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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06
Drp GOODS.


NLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS li-GEO.
u BULPIN No Sei Broadway respectfully invite. the At
snou of laes his imporaoDs and Manufactures Tor he
nresent Fes son comprising al 4ssoriInt nj OF
TEN THOUSAND CLOAHs.
AT The follow ing extraordinary prices; -
Tuo thousand sur erb cloth sik lined Cloab st..bi ~
Fnen hundred superb cloth silk lined Cosks, at... II
Tsb bnDd ed superb cloth silk lined Cloabs 70
One tbouss nd v.ry rich cloth .ik lined Goak-, at.b
Twelve hundred superb Lyons velvet Cloaks, at. %
One tbon,spd superb Lyons velvet Coaks ~
ry, hund, supe Lyons velvet Cloaks at.......t .
tnn, bundled magnificent Ly velvet Coass, stt
Fye bnud ed .pler did satin losss ~
Tb,,e hundred Itra .uI crime stn Cloaks, st =
Three mn dred supt r.iise satin Cloaks ~
Ana an endlcs urousiou OF cloth Tanss 50 and 20
The ,tscrber deems further comment unnecessary SUIT
Gee II 70 say the high character Of the oods on sale 81 ne e.
tsbbm nj IL already well Known and he would merely add
in that above viii be found ON Inspection 70
DC ''e '' GEO. BULPIN,
Paris Mautllls Emporium, No S6l BrOadx.y
HFAVY LOTS Of DESIRABLE GOODS
III from AUCrIoN.-TRAcY, IRWIN Co, Nos "a
and 25 Broadway block above the Asior ouse are re-
esyins choice lots OF sls Csshmees, Musn De L.ines
CI, Caueres Vesiings Linens, Prints Ladies clothes
Uos,ry Cashmere and Pad. Wooden ShAws' and Iasss
ssty Of reasonable Dry Goods which they are selling on
eb..p Buyer. will please call and look before bayns:
ny II o NJ A S S T A n ID L 7
late with A. T. Stewart Co..
nkNyFAeTuRER AND iMPoR1tR OF
LANES AND CHILDREN's FURNISHING GOous'
No. GO BEoad<sy, Ns~-forf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Ncw-iork Notice hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against PATRICK CALLAHAN late
Of the City of New York deceased present the with
vouchers hereof 70 the subsrbe at the office OF their Ator
nav JAMES w WHITE No 81 LibcTty-st, In the City q
New York on or before the twelfth day of December la
Dated New YoTb the third day of June 1854 e5 ls~om
DENIS MCCARTHY, ! Alrn,u.tr.,o,,
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N PIIRSIlANCE of an order of the Surrogate of

the County New York notice hereby gwen TO all per
soa having claims against IOMAS LOUGHRAN, late 9th
civ Of York Conectoner deceased present tho
with vouchers thereof the subscribers at the office Of Jss-e
C. Smith No ~ WAl-st in the Cts OF Newly on 81 be-
fore the twentieth dsy OF November nextDssd New fors
the 18th day OF Nay, 1854 . -
t.tveuoMs MARY LOUGHRAS A ministrstrN.
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrog

IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the surrogate
of the County New YORK.. hereby given TO all
rerscns having claims against ROBERT PErrGREW late %
The CITY New York Sohecutier deceased to present. the
same I'D vouchers thereof the subscriber at the Office OF
MATHEW KANE, Nc Gsoseyoerst, N the City Of New
YoTk, On or before the 3nth day Of November next.
Dated New York the 9Th Asv Of Nav, 1854
LEVI HUNT, Jr, Administrators.
sfs An dfnl.t
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

the County Of New York Notice hereby syen all per-
sons HAVING Claims against THOMAS g. TAYLOR, late Of
KINGSTON Rhode Island deceased to present the With
vouchers thereof the subscriber al the Office Of Charles Ira
CIV No 10 Nilsmst ia the City Of New York, before
tie ehh Of January nexLDsted New York the ID day
of july 1854 ASA P. TAYLOR, Administrator ytIaw6mM
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Passengers Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL.

H. hip Thornton from LseypOo-J. Psstsn, J. caldws
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13

/ narrower ruage at that place; the western Ter
/ minus of the water line. This Is the very policy
/ that while il would not impose the slightest un.
necessary burden upon the western trade would
at the same time greatly increase the trade OF
Richmond by causing larger amount Of trathc to
descend the Canal. Norfolk at the same time
could not be preiudced by such "A policy for the
more trade can be- brought To Riehmondby the ca
nal the more is Norfolk benefited, as the forming
IF the connection between the navigation Of the
upper aud lower James, 1.-THE tide water connce-
ton "a it : generally eaed) in point OF fact ex-
tends the canal to Norfolk. In every true view
of the case the interest Of Norfolk and Richmond
are identical In one word, make Norfolk the
principal seaport aud her commanding location
would draw a much larger amount Of trade from
the Ohio through Virginia than Baltimore could
do, and Richmond would be point OF accumula-
ton for the trade of the back country, on its way
10 Norfolk. and place of transbipment both to
and from Norfolk for the produce as well a. oil
the importations for the same country. On the
other hand nuke Baltimore the seaport OF western
Virginia and the commercial terminus of the cen
trail railroad through Virginia; and not only will
less business he drawn over the Virginia line
from the Ohio: but also will Richmond get less
business and she will derive much less reflected
commercial advantage from Baltimore, than there
would be from Norfolk. While therefore we
would bid Baltimore god speed IN her noble ct.
forts for the trade of the great west by means of
her magnificent road we would say to her. hands
oii-from our own Virginia line and we would call
upon the patriotism of every true Virginian TO
make the great avenue from the west an unob
structed line TO our own noble seaport; and thus
make it what nature seems to have designed IT,
aud whit every Nirginan should glory in seeing
il, the commercial emporiun,not only OF Virginia.
but also of the whole west and southwest portions
of the Union
EAgTEpN NIpEINIAN
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The Colonization Cause.
Inc CtlOlnSdLlOl 1dub5.
COLoNIzAT1oN Rooms, WASHINGTON, I
JIftY = 1854

COLoNlzNr1oN Rooms, WAsfHNGToN,
july, Z, 1854.
A distinguished gentleman in Alabama has
written me letter highly approving of the en-
denyor to raise 100000 to establish regular
communication by steam with Liberia, and he
makes the following proposal:
New. csnnot one thousand persons be found
in the United States 10 give 5l0D each, or five
hundred persons 10 give 5000 each | will be
one ON either conditions 800 to be paid say LIST
of August and the other 800 six months there
after. In the mean time | enclose 800 now,
aud should the proposition be made and succeed,
the other hundred shall be forthcoming in due
time"
Since the receipt of this proposition two MEM
beers of our Executive Committee have agreed to
be two of the one thousand, and to give 800
each Who will follow The work is great
one. 1t is indispensable to the progress of colo
nlzation.
We hope our friends will please send in their
names without delay.
w. McLAIN,
Secretary Of African Colonization Society.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
AN EASTERN VIRGINIAN.
From the New York Tribune. July Z.
A Card from Mrs Robert Schuyler

To The Editor ofthe n. J. Tribune.
Sir: beg small space in your columns to
refute story that appeared in last evenings Post
relative TO the private life and marriage of Mr..
Robert SCHUYLER. | will not here speak of the in
delicaey and ruthlessness of the hand thatat this
critical juneture, would tear aside the sacred veil
of domestic privacy-for every sensitive heart
will AT once perceive the truth-nor would here
undertake to defend one too i'll to defend HIMSELF
To time and to just Tod do commit the ylndica-
ton Of my husbands honor.
But as other stories may spring from the same
source that originated this marriage romance, !
would here pronounce it all fabrication.
The poor girls family was as respectable
and wealthy rs Mr.. Sehuyler's own, and they
were already connected by marriage.
The name Of Spicer-by which the FIRMLY was
long known, was the name of near and dear
relative who bequeathed it to the 'poor girl"
with the small property, which alone remains to
provide for the wants Of her children and dying
husband.
win the Evening Post copy this commnnjca-
ton in correction of its false statement!
Mrs. ROBERT SCHUYLER, w. 22d st.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
foR THE VIRGINIA.
THE LOVERS SOLDOQUY.

Iaa, ,ure | lid not love ltrr.
3al il de- begin to -rrm
TBsi ihfst. > one 0i whon think
A no.t every time dream.
/ VA. euro ! dil'm low hpf--
TIE gil silh lie rich dark hair
Whose pretty II, s-es dansle
RouHd her lace savers fair
Nhosc mil an1 pl'a.1ht enunt'hnn;e
And whnse iurl- tlat 10 q impnIt.
: rak IT thr inward ihrobhng
on a noble gen'reus heart-
Whose eyes-t1e nodr.i Iewel- -
Seem 10 benin forth henY' nly love,
So .oit their pensivn swertness--
Cml1 1t come but from nbove2
There's someihiHg thai !. hrwilhiug
la that fnil, rouad. .olemn eyti
love its neloN brightness,
But cannot tell ,ou why.
She ha. no siudied bCouiies:
All from affection stole
But ev'ry act aud impulse
Seems to come out from tho soul.
| wonder, often wonder,
Why thnt unpretending face
STEMS m me-, like fairy,
Al every tim aud place.
Am fsHte d. not love
The q with the rich. dark hair,
Whose raven tressrS dan lie
Round her lnce 40 very fart
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13

Az ACCESSION To THE "kNow- NoTHISGs. =
The Albany Atlas states that the last number oil
Brownson's Quarterly lseyiew,ta Catholic work.
announces the adhe SION Of that eccentric phlloso-
pber TO the new political sect the know-Noth-
ings. lie stipnlates for one restriction OF the
reed, that while it need abate none OF Its hos
tility to foreigners, it will cease its prescription
of native born Catholics lie reminds them that
the natiye Catholics are as hostile to foreigners
as any others and that the first native American
sheet published in this country was started by
Catholic writer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
New q Second Hand Furniture D.
Positive Sale of Stock, Dry Goods. Hs,a.
GroCeries. &c wv

an Wednesday morning the 9Th inst.
~ at o'elooh Market street | will ,elI 1eg
he least reserve large and extens We aahol
Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Shoes CUTLERY q .'fai 6
Liquors, Cigurs, &c, the entire effects o 'De't rs
dee lining business CONFER
The above stock has been purchased in the -.
motns' ana embraces many desirable aud seasonal
TERMs-All ums under $40 cnsb. oyor a.
days credit. over 800 four months credit 70, a. nv
paper Z. RlCH'D PHELPS. Aas4.
july I3 tbs - n1eil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
LATlNHER SCHOOL,


Wills selectchssical and mathematical school con
a duo'ed under the immediate slpelv vision at IN.
subscriber as part Of his parorta charge and FIR the
high character OF which in all respects he is ercfore re-
sponslbe, will reopen on Monday An September
few WI recommended b, Us, brtweer ~ and Il
scriber
Terms per session of 10 months, $225 payable semi
annnaly, IN ADVANCE.
The advantage offered by Lexington, n. n place Of
trimming for boys should not pass unnotc,d mo 6as,
mountain AR and scenery are here enjuyed mnortant
literary institutions are here located. And in adoti
I" other recommendations physical and moral within
e"sv access are the Natural B,dge and the Al m md
",hei Springs, Nirh muny parents might find il desir
bic TO visit. : ''S''''
Apply atan early day To Rev. ". ~ Pendleton
p,,.rar.. RECTOR LATIAlEo PARISH.
Hhf ERENCES bishop Mead Bishop Johns, and
oF P'' opal Clergy Throughout the State Dr. Deane
nthmondi Col fannil Petersburg Judge Baker NJ,
'1'k' " m H. Fowe, Alexandra; Philip Wilsms Win.
Suesieri VIM NJ Backford. Lsnchburg; Col. F. II.
July l3.ctlst Sent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
Emory and Henry College.

Attention is called to the advertisements bv
President Wiley of the Fall session. terms, &c,
OF this fiourishng Institution. To young men, and
barnculary those OF limited means who desire
the advantages Of very thorough collegiate in
structlon, we can give personal assurance in
regard to the superior Inducements here offered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
Desirable Family Residence fors

~ Satnrday at ernoon, the 9Th August will NY
~ without reserve. desirable Brick Dwelling WIN
an acre OF ground attached situated in the - WA
hood OF MI. d. T. Recess. The house has lo. ' 1
built. with all the modern improvements, and i.3
excellent s'a' Of fepnir The ground i, highly eqa
ted, with spring of good water near the dyen
being he determination of tr owner TO ren7ove ~ u
erty will he offered at ggrat bargain. at nr,vno
until til" day above named when if not sold il ai'
sold at public auct without reserve For s1 'e
&chrpy 10 C. RICHARD tIFI 9ai' Is
july ll-2law5aug& 5aug o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
MARRI4D D.

AT Caapa Grove, near Lynchburg, Va. by
the Rev. j. ID. Mitchell, Col. WILLIAM II. Hut
TER, Editor of the Easton Argus, Pa, and Miss
MARIETTA l.. MooRMAN, daughter Of Mr. Chas.
II. Norman Of Campbell county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
COMMERCIAL.
Lynohbu1g Toba sco and Wheat Market.
JuLY :, IS5I
'OBACCC)

TOBACCO.
Inspections the past week, 2s9 hhds against
258 hhds, corresponding week oflast year. Mar
ket less animated and prices lower, unless for
good and fine manufacturing kinds. 0ne small
tub made by John ID. Alexander, esq, sold the
past week at > per pound, purchased by d. otey
4 Bro.
WHEAT-No one buying.
WIN. L. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
rysf' SIkAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
2Q on the second inst, Ray Mare

"out 'eet' or inches high; OF very heavily made:
Nv N'''e fe'oiveted' except little one hind f. OF;
naS been orn III and yet fully grown ON: ,n ,nns
nea, the ears little inc cd to lay ON The left .ioe.
walks and 'ros, when ridden snwl,; rathep sbo,t.
'i'Ne been informed She raised in Giles county
a" traced er to Mount Union, in Botetourt cnun,,
Any one delivering her to Robert Hines E.n eor'y
nfoai ford Of Caiawba, Botetuurt. or to me mile.
west ct Liberty near the railroad will be hberlv 70
llly l3 CT W WILL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13

GlVe them a TriaL-Mrrcenary persons have in
many Instances succeeded in foisug upon the commu-
n WORTHLESS preparations, claiming for them great med
zeal vtues, that erea many ind viduas refuse take
my thingnol sanctioned by physician. This sanction
has been bo'towed upon STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EAPECTORANT and DIARRHEA COR
DIAL in more thHn five hundred instances. Indeed
many medical m"n who know rhervirlnes regularly pre-
scribe the EXpectoant in of Coughs Colds and
dlsebSrsot The respiratory organs which un Ter
their care. And. IN all diseases of the bowels too.
such AS Dnrrh@a, the Diarrhna Cordial is prescribed
by them with the utmost confidence in its beneficial eff
iects Give these excellent medicines tiial See od.
Nersement IN another column. and descriptive pamph
lets, To be lad gratis # the agents-Prce for each
80 cents six bottles for s. so. (iun I5-Im)
"A Glass of Soda Water as cool as ice favored
nth Mat Pine Aype Syrup at John r. WrgAt's. is very
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13

on the tops Of omnibusses, and bl1ws for the a
musement of drivers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
RY AKERs 4 DmLARD. Auc,,,.

G HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
NELL will sill, public auction ON Friday eveniro rJs
l1th, at o'clock, the house and lot now occupieg I
Manson Malone, situated Ninth street md Tlij
alley, in the neghborhood OF Col Aug Ledyicb aaq
adjoining the pr 'Perly ofJ John b. Tlen The lot co,
in'n' about one-hait an acre If ground with loo4
spring of water and urge comfort hle and convoio.
DWELLING HOUSE, sn oke house. &c, &c. 7ga
sale will be positive, a credit OF A aud months. f. y
negotiable notes well endorsed.
AkERs q, DILLARD.
july - tl4inst Anctrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
EMORY ~ HENRY COLLEGE,
Washington 90 Vn

nongcriauccmrnts Than his to Young men de,ir,us Of
thorough collegiue education. Our location j. in
quiet and beautiful wiley 10 miles from or village
and comparatively free from temptation vice. Our
Board OF Instruction IA filled with of experience
billy and fidelity. Oar course ef study is extensive
AMI lhorongh Cur Cabinet Libruries and Apparatus
are amp'e
Any young man Of limited means. with fair abilities
an proper eorgy can here aqurc superior liberal o.
business edncatiun
Forlurthrr particular, nd Tres,
L. &. WILEY, Pres't
july l5-w4w Emory L. O Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
Exchange Bank Of Virginia.

Wills nan, has declared ssrnannnal DIVIDEND of
- i'ff ctgi, subject 10 deduction If ,,er ei,
bonus. Itaale pa tie ~ instant.
Jn's II q 81 NJ. NJ BLACK ORD,
cs-b'r Lynchbutc IRAN, h.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13

The one idea man left own yesterday He had an
idea that Emerson American Ha + Restorative would
cure everything, but it will oosvel, cure Badness
those who wish can prove by obtaining {, bottles of
d Il LYMAN. Price : in large Bottles
inv 3 IW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13

IN IL. PAYNE returnes his grateful thanks to
H. his many friends for their confidence and patron
age, and specially asks the for the firm
He would also remind his friends that the accounts to
the LIST Of July made off, and will be presented for
collection u, practicable.
July IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13

Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Current,
CORRECTED EvERY WEDNESDAY, AID SATURDAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BUcKINGHAM Co. Va. July 3 1854
1t gives me pleasure that $1,000, insured by
the Washington co. Mutual Insurance Company, ~ Y.
upon my Dwelling House, which destrc, ed by FIRE
some month since was promptly paid to me, through
their agent, MIR Sas Bgiow, of Farmve, in this Sate.
also know the fact han the losses OF my Eeghbor-,
of Col Thomas NJ Bondunnt, for 5 900. OF Mr. Will
liz IN NJ M"sely fur 1854, and of Miss Cutharine NJ
7 .rkins. $4,000 were oil promptly pad b, he said
Company, through the same agent.
July dit, CIT RICHARD r Ellis JR
III Hep. please copy
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Cbe Carroll free Dress.
CarrOlltOn, Thursday, Dec. 2s, 1854.

FALsE ALARM.-BetWeen the hours Of 10
and II on last Saturday, an alarm Of FIRE was
made on North street. Fire company 'HOpe;'
had their engine in tow, and everything was
in readiness 10 give the devOuring element bat
tie. We, amongst Others, FASTENED to the
scene Of action. As we advanced, the flames
spread, and many anxious countenances might
have been seen, as rapid strides were made up
Lisbon street. Bat 10 the Amazement Of all,
nothing but bundle Of straw was on fire,
which some mischievous boy had placed in the
centre of the street and set on FIRE. This is
the second alarm of FIRE that has been made
on that street this year-bOth false. Whoever
perpstrated this should be punished, for we
may have occasion to run in earnest. and
such tricks as these are calculated TO mislead
the citizens. We hope that such tricks will
not be repeated.
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PErRRsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE

PETERsoN's LADIES National MAGAZINE.
The January number of this popular monthly
is upon our table, Peterson for 1856, bids
fair to outstrip any preceding year. The num-
Der before US contains 25 extra pages and AZ
embellishments. The first engraving Guar.
dian angels-zby nlman 4 SOns.-is splendid
The editorial departments conducted by Mrs.
AIMS Stephens and Charles ]. Peterson
with such persons Of known ability, the mag
azine could be nothing but good. The fashion
plates are of the latest and most improved
styles. Whoever wishes cheap monthly for
the parlor. send for PetersOn's Magazine
Terms, only ss per year; copies, IS; s
copies, 81 so; copies. $40; Is copies. $50.
Address (post paid Charles j. Peterson, lO9
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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EE- The attention of our readers is called
ed to the advertisement of the Greek Slave.
We ask careful perusal of the same The
Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Association, To-
Gated at Sandusky, Ohio, is one of the best
conducted associations in the country. 1t is
conducted upon liberal principles, and merits
encouragement at the hand of every friend Of
Art and Literature. DR.. c. A.. BoEGKL, Of
this place, is Honorary Secretary of the Asso.
citation. who is authorized to receive subscrip.
ton of those who wish to become members.
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PLkAsAsT HILL FINALE sHnEARy ,--Thh
Institution is situated near West NiddistoWn
Washington cOunty,P Jane @. McKesVsr-l
sister Of Re-, A. Campbell, Of Bethany, Va
Principal. During the year 1854, there were
in attendance 70 students--Pennsylvania 80
Virginia, II; Ohio. Is. New Yo...k s. Illinois
/; Missouri. 1; Mississippi. /: LOuisian... l.
The institution has been in successful ODera.
ton eight years Tue number of graduates
are as follows; IS47. 4; Is4s. .; Is4s. q;
1850 d 1851, q; 1859, 4; 1853. II; 1854, 5.
Post Office address, West MiddletOwn, Wash
ingtOn co. Pa.
NO situation could perhaps be more favora-
Die for a Female Seminary. than Pleasant Hill.
situated on the dividing ridge between the wa.
ters of the Buffalo and Cross Creek, enjoying
The advantages of a country lOcation--salubri.
y of air and water-delightful rural scener ?,
and an entire freedom from all epidemic dis
sases-and above all, retirement, which is es-
'entially necessary to study
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lhe Artesiss well IN Charleston, soulb o,,
olihs. after reaching depth Of one tbor,,ns
two hundred aAd sIsven feet, al length yields ,
stream Of two and half gaIlOos per minute
or one hundred and City gallons per hour
II Is not As yet, however. pleasant 10 the taste
The Commissioners Of Tusearawas eoup,,
have erected new township under the name
Of Franklin. = aA''
1t Is composed of the east half Of Wsvpe
to. ."nship.
Governo,- Manning Of South Carolfra in his
message to the legislature. recommends : re-
peal Of the usury laws. Money. he says. like,
ever' thing else, should have relative, not
6xed value. =
The Kentucky State Temperance Convention,
eeld at Louisville, nominated as an indepen.
dent ticket, Major George w. Williams. of
Bourbol county, for Governor, and Col. James
o. Hardy, Of Barren county, for Lieut.. Gov
ernor
The Legislature Of Nova Scotia on Monday
The lIh Dec. adopted the Reciprocity bill by
a vote Of SO To 10.
The King of Prussia, It is said. has prohibi-
ed the Mormon Missionaries from entering bis
Kingdom.
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The RASCAL CAUeHT,--The Cleveland Her,
aid of the 21st says: e
We are informed that the absconding Treas
urer Of Holmes county was caught yesterday in
Neu-York city. Several prominent citizens Of
Holmes county are suspected of being accom-
pliees Of this pilfering runaway Treasurer,
A despatch from Helena, Arkansas, SAYS
that all the Martha Washington Prisoners but
two, have been discharged. Capt Cummings
and the mate, Holland, are retained. The Cha.
pins have probably escaped on the ground of
the want of jurisdiction.
James Fitz Gibbon, was found guilty on the
10th inst, Of robbing the mail while in the
New York P. Office, and was remanded for
sentence, which will probably not be less than
ten years.