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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

DEATH OF Mrs. WINsToN.--We have hereto
fore announced the death of Mrs. Dorothea
Spotswood WnSton,the eldest child by the Sec
ond marriage, of Patrick Henry. She died ON
the 18th of June Mt the residence of her son in
law. Major James II. Crenshaw of Memphis.
The deceased had as few of the frailties ofhuman
nature as any woman that ever lived She was
woman of strong mind and retained her faeul-
ties to the last hour of her life. She was greatly
beloved by a large circle of friends and acquain-
tances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

s&- the provisions oi n trust Iced, eA.r4le5 ,aa
10Th September, $40. by 1o-erh y Rober, 10 af IA
cord in Cam bel COUNTY Court Office. "a - ii u
via Dnvi, the payment e certain bond IN Ia b
toned, shall, on w, daesday, the o6tb Ia, IN NE
the premises cXpose to sale, a.pubc a,,rfi. ct
money, tract of Lard Of 1873 aete., tmoe a. n I'd
IN oa1PneiI e"gn'y On the ,, ter Of Motley, en-
right of dover therein Of the said R.be,,sa' h
For further description Of said land apry J., saf-
David Davis, who resides ndiaeent thsrala. a. ,.e ~
shnll on convey such riaht and TILE As i. u as.fe
by said deed. JNO d. ALEXANDER Tue ef ase
July 3-c3w 7tf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
RemndY foI Chinch-Bue.

AEssRs EpIroRs: From experiments made by
myself, | nm induced to believe that strong de
cnction of fish or other brine, will destroy the
chinch-bug now 30 numerous and destructive in
our con-felds It may be applied by whipping
the corn near the ground with small lunches Of
twigs and leaves dipped in it. The bug will fail
off Immediately. RIcH'D PERKINS.
IulV 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

On Sunday four young mcn belonging TO Ware
discovered akeg containing eight pounds ofpow-
erwhich had been left by the workmen ON Satur-
day night on the new road between that place and
west Brookheld. They took it off with them,and
about nine O'Clock il the evening commenced a
division of the spoils by candleght; when a
spark from the candle fell into the powder and
the explosion which followed burnt three of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
Quitting the Dry Goods BuSipegs

No. ). fCkVlS' A"'T' owing 10 cirrur.n.e'. T..
~ yond lis control, has determined la al be
pres nj business He has up ,aras ii year. '9 Ia
the store houSc 1t IS Justly considered ,6e upon
in lAnchborg forHny Ii d Of business IL ,laad
the lease, at once t"any one who " Il take WIN = UP
VIII lie or Il cart Of the stock at goods ~ LUZ
In the meantin e. he VIII commence fbi. da, -.
on th' st1cN as rapidly as possible, al prsate sale f
cash. he 'tock is well ascot al CONSISTING Il H. "
Of goods suitable for Lodies. Ge tltmen Gil. h aa
Children Being anxious To close IN the ,., ,2s aa
speedily as possible his Whole stock will be
out much regard to cost ''9 WIN
r. S-Any business man wishing to secure HI.
had etter apply AS eutyas possible. Ia"
july ltsif JOHN l. puPyrS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

y OTICE. The BILLIARD SALOON eslabishme-
" mtcly carried ON this ci hy Talbot X Potter
hi. day dissolved by nutnnl CONSENT We return III
thanks to our friends nm the public general for hr
liberal patronage. All perons indebted TO the eoneer
will ca on Talbot an : L. thti Lutte memorandum
Talbot viii sc Tie all the debts of the establishment
TALBOT j. POTTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
COMMERCIAL.
Nyio1'Ne july ,, 1851.
81 | l. I
TOBACCO.

july D. I5Jf'
TOBACCO.
Inspections from Oct 1853 10 date Ibis hbds
do same time last year, 4,e92
Inspections the past week 504 bids. a.
ganst 4s0 hhds. corresponding week q last
year. sales u follows: 70 hhds, inferior LugS
from $50 10 -; 33 hhds. from - to 50 ~
hbds from ST to =; = hhds. from - TO So
- fb6s. from - 10 80. - hhds. from $40 TO
sl5. 8 hbds from sl5 10 81; ) hhds. fiom $50
to SO aud Il hlds upon private terms. Mar
ket less animated, and prices lower, unless Tor
good and fine manufacturing descriptions.
WnEAT-No one buying.
WI. r. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
TEMPERANCE NOTICE

There vii. he meeting fthe Past Officers Of the
-e>erll Divisions constituting thi. judicial district, Id
the Temperance Hall, Al AppomattoX Couu House,
the B. day oiJrly neNt; and ON the 4h several nd
dresses will be de vefed at Mount Comfort G. urch
the Court, House, the sub Of thu Temper
aare Reformation. All members OF the o,dc', AMI the
pubic gen eial are yited anend. Jun l w'4juy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

The stud of Horses is unsurpassed in the cou
try, and the proprietors have secured the seryic
from the various European and Eastern esta
lishments) of the most talented company
Equestrians, Gymnasts, Athlete and Clown
which have ever travelled in the West.
To be accompanied by the Celebrated Bu.'
and String Band of Richard Willis, from Nen
York, who challenges competition.
For list of performers see bills.
iV- Doors open at . and o'clock, p. m. Ad
mission 80 cts, Children q Servants half price
jun 26-t4iuly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

wouidb"g leave To ca the attention OF the pnhle @
letter written by distinguished ph, scian, VIC Is '
sell most skiItuI aver, and has welded his cue "a
many lends, on the banks Of the Seine well as IA 1'
ncishborhoGd % the hudson.
billiards consider of the most usota' a. II =
the most a-cinating OF all games. \ GOOD eye aspas
hand, Judgement and practice the requirfmsa l'
excel enre at Graceful and amt sing, 1t has u, AZ
fractions for all cas>es of society. To the mechanic u
Is usetu for 1t serves relaxation from his 'll3
bodily toll to the merchant and the profess. a7ai a.,
whose business is ecessary or less sedeaia's'
especially recommends it self. fr.tlv, rlaNgt.
Secondly, nrthc cxctc,c which accompanies II. i9'
Invalid m shypoc Irndriuc il i, hene!il: As '
as n abstraction from needless if not iRisrlaus oi
OF thought, and 'o The invalid The exer, Use Is Of 80
tie character. if not indus Il toa great -.
ct Time, hat It cannot be otherwise than u.elol. !
Ir q lenly recon- ended Billiards to individuals v
sought tor something which woull at once cor, -
pleasure with benefit, and have invariably t7gRu u >
give satislartuu."
In conclusion, Talbot would say tn the pubic W..
h, receives pay for "a game of Bar Is he doe
blu.h-ior you may assured thatth- player ia'
his m 'ncy's wollh,and NOT receiving more thap
lawful dues. Gully III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

'E'llE Board of Directors of The Merchants
Bank of Virginia" have declared dividend
of three per cent, ON the Capital Stock of said
Bank, for the last six months, payable on the 9Th
July. r. {. MITCHELL, Cashr.
July 3-3t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
MARRIED

At Chalk Level. on Thursday the Goth of June
by the Rev. Mr.. Neil. JOSEPH MARTIN to Miss
SUSAN PANNII. daughter of William l.. Pannill,
all of lttsylyania.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
SCENES AZ SILISTRIA.

MAY l2-t At the commencement
of the firing numbers of the enemy's shells fell
and burst among the streets and houses of the
town, and the whole place was soon II scene of
painful excitement women rushing wild
~ about seeking for shelter, the terrified nhabi-
tants collecting their goods and hurrying to the
subterranean rooms which they had constructed
in anticipation of this event; and by the time my
friend and were muuutcd, and ON our way down
10 ,he battery on the Schengal hastion, we found
the whole of the streets silent and deserted. To-
wards five in the evening an opposition cannonade
WINS got up overhead in the shape of thunder
storm, and II perfect rainbow which followed ap-
peared as if in mockcry of the belligerents below,
who were hammeung away at euch other wi h
such hearty good will. The Russians seem to
be carrying on their oper tons with great actiyi-
ty and energy They have very nearly compile
ted zig zng of approach across the island OF
Schiblak. On the morning of the 18th We obsery-
ed battery of four guns had been thrown up du-
during the night ON the adjacent island of Sahane,
which had not been previously occupied by them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

The Louisville journal relates the facts con-
cernlng the suicide of lad of thirteen years.
named Henry Herman, ten miles from the city
This Is one OF the most mysterious we'll as
enc of the most extraordinary cases of suicide ev-
er committed in this country. Henry was de-
yout christian. He had lost little sister who
also belonged to the church, This sister had
given him prayer book on her death bed and
desired him to use it. He had become so inter-
csted in the book, and on the subject of meeting
with dear sister, that it was subject of daily
conversation and prayer with him. lie appeared
DESTROYS to be with her. His mother told him
that he would meet his sister in Heaven after
death. He prayed nightly and daily to see her,
and in his fit of religious insanity, he, upon his
knees. cut his throat from ear to ear. seyerng
both Jugular veins. This was truly sorry sight
to look upon--a heart broken mother, afflicted
father, and distressed relatives-this was scene
to dissolve heart of stone. Every one present
was in tears; every man became rs it were a
child. The verdict of the jury was, that the
child came to his death from the influence of the
above facts causing religious insanity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

The Richmond Post says, "The Rev. Professor
Goodrich, Of Yale College, declares that the mem
bers of the faculty of that institution are unit
in opposition - slavery. He takes occasiontoo
to inform the South that Yale cares nothing for
its nnlronaoe.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

men very severely and blew the other out OF tle
second story window. injuring him so badly that
h. i not expected to recover.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

Mr. Kendall. of the y. o. Picayune. writes TO
thai paper from Paris n follows: The well
known American dentist here in Paris, DIR. Thorn
rs ". Evans, las recently had a new honor con
ferred upon him. II is already known that Lou
is Napoleon, besides presenting him with mag
nifieent snuff box set with brilliants, gave him
last fall the cross of the Legion of Honor. lie
has recently received, in consideration of his dis
tinguished talents, the order of St. Michael of
Bavaria, from his Majesty King Macmillan the
Second, To whose faiuily he has rendered signal
services in the way of his profession"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

Thirty YEARS NEw.-We are indebted to
ID. b. Payne for copy of the first volume of this
work. Our leisure has not yet permitted us to
read it, but we may undertake to say tina, wheth-
er il is faithful and impartial history or not of
the times of which it treats, 1t is work which
all who take an interest in public affairs and pub
lie men will be eager to read The peeuarities
of the author,if nothing else, make the book nota-
BILE and will give it an immense circulation 1t
may be had of Mr.. Payne at the publishers price
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

N. Orleans continued healthy up to the 2lst
inst. The Bulletin of that date says: I'VE can
hear of no yellow fever in town, not particle.nor
a sign that there will be particle. Last year at
this time there were hundreds of cases and good
MANY deaths had occurred y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
NOW-A-DAYS!!
lNIY ] Il
LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON ACADEMX.--The next
ses-inn oi tins Sc col wIIl ommence the first
ct September next The course Of instruction will
coinlse the Latin aud hrcck languages. all hr branch
II pure Mathematics, French Italian and Spanish if
desired. Special att, ntai viii be paJ the study OF
tie Engli,h Language. Their, a,r uccommo utjuus in
tie \ udemy buildings for 20 boudrrs WHO viii he
der tie constant supervision Ut The Prn ipal The
ton Is heath, md rrtired IA miles GOp. LyGcLburg,
aud from lie Lynchhug Tennessee RnitroaI.
IEhMS-for day scho airs So ior bourdrrs $S7 50
per session Of months. Boarde,. will he charged no
additional fee t1r modern languages.
CARTER j. HARRIS, Principal
REFEkENGEa:-Dl Harrison, Of the Unyrr.ity.
Pike Powers. oil Smunton, Col r. Randolph, Il. Z,
Saunders Il. L. II. kcan.
July Rel l>eni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

THREATENED DUEL. 1t is asserted that
challenge pissed from Lieut.. fauntleroy' T. D.
Y. 20 Lieut.. j. g. Strain, also ot the Navy
while ihe parties were at Panama- several weeks
aeo. lieat Strain, IT will be remembered was
in command Of the party which recently crossed
tie fsthmus Of Darien IN search OF ship S"i."
route Fauniieroy WIS also If the party and'in
the course Of an alteration, was accused ny
strain Of coWurdice. Hence the challenge, winch
was accepted b Strain on condition that the
meeting should not take place until after the re
turn OF the party 10 Tie United States. 1t Is
hoped that the interference OF friends will be sue
cessfu in arranging the difficulty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

The Billiard Saloo" will be continued ty Talbotai
present locality or in convenient place IN Ia
city, whore shall be pleased 10 wnt ali those VII
may think proper to give me their custom.
jun 2j-dit MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

Benjamin Basse Jr., (Democrats,) and John
j. jackson, Jr. ,(Whig,) are candidates to fill
the vacancy in Congress created by the death of
Mr.. Snodgrass. Democratic Convention is
called for the goth July. at Glennylle, to nomi-
nate "A candidate. Messrs. Lewis and Bassell
have agreed to submit their claims to a conyen.
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

The packet boats are now running through to
Richmond without interruption.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

SETTLEMENT OF KANSAS AND NEBRAsKA.--A
correspondent of n. FORK paper, writing from
Kansas says that emigrants are now pouring in
to that territory from Missouri and Arkansas by
thousands, and that at the last adviees from the
border three thousand claims for pre- emption had
already been slaked off by them. They have or
ganized and resolved to protect each others
claims until the lanls,are Surveyed and opened
for entry, and the writer ,dds that they are all
either slaye-owners or the friends of slavery. lie
adds that the emigration to Nebraska, which is
not as numerous this, is exclusively composed
of Northerners opposed to slavery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
Gents Fine Gaiters!!

REdDl FOR THE FOURTH!ti
- HAhuhf has received NV supply Of GentIcmpn,
- 'a,'n"imh,e Gal TIERS, heaulif1l article. and e..
IS ~. oe.- una eNlmlne them. july O.
,, IN READINESS
VII subscribers will nave heir ,en-annua accounts
a. IN readiness tor presentation by the 81 of July-
M' Indebted arc expeete It prompt in settlement
accounts winch wete dae heoa concern "A s. SLolc,
d Co. trefee months &c unless settled It TINT rit
vii o. paced t1e hands II off er lar collection
i'm 50 .IRR lEGHS SHAFERN co.
oTtCE By virtue OF a oeeI OF trust, executed
= to u, ~ Daniel s. Jasper, bearing date The 3lt
May iS71 and ct record in the office Of II Hun nos
court '"r the city Of Llnclburg, of his Books, Bonds
s'e'unts and Evidences OF Debt la been .sf crrel
10 Us IN rust and all persons Indebted to said S ns
'' WI tiease eallnt tie store of VIM. T. Anderson &
Co, where they " FIJI their ncconnts md so,,l I
same without lay, imrorran T. close tbs hn.i
ness ut once A. HOPKINS,
i Eo . OYER 41zzRsaHSO" ro''.s'
jun 29-2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
Keep Ce0l!

VIE best way to keep cool tits hot weahe
get supply of those linen Shirts aud pla" st
Davie' and June-' make Asc hand, Cotton 81 53.
with Linen bosoms, Jeans Dras Gaase Gn4er' mn
Byron md other Guitars. Linen. six, ind Cotton -
Merino and Cotton Hnl Hose, hin CraVats hou' w.
Chinese Ties, &c, &c. CT tns, Cassimere' an, IN
Ings and goods for wear, ol the best
most fashionable shades, always ON hand, when WI
made np ~ order by Ambrose Page a,
My >mnl expenses viii e1alle mr to sell an ~
hove us NV H. G .oIs Hat ar Goods ran hi rr
any where. Tryme WM l." Aoi
iuu - limit E
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
GROCERY, COMMISSION
AND
Forwarding House,

VI ""iNAh5 hVuSes
(f'rst Door on me Right, ADORE ia. & Tenn R
Road D6pot) ,'''' II
'NiE Subscribers keep Constantly on had u good A,
D. sediment OF Groceries which tlry will sell upon a
ncomodating terms us ANY HOUSE in Tie cir, fo9 u
goods delivered in the Depot 'REG nr nRAYAet "
also keep on bar IA large supnly Of TH0u4Spo,
AM MOLNTAIN LIME AND HYDRAILH
CEMENT, which wal be So d low ~
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Being whiting few steps OF the Depot are en- an,
uiH uuel prompt to MI ronsignnenls II Bacon Ii
Flour, all kinds Of Gram Tobacco, and IL ae m,
other article sent to Our house is large and coy IN
can therefore. store IA considerable quantity Of VIM
may sent US, necessary Usual advances INN
onsguments.
LUMBER
One million feet Lumber ON hand which VIZ Off o6
reasonable terms We prepared to I'LL biIl,f mi
article uron short notice We pledge that no one "a
ing upon shall 60 away dissatisfied if is pos.ibq 4
please them.
Cash for Wheat, &c.
Wewjll pay market prices Tor Wheat ,rr, 0al
and Rye. HORNER, WATSON & CO.
Jun 6-dlw-c2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
WI. SMITH,
Com n Merchant.
LynohburE wholesale Prices Current,


orRfcfrD rvtRY WFpHEsnAY AND sArrRoAf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

The Mobile Advertiser, an cid, stauneh, and
consistent Wing journal, appeals to the Wings Of
the South, not 10 let the baokslidings, or short
comings, or disaileoton, or restlessness of 9th
ers, change their faith their course, but to hold
ON sta our own good work, and if the event shall
prove hope and trust it will not, thai
Southern Wings are alone faithful to their noble
national principles, let rs more proudly aud te-
naciously cling to them, still bearing aoft the
revercd standard bequeathed us by the great
founders of our party now gone 10 their rest, and
fall at last, if fall must with the glorious sym
bols of conservative nationality above us pro-
claiming to all the world that our party died as it
lived true to the constitution and its compro-
misses, and 10 the Union of these States, of which
that sacred instrument at once the cradle
and the safeguard"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
ANDREW i. us,.,......
WA EIpl,ftAets,i''i "a


Admir-, ~ IA The y III annexed, Of llesn :.
July 3 ctds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

The ChrisdansbuIg and Newbem Calculations.
Every thing promises 10 make the proposed
celebrations in Christiansburg aud Newbern the
grandest gatherings Of the peop'o ever seen in
those regions We lenrn from the Richmond
Morning Mail that Hon. Vim. c. Riyes will at
tend both celebrations and address the citizens
of those counties, on the Importance 10 them, 81
the extension of the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road to Lynchburg, ria Charlottesville. lie will
proceed far west as Abingdon, and will also
address the people of Wytbe, Smyth, and Wash.
ington, ON the same subject, at their respective
Court Houses.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
A Dennistonn s Co.'s Circular.

Psy lrotia.l LIVERPOOL. THURSDAY, Aofil IS 1854
CorToS MARKEr improved eelus Cotton ma
which continue duIieg present.
pIie,s have ao,stcsd LIED, 20 ID q n
The feeling OF sprr-hension, aching panic which
show ts.l being ,ced has passed OF
Cnso)s have adyato GEO 10 S and quite
sud y setion Msnche the ow prices
t,siDs bss been The Stock
port their th the advance
ytidso issf is be wi nd strike
Qpence ,niicyst
ss weti 500 Of which $40 are on specus.
ton 'or export ltavips 8 80 bales 10 the trsie
CoRS hARKEr The market opened quietly this week bat
1uescsy sxtnsse eonssmptve
cortpus sd The msrke closes with
O. las ~.shs prices OF barrel for Flour and Sd to 6i per
ID 10 per quarter We , ~hOut rain Weseru Canal
srsihD. Flour lbl 81 aS6 Baltimore ard aoar
Plh IS ass6, Ohio -four v obi So dS9b Sour Ajaf y bb
3leoSSIe; Wne : shest y 10 lbs liI66ilS; Red and
Mxtd Wtsai 10 nsl edl6 Yellow ard Mixed Iudsa Corn,
v sso ne 4V dasl' White do DO, y $50 M 81 dsSi.
isI qas e9otrues At to $40 ewt for Pot and
RENSs Sc bbs have been sOld chiefly nscan at
4litosU Pe~t
srkis rvsPsSrSE moderate doing at s2 ew
fr American
TlLowTh. n.ts oOntinus' dull yellow candle being nOm
nslh wo IN 81 oe9i = ewt
The leo American 81 to ss
%e~t
CLs-Only moderate business have been done in Palm OIL
SE &+y per Sea on very laed demand at 70 TO
Al Y tun Rope Oil may BE- qaoted at 4Si p eat.
RICE The sale. have been vs4y moderate OF Eas;
Iros without ehsuge In prices
DyEwoepsNeIy lite doing the being confined to sbeui
lSs tsis 81 Domingo Loswood at aePsrrGa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

SNIP GEN sg, Bowen 81 New Oresns from iso
.shtre atdsuppoet the mouth OF the
hiI IN tsmptst, l4h with pilot board,
riret by blifg shout ths tme she sA.o ths
rou, TIE sh, ok severely felt by all board She
of about O'Clock the 10Th by the steamer fs1kes
HApK EToHA whser) q Ne ertOd Ia leaving Napsriso
l7b diff ed Lshihouse Point aud
ed of ty boats from tie u ffissts :, Lawrence
Csrfenss for Portland. vhich into
Clfr .o- l2o Mt in eaky has been purchased T.
thst Eil h. resfre, bail chirlsston
bFrc ICH GIIgfScs-rk- Yankee tbs
Flzs 81 ohsn brig John GiBgs scnr III e.
len Ne Ore-Ls 9th int After rounlng
NJ srf the schr Scin broke her sat
If the bg John GiiirE snd before the boat cor set
b. dfied clare the shs 10 tho Third Dsg
The John Girgs Nth the ship Ashls d.
.ius pot No i6 Third District carving ID. A.hlIpds
tf.fopssl ssG bgss The bfg Joha Gtugs hef her
fore oreios trd mas foreopga aat sod rows,
orttOpg oarisd CARED fore snd 1
itiAs the 10 bosId .6e eli gearing bul
ru he uslns. snd damaged th- hall confaabe.
n cher received iuur. The Yankee
With the si Orptsn and liza Mallory
CuRTts e. Po tia from Ssrrs aoens ni rienas,
ScHK' STR fr,m Georsetorn for NsvYork.
put Cbs.on q for repairs having cs head qf 70
topmsst &c IL heavy siualom the T. Sunday
efeu ooD last.
soHR LEsAsAH from C for Boston, put into
9h repairs having sprung leak In
n + boa or Sunday az, moon las
scHR PAULINE Pcse's reef vessel Of 1872 tons
register but Cspe May 1912 owned By the Captain snd
9th. d vsusd st 3uo.
THB Mutual OFYIcs Pro vdencs hi 5000 asd
the MechD ~ Offices zach s5on the Of -cir
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