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fg73FALL IMPORTAT1ONS n
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CHINA. EARTH w ARR AND
Fancy Articles.

VINHE Subs nbrr offers country Merchant, nnd 9th
i ers in wnnl, his complete stocN of Es,thc ware,
Cuinn. Table aud Fancy Articles, Of his own direct i'm
lnrntion from the Invoritr factories of Englap and
F,ance together with full stuck Of Plain Pressed
Cut Glass In every variety, dc &e Tho nssottnoni
comprises. IN part the following:
DINNER SETS Gilt, decorated gold baoi nnd
white French Chno; white granite and hiuo prl,i, flow
ing, blue. pnr .c, inmnscenu, plum, lilac.
TEA SERVICES-In sets oi 70. a, so. 90, IT md
"a pieces, nuring in pre, from ~ Ia $iOo u act.
WATER PITCHERS, covered and un, overed Bas ins
md E.er- md Taet sels
RICH VASES mud decorated Mugs and
.ommon Earthenwnre, suitable ot inll trade.
PLATED GOODS--Tea, desert nnd table Spoons :
table and desert Forks; suit and mustard spoon.i nap
kin rings. mustard pots, butter knives and castOs.
TABLE CUTLERY--Ivory handle able sets, ~ lie
rcs; knives mud forks in dnzens common do.
BRTTANIA WARE-Cnsforp from the n
10 the best manufactured; spoons, indies aud safety lu
il lamps
LOOKING GLAsSEs-splendd gilt ornarnr sted
lrnmcs. French plates various sizes suitable lor
tie pier do mnhogany frame in greaty vafetyatd
Iodet glasses
GLASS WARE-Phn md pressed Gu, tunblcr..
vine pchrr-, snvers bowls pre-erve dsn sdecan,
lemonadea egg elnrscs, gobrta champasne -aiey .iu
vi ampi bottles butter plates, syrup nnd uas.
cans. .ut cellars. bptrlcs, preserve f'h
globes.
LAMPS-The mpr,yeI sonr lamps of Which the sub
scrbi j. the sole propreror pnrlor, ball nnd -,ore.su1
hand lamps, in great variety
CHANDELIERS of 2, 3. 4, @. 8. &c, burners. fuI
n,hrd reasonable terms; walters leu iroys lente,
table mpt- toy ten and dinner sets.
STONE WARE-At factory prices
The -ub4cr Der ufI,r. all the above goods rcnsona
e terms nnd is satisfied TINT call from ouniry
,nns ar persons contemplating hoase keeping, will
vince them that his stock Is moi snrpasse IN prcelun
ny or variety by my estsl shmen IN the State Sna
profit and quick sales Is the motto. Call nj
J. d b. EVANS.
nov Its III Main ST. Richmond.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action sewing Machines,

NJiIIC II have nea, ire un,u aled reputation for
w excel enoe. In all rnrts the world, i,r every
variety o Sewing oh"e ~ the reduced en' h
prices of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS The rlenr pf"l.
It from the oi these ines j. irum &jilO to $1,000
year depending u the kind of work done.
We wish tn Gull tn, attention oi manufacturers rnr
'ieuars 10 our newly invented aud enirel orieiml
M"oh'"a IN Sew with Single Thread.
This instrument admir- hle In eoniriyunee, and
perfect in its ope' non aid result that IL commands
the nrqnnlihed approval of NIL VIII understand the MI
"i Se~ne by mnchinsry For linen stitching this Is
the only mncine TINT uan makea stich which VIII re-
min ,lisinct mud beautiful after washing. For shnr
work and every of lca,her--ewing --hnsmnkie---
Matiresaeaand all Sewing IN which great RENGIfi
OF SEAM is REQUIRED. the work of this machine
cannot be- equaed II IL more simple in s eons'ruc.
lion and much more eas, managed aud operated than
nn, other.
Hereafter sha he nrepnred ., supply variety oI
Sewing machine.-caeh perfect ami complete of il.
KIND. Mt The fhlnwing cash prices:
L. Needle aud shuttle machine of present style wool
EN- box, 800 OO
J. Needle and shuttle machine of present styln
on lion frame siio 90
J. Needle aud shuttle machine with newly In
vented feed suction und check ID spring, sl25 90
!. Single threaded machines ioi lnenand other
light Sewing. Sl25 %
seeks and carpet bnas. sles 90
H. Sinrle threaded machines for shoe wo,k aud
leather suicbng Si25 90
!, Sin IL threaded machines with nppai aius
IA bind mattresses, &c. Fl35 w
Single threndrl machines, of eNtn sire, for
quitting oont ninra, $IiO o0
Single thre ,dcd narhne.,of lnrger size.ior
quilting extra size Innings, Sl5O w
~. Single threaded mnchncs adapted To lap
scanning, cont sleeves, Ne, $500 on
II. Il brodcring Mnehinr making ornn-
mcutal stitrh with twn th,ends, $3.50 40
IL Machines of large szc tor Sewing avn
ings and slip sala--sih fixtures md np
Iarntus compeie-trnm $40n I" tia0o w
Machines will be fitted for any unusual p, cuarty oi
work on reasonable terms. The Machines securely
pn.kcd FOR transportation 10 any pci Il" thu w"ld and
nl printed instructions or using aud keeping them In
urdcr. furnished with each machine.
Maeh.ne needles Silk avis, spoola--3 cord linen
ihrend &c always hand aud for pale loves. ea.l
prices.
Principal OHrr-No. 3o3 Broadway Y.
BuAsoH OFFICES:
81 south Fourth Street, Philadelphia l59 B-l'imor"
Street Baltimore 25l Washington Sueet, Bos, al t91
Elm Street. Cincinnati
my % d3n l. NJ SINCERE \ CO.
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These vessels are of the first cass built in tn, city of
baltimore, expressly for this fade mud have superior a.
,nmmoda,ions for passengers. They are commanded
y experienced Captains, well qualified for the trnfr
aud who i'll spare exertion To accommodate The,
will be towed mp and down the rivers by steam and ma,
10 relied on to snil promptly advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from NV
York will find it their interest to ship by his line,
freight will always be taken as low as by my OTHER
line of Packets and every effort will be nude by tl,
agents IN Richmond and New York to give snt-fnci"n
Freight Is cents per whole, and ~ cents per -
robaccn being about so per cent less than charg'
the Steamers. Insurance cnn be effected in the n-.i.
iuad Fire Assoriation by this line at 3-s per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope IL succeed in "btain
ng full shar" of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
unrded free uf commission To New Orleans, Mobile
GhufIc.ton Savannah or any other Southern Nurtl
,rn port Tn. vessels will lie in Richmond rt Rockets
In New York at Berth No. Coffee House Slip foot Il
Wall Street DAVID CUR lie Richmond, } =
c.. II PIERSON, " Y
No. q South Street.
A,,s, Jta
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FOR PUBLICATION
At Greatly Reduced Prices

A MORRIS-P Publisher and Bookseifrr-97 Nam
"a. Street, RICHMOND Va - Will publish
Calls Virginia Reports Vols. t. . aud 3,
Henning n Munford's Virginia Reports-4 Vols,
Munfurds Virginia Report &c Vols.
Leighs - Vol. |,
All with notes with references to Subsequent d'ci.ons
and over ruled ca-es-by Lucien Minor, Esq.. Counsel
iur at Law. nov ID 4tsl
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IN PRESS-A HISTORY OF A 81 1T ~
/ EQUITY and of an Action Mt Common Law iy
n Sands, Esq, Conseor at Law.
This work arnces minute account of all the steps
be taken in IA suit ot Equity and nm action law
from their commencement To their terminal oG aso
The mods of enforcing judgments decrers u Aehei
with the manner Of appeals. yrits o err"r, q &r
Forms nf bills answers and ,,ecrees it, Chanr., de
rla aions and judgments ut Common Law, and ieas
emu, and rePlications appended; ard h, ,-
will be devoted specially 10 the pnctice IN Il n
ted States Court A. NORRIS,
Publisher q. Booksellct.
nov I4.ts Richmond, Va.
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Christmas Presents.

A the time for the interchange Of friendly tokens
"A regard md affection i. hand, and 'nerry Christ
mus" aud Happy New Year. conside, ed snch ap-
pruprine orcasons for bestowng cherished friends
something which will serve to recall To mind, with in
sreased vividnes- the love in memory of the donor IL
may be well remind those who concmrIar and who
10 no, presenting some loved with -ome hing real
lv valuable that in all the whole caalouge of Bjou;erie
Ihs is nothing which is surely md invariably appre
ated the counterfeit presentment of the gver in tho
form Of daguerreoype especially when taken in TAN
SER nmitabe style, and placed in ono OF the hume
beautiful and Fancy PaPer Nache Velvet, Pearl
md Tortoise she'll or Porte Monnaie Cases ele
ant Locket, Bracelet, Finger Ring, Breast Pin
most choice Of which we have Just received
expressly fny the HOLIDAYS, exhibition the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
IN Mnin Street, Immediately VIM. II. Mosby's Auc
lion Room.
b. Particular pains taken gvsa correct likeness
nd artistic pictures Storeoscopic and coloured Da-
ucrreoypes may be had in superior STYLE by those who
esre them Dent mistske the place MAIN STREET,
RID Dooa FROM BstDGE ST
GEO. W. MINNIS,
~ s. TANNER,
f-e l7.ts "~ae,icR Dagn~rectyYrsts
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EOK NEW YORK!
~ S. Mail Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIfS
JnunesuOWn and KOunOke!

fINHE new aud elegant -de wheel steam e~Skk
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Cap. Parrish, )ss
will leave Petersburg via City Point every Tne-a,
Evening and the ROANOKE, (Capt. Cnvcndy.) ever,
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare rom Petersburg, including
State Rooms $ln "a
Steei ngr passage. y wv
For speed comfort aud safety these Steamships ar'
,xcecd by the aud lrnvel ers will find II
the pleasant route the north, they will there
'y nvnid the us and frequent changes of the Railroads
tY Tickets -s,.ed at ny office on SycamWo Street
SAML. q. BAPTIST. Agt Petersburg
IVA passenger train leaves the Appoma,tox depo
'v.ly TUESDAY and Friday nj hrli pn@t o'clock, p
IN connect with the Steamships City Point. Pa-.en
gers 10y the Souhsle Rnrond i'll reach Pet rshure in
q tn e the cars io the steamers. q. B
July
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For Baltimore aud philadelphia


Leares Richmond epery Tuesday al O'clock 2 "
elsx THE large and new Steamer u Il LVl DER RE
Shasx Capt GifroRp will receive freight every Man
lay, und up the hour Of o'clock ?, NJ every ln'"
lay. inr the above plncc'.
Shippers to Wheeling. rittaburs Cincinnati aud the
south und West generally will find this route the chrn
,,st and mo. expoditin FoI freight, nppy
LUDLAM " WATSON, Richmond Va.
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MORRIS PUBLISHES

A MORRIS PUBLISHES
IA. C.l"s Vhginia Reports, Vols A. and @,
Washingtons . Nols.,
The Virginia Gases, by Brorkenbrough and Hoi ss-2
Vols,
rate's Dgested Index of the Virginia Rcphf-,
rate's Dg,st of the Lnws of Virginn, Ga new zion
prepariug- adapted 10 ihs new CodeO
Tate rncriran Fnflu Bo"k.
fuckers Commemorate. thr Laws "a Nrgir -
Vols: Svs
Rohin,un's folms,
Rubi 1son's Practice. nov ,ft-1
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Valuable Preparations.

DEARL DENTifRICE. Tor bcuutiiying and pre-
Il serving the Teeth
TOOTH ACHE d OPS. warranted to cure the most
vincnt Tooth Ache in IA few minutes,
BOQUEf COLOGNE. desirable perfume md local
application q relieve nervous pnins.
EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, for Dyspepsia,
Flniuency, &r.,
CORN PLASTER. n certain cure for Gorns, Chill
hlnns Ne
COUGH MIXTURE. pleasant and very prompt rem
edy 10, Coughs. Colds &o.
TIL above repernions carefully compounded
aud may hc relied ON M being cfhcacious Prepared
only JNO. u. WRlGHT'S New Drug Store
J. II TuoMpsps Druyrisf inn % Ia
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kEsH ARRIVAL pF DRUGSe,,l

RESH ARRIV v NJ VI DHU' Qap1
EAD MEDIC lCINES.--Th' subscribers are m
|sgung their FALL Il w STER sUfPLf Ia
l., Nedicnas Paints. Oi VarnI,neS. Brushes,
b.. Patent Medicines. +. ,cy-Goeds. Sc, &c
lsds have been recently 81 scted with great car"
Northern and Eastern les, and principal,
| hr Cash.
stuck !. lotre an | conpris,= every article us,r
ml in DRUG STORE, l,se,her with large
|uet Of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFU merry Ne.
long experience, md though knowledge "
Enes', they hope 10 retair liberia patronage
Fore extended TO them, and fe confident thai they
Irpared to offer inducements both in price anf
Prescriptions for Physicians md families VIII b'
\ y attended To Mt all times.
l2is JNO = SEAY 4 co.
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DAILY VIRGINlAN.
raRRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERMS.

,fngIxt.N is published daily at 80, and semweey y.
nunm IN advance. No subscription l. .aho m 80, a,
= % ix nonths aud no paper is discontinued s a.
Ian :, rho prnnretors until all arrearages snail nave
pad ,, e,r so cents per square. Tor
t,rm INSERTION and 81 cts or esrs m AS s'v
II the number Of insertions Is hsa no, accordingly
gnb hsd n, .rts For privilege Of two squares
he fhAhLn .Io e,r one square, daily $50, semiweekN
80, semi iiIy 40 semiweekly $50. Every yearly
nnSg S be required eonne his advertising o ms par
% business and If he exceed the space stipulated "r
|ar a aue eh@ay,,ed ~ ratahy for the excess.
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RICHMOND.

g e IN. York h virginia. -
STEAM SHIP COMPANY
Important TO Merchants nnd Others.
hnoSE who drsire speedy and r'lna.l" n."dr 1T
L ,ryancc for their goods between New York ant
REhmond, tin ubout 30 hours time between the two
places) will con-u their interest by ordering tser
goods /" be shipped by the well known Se.~heelocean
Stenm Ships
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
of 1900 BHrthea in charge of careful AID expert
al officers
hosr ordering gnnd- from New York can do 40 twice
a week b, this certain and ue enabling them to
rpeuish thai stocks wit fresh supplies short notice
And in like maaner enabling those VIII hive goods 10
-ip their, do So the demand for them nr'ses
PASSENG Frs tho, will find this route the
tn,iahe, as well a- the cheapest, Stn'eroom acoomn,
,Intions, a d meals furnished whou extra ehage.-
These Ships touch at Norfolk going mud rrto, ming
LuDLAM ~ WATSON,
dec ld.ts Richmond Va
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OOKTNG GLASS AND PICTUR

4 OOkING GLASS AND FbC1UNE
ElFRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for .ale the following articles at
Northern prices;
portrnit + ram mes, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and gull.
Daguereotype frumes, large beautiful assortmsr'
new goods
Iookiug Glass Plates, Of all sizes and fitted IN
Picture Glass French, first quality from 5Gx36 "eh
down
Plate Glass for stores and dwellings. furnished toor j."
Compositon Rosetes, of all sizes for BUILDERS interior
work
Aso-Old Work re-gilt and iobbng in all the aoor
bran hes
Picture Glass cut t, any pattern-and large ,ize
French Mirrors furnished to order.
rgCountry orders by mail wreceive promptatten'
ian FRANCK & GLOVER
1893 Main street, between 9thand l0thst hicfln"n"
u June 9--,s
yHylas, SlJRSCR5RER wishes 10 hire for tho
I en.uing year. u good Cook Washer an lroner
One fr I'M the count. would be preerre -Apt,I, TO
n
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WTEHSTER'S SUNABRlDGED ID DC
w T1ONAhY in three varieties af binding. Web
arr's Univer-ny Ell. Of Dictonary--Acohol ard tho
Coma, tuition of Mnn by Youmans-Jo ohm or,is 1onsB
in the hand worth in the bush by Mi. Car
lenMnicin Atlas of the Earth, 81 beauti ul Mspsr--i
inn ~ u MORSE'S
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school a College Text Books


NORRIS, Richm0nd Va. would invite th'
~. attention of the various schools and institution,
# learning throughout the Stute, to bic School
Classical Books, Tert B0oLs, used 10 the various CO"
lege and Universities. with general collection OF Edu
rniional Works. in every departments of learning
[Y"Scho"l Stationery .f every d1orpton
liberal discount will lie made, and bundles deliver
I'd ia Lyuchhurg. free of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
nnp 22-is
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AJE HIVE just received, on consignment, Is bbls.
w crop New Orleans Molasses which we
will .cl low for Cnsh.
inn a4i LEE Il 10 NSoN
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.
nteetion Insurance Company, Hartford Con,
CAi'I rAL. $500 600.
'are Company of the Valley, in virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000 900.

S'Nn can be effected in these companies u
,a', "'ms, rs in amy others oi equal RESPONSE
Ian. D. o'C''RlSTIAN, Ag't. I ynchburg.
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} Golden Gloss for the Hair,

4, ., ,"' many prer"aton~ for the grow III Of t.
,a.l "' Nl'den q Oss takes the lead. Three
a'p gwen WY tie SO universally used and
,l ~ mas proven the most effectual in Bal T.
gnfI '."use 1t imparts beautiful dark gloss
s,b g. ien'ne to he Hair. 3rd, Be,nuse the
3piclit, "'''' ivy a' ''o''e'S
bs, ~, e'sons could be given why il Is g,eut
muse who wan, moro have only to give it II
ab' .n' ye"'' in large bottles.
's','s and Siorekcepers every where.
Nc. HuRp, rorrieior,
/. i..=. aoi Broadway, Nm Yqt.
@'' mt TO N Marcluts.
l.. i'ef . s-l..
@~o y. ,ADirssS & BRO
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AjOOD.-oak aud II ickory. well seaso.cd, just
" Ia hand We expect To keep regular supply
IN future Those who will need good fre-woJd-wili
please aend IN their ordcr- early.
aug hs ECHoLS H. PRyOR.4
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Theso Vessels OF The IN cns7 buht rNp"sSY IhI
is raIe aud have superior cc,mmodntons Tor pnss'
myers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified tor the uane aud who will spare eNertipn
IA accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by s'.,am,
aud may be relied on tn anil promptly Advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods IRON Bs,s
nn, will find IL their interest TO ship by this linz
il is tile only regular line and freight will always hr
aiken as low ns bv any other vessels aud every effort
will be nude by the agents in Richmond and Boston I"
give suti. action
We respectfully nsk and hope to speceed in oh
iaining full share of pnrronage
The sesseIsw will lie in Richmond al Rockets in
Boston at Rowe. Wharf.
DAVID cuRRlE; Richmond, }As't..
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston, !
NJ Nj
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VIRGINIA LINE OF Rich,nomd .s;ss

AND NEW-1UHk TAC kE y 7 HIE UtW
ulne line is composed of the following vessels. sai
nils from Nrw-Nor every three days, All owned In
tie city of Richmond, viz:
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Record Books, DOckets, Ledgers,

mud uher Books Connected withlh ir rthces property
ruled and securely hound, by sending pattern of the
style of ruling, and the length, breadth aud thickness
of the Book in inches by nail @ithout the necessity
visiting the city in per-on.
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BOOK BINDI NG .

MORRIS,-No 81, Nam 81 Richmond-ls now
"A. prepared to do ry description of Book Bi I'd,
ing, and t. manufacture Bhnk Account Book. To any
laid a stock of The best erial.,
and engaged the -erv If the best wprkmen in the
60 dntry Magistrnts Clerks of Counts, Cnsh and
nj hnL. cnn ccInL with nnhllc nIi..s. hmxn the
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-15

and that is, Canada conquered. What reproacl
it is to the simplicity of democratic rtrdbiieanism
that there should be a country-dnd royalty GOV
crned country too--whcrc nggers arc regarded as
human beings and were they won't be seized
suppose that New England wi soon receive orders
to conquer Canada, and that tho officers for the
expedition will be furnished by Florida, Texas
Arkansas and Natchez-undci he-hill
The observation of Mr.. Jones, concerning Bos-
ton have stirred even the slow current that goes
through the dull veins of our most conservative
wings. Men of other parties laugh at the fellow
gabbe, and think that his coupling together the
names of Batchelder and warren is almost as capi-
tai joke as if speaker on English public deaths
had rounded or n sentence by placing in the same
gernon Sydney. PLvMouTH
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-15

CHARGE OF CRUELTY.--The Nashville Wig says
warrant was issued in New orleans, last week,
TOR the arrest Of free coored woman, named
Marguerite Porous, who alleged to be in the
habit of ill-trcatng her slaves, and using instru-
ments of torture in their punishment.
Qua SOUTHERN LIMITs.--The New Mexican
Treaty designates the following as the true limits
OF Mexico with the United States for the future:
Retaining the same dividing line between the
two CALIFORNIA; as already defined and establish
ed according to the 5th article of the treaty OF
Guadalupe lIidalgo this limits between the two
Republics shall be rs follows Beginning in the
Gulf Of Mexico three letgues from land, opposite
the mouth Of the Rio Grdnde as provided in the
9TH article of the treaty Of Guadalupe Hdalgo
thence, defined in the said article up the middle
of that river to the point where the parallel of 81
deg. AZ mir. north latitude crosses the same
thence due west one hundred miles; thence south
to the parallel of 81 deg. 20 min. north latitude
thence along the said parallel of 81 dec. 20 min.
to the II It'll meridian Of longitude west Of Green
wich thence in straight line to a point on the
Colorado river, twenty English miles below the
junction of the Gila and Colorado rivers; thence
up the middle Of the said river Colorado, until it
intersccts the present line between the United
States and Mexico
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-15
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
EpJTapu

The following would be fitting epitaph for tn
nan Batchelder
In memory OF
JAMES BATCmELDER,
aged "a years,
who, on the 10Th day Of May, 1854,
in the city Of Boston,
under tho very shadow Of Bunker Hill,
aiding, for the piltry reward of one dollar.
paid by the United States,
in the re-cn,lavement of frecmar
and the dshonor of Sovereign State,
and armed to the teeth for the murder
of free citizens,
was unfortunately slain
by
some unknown person.
He died rs the fool dieth, the wretched mercen,
~ of arstucratc faction, reckless of life libert
md the best interests of this free Republic.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-15
A CHAPTER OF HISTORY.

The New York Evening Post, is favored with a
Boston CORRESPONDENT, who writes history with q
commendable fidelity and a refreshing raciness.
We give part of one of his late chapters;
BosroN, June 90, 1854
The Boston Curtii-Their FdluIes- OPERATIONS Oh,
the Underground RairOad-Rece't Escape Of q
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-15

deed, should have been entirely unwilling to put
you to the pains of holding special election.
'.H GrRUiT SMITH.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-02-20

DEATH OF GEORGE LIPPARp.-George Lip
pard died on Thursday at his residence in
Philadelphia. He had many admirers of
his genius, and those who personally knew
him mourn sincerely, for he had soul fill
ed with the most generous impulses. He
has written much for young man, and
some of his works will live after him. 1t
has been stated that he was destitute of the
comforts SO necessary TO an invalid This
we are assured BY personal friend of his,
is not true. He resided in Apple street, a
retired avenue in Philadel phia, in modest,
but comfortable cottage, and had the devot-
ed attention of two maiden eunts,- who liv-
ed with him. The disease was pronounced
an affection Of the heart, produced by severe
domestic afiilction: This world, during the
brief span of his life, thirty-one years. was
not over kind. He now sleeps in peace,
and an immortal rest is granted TO his spirit.
-lCin. Unionist.