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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
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- wonderfully Subs, AS We see nnntr.', - 4
H'Y ne. NJ ~Fih-h some. tlst n 10 ever
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suii"n Ia That oithrir Il. IN ,.rd, n, ~ ~
he beiler "a IL 10 mo 'rPulize aud ,nri,t IL 'ogit
exiof,iDai" pic '"''n'''se., b,
But totiuraiel', 10 Ills rountry ia. M, I'll
JOY, eomnriing "ne with nm ther MAXI nt ~ ~ III ~
KIND. nnh causes those whn l4Ne d,ro '''Ins sd
Otherwise to come down ton hair srn,,ii "'hld 20
alsa Ia make az rh,nt hat iht nibe wi lP,e,
nude ~ orfer 1" pi as- their patrons Al "l hufe
Subscribers 81" NOT profess To- be tn, ,,rt, lie tl-
take 90 Pa Hct7eottpe, ur rerhri If t, mo IN
beenme Ten or rik al the >iehr Of rir,, '''' w.,
others thry wpull, never hei.ss i'f.r,o Ia Ell IA
friends and par AID Tie public epna,,li aft
ed 10 fia, in town. that they will ~ hct,,nC1 Pfu.
furnish them with DAGUERREorypys ,,' c''iifle
life like. STEnEoscoPtc and Cisycn pir,,,.' " sia
ed to pleas and It they thought would p,, ~ "'Fs4
ere 'ham6nggey and SELF rgt7ng." they o. 'p'sd.
equal To nuy hi. place ei,ew eir l,,, ~ U'' say
they viii ing TO allow discerning pnblic,' tf"
" W. MINIS 4 ~
n. B.-lhey have fnc supply Of / - 20
Rings. Bracelets &c, cnnstnni,y on hat d. mad - Fms
lyf,r Daguerreotyres, which they ill sell l ir''.
Picture complete. G. W. with
Gallery on MINI st., two do, /, from Brio. l.
iuly 25 L,rch1',
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

SUITS FOR DAMAGES AGAINST RAILROAD
In the S. Court of this city, Judge Frick,) part
les injured on the Baltimore and Susequehanna
Railroad, by the collision on the 4th of July, as
well as those who have lost friends from the same
cause, have already commenced entering suits
against the company for damages Mr.. Malcolm,
counsellor Madison Jef'ers, who dreadfuly
injured hi.nself, and had his son killed at his side,
has entered two SUITS damages being laid at $50,
600 in each case Mr.. King, counsel for Mrs.
johnson, who LOST a member of her family. has
entered suit in the name of the State of Mary
land, use of Elizabeth, Sarah Elizabeth, and JOS
H. Johnson, against the company; damages being
Ibid at 100000. 1t is stated that the company
have settled several cases by compromise with
the parties injured on the OCCASION Bait. Pat,
Wednesddy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
TAKE NOTICE
I'D O n @ II HING s p

FOHN W. SMITH having been BY common co,,so.,'
~ President Of the "Do Nothtng Socity9 TO tho na.,
sht months takes pleasure in announcing 10 his Gn,d
and the public senernl, thutb an arrangement mad
with Nessis. w. w. Letwich & Bro of the Wo,b;a
ton House. Ia has taken charge of the BAR, where he
wi be pleased to see them and by the aid Of their nat
ronage, lie hopes to he able Do Sonnet ing" no6m
lie 10 himself and pleasant them. assuring them that
the Bar shall always be supplied with the best l.iluo.
Cigars aud Tobacco that country affords and served
in style equal to any. ~ 20alGrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

buf il Is much more likely that the "eures~ are
produced by the fact that nine-tenths ofthe ca
ses of bites from dogs supposed TO be rapid re-
suit in no serious injury simply because the
dogs were not mad. The letter adds. that real
hydrophobia, when the disease has developedt it.
self was never cured, and is essentially incura-
HE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

State Students at the University of Virginia
The vacant districts have been filed by the
following appointments:
District Ohio, Brooke, Marshall, Hancock
TYLER, Wetzel, and half of Doddridge-J. r.
Caldwell of Ohio.
District Monongalia, Preston, Marion,
Randolph, Barbour, and half of Taylor. To be
filled lst September
District IlI.-W God, Richie Lewis, Harrison
Braxton, Writ, Upshur half of Taylor and half
of Doddridge ID. Lusty of Harrison.
District V.-Monroe, Greenbrier, Giles, Mer
Ger, Floyd, Montgomery, Pulaski and half of
Roanoke-C Charles Norvell of Greenbrier.
District IX,-Fredrick, Jefferson and Clarke
Thee. w. Coontz of Frederick.
District X.-Shcnandoah, Page, Warren and
Hardy-Waior Armistead of Warren.
District XIl.-Augusta and Rockbridge-Jno
G. Frey of Augusta.
District Allegheny, Bath, Highland
Pocahontas. Botetourt and half of Roanoke f.
c. Wood of Botetourt.
District XIV.-Loudon, Alexandria and Fair
fax-John Henry Powell of Loudon.
District XVII.-Madison, Greene, Culpeper
Orange and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. Mills of
Greene.
District XyII.-Albemare Nelson and Am
herst-W. A. Reinhart of Albemar'e.
District MING oochland, Fluvana, Louisa
and Hanover--.John n. Shepherd of Fluvanna.
District XX.-Caroline, Essex and Spottsyl-
vania-Cuthqert Buckner of Spottsylvania.
District XXII.-Elzabcth City, Accomac,
Northampton, Warwick, York and Williamsburg
Horace Nj. Heath of Northampton.
District XXIlI.-New Kent, Charles City,
james City, Henrico and Richmond City-Lewis
IL. Shuek.
District XXVI.-Henry, Patrick and Pttsyl.
vania. To be filed LIST September
District XXVII,--Halifax and Mecklenburg.
To be filled lst September.
District lI.-Prince Edward, Charlotte,
Lunenburg, Nottoway, and part of Appomattox
Robert w. Hunter.
District XXIX.-Chesterfel Amelia, Pc
tersburg and Powhatan-Wm. II. B. Mahood of
Petersburg.
District XXXI.-Sussex Isle of Wight, Prince
George, Southampton and Surry-Luther Il.
Bailey of Sussex.
District XXXII.-Norfolk City and County
Princess Anne and Observation-Disclosures S.
Watts of Norfolk county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

CHoLERA.-The "calomel treatment is the
method adopted at the Franklin street Cholera
Hospital. by DIR. VenderveeI'the chief physician.
In the erly stages of the disease, spirits of cam
phor is used; opium is almost entirely dispensed
with. Instead ofresorting to friction to generate
warmth in the limbs, air is heated by means of
ALCOHOLIC lamps, and applied by means of tin
plate the lower end of which is sufficiently enlar
ged to admit the lamp. These remedies have thus
far been used with good degree of success DIR.
V. complains that patients are too often detained
from the hospital, or tinkered with by incompe-
tent physicians, until cure is almost impossible
whereas,i placed under his care at an early stage
of the disease, he believes a cure may be effected
in almost every instance. tits noticeable that
the patients, thus far, almost entirely of for
eign birth.
During a biief visit to the hospital last even
ing, we noticed that considerable addition to the
number of patients had been made within a day or
two. Two were brought in while we were there.
The usual proportion of mortality continued
Journal Of Commerce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CrayOn DaguerreOiypeS,

The sui scrber having secured hmseby letters puicnt
the exclusive right make and sell pictures OF the
bove STYLE in the city of Lynchburg and county of
Campbell doo here+y caution ala Daguerl eotypi,t from
infringing his rights, they i'll be dealt with
ding TO Law ,modeand provided in such PATENT
ed b, }. a. Whippe, BOSTON, in ls49
L L. GIRRS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
PROGRESSIVE.

PROGRESSlVG II.
VIE subscribers OF wlh hing TO be regarded a. hg
Il enrds old Foges in then business and for the uu
Pose OF keeping pace with the present progressive
of The uade, would inform Their friends and the pub.
lie generally that from this time they will offer their
stock at greatly reduced prices, and many aices at
much less than Cost fof Cash. Intending to act in
good faith, they pledge themselves sell their goos O,
low as any other house who proposes to sell at cost
under
All they ask is call show purchasers that they
in ca nesst, and mean to do what they say.
(june Is ts) SrIGLER, Nj ELDERRY co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
=. E. GIBBS.
NOTICE IsnEREBY GIVEN. Tint tlle suh.cril

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscriber
AT the May term, 853, oil the Circuit Court OF the
United States. Tor Massachusetts District, recovered
Judgement Az inst Degueu otypsts of Boston for
Infringement ofhe Let Patent is ud to him by the
United States dated Janua y23, lS49 for process for
taking Crayon Daguereoypes.
All persons are duly warned against using snid pro-
cess without license from the subscriber and all nlrn-
will be prosecuted to the OF the law. License
rnny be had, upon reasonable terms. application
JOHN A. WHIPPLE,
July 24.3t No. 90 Washington ST.. Boston,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

DAGUERREoTYPEs.-The ADJ ertsement of Gibbs, the
daguerrean will be found in issue to-day. Hi new
which would do credit To cry enterprise. TIE sky
hgh will enable him furnish kenesses of the most
superior qua it,. Let all of country friends who
pictures of themselves of members IF their f-
allies call and they cannot fail to be pleased Let this
not be taken mere newspaper puff Ito often given
without merit but the words al ruth and soberness
The gallery is only well fixed for tie art bur in The
convenience OF il furniture. the visiter always find
pleasant place of resort. Mr. Potter, The gentlenany
md polite opemtor,will belpeased with call from
thuse wanting bun those in need of any.
rhig Of the kind he gives especial invitation Dan
oHe Republican. july 243t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

tits supposed that the Presidential candidate
of the "Know Nothings" will be either JNo NJ.
CLAYTON, of Delaware, JAS. A. PEARCE, of
Maryland, or GEO. w. SUMMERS, of Western
Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

u. S. REyENuE-The receipts from customs
for the month of June at the various ports Of the
country, show decrease of = ,669000' compar-
ed with the same month last year. There was
decrease ut every port except Boston Inc
revenue at the port of Baltimore for the past
month amounted 10 Sa6.0O0.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
WANTED 40 IagTsF.-

NJ ANHED ED fsE.-rle subscriber.
w wish to hire for their work ou the Va ( Tenn
"'irnad, in the 'Mounnil region of Va. eurbe, ~,
strong men and boys for which liberal hire will l.. pn,
'"rS have had lung expefirtre in th- management, +
""sroes, md art%themseIve, iare, owncr4 Hired i.
s'c ~" receive tue saine lrcan. -" in r.,-J Il
li1t they give their own Que OF US can - -, :,
nYnchburs, atahy time, ill the oh of Jaimry H.
"aS"Hston Hotel, or al MrColkle Siml.s.n < .n.,
f" AcDaniei X ildrs They will also buy n.e,.nJ
ooy-, ldec p iaer.1 SCOTT & ADAMS.
A Glass Of Soda Water, as coo, ~ Ire Favored
.'Pssnt this hot w.a,i,r 49, :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
WESTWOOD SCHOOL.

NHIS school is located about three miles IRON M a%
city Of Lynchbu,r, noa tho Va. 81 Tenn. hairo'a !;
The next session will commence on the first MONDAY "
Sepieinberand continue tor ten months.
The OBJECT If the school is to prepare boys auu 70
for legc. ard tn afford TO such as do moi was"
incur the expense ola olleginte cour- OF
opportunity of acquiring good classical and sclen h
edncaion Including also thorough knowledge oil '"'
French aud SIP ,nsh Languages. 40
TKRNs-F"r boarding AMI tuition si50 >ao r" h.
half on enirance aud the her '!alf on the hrst OF
ruary.
JOHN II. WINSTON.
ut Lynchburs'
REFERENCES Pr ,f-ssors McGnfTcy, Harri.on .,,'
Minor. University OF Virg'nin; Rev. t. y, Ou" (.
Union Theo Sony; Rev II, Com ostan' ri'npu ~
burg tJny -" ~
Ropuhii an cory LIT fsTt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

The WHEELING BRInaE.-We learn from the
Washington star,of the goth inst, that ). u.
HoovEa. Esq. the Z. States Marshal for tina.
District, has recently returned from Wheeling,
where he served. BY order of the Supreme Court
of the United States, sa injunction TO stop the
bnilding Of the Wheeling bridge at the same
height it was before it was blown down. The
height then was ~ feet. The order OF the sn-
preme Court declares it an obstacle TO navigation
and directs that, frebuitt be raised to the height
of ia feet, which is nineteen feet higher than the
late structure. The injunction has been granted
nj the suit of the State of Pennsylvania.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
Highly Important to Business Men,
G. FL KNAPP

T,
NJHO has hasn engaged for a humble, of years in
w glyi e instruction in the principles of
Bank Note Engraving,
j. now in this city and proposes nsucts all WHO r,ay
desire it, sure aud scientific method hy which COUN
lEht b \ may be detected upon any Bank whatso-
ever This he prop do in u mann r. and Accord
ing 20 test perfectly satisfactory 10 the learner, or NJ,
charge will be made All WHO trel mn interest are re-
speciuly invited to try il and Il en- Judge of its merits
Merchants can receive the Information at their Coun.g
Rooms or Mt the Norvell iou.e
70 Instructions given in one hours time
inlY % dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
Pauusvlvania Railroad

The Philadelphia American & Gazette gives a
statement exhibiting the earnings OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, and the expenses of its manage
ment during the half year ending June Both, 1854.
From this it appears that the net profits of the
Company have been $s93,375, for the first half of
the present year-equal to the interest at 6 per
cent per annum on $29779.l67. If we deduct
from the net revenue, exhibited, the half years
interest, paid on the LIST inst upon their five mil
lion loan. amounting to -Sl50,00O, the sum of
$7f3,375 is shown as the profits on the capital
stock of the Company, amounting to about eleven
and a half millions of dollars, at the rate OF
nearly thirteen per cent. per annum upon the
whole capital stock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
Loving Homes.

Nothing appears TO us SO beautiful in human
experience the reciprocal affection of parents
and children, especially after the latter have
attained maturity, and it may be, formednew
relations in life-We have seen the loving and
lovely daughter after she had become wife and
mother seize every opportunity of visiting the pa
rental home to lavish her aifectionnte attentions
upon her parents, and by thousand tender and
graceful kindnesses, assure them that though she
was an idolized wife, and II happy mother, her
heart still clave with strengthening fervor
to father and mother, who watched over her in
fancy and guided her youth. 1t has been our
privilege to know such and have Witness
ed the outpourings of love and happiness between
these devoted and glowing hearts, we have felt
that surely much of heaven might be enjoyed here
fall families were equally attached. And would
that every daughter knew what pure joy she
might create in the parental bosom by constant
keeping alive of the spirit of fiial devotion, and
selling frequent opportunities to make it manifest
in little acts of gentleness and 1--we, notwthstan-
ding the child may have become APPARENT. The
child, never grows old to fond parent. 1t is
always the dear child and never dear when
it keeps up the childish confidence and love gifts
earliest years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad


CHANGE OF HOURS.
nN ard after " ednesday the l4lh Jnue. the Pas
" senger Trains this road will run follows
EXPRESS TRAIN
Will leave Richmond daily, at---.-.------63 A, N
- Pete. burg e" % P N,
MAIL TRAIN
Will leave Richmond daily. at.-----.----.-.3 p v
Petersburg :" .-----.----------45 A. NJ
Fare for white persons, 81 35 Children lhrce,ard
twelve years of age, IS ceI; Colored erson
in servants car IS cents.
Servants III no, be pc mitied in first class except
when in attend infant children, sick ps-sons
in which case the price as for white persons viii
be charged.
A discount of 10 cents will be made on each fare
when tickets procured the office and to passeo
gers getting the ears where tickets are sole
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
6, A. NJ, for Port Walihal. where il connects wit
i'e Steamboat Augusta. for Norfolk. Portsmouth and
intermediate places
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth,. .-...-----.S2 w
Meals,
Servants travelling by themselves be furnished
with Two passes, that be retained at the
office, and it must be expressly stated the pass "'
they permitted To go % the Cars.
n. B,-I he Trains will run by Richmon Time.
THOS OODAMEAD, SHPr
Office R. e. =. r. r Co, June 18th, 1854.
July dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

KNOW NoTHINGs.-Th Charlottesville Advo-
cato snys that n lodge of Know -Nothlngs ha'.
heen established in that place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

DR.. Plumer. pastor of Franklin Street Presby-
terrain Church. Baltimore, has accepted the ap-
Monument to- the chair Of Theology, IN the "es-
tern Theological Seminary, Pennsylvania.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

There has no doubt been a good deal of dysen-
terry here. as there has been everywhere, and
partakng somewhat of the nature OF Cholera
but the idea that Cholera pre- sals here as an cpl
demie is without shadow of foundation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

DEATH OF GEN. DANIEL SMITH.-lt becomes
our painful task to announce the death of Gen.
DANIEL SMItH. He died at his residence in the
upper part of this County, ON Tuesday morning,
the Ilth inst, Gen. SMITH one of the dele
gates representing this County in the General
Assembly, an honor which the people of Kanaw
ha repeatedly conferred upon him As a men,
her of that body he was known throughout tho
Commonwealth and his death will be regretted
not only 10y his immediate relatives and friends,
but by all who enjoyed his acquaintance. As we
shall probably have from some friend an extend
ed and faithful narrative of his public services,
we forbear.-Kdndchd Republican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

A letter from Kansas,to the N Y. Herald, con-
tains the following paragraph:
"The amount of immigration, in the way of
men and cattle, is surprising. Thousands and
thousands pouring in from all portions of the
Union, but more especially from Missouri, Ken
lucky and Tennessee. 1t seems to be a pur-
pose prepense to have it a slave State. There is
story abroad that at all the ferries over the
Missouri river they have COW tied, and a COM
mittee to watch all immigrants. The committee
ask of each immigrant what animal that is. If
he says "A cow" all well-he goes over. But
if he answers A keo,e.' they turn him back"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-13
The Kerr Dinner

We had the pleasure of attending the dinner given
the Hon John Kerr, at Yanceyville, on Thursday the
2Sth inst 1t was given by his friends, without dis
tincon of party In commentator Of his recent
ton in Congress, in relation to the Nebraska and
Kansas Territorial bills. 1t must have been truly
gratifying to Mr.. Kerr to have met so many of his
friends on that occasion 1t was, indeed, a mass
meeting CaswelI turned out in full strength We
also gentlemen in attendance from Person, Ala.
nance and Gulford and our neig hboring State Vir-
GINA. At IL O'clock procession was formed in
the courthouse square, and preceded by Gen Thomas
W. Graves, marshal, marched to the Grove near the
Presbyterian Church, where the tables were spread
Quite large number of persons had already assem-
bed to justice to the plentiful repas prepared I'M
der the superintendent of Capt A. A. MITCHELL
OF the dinner, it is enough to say that there was
the greatest abundance-more than sufficient to iced
the vast multitude, and it was well cooked which Is
rather unusual such occasions. Alter dinner the
Hon. Calvin Graves President OF the meeting, made
a few pertinent remarks, expressing the qualification
of the citizens of Caswell at Mr. Kerr's course The
secretaries. Mr.. A. C Lindsey, and DIR. James E.
williamson then read letters from Hon. }. M. More
head Hon Thos Rufin, Hon. Thomas Bragg, Messr.
Edwin G. Reade, and Henry w. Miller, expressing
much regret that it out of their power to attend
the meeting. The reading of the regular toasts was
then commenced. The toast to Mr.. Kerr was re-
ceived with great applause.
He responded in speech of more than an hour in
length, and was frequently interrupted by the ap-
plause of the assemblage. 1t of his best eff
tots, and all seemed delighted. He said that 1T was
the proudest day he had ever experienced, to see
his friends thus come forward to express their graft
fcaon of his action upon this great national meas,
ure. He then, in a clear and forcibe manner, gave
his for voting in favor of the Nebraska bill
and proved that the South had gained much by It's
passage. lie gave the Wings who voted with the
Abotonists and fanatics of the North some hard hits
We suppose Messrs. Rogers and Puryear of this
State, had 10 take their portion. At the close of Mr.
Kerr's speech acommittee of four appointed to
solicit a copy for publication, so we hope all will
have an opportunity of perusing it, After the re.
mainder of the regular toasts. and few volunteer
loasts, which offered, read, the crowd dis
persed. The Secretaries will furnish copy of the
correspondence for publication, we deem it useless
to say more. Besides the letters read, number Of
others were received from distinguished individu
ais Milton Spectator.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-13
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. N. C.-september, Is

ARRIVED.
Oct 8-Schr. Onward, Smith, from New York. to Murray
Grant & Co.
9-Brig Monte Cristo Wood, from Boston, to PIERCE &
Dudley.
Steamer Soutberner, Sampson from Fayetteville to w
H. McRary & Co.
Steamer Fanny Luteroh Stedman from Fayetteville, to
Marsh Elliot
Oct lO.-Schr Maria Ann, Williams, from HYDE county
to Master /; with 968 bushels
Schr. Sam Hyman, Davis from Little River to Master
Schr. Greyhound, Morrow, from Boston via Zekes Is
land (where she discharged cargo of sone T. c. Worth
Steamer Sum- Rush, from Fayetteville JOS j. Lpptt
Oct 12Steamer Evergreen, Jones, from Fayetteville to
w. H. McRary Co.
CLEARED.
Oct. lOBrig Lucy Ellen, Robbins for New York. by J.
H. Flanner with ,684 bbls. rosn.
Schr Wake, Briggs, for New York by Geo. Harrss with
bales waste do yarn, do WOOL do cotton 78l bbls.
spirits turpentine ,081 do. rosn, 1915 feet timber.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman for Fayetteville by
Marsh & Elliott
Steamer Southerner, Sampson, Fayetteville by w. H.
McRary & Co.; with two lighters in tow.
Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvle by A. H. VanBok-
kelen
Oct. l0.Steamcr Gov. Graham Evans for Fayetteville
by T. C. Il B. G. Worth
Steamer James R. Grs Pcndal for Fayetteville by A.
ID. CaZaux.
1.-schr. Alcyona, Lambden, for Philadelphia, by Geo.
Harriss; with naval stores.
Schr n Haock, Pow, for New York, by j. H. FlannSr;
with naval stores.
Steamer Sun, Rush for Fayetteville, by JOS J. Lppt
Oct 9-Schr Charles Roberts, Ltteton for Boston by
Rankin Martin with naval stores.
n-Schr Kate, Way, for Richards, by Rankin & Mar
il2-Schr. Montezuma Conner, for Grand Canary, by
PIERCE & Dudley with naval stores and lumber
Schr R. w. Brown Hulse, for New York, by DeRosset
Brown with naval stores and pea nuts
Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvie, by A H. vanBok
kelen