
est portion was taken for the West The prices ruled
from 9to 81 cents per h. The stock hand amounts A.
900 bags.
CHARLESTON, Jan. Cotton--The Cotton market
was in langud and depressed state to-day. The als
limited to 700 bales very irregular prices Price
have declined about &C. The sales at extremes ranging
from 81 to l04c, and two fancy lots brought h
as 104c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-04
NEW FURNITURE.

THE subscriber would respectfully invite 60
l. the attention of the public to his stock 81
of Furniture, being received by the StSzsz=s77
Philadelphia, New York and Boston packets Having Hs
Gently made addition to his already very extensive Ware
Rooms he will be enabled to keep hand complete
assortment can be found in establishment of the kind
and having purchased nearly all of his goods of mannheim
ers he will be enabled to sell at very reasonable prices
The following articles may be found in his establishments
Sofas Black Walnut and Mahogany, in plush harcOth,
brocatee or DLane;
Tete Tete Divans
Stuffed seat Rocking and easy Chairs;
Gothic and sitting Chairs;
Sofa, Centre, Pier, Boquet and work Tables;
Etagires, or Commode and corner What Nots
OttOmans CricketS, and TeapOys;
Fine Mantle or Pier Glasses;
Piano ortes. Stools and Music Stands;
Sideboards; Extension and other Dining Tables;
Dining Chairs
Etagires Portable Desks, in rosewood mahogany black
walnut, papia mache;
Fine Library Chairs and Lounges:
Dressing Bureaus, plain and marble;
Washstands, every variety;
Wardrobes, mahogany. walnut and painted;
About 100 Bedsteads, French, Cottage high post bali
post, Field and Cot, lin mahogany walnut, cherry, maple
Mattresses curled hair, moss and spring;
Towel Stands
Painted sets of Chamber Furniture; W.,
Chairs, and Rockers about l25 dozen Cane and "o'a
Seat;
Hat trees, walnut, mahogany and iron; 49,,
Counting Room and Office Desks, Chairs, stools ahl
Cane Seat high Stools, with back, a new article;
Counter and Steamboat Stools; :.
Looking Glasses, every description, from ~ cen" "
800; ~ :.
ChiIdrens Cabs, Carriages, Horses Rockers Cribs Chars
Cradles, Trundle Bedseads, and Toy Bureaus;
Work Boxes;
Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Baths, sc: ,..,...
j. D. LOVE, Front 'T ,eS
Sept IS, 1852 lO3l-!-
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+ Marine intelligence,
PORT OF .WILMINGT0N- Non,n1, =
ARRJVFD

JAM 27-sehr. Mary Abigail Charlotte 6
J. H. Chadbourn Coz with naval stores I'M Sha,tte
2s-Sehr Alaric, Rogers, from New York. 70 y,
Jan. 2S-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh. stadn. W.
etteville, to E. J. Lutterloh. ian from r.,
Steamer Zephyr, McRae. from Fayettevfuo
sshr. Topaz. Lewis, from Mattamuskee, to MI, =
pl sa5 E Esgs Gibbs from hyde county, to
p sohr Mary Mar Jane Davis, from Hyde co., to D.p
gu. S. NJ Steamer, Gov. Dudley Rata
ton, with 40 passengers. '' from Chss
Jan. Brig Rebecca s. Francis, Bod8sb g.
mas to & D. MeRae Co.; with mOlasses for M Gn Card
co2tin; With iln mdze " hours from New York Is
sehr Mary ;f Powell Podger, from New York
Sehr L. P. Smith, Suites, from New York 70
so-Brg Paragon Myers from New York +on.n
| Brown. N' 10 DeROsqf
| Schr. Manuea, Kelton. from New York to,,
Steamer spray Robinson, from Wilmington 1Rs, Sr
| E. S. Mail Steamer Gladiator Price FIN Cb 81
51-U; s: Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Burn, =. .,
ton, with 81 passengers D"'"S' in Chafe
Jan 26-Barque Acadia, Mowry, for San r.
by j. Hathaway Son; with AS 900 feet IrI Incsc Cal
2s-Schr Ann & Susan, Crazy, for New Yorl
tlanner with 726 barrels turpentne ! 900 by NJ
do spirits turpentine. l52 bales cotton SO & rOs
Barque Lawrence, Clark, for South Amn ouS9 peanuts
Brig Albert Adams, Snow, for Bosto, h.
Co.; with naval stores '' y Adams, Bro 4
Schr: Huntress, Disney, for Charleston. BY Ad.u
! Brig Francis Jane Plummer for Froroo -,
& Co.: with lumber ''n0' "y Adams, Bra
Adams hg f Bro u Mithnry Coombs for St. Dn,
Schr. Kate, Brown. for Little r ;ror l.,
Co. - y @Auans, Bro (
Brig Geo Washington, knowton, for pbiI,5.,-t..,
s. D. McRae Co; with IS, 200 feet umb t
JAM 29-Schr. Ellen, Hallett, for BostOp Inn
Brown; with rough rice and lumber ' W DehoSse {
Schr: Dresden, Richardson, for Boston b1r
mdze. WIS roSn 3 d.
Brig Alabama, Bray, for Boston, byJHc,.,
Co.; with naval stores and lumber. N"uOoan 1
Schr. Mary Abigail, Charlotte, for shaIIotto /.
Chadbourn s. Co. ''e' BY H.
Schr. Sidney Price, Candy, for Phadepbi, ,uo
rss; with boxes and bbls fruit 10 bales sb " fa
yarn, 449 bush peanuts lO7 bbs rosin 4s q Do
turpentine, III do tar, 80, 1888 feet lumber N TO- spirits
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman, from Farott:r
E. ]. Lutterloh. ''''e'ie, 10
29-U. s. M Steamer c. Vanderbilt Burns. for ,,,,.,
ton, with 80 passengers. ' ' Onarle-
Jan 30-U. S. Mail Steamer Gov Dndpv d.
Charleston, with 70 passengers. - Da'S' for
31-U. S. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price for cb,
with SO passengers. 'Son
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Later from EurOpe.-Arrival of the Arctic at New
York

BALTIMORE, JAN 26, g. 50 p m.-The U. S. Mail Steam
ship Arctic, Capt. Luce, has arrived at New York from
Liverpool which port she left Wednesday, the 18th inst
The LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Cotton steady with a
demand and the sales during the three days comprised
1900 bales of which 1000 taken for speculation and
export, Fair Orleans quoted at Cd NIddng Orleans
at 5id Fair Upland at SD, and Mddng Upland at sgd.
Trade in Manchester is rather dull
TIE LONDON MARKETs.-The demand for Cotton was
fair and holders firm Moderate sales had been made
the trade. There a moderate demand for Rice and
prices were in favor of buyers.
The Ilavre cotton market had experienced quotabe
change since the Sh nst and 1000 bales had been sold
observation-disclosures. Comann s Stolterfoht, of London,
have become bankrup for GOOOO consequence of for
geries committee by Robert F. Priess dealer.
ITALY.-Bshop Ives of North Carolina has formally alb
jured Professionalism Frances Madia died in prison Flor
ence the 26th of Dec.
SPAN.-The Captain General of Cuba has been recalled
TURKEYIt is reported that the Turks have blockaded
the coast Of the MonenegrinS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-04

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-We regret to learn that
Captain Wilkinson, of the Steamboat Southerner,
running between this place and Fayetteville, was ac-
cidentally drowned on Thursday night last, by fall
ing from the deck of the boat somewhere above Elz-
abethtown, on her way up. Mr.. Wilkinson was a
young man in the prime of life, recently married,
and with every prospect before him of future life,
happiness and usefulness. His sudden death is deep
" to be regretted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-04
(From the Presbyterian
A Letter from Gen. Pierce.

Letter from Gen. Pierce.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1853.
MesSrs Editors Enclosed send you copy of
the letter of the President elect referred to in the last
number of the Presbyterian. You are al liberty to
publish it if you choose. 1t was written soon after
the retirement of General Pierce from the United
States Senate in reply 10 letter of coincidence on the
death of beautiful and manly boy, his cherished
1t sufficiently confirms statements of your in your
paper already referred to.
Your correspondent thinks that, under the crcum-
stances, he betrays confidence in submitting the
same for publication. At all events, the responsible
ty may rest with him and such he can readily find
TO share it with him. Very truly yours.
CONCORD, New Hampshire Nov. 3Oh
My Dear Friend You have been often in my
thoughts since received your aectonate letter of the
10th inst. 1t one of the earliest of the wind from
my personal friends soothing and grateful to me at
the time. And il has been pleasant since TO think of
you among those who have truly sympathised with
me in this dark hour of overpowering affection.
Under bereavement like this, how trfling-O, how
very tring do most of the cares, and purposes and
plans of this world appear! We can hardly realize
how it is that hearts have been so engrossed in
little matters of the day. We open our eyes, as it
were, from dream, upon the realities that are around
and before We see passing away 20 written up
on all the things of this world. We feel that we
are mere sojourners, probatoners here, and to
estimate with approximation 10 truth, the great in
terests OF eternity as compared with those of time
do earnestly desire to keep awake to these matters :;
hol W ld lHto the SPELL WDeTe as II were rom ne
cessity, look through faulse medium, which pla-
ces eternity so far off and gives TO the things of time
such vast magnitude and disproportonate Importance
| remember we'll the conversation ride TO the
u, to which, suppose you refer. The convictions
of my judgment have long been strong and decided
but the little influence they have had upon my life, is
sad illustration of the great trhs With the heart
man believeth unto righteousness
Our dear boy i'll three weeks, and the last four
days of his life was period of much suffering. In
the midst of our deep sorrow find inexpressible re-
lief in the thought that &C ii is we'll with the child
He said much, 10 use his expression of " the
blessed Jesus especially on the Sabbath. And now
his indefinite impressions and childish fancies are ex-
changed for full knowledge, and ending fru-
ton. He is firmly believe.
6 Where blight falls
On the beautiful of YOUTH
He was bright, affectonate, manly boy-the pride
and joy of his fathers heart-the light and life of our
home We feel, and must long continue TO feel
his loss We are conscious of his absence at every
turn. We weep, but the cup of sorrow is not I'M
mingled with rich consolation.
have many things to say to you when we meet.
Till then, your stricken friend.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-04

REFLECTION OF SENATOR HoUsToN, Texas
We take great pleasure in announcing that the 18th
Instant the Hon Sam. Houston, of Texas was re-
elected 10 the Senate of the United States for the term
OF six years from the 4th of March next, by vote
almost unanimous. The legislature of Texas has thus
testified its high appreciation of the eminent public ser
vices of the man whose is prominently associa-
ted with what IS most eventful and glorious in her his
tory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-04
Henlth of VIM. II. Ixinc,

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Clements receiv-
ed a despatch to-day stating that VIM. R. King ar
however, was better, and hopes of his recovery
were abandoned. Mr. King will remain at Key West.
Another despatch states that Mr. King will re-
main a few days at Key West, and that his health
IS