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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

| UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-The
ItAeeuh Annual Commencement Of this Institution was
elebraled in the Grsenestreet church on "Wednesday
rethg when the following students were graduated;
Ohn W. Bailey, Charles w Baird, J. Leonard Corning,
Esper n. Bal, Edward T. 0Oane, Charles ). Dunntog,
0mer NJ Dunniog, l.. w. Hart, rhomas d. Hudson, /.
Lamar, 6 d. Mdrphy Charles Massey, " Newton,
Hesard Peet f. NJ richardson, j. NJ. Richardson, John
"a Seymour. j. r Smith, f. Woodward Stoddard
4nderick W. Williams, George 7. Tindall, William
|&nhh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

STEALING A HORSE AND Cara man
named Farrell McGovern yesterday brought By
Officer Mitchell Of the Fourth Ward, before Justice
Bogart cha Iged with stealing horse and cart together
with s. bank bill, which had been givea MIN OF Mr.
Francis Deal procure load OF saGd with, aud which
he had failed return In his defense he stated tina,
be had left the animal ling upon Of the North
River pieJs, that the money in his vest pocket,
which upon the cart where he LETT il, and thai
horse, being blind had walked OF the pier into the
dock, and that all gone. The Oticer remarked
that the animal must have ashore sud brought tae
cart with him, as he (the Oi:er) knew where both
were This beng the case the defense not deemed
to be 4 good one, AID McGovern was locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-The COro-
per yesterday held inquest the Eighteenth sSd
Police Station upon the body Of jeremiah Doyle,
tive of lreland, % years of age, who accidentally
drowned on Thursday evening while bathing At the foot
Of Thirty third St, r. verdict Of accidental drown.
IN was rendered By the Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

SUPPOSED SUICIDE BY DROWNING
A policeman of the Nineteenth Ward yesterday morn
Ing found full suit of clothes lying the North Rv
err at the foot of Forethst and from letters which were
found In the pockets they supposed have belonged
TO a German named VIM HAITI, who In of eetjers
stated his intention to drown himself 1t is supposed
that poverty led him to destroy himself The body was
not recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

CoUP DE SoLEIL.-Joseph McGee, re-
Gently arrived emigrant prostrsted by stroke Of
the sun on Thursday afternoon while In Twentieth
near Eighth-sv. He removed TO the New York
Hospital, where he ed about O'Clock the same
ming The Coroner was notified to hold an Inquest upon
the body
German girl about IL years of age living at No IN
Willetst sun struck in Governeursiip on Iaurs.
DAY afternoon. She taken 10 the Seventh Ward
Station. House, where she soon after recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

KossUTH's ADDREss-A WORD TO THE
FmENDs.-TO the Editors of the ~ T. Tribune: Gen
uemen-There lie one cla.s OF our feOwcidzens whom
ark leave remind, through your columns, Of the
address 10 be given by Kossuth on Monday evening
we allude to the Society of Friends. Their scruPu
lousness excludes them from many public entertain
mt MIS- that we congratulate them this opportunity
cODsecraed too by the purpose TO which It's results are
70 be devoted. Yours, &c, s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

PORTRAIT OF DANIEL WEBsTER.-A
4ln length portrait of Daniel Webster, engraved on
sal from painting by Mr.. 7. B. Lawrence has been
'jsue in Boston, and is sold by c. Norton In this
Bay more expressive likeness of the great statesman
tapever been presented to his numerous admirers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

FIRE.-About eight o'clock last evening,
fire broke out 10 the old frame building in the rear OF
No 203 BOwery, occupied in the lower ptrt by John
Jackson printing Office and the upper part by Peter
Kroner CabiDetmaker. The building being old aud
very combustible soon destroyed. despite the
ertioDs OF the fremen. Mr. Jackson's loss Ia about
81 600 no insurance Mr. krom re loss Is unknown;
he 10 Insured for $500 IN the Stuyvesant Insurance
Company Captain Bradford Of the Tenth Ward Police
with a section OF men, present also forceof police
from the Seventeenth and Thirteenth Wards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
A Female Ship Captain.

Amongst the fleet wind bound in Lam
lash last week. not the least, but perhaps
the greatest wonder, was the good old brig
ClGtus, of Salcoats, which, for more than
twenty years. has been Commanded by an
heroic and exceedingly clever lady. Miss
Betsy Miller, daughter Of the late Vim.
Miller. esq. ship-owner and woodmer-
chant of that town He was concerned
with several vessels, both in the American
and coasting-trade. Miss Betsy. before
she went to sea. acted as "skip's husband"
to her father; and, seeing how the captain
in many cases behaved, her romantic and
adventurous spirit impelled her TO 60 TO
sea herself.
Her father gratihed her caprice, and
gave her the command of the Clurus
which she holds 10 the present day. and
she has weathered the storms of the deep
when many commanders Of the other sex
have been driven to pieces on the rocks.
Her position and attitudes on the quarter
deck in gale ofwind are often spoken of.
and would do credit to an admiral. We
must not omit to state thar during the long
period of fthis singular young lady's diver
sifed voyaging. no seaman of her crew, or
officer under her command. could speak
otherwise OF her than with the greatest re-
spect. The Cloetus is well known in the
ports of Belfast. Dublin. Cork, &C.. &c.
She has often been driven into this loch,
and is famiiiarIy known among the rude
. *
HighIasd boatnen as "inloig lash Cap
tain BORN" i. e., the ship with the she cap
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
Joke until hi. parents received fro" Mr.
Goldschmidt himsefthe tidinss ofits truth
Go,d Womanh.

A correspondent Of the N. York .Tri-
bune tells of lady who almost turned in
to Gold. and possibly would have been
valuable to her husband had she not ceas'
ed to breathe so soon.
According to this veritable Narrator. Z
married lady, about thirty-hve years OF
age. lately died in New Brunswick, ma
most extraordinary manner. Her body
having been sent 10 New York for Inter-
menr, and the mysterious maAner of her
death, having been mentioned iamohg the
professors there. permission fora posi- NOR
TEN examination was obtained. al which
several eminent practitioners assisted. lhs
curious rart of the deceassd's case had
been thut, about three months before hsr
death, her eyes, which had formerly been
of blue color, changed to that Of goti;
and simultaneously she began to weep
yellow tears, to dream oI yellow land
scapes, aud in short, to be haunted III
every way. with yellow surroundings
Another peculiarly of her case was that
she was frequently seized With pleasura'
BILE thrills, arising in the region of,hc hv-
er, and passing delightful eloetrsc shock
over the systcnl 1t was in she mid.t OF
one of these thrills that she died. Her
general health had been good. it srems'
With the exception Of the yellow eyes
yellow tears, yellow dreams, and the "ds-
liehtiul electric shocks"
The post mortcm examination display
ed manv curious facts. But the culmina-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
TO STRANGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMEYF' orYIsE
~ MAXkA=J[I Y iSI, sA5a

,,..a,r~, = - ~
Noni n @~N--Aff'ves nom C.'as'nttosVlhe on
o'e seme days as heretofore, w; tuesdays hurs-
day, ana Saturday, Schedule time OF ariVs' D. A.
"' Leaves us heretofore. on Sundays " edhesfi"ys
and rrlasys at s. a. m
NE MAii.-ArtlFes every das' except
Se'oay' pc."c'n ah" :, Il ~ i-'aVes e''fs
say, except s9nday' about T. a. m. 10y the N'rt-
stage ana acNet 'hrre Sreoeived ana despaten-
"' eee'y aag, a"a.'or n'ehhioAd ana points North
sha noa.n ~, ., ina, CITY
i"e osaa way ''"i iiSieo'N'1 oencHn"yS s.
,ridsy' and Sundays, and despatched Mondays
"e"ne,"ay, ,.,s, ana ,,,sys aS Gerct'',Fc,
ooo III" no CNlN, ~ S'tttW-J J-fAitiNtsHuh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

The splendid, extensive, and very valn-
able library ofthe late King oi'he French
is now selling, or being sold, 10y anctlon'
.Sl at PARIS. and so numerous are the books,
in that it is il,elieved it will require month
9 to get through the sale. To collect tins
: library, has requiHed much time, money
m and labor, ,and tie late cg ner OF thought,
y no doubt, that it would 90 down as an
~ -. Inheritance TO itis remotest pqaferi.y ne
d forgot the proyefb of his country---lhom-
me py0posr, ct le bon Dten dispose. In
few days it will have thousand, or ten
thousand owners, it may be, and in few
months, be dispersed to every quarter of
i the globe. A portion Off will no doubt.
= come, 70 America. for Of the thousand or
two americans at Paris, there will unques-
hly be purchasers of some Of the
he etGngi.sh Government sent an
,;o,,a purchases for the library
books ''sh ,Museum-one Of
agent to make ~"
n. bcs, +, n. >torld and rrea.
in American books. 1t is douh,
er any American library contains :,
many more.
Among Louis Philippe's books, is one F,
for which there was, or will be. great com CT
petition-PncJoreSt. 1t is The only copy N
in existence, and the British have author l.
lied its agent $50 say thejournals) to give W
as much as ten thousand francs for a. p,
How this, which ought to have been kept j.
secret. came to be known, is none of our " :,
business. There arc many rare works, II
besides, that will bring high prices; but B
the books ngeneral will go at much less j
than their value, PROBABLY. 4 4
This library was not altogether kept for G
show by its proprietor. The late King A
was a reading man--a man Of talents and )!
of education The latter he owed TO the =
celebrated Madame de Genlis,. his gov d
erness. His father was. we suppose. the e
most prohgate man of rank in Europe, but !.
he took care to have his sons well educa- !,
ted. and the one afterwards King The /
wished to be King himself; but found 7
scafold instead Of throne,) was man '
of fine talents--Globe. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
XKTMETEEaUBesT GALLERY

w Home dgaia The subscriber would re-
spectlully inform the citizens of Lynchburg and
surrounding country, that he has Just returned from
the north with fine stock of materials for DA-
GUERBEOTYplNG, (some things entirely
in the business) From his former efforts please,
and his intimate acquaintance with the wants oi
this community. he h1ttcrs himself that he can
please the most fastidous; Mt least he guarantees
entire satisfaction in every case, orsno ct--yc
uade.
Having made arrangements TO be furnished with
all Improvement, they nav appear. he feels war
raatcd in saving, that he Win make Us good work
al cun be had in any CITY III the Union.
Call and examine, whether you wish picture
not
Gallery next door to the Banks. over Mr. Hem
! rv Davis. Hardware store F. e. GIBBS.
. \. b. A good supply of Lockets and Medalions
| for pictures, constantly on hand.
/ march oats p Il. G..
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..,.ns.Petersssssrg. Nor

NnhW-l jim y I4EA-'i ~ y
.SsT-s Eich GOV on tn, line tasir ne"
- ,,ss tGLA An e.Steam Propeller q
EFT COMPANY, hay. s.asl,r she is dntpi'
aud powerful low prcssuI. &c !, my ships a
Of Richmond, K. ". FOSTER ,als Room ae
iron braced and fastened. equal -,ue will b'
twice her tonnage. She has fine 5. -ecspn
commodafi0Hs for passengers, and no D.. .,
spared to make her the pnpular vessel for
travelling this route. and goods will be delivt
WIKI certainty OF time in few hours after shipment
The Steamship, Cpy oj NortoLk is now launched
and will take her place in TIA line in few days to
be commanded by JANIS PdsT. This line CON
meets with line of steamers pier eight, New
York, for Boston.
AGENTS ---- MAlLOR s. LORD Ncw-York;
ROBERT RANKIN. Richmond.
Ian 5-ts
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DECEgyFNG AND FORWARD

IN NING-GNOCLRIES ANU PLANIEH.
The subscriber still continues the fire proof brick
Warehouse on the canal. amidst all the changes. to
receive and forward Goods. Produce, Manufactur-
ed Tobacco &c. Our charges viii be low, and
forwarding done with dispatch
VIII receive in few days. first rate assortment
of Groceries. which he VIII sell low and buy at all
times, Flour, Corn Meal. Oats. Flax Ssed, &c, for
which he will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES B. RENWICK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
AND PHILADELPHIA
WI KNABE HENRY GAEHLE. EDw- Belts.
sszz..-- First Premium Grand
!, !, ,,ifzzsszyst,-ssss; fzszt AND SQUARE PIANO FoRTES.
II u E.DDbp. <sEesise q Co.,

s4iz,z,ts,~tsSs3 AND SQUARE PisNO fOhi iES.
u u Eanabe, Cache q Co,
Manufacturers Nos. 4, &. s and Egfa~ Stree, ol-
posi- Eutaw Hoa,e, would respectfully invite pub
ic attention. (and particularly these in want Of
Superior p PlANO FORTE at moderate price, to
the extensive sortment constantly sale at their
Ware-rooms. Our establishment is now the most
extensive South. Numbering over one hundred
workmcn, with a well selected stock Of seasoned
materials. from which, we manufacturing PlA-
NO fORTES. combining the most valuable i'm
provements known.
Our lgon frame Piano Fortes, for which we have
received First Premiums for three successive
years (from the Maryland Institute over those of
Northern make. particularly worthy OF atien-
tiun. being ST. arranged great addition
al strength without affecting the tone. for which our
instruments have been highly recommended by
the best Professors and Amateurs, throughout the
country.
4 guarantee for FIVE years will be given. with
each Instrument sold by US. of make. with pm
vilege Of exchange, atany time within six months
| from day of sale if not perfectly satisfactory
| Carhait & Needham's Patent MELODEONS
constantly on hand, (an article recon-
mend.)
Pianos received in exchange.
| Tur;.o attended r.arcu lo-St
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UNEON sTEAM-SiiHP co. for

ssslS PHILADELPBIA.-The splendid Steam
sbips "PENNSYLVANIA" and VIRGINIA"
'eave Richmond alternately every five days for
Philadelphia. ,---.
These steamers are both new and have very su-
,,e-'or State-room accemmodailons.
Th, Captains are men si much experience ID
,ofsssion and we can highly recommend
, mt, TO the travelling communication comfort
sneed and economy ,,..1
ToImcco manufacturers will find it to their ad-
,n,,,a,,. "a five This mode of transportation the
nf'rrrp Is being much less likelyto d5ace their
bboxe. in getting them to market .,..-.
Goods sent to our consignment for re.hipment t
,vi't receive every uttsntion and be forwarded al
the u 'ual rates. .,.ha wishing to
Citzt,ns of AyrchburF Or Elsewhere, ~,sims b' :.
eng - home. can do so, Iy addressing us
lore ''@''I MAYO & ATKINSON. on the Dock
W. Richmond. Va
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II OoKING GLASS 4 PICTURE

Z OCkkNG GLASS Il PICTURE
~ FRAME MANUFACT0RY.-T UN-
dersigned manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices;
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dasperrcotype Frames, large beautiful assortment
OF new goods
Looking Glass Plates. ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 5ox36
inches down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Rosettes Of all sizes. for Builders in
terror work
ALSO.
Old Work re-gilt and jobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattern--and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order
~ Country orders bs mail will receive prompt
attention. FRANCK g. GLOVER.
l9S Main street. betweca 9Th and 10th st. Rich
mond, Va.
June 9--ts
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RICHMOND MANU.
Cacfurcd Furniture

c We have IattIy eretttd a very
large Factory for the purpose Of Manutlcturing
Of all STYLES and Patterns, andwoud
call the attention of Farmers and Planters more
to our Stock. We have now IN store
OF our own Manufacture, SCtas. BATesus Dt"tHS
TaJics, French. Cottage and MaPie Btds ends
Wardrcbes. IVasbstands. large variety Of ChHlFs,
Mattrasses and large assortment OF otner articles.
JONES & HARDWOOD,
Main Street.
r. IL. n,,I
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These vessels all Of the first class. built in the
city OF Baltimore. expressly for this trade, and
have superior accommodations Cor passongers-
They are commanded by experienced Captains.
and qualified for the trade, and who will spare no
exeriion to accommodate. They will be towed IN
and down the river by steam. and may be relied on
TO sail promptly advertised. Merchants going
North or ordering goods from New York will find
tito their interest ship by this line as it is the
only regular line, and freight will always be taken
the lowest rates. and every effort will be made by
the agents in Richmond and New York to give sat
isfnction, We respectfully ask and hope to succeed
in obtaining a full share of patronage Goods shin.
ped by this line to New York. will be forwarded
free ofcommission to New Orleans. Mobile Sava-
nah. Charleston, any other port. The vessels
will be in Richmond at Rockets; in New York at
berth No L. Coffee House slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID ouRRlE, Richmond. }Ase,,.
CllAS. II. PlERSON, n. York. age Is
No. 81, South Street,
Richmond Aug oS-ts
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LYNCHBURG. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL
RICHnTOND ADVERTISEnIENTS.
FIJEsSITIJEE.--JoNEi

.ss,ssssssszsf s. HARDWOOD. Main Street,
Sc1---~sS RieEmoa4; Va.--We have now
on hand the largest assortment Of Richmond made
Furniture ever offered in this Market, and we are
determined to sell as low n- the sa quantity can
be bought in any Norihern Market.
Among our Stock will be found
200 dozen Chairs. Sewing Chairs,
$50 Bedsteads all Styles, Secretaries,
90 Sofas and Diyans, Spring Bedstcads,
80 Dining Tables. Centre Tables
100 Mattresses, Fancy Par!or la
Gard Tables, bes,
Outage Furniture. Marble Top VASE
Wardrobes. stands.
Reception Chairs, Cribs Grades.
Rocking Chairs, Loohing Glasses
Spring Chairs, made Washstands, &c
of iron, j. r. JONES,
a,rfI ITS SAM'L W. HARDWOOD.
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uyREDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE

Il WORKS, Richmond, Vtreihia.-The under
signed are repaired TO execute orders ~ every de
scription LOCOMOTIVE ar 5TAIlONAh1
ENGINES and SAW MILLS.
The addition to their works of shop of $50 by
so feet. TO be devoted to this description of work
exclusively enables them execute orders with
dispatch
The work furnished by them will be warranted
equal to that furnished by any other establishment
ANDERSON & SOUTHER.
FOR SALE. pairs best FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES, 5! feet diameter.
NJ l59n A. & s.
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COMETHENG NgCE!!-THE SUB
~ scriber offers to the public small box Of
Messrs. OYLER e. ANDERsoS's Gold Leaf Honey
Der Tobacco. 1t manufactured expressly Tor
exhibition at the Worlds Fair in London. and was
mentioned there amongst the finest. 1t has
been ordered back home, and those who would
like eUID Of something superior. invited TO
call at the Drug Store of JOHN H. SEAi,
March S-ts Main Street
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"ress.
Notices Oft2ie L

rAhMEk GUIDE hc concluding
work Is upon our ta'e, and we but repe,
numerous verd'cf' OF the Agricultural press, in say
ing tla II Is among the most complete and reliable
oi 'i,e cohtr,"u'l"hs oi seehhhc ana practical Ag-
ri'ut"re- ne arrangement "f the work Is conveni-
eh iur fPefehceuie Liuslaii"ns beautiful. the Ian
suaTe PLAIN clear inteill2ihie ard truthful The
i,.,t;. i.sG ~ i"9"I 9," 'o'S 81 i'o' pages
~. - anu Al ''0e4 eis wings
O'''' = "'''''"'
LIE FARNEks GuIpE.---Ihis work il a ich
mihe Of Agricultural knowledge. presented in
sitnul, md i,o,il;,,r t,.l 7,-i,,r e;,, lat,;t 81,
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y ,go CngTs,ACTORs.

OFFICE 10 CGHTEs ~ 'Ai-'Si UA4'
" SEALED PROPOSALS Ayil he receiNeu =,
by III. undersigned, at Floyd Cou1' 1t use rH., IS
Thursday Isl April next. for the
IL, jacksonville aud Chri-tansburg lurn2lNe 'ou.,'
ri, distance I. about 20 miles, and the ""r"
M n, idcd into three sections, all to 'be com
nIrted w;tb.n twelve months. Proposals Tor o9nl-
p,e.e" in Ie.s time win be pret,,red
Eirbty per cent VII, be paid on the corsPletlon nha
reception ofeach mile. aad the remainder ." ''''
completion Of each section. ,L.;l,.,., .,,,.r
i,t River, on the line Of said road, Of upwards o'
y. he a0ti, Of March, the line win be prePafea
/ 3,inat;ou of bidders, and after Lat tinec
nIass rd spe,,. .earic9s can be seen at the ,in'' e
g.. g. d. fti = . ,'n;,e6eo. o,J,uSs a' FirYd CT llo
nee 0i tue u"d'r''fI,q,w ffIJpw,,.LL II. BROWN;
Easi.ee- .fseI s,cn."is. a''9'P'S' o.
March S-t1h
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)MgLADELPtEEA MAg,RAE

4 IRON WORk.-J TRCTHERS &: son
$50 Market Sired, Philadelphia. furnish all
kinds OF Mnrble aud Red Stone Work, consisting
of Marble Nantes, Monuments Fonts, Head
Stones. Flooring 1yle. and all kinds OF Front work.
&c. Orders promptly executed and work warrant-
ed against hreakaee IN transportation.
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FsNAA z NV1ACE That ON the ID day Of
l. NAV. 1852, at the house of Wiley Stephenson.
in New Market in the couaty Jefferson, State Of
Tennessee, shall take the deposition ii Wiley
Stephenson, TO be read as evidence in two suite
now pending in the circuit court of Campbell coun-
tv. in the Staie Of Virginia, in each Of which suits
YOU plaintiffs and am defendant; and should
the taking of said deposition not be completed on
that day. it wiz be continued from day to day, till
completed
April 5-w4w JAMES F. CALLAWAY.
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VRAZaNG FOR HORSES AND

" CATTLE.-Having extensive Glover and
Grass Pastures, near the Forest road. within five
miles of LyncLburg. am prepared to Craze horses
and cattle upon accommodating terms
E.. BURTON.
Iwish also to buy 50 or 100 head Of STOCK
CATTLE. for which a fair price viii be paid.
Sept 4-2t-wts e. J. EURTON.