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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPRFMB CoyRr-CIfY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- york-Edvard boyd against Samuel Colt summons
fcs msuey demand IN contract Con agt served To the De
fDfant You are Hereby 1oued and required 10
ue compliant N THIS AZ which will be fief the
the Clers OF ne CITY and coury II New Yorx 81 the CRY Han
IN ssid city ana 70 serve COPY said
comp Amt on ne subscrbersN her oce No. ~ Pine street.
In said city within twenty days after he sArve OF this
you exclusive q DE day ~ spch and ron
fail 10 spfver he sad compsini within the time aforesaid
the psntGn ths acon h tate Judgment yon for
The sun, Of twenty hundred an iby do lars and
eighty cene With Interest from The hrat % APRIL
besides The cosi Of his seton EVriRTH pIsecII.
Pa nt0,- Attorneys No SO Pine ct, New York.
NV voRE Mach lb, 1867
The complain IN The above arson fef Nlreh 2 sya
nc once 81 TIE erA u ho cry al c0-n'v a NeN York.
ELkFblH 81 s..L.l, ElaiE-a sAgCTaeys.
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Naval lnsezlawonco.

Navel IReozzagcaco-
II <Aited States fr,gAte ~ Lawrence, Tie AH nip o.
oD,Acdsve Forest, was ~ hooiev,deo % ~ 23d Of
OIsary Tue Usited sascs sleep Of var Fsaynoush and
sswessp Supply were shortly szpeotsA.
- following list u oRcers Of The sssrsship Relief
Nwhssh raisd su Tuesday lest f,r pHwAh:-3Ames
Arsoe ISe Oomds and acting Purseri Lssuts AUGUSTUS
Mclaughlin, VIM W. Low, J. Howard March, James
bornton; Passed ASST Surgeon, b r. Mtchel sSF'SAn
gerk, John q Robinsou-
Personal Intelligence.
I'm John Boess has consented 70 serve as mayor VI
1nAnoad, elected 70 thai od'cs
ARRIVALS.
Prom Calcutta In vhip Hiobe-B Lsngford.
From TURKS Issnas In Sarah Beli-caps Mcfarland
11a wife, Of BRIG Storm king
pEPARrURKS.
vow Charleston In the steamship Msrion-E Frank And
~ M, watts Meicah, A MetceE JOS CONN, Mrs
n I.i,ey w I, Tyler n Hammond, Wilson, q u Nor
U4Dsn-snd Is IN the steerase
Fer norfolk Petersburg and Rinhmond in the steamship
Mcintosh ZAntzr ger, Mr. 70 wer
- MINER James Van Worst John Ryder . nitotson,
40 FfirabetH Benedict Townsend. Charles Is IOWA
vrv,d Stephen Griswoid- and 10 In the seersge.
For Savannah In the steamship Star Of tbs Sonh-s ern
Mrs b Haascr- 4 Johnson MAXWELL, l. Burns-snd
- - sseer~se
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yUBoLEsALE BUYERS ARE INVITED TO Exa NINE
fsctie. that enable me 70 undersen any IN
rort,r ~ rnanufsrturer demonsrste a. any
ent have one the largest nanureories IN Nee York
Ere ' WV q, CHEEKS " Broadway
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NsTRUCTION.

kNHINUOGhOHs
Ionic rLACK, AN, PRINCIPAL or HUDSON
N River Institute C1averack Coiumba county NJ
miles from Hudeon City ~ per term includes board wssh
Hotel. Broadway
AT DoLBEARs COMMERCIAL ACkDExy 600 BRo .p-
way boys and men are prsccsy prepsred Tor Business
good bookseepers Psrens wishing their eon- usm-n ino
manly business habits invited call and see ior he
selves Two go seats for bookkeeping vacant
nUnois FRENCH ACADEMY, LYRIC uALi~ Tss
~ Brosdwsy This evening, Ihnraday, Marsh ~, At
O'Clock free lesson IN the greet hall Free ,Ses a. the
door admitting bearer eighteen times see The Instruction
book 81.
U,RnYCH LLNGUAGE'-PRoF. y. LAGRoIx o ~.
unurs rive thorough and efheient Instruction ma
French language ladies' and gentlemen faadiest tav
eIs..es foy advanced scholars ras
times q week Gentlemen glasses In the evening Tsrn.
eio ner quarter. Also private lessons Und - NJ.
T. ue pupf 10 from outset systematically ers,,i.1 -
eonvers,ion Undoubted references given Anniv ~ ,h
rooms 7os broadway from e 70 0b O'clock A. R Or froo
epp P. n
DRTvArE LESSONS IN THE SPANISH LANGUAGE
be OF aimed BY addressing Pedro selvs iie r.sf
Ninth ysirect wan csn on the pupils N desired Hest
city refereoce given
&d0. TERN PAYS A GENTLEMAN on LApY's
pIV board and tuho In In Hudson Rves
Institute ~ Cl4verack, " Term opens April Ie Writ
for estosue. Rev ALONyo FLAEK " r. Principal
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.
W OFFICE or ruE WASHINGTON AouEpucrs

Proposals are invited for the completion OF the Washing
ton Aqueduc according 70 pans and specifications which
VIII on exhibition In hts once on and After The 10Th OF
BIDS be received for TIE completion Of the whole work
in or for e separate works described In Ia spc6o&
Tor The ~hSs or Tor de separate wsrss a. nav sem o
AdyantAs.ou. upon comparison Of the bids.
preparations row available and the win SUBJECT
t.. snanssr he Ss prsssrss he .moau. If
work be done and he rate Of under each contract
Payments VIII be made In chects upon the United slalss
Treasury upon ,he monthly estimates Of the ergnscr
contract and VIII be conei,ion of all CONTRACTS that tho
PTopo..i. should be sealed and endorsed Proposals. for
The United State. the right reject any bids
for The whole g. par, q s work dScmoa a
de Tor The whole parts Of the work who gyo good
curiiy for the completion OF their contracts at enable
livery offer mus, be accompanied BY written guarantee
~ Or hsy URs or ha Ss ssae ssses % bis
ihr BIDS be accepted en'er into an oensa,i'n within ts1
ss wors nnserssssn ssd ssASsn,ss be .ecompsnss ~
Hates nisiri Attorney Navy agent or some ocer II The
gehern governnent individual known 10 toe engineer or
Dep1msnt Of War that the guAranlors are abe TO mako
Biis - opened IN the presence q the sIdi-. q,
The WORK 70 be let Of me asrn scross
81 se yr sares waste ss. building Ss
hung reservoir completion Of conduit furnishing cast iron
ne e.ioaSr reservoir 70 se Navy frd sns oher rins
pal public esAbishmen,s o. W--magon building Of ngh
sand brics and ali other materials for all Of which
fcstions 10 be exhibited IN this office
Tbe comp.s.Op y &c sids -l b. made he auant
Of ere and should bid in srSss be accepted he monthly
81 De Enrineer prices frsd 81 him with the usual
Of ten cent Until the entire complexion Of he
Proposals should stsie the time within which each york
VIII he cemple'sd, provided Congress spproprses The
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
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DENTISTRY .-frvrB gxrRACrEO IN rrr sFcosns
- without he shshes' pain ~ my and original pro
cessrot froeznr. The sinirable system rrartceS ~
ne only. hetrence given " required -
Dh. v, BtRhLN, 50 Cana street. Fear Wooster,
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pROPosALs ARE INVITED FOR KEEPING IN RE-
pair the lines OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company be-
tween Nee York and Washington part thereof Of not
less than hfty miles
line railroad consss Of four wires between
York end Washington The line the common road of
wres-he entire distance
Proposals win tho charge per mile keeping the
wires in order properly insulated and ae charge of subs
tutrg when reQuir wire, and chestnut pos,g
twenty feet peeled and uches diameter
small, end. Address j. Kendall. General superintendent,
Wsshinrtcu. ID. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

Cons OF MALTA.-EcCE LIaNUM LODGE NO. o.
- n. MA meeting of this lodge will be held Thurs.
day. afternoon Marvh IS at o'clock at the lodge
OF Broome and Crosby srees All members apd mem
of the g. c., AYi.Ea } Seyy.
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THz FINE ARrs-wASrgD, FIRST CT AIS WATER
co0rer ant 70 color Photographic Inquire at Harraons
E3 fulics street, ProOtlyn.
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DANCING ACAnEafIEs-

A DoDWORrrH DANCING ACADEyrRa
As 10 ss Broadway New York.
No VI Montague place RrooklyuL
yihsees wnl be continued anti upe "A
Purih received ii any ttne
GEv BRosDwAy-MMF sAUvAdraUis DANCING
OOO academy opposite ROM street open affer-
ne and fvenng Tor private Lessons anl practice Oranf
screcs TUE efays THURSDAYS uriays Lee tanciers
music.
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CARD-IN THE NKw YORK HERALD POLICE RE-
~ ports Of the 9th inst the inmates Of my honse
ported q charge exhibit themselves
- model artists which charge most phailcay pronounce
orderly any the street. which be
~, by . lumber of credible wttnessea
JOSEPH LUrTENC5LAGER,
Nrw YoRK March a. ~ Howard street
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T ECTURE on TEE LIFE CHARACTER AND LABoRS
IL Of Alexander Hamilton, by Rev. WIN. MILsuhS
on succeesful Of hs day Clinton
Hall Asior place, Monday evening March 49, 1883 Tick
cts Is cents
SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE-PRorEsSoR DoREMUs
- Will deliver the third OF lsubject-
"LshrD At the New York Medical College East Thirteenth
street Thur sdav evening the 18th ct O'Clock Tick
phArmareutsts. broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

Mr.. BRADY's PROFESSIONAL ENGAGENRNTs CON
u pelDg hs sbsenoe from the city the argument for
Removing The Legal Disabilities Of Woman viii be maze
Thursday OF the next week instead OF the March
hrrt announced Mr. Thayer wiz and
Congress- speech at the end Of the
20 70 leave Hashipatou.
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POLITICAL
HKW PUnLICATTOus.

GET THE BEsT.--JUsT PrBIrsHgD, MooRE's HIS
VI tory " irslsL vols svo cloth
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER,
flames 3. sirserJ 81 Broadway
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
I.IrER rRoM xuRoPE.

Nrw Yosx. August The stsanser Vanderbilt
with dates from Southampton 10 the Zlst July.
arrived here this morning.
The Niagara was oil Cape Clear, and the Aga
mennon of Kineaic on the Sth ult.
Proceedings in Parliament were interesting on
vnri,us subjects. including the Jeddah massacre,
and Indian and jew bills, Hudson Bay Company
affairs and the New Caledonia bills.
Relative to JcIjah, Stratfrd Hedcliffe late min
is;er To Constantinoplc advocates energetic meas
tires and demand for full repatriation for the
cent massacre. IL is stated the government has
no intention Of occupying Mecca.
An interview between the sovoreigns Of France
and England is 70 take place at Chcrbourn, Oil the
9Th
The Turkish government had sent general Of
fcer 70 Jeddah. who is entrusted with the power
Of life and death To investigate the massacre.
France and England are concerning measures
against Jeddah.
The wheat crop in England is promising
The Dutch Trading Company il raising loan
Of 100000 forms to increase the Company's
transactions in cotton.
The Cotton Supply Association Of England is
making efforts 10 obtain assistance for producing
that staple in the colonies
The screw steam ship New York, lately wrecked
on the Scottish coast had foundered in deep water.
and is a-total loss.
The Great Eastern Steamship Company had be-
come involved in difficulties, and the ship would
probably be sold to another company.
The Challenge of Paul Morphy the American
chess play err ha been accepted by staunton, the
English player, for f2,O0o.
Queen Vctorn's visit to Berlin is strictly Of
family character.
Turgo' the late French ambassador to Madrid,
will return there stronger than ever, i'll spite of
the int,isues against him.
COMMERCIAL.
LIyEarort, July 2l.--Cot.on: sales for three
days 1000 bales, spectators and exporters tak-
ing llOo each. Market closed steady, and gener-
ally unchanged. Manchester reports favorable;
prices unchanged. Weather favor able to crops
flour dull, steady and nominally unchanged:
Western 2ls(n2lls; Baltimore and Philadelphia
22sta22ls; ONO 22sto2is. Wheat quiet and -tca-
dy. buyers demanding reduction. Southern G's
4o(o ~ 3D. Corn quiet yellow 34(a344s; white
33to 334s. Provisions duh and steady. Lard
slightly higher. Sugar quiet. Spts Turpentinc
dull ut 42s Resin dull at Asa Is Sd.
Consols 30.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
An Executive Apuointce.

The President has appointed ono John Nugcnt,
IN freshman. and the editor of paper in sun
Francisco special agent to 20 ~ the Fraser ri
yer gold mines. Whit &c IA ~ do after lac gets
there, the Democratic organs do not vouchsafe to
inform We suppose however. his principal
business will be to draw a large salary every quar-
ter-day as u consideration for doing nothing, and
in aid Of the new-fashioned Democratic policy
Of spending one hundred millions of dollars
year.
by the way. Nugent ia prottge of the New
York Herald Office. He it was who, while acting
O. the Washington correspondent Of the Herald
several years ago, obtained possession Of secret
treaty which the Senate had been discussing in
Executive session, and blaxoned it forth to the
world through Bennett's columns. Such an act,
when it was known that the Government wished
70 keep the treaty secret dscreditablc, to say
the least of tiff not infamous. But it seems to
have constituted no bar to his preferment at the
hands Of this virtnous and model Democratic adj
ministration. If the Government can arre.nt two
other proteges Of the Herald othcc--Grund and
WikofAto important confidential mission abroad
why not Kugent to a snecuso at home with q
large salary-particularly- when he possesses tn,
additional recommendation Of being an irishman!
People should not be too eaptieus in their com
plants Of this great and glorious hundred mil
1ion-a-year Democratic Administrations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

MAN IN WELL--TnE WALLS GAZING IN TwicE
Two OF HIS LlBER ,roRs COVERED How he WAS
Cor OuT.--ln South Naick, on Tuesday morning
last Mr. Nelson Truvcrs. who had contracted to
build brick well for n new house, owned by Mrs
Cleveland, and had dug to the depth of IL feet,
certained that water could soon be reached, lcgan
to lay part of the bricks about half past O'Clock
to be sunk as the well was dug deeper. lie had
worked but short time when the earth, which
was of sandy kind, fell upon him. 1t did not
entirely cover his body, and being powerful man
he succeeded in extrcating himself, except one
leg. His assistant, who had remained at the
mouth of the well, then gave the alarm. The
meeting house hell was rUng, and in a short time
almost every aided bodied man in town, and many
ladies came TO his assistance.
a hcadlcss cask was lct down, with which Mr.,
Travcrs prevented any accumulation of sand upon
him. Under direction of Mr.. Hammond, of North
Natick an experienced welEdigger and Mr.. Asa
Caswcll, of South Natick, carpenter, the people
set TO work, with hearty good will, as many
could work to advantage, being relieved by fresh
gangs at short periods. When he was almost ex-
treated second slide took place and buried the
man man up to his mouth. But the work of lib
Grafton was pushed forward with vigor; the I'M
derpining Of the house, distant only a few feet,
and an unfinished chimney. with the earth l,e-
twcen them and the well, were removed, and the
liberated about o'clock i'll the after
noon, although about IS minutes previously an
other slide had partially covered two or three of
his iiberators with sand Through all those de-
lays MIR. Travers showed undaunted courage, Civ
ing directions to facilitate his release and taking
refreshment when it could be got to him. While
his liberators as above, were extricating them
selves, he, having previously loosened the earth
inside the cask, filled with earth tin kettle,
which could barely lie passed. and which was rails
ed and lowered by friend. thus aiding his liber-
alton.
One Of the most serious injuries was accustomed
by the accidental fall Of tao ilc-3lock, upon his
head On the day following he was in fair way
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENd
All THE vIRGINIAN OFFICE.
R6- We BUSINESSMEN OF LYNCHBuIG, 4
:. ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
a0- NOW rs THE TIME.s

To the Citizens Of Lychburg and The R1l
A LII PERSONS, IN ANY BUSINESS Wishing to
"A tise In any of the following papers for which am
loR ANY OTHER PAPER in THE UNITED Stan
viii please call on nj ihc "vtrginian" %
UF STAIRS, who}e they will And me. at all times
wait ON them IL In useless anything Of the Advan
OF advertising Is acknowledged fact, hat LIBEK
ADVERTiSINQl is THE ROAD no WEALTH:
~ YiRaINIAAND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol
BROWNLDW'S KNOXVILLE Crenn) WHO.
q INDICATOR, Jonesborough Tenn.
sAaETTn STAN Lexington Va.
Ria@iSTaN' Ablnsdon,v.
T DEMoeRAr, Liber'y,va.
SALEM REGISTER, ls.,., ".
MOUNTNIN SIGNAL. salem va.
virginia PATRIOT, independence, ttrayson CO. VI
V VAhGGKH WIG ) rne's,'s.va.
M MssTnRN sraR sERALp chri.san.bnrr, Va,
W WyTHEyILLE r rEhEcRApn wy,hose. Va
UNION DEMOCRAT Union, Mon 4 . county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jefferspnvlle TazeN ell county, Va.
REGISTER, Danvife, Va.
THE "S0UTHW EST" Pearisburg, CilPR county. Va
Persons wishing 10 advertise the papers,
ind Il to THKRANrEREsT to call at the office of Il,
Lynchburg virKinan, UP STAIRS where contracts will b
made. and Advertisements FoRwAnDkD WITHOUT DELAY.
asreceive and forward advertising to pape
In the United States. A. WADDi1.L
March l9-ts Foreman Virg,nian Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

Wc.enn say. with the usn, o.t co ri acnce tbm,
BAKERS PREMluM BirTEkS, manufactured by u "a
ker of Richmond city. has be popular Me,cno
ofte day As evidence Of the Proprietor has
been furnished upw ards Of fU crtidca,es IRON, ,h
citizens Of Richmond the adjoining counes where IL has
made able Dyspepsia Nervous
long standing also Ague and Fever COLES Chors Mor
bus Heartburn, by sentery and su,nner C.a,sn,s The
great confidence created in the hesng power THIS
is that cd testified they had
given up by some Of The most
eminent Thy scans In he stae Virginia usins II In their
regular practice good many o them " III moi be without
1t In 'hrir .mcs This is hat we call popnlar u,,d
'he with 50 nrh honie testimony We laey IN
sIahle iangui AMI debitaed females and will NV.
and strength, the Whole system W. II IA. att,I ion
Of the pulc valuable should they be in need
PIicr only ~ cents per upt.
l"he lad Of all the principal Druggists in yncLburs and
'lSewi"re IN fdslna lhcy bo had all the principal
catering places ia Ibis state. jy l.2w
q. k.-v"i"nbic ucdicine-We p-tsnmc NO
thor agIy tested than FERRY DAVIS PAIN kII.lER :
Fh' Islands OF persons, they called upon So would
chez. fully testify the, used IL Tor various MI. viii,
the 81 satisfactory within our ON knw.dgc
mat Immense amount {" suffering has been relieved Il
Its oetors pans ia ord to SATISFY the
l"b, Being strictly ren they observe the ut
81 uniformity In the I celebrated Pain
Killer The winch il - eousnsa are cuer,ty
select ednone but The best beng used means the
h equation heh this Pain Killer long since acquired
al. these f.rts we are Ly no
means surprised l." learn that Me- Davi. sales are
Instantly and rapidly inereaai Irorid, General
pcrliscr.
sod by JOHN H. sEAY, Iynrsburs. jcI9.2w
lMPDRTANT.-A re medy IA aa n, in., bee >, dis
covered which is certain Dauirnn ether III
is from ~ ntcan well known in this coninunty aud
atisiy every one that 'RossEns Essence BAY
just what 1t pretens remedy for all d.
seases OF the Hair livery certificate give we'll
known and most rcliaoe sources:
PETERSBURG. Aug 18th, 1851
Coz. T. II. EossEn-Desr have used your Essence
Of bay Leaves the removal of dandruT entire
IN consideration OF "h"h can unhesatngly recommend
an the highest terms. CHAs. w ARNOLD.
by Mcssr. W. A. STROLLER Il CO. and JOHN II. sEAY,
DF"se>'H"i iNi' ehE sept JdSets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

passed. TIE news yacht picked up dispatches
from Liverpool to the 23d July.
Gualior had been rc.taken by the British.
A Chinese fort mud l3S guns had been captured.
An Intellectual attempt had been made to route
the Chinese near Canton.
The Engli,! merchants at Canton hal gone
aboard the war vessels.
LIVERPOOL. july --Cottol--Sales for three
days Of 10000 bales, including $500 to spectators
and exporters. Market closed dull. Wheat firm
for fine qualities. Lower qualities penny "a ID
lower Flour dni-common declined 5d(1ol.
Cunsols gj,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
The Towing Company.

The Norfolk Herald alludes, in the following
handsome and encouraging terms, to the organi-
eaton Of the Seaboard Towing Company:
We are glad to see the new Towing Company
1co@mcndb its operations under such promising
! auspices. We allude TO the materel OF the Off
Sets slsctsd day before yesterday. There is prob
atay no gsntlpnsn litter for the Presidency Of the
cooperation than yhe,one selected-perfectly IA
.S1f1lf = BE Is with every branch Of the subject
b kiAnspor And especially with the requir
I'd ssea=: oSNsa; o. "a line. Of the Directors
fur this city it is only nAssary to say to the dis
1spt friends Of the enterprise, that they good
~ msH. that they rank among our first mer-
anAs and Banksrs. and are moreover earnest
1kien66 Of the enterprise.
ksx oros kynchbarg Directors We have an equally
! "a l1ppunt Mr.. Rucksr is one Of the shrewd-
Il M most enterprising merchants OF hrs CRY,
10 ~ exhibited his frieadship for the Towing
1thsy b. hi liberal subscription. Mr.. An
800 y psTkaps ~ most extensive forwarder Of
aa1 perfectly familiar with all the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

5 SMornERED IN TnuSx-A boy, 10 years old
named George Prickner, the son ola German widow
residing in Brooklyn, suddenly disappeared on
Friday last, and va missing until Monday morning
when his dead body was found in a large trunk or
chest in the house Of his mother. On Friday, while
the mother was absent the deceased was at play
with companion, and evidently got into the trunk
toeonceal himself, when selfadjusting lock closed
the lid upon him and he was smothcred During
Saturday and Sunday the friends and neighbors
looked inevery direction to find the boy but with
out success. On Monday morning the mother was
induced to open the chest by strong smell which
seemed to emana'e from it, expecting to find the
body Of a rat, but to her astonishment she found
the body of her missing son.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

Ipf se(A q Canal llAnsnorsation, and We are told
lby ~. Diahs IL . - lsis sisls d, Lyuchtare.
he fooqd ID ons more rcsdy b second his efforts
I'm gsueing Up the new enterprise shan Mr.. Amber.
son.
With then this excellent commencement, De
wish God speed to this other stepping stone To tie
final extension of tho Water Lire to the Ohio.