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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
pATTON's INSTITUTION for the EDUCA.

Il TiON OF BOYS. No. 2t9 0rccue-St, between Citation
and Wavtrlcyplaces-J. II. PATTON. a. NJ. Prlacipal
In two Del ailments Collegiate and Pm nary pupils
AIRED for the counting house for adm aay
college. The number Of pupils is limited Circulars co
tanning further information may be obtained the
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

I " UI'NC ANNI1 OF III UIutT OF IH6 ouIIV
Fate O. the County New Yok hereby " all
80 Lavrr CAM agsus FgN l. HUNT sie o. the CITY o. New
lob bokes present the with vonhes thefeo 90 he sub
scter- tie oe Of W al John-ou No 81 w ,n- IN
IN CITY o. New ok before the threth day Of De enoer
ne,I s;rd New YoIk, the twenty oath Day ofJuDe l51
ROBERT y kPTHORP Adm tratorsof
jea5lavepFs W TEMPiEfoS Joassos, Essa. L. Hani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
A LADY, having several years experience

A LADY, having several years experience
"A In teaching the Pano-Fors. desrous of obtsnnga
few more pnps Inquire al No Is Googs-st, Or OF Mr.
WIN YANDERBECk, No. 47a Broadway.
DOOK-KEEPING and WRITING are taught
40 n en- EXPEDITION aid superior manner By MI Us
TER at 3e7 Broadway where Gentlemen are luin ID 20
age he duties OF the house with accuracy
end dwpatch
"Nr Forier d. operative IL oTt bu; he poe'sss
Whist 10 the oi 1niy - and
Month X view.
Mr. POSTER oshi,, not Only se amour, Of retcal erPe
yencr srd inrwidse ~ conre house bu also sD
a. uvsed mind aud much hterary caPscr.
Nj mai the scien q Acqai'l1s 'nd "a
teie tina Koone Ought bed ay hod prize
Ton boob keeping o lie lew things human cePe FOL nat
Economist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
TT,EACHER wANTED.-wanted, Man

i competent 20 teach Freneh, Drawing, writas aai
Gymnssscs; he must he Ffencaman, who can faEaisa
testincniss Of good moral character and ability 70 teach
Such man az ind Immediate employ meRt and liberal
salsry. Addrtss X 4 W. Box No 2oti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
TTHE METROPOLITAN ACADEMY am

- oi MNAStlM are now ready tor the RECEIPT
pupils
Gymnasiic Glasses for Gentlemen, every evening
Go 10 o'ClcSk.
For Ladies, On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday fro
SP NJ.
For Boys not Of the Institution, on Monday. Wedr
and t,,day tTom Ito g Z. NJ,
Cstalo, Dcs, showing thu course Of study, &c, may
tanned IT ihe Institution, Nos S and - Stl-av, near
ington-squne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
pOOK-KEEPING and WRITING are
CUMNINGs's SCHOOL of DESIGN for

~ LADIES and GENTLKME N.-Drawing IN Lead Pen:
ell CrhyOIs ind from the Antique hitting, III III aud
Water oos Winter Arong mept The at eTnoou classes
asstuble at 7. M Gcntltmeus evening caHses 10 ,;
other classes schoos aud private cascs as heretofore NO
ilJ kifh-ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
MUSIC. MADAME PETTIGREW, late

AVE- from Germany, respectfully mtJrms her pi md
The publ in general that she prepaGed
her Instruct the Piano aud singing, AID nay DO
apIc every morn before II o'clock, at per esi nce
No 49, West .2dst between 5tb aud o. avS Reference
MossTs. SohaI'chberg a Luis NO 4S5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
NEW-Yo9g SCHOOL OF

NEN-lCG, SCIlOOL Ui Or,oltiN Tor
IN WCMEN, No. ~ broadway c0nlfr Of BroJusst
--Mss L. C. CHASE, Snperin ciseut aud rec OF ofsv
nag ano Desynfe lazy msnageIs having received iib
eTal subscription for the establishment Of the SCHOOL, give
notice q al they prepared b pnj from
twelve years old and trd furnish sfaGory
testimonials character
The Ob of this school give instruction to
either pIHtuiiously 1T veIy Ow rates. winch VII quNy
em 20 living by the practice Of the branches
sufht IN 10, or To become teache la schoIiA
fupis VIII be taught elementary drawing reference
20 uinshng original designs for manufactures aad
purposes wheI, ornamental designs az 10 luinsd.
Ii will also be gwen Wood and 5,eel Engraviog
thogephy, whatever branchs oand be most
aCyantat tons and profitable.
Glaze, are now forming and the school "a now open lilly
t,xo,pt Saturday, from "a. NJ TO 4. A. IL Will asI De
open oufng such other hours be found convenient
Tor sud Dts special departments and for udust
Caudiooiee Tor admission pupils ID persons VINO de-
are tEtlef information upon the subj CT will apply
School between the hours of ~ A. and f. NJ saturday
excepted)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Jesse @.

SMITH Surrogate Of the County n snS cot hereby
Fy,r .ro,ay "a Id, D<rsOs HAVING cms Angus
rIs CRAHAA Of the City o. BrooaJ n decelst a-t hey
fsn ~ LF the the vouchers the eo the sub
scrl n ~, snerrl b. pzee 4 bgsncs,. M1gskar
H~c.ov n the c.y Brcos beor- dag Of
J.uuary nes--Dsied JAY q ls3-
CHESTER COLEMAN.
ROBERT shERWELL,i EIscsion
fvcf A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
,.FssRs. LICHTE & NEWTON, No; %

NE CannIt in Of the in ressed eaaaa As
I'D popuuIity Of their PiASOFORfE5, nave ek-
Ie.aed then bu.inet and PrepAed 20 oler %
their friends and tOS wishing superior iisD1oehe "a
srfrren ir lsp and omane casos OF mod
srn STYLE from g. u SEC nd an9 ihOf lasts
b. erchanrA BROADWAY Mare-rO0ms. No. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-
Il sa,, q ire County New Yock. hereby
EDW ARD DINING Its Of the cty o.
Nv ed rIrelf ise hsr-. 70
The At the of o. CHARLES SHEA 80. 81 ca
bersst 81 New Yosk before iAe Dr. dry u Aprh
nezL-D-sed Se~ Tok, tie I'd day Of September, Gs62
JAMEs HsCORD. (.s-,,i,,.,o<.
90 lsuGnsPs FsTHER DEsIsO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
IN PuRSTANCE of an order of the Surro.

Cosnty rorA nogs heeby sVsn 70 ~ pr
Yx s..ta ELIAKIH HORTON. late Of the CITY OF
Ne~ Cd ne SAM IN ,'zhsf- %
You or ee The iwehh dsy of Ap nsHtDai-d View foct
81 'H y O'''e'' '' CHARLES STERLING Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
NEWTOWN PIPPIN APPLES for SALE
NAMED. 100000 MEN-To test the

~ Pelham Farm Newtown Pppin Apples, packed eI-
pTessy for presentA Pnce s. per barrel Apply 20 r. L.
PELL Esopus Post-Ofice. Ulster Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

DRlVATE LESSONS in SPANISH.-Prs
teSor GORRlN continues 10 give Private instruction
in the above language at the esidsnoe Of Pupils
own, No, al 5fhst.
pAplD WRTTlNG.-There are many young
h q, rtemen whom the lu's elegant and
extremely rapid handwriting would be mysiu, be. BY an
sntey Orgina process recently nvoat,d the undsusg ned
u able 10 impsrt 20 all pups, without tue possibility OF
failure, hand possessing combination of cOrr,ctn "a
elegance and ioy hitherto incredible At aOne daily
from until 10 L. NJ w. 5. MACLAURIS, Whiting
Master No. ~ Irving place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
MELODE0Ns, which arc prt

,nod by tie bert Judges superior - al ota o. sfn .
- nv on the sole agent J. ). CLARK No - BoII" y,
gnnpoSite lie Park-l \. B.-lnstrumen1 wa s'''~ '
k6r,rbes All instruments warranted ir one Yeaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
EAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. Fairha

Il ven, Ct-TBOMAS o. SLOAN, Principal OF the
Fairlavtn Academy having erected bdldng adoin-
his cling lor tue accommodated OF Boarding SC ol-
ans, receive into hs taniy six additon pnps
nrmb,i limited % u.s. The school Is delg lLuy situated,
about mile caSt New-Haven. Circulars MY b. had
at GOULD BFRRN'S Music Store, No. lJ7 BIO sd ~ay,
and IL s. DuNNS Rock and Musc Store, No lJ5 5h-Av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
REAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.

~ HOUGHTON'S repsn Gastric Juice prepared
from The natural remedy l-r as distressing co n
plant, Agents J. BALL 4 Co. No. l,J Nasssust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
81 AH BARMORE ofer at their mann.

" factory and wareroom No 5is Sieec ke's corner
Of Charles az assortment Of elegant PauOf ORES, u the
metallic frame bridge aud e. other modern I'M
proyements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

II
the County q sev Yok noa hereby s,es 70 ~ per
hsvrs srs at MARY PERKINS ie Of the City Of
Nsw iort ~ov deea-d pse-eat TIE sane ia vouchers
tAseof the subscriber, his d~s No - as IT. "a Tie
CT o. Ses IOt teore ths nE dJ OF sfcn
"a i.w-rg WILLIAM PERKINS Er>cs,or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17
CONNIE skCIAE4.
Baltimore Markets, Monday Dec. i3

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET-Offerings at the scale.
to-day amounted 10 200 head of beeyes 759 head or
which were sold to city butchers and packers Mt price,
ranging from G24 50 624 per 100 BIS on the hoof
equal to % s. 90 net, and averaging l24
gross 100 left over unsod and the baance 600 heaD
driven to Philadelphia.
Doos-Sales from7 so to s. 90 per 100 lbs
fIsH-1here is "A stendy demand for Mackerel. Sales
No. at - 50 SD. No. ?, 9 SO $40 80 per b..
FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market is quiet. Sac,
of20O bblsHoward stbrands at;l "a & 600 do straight
at s. per bbl. sales of 500 bbls City Mds 81
We quite Rye -four at 81 so, and ,orn mealut 81 -
per Dbl,
GRAIN AND SEEDs--The receipts of Grainhavc been
fair. Sales of Red wheat good to prime at 3a$l o.
white do, | OF 81 IL; very choice | l2a$l IA per
bushc Sales of white 5 So cts, and yellow
do. 50 50 cents per bushe Oats IS 40 cents per
bushe. Rye so cents. Sales of clover seed at -
So Timothy seed 5? 62i Flaxseed s 80 per bush
el.
GRocERlEs-Nol much doing. Wequote Rio caie
at ga 81 cents per h.; holders very firm Sugars AID
Molassc- unchanged Rice 4! cents per 10.
PRoyGsIoNs--rhe suPp'yof provisions is light, an3
holders firm We quote old mess pork at Is 50 49,
prime do sly; newmcs> $40 per Dbl; Mess beef SIS
per Dbl Bacon frm-saes OF shoulders ut 81 81 els;
sides 81 % cents; and hams II 3 cents per ID
Lard in bills l24 cents, and in kegs l3 per b.
with sales. Cheese "a 10 cents per h.
ToBAcco-The tobacco market remains quiet, aid
saIes small No change to notice in prices
NooL-An active demand Sales of unwashed at
. a29 cents waserd 80 80 cents and fleece 44to 30
cents per ID.
WHIsKEY-Sales of hhds. at 26 26! cents, and bis
at p a274 cents per gall on.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17
First Locomotive West OF the Misc.
SinnI ~

The iron hose has been harnessed q, H..
west side of the Mississippi, and yes,e,5a..
morning at seven o'olo his first Iouj sn,,I
shfill whistle vas heard. 1t was ehcer;,a
sound to those who, for years have desired =
see a commencement in internal improyep,e,,,
in Missouri Long and eagerly have tho,
looked for this period, and a, last it has rom.
Probably We entertain more lively fell.
in regard to the event than others, but to ever
y ell wsher of our couniry-to every one w.
desires to see the wealth Of our State devil.
ed. aud our civ rise TO Il e importance II
ennence which il is destined to occnpy-,bi.
occasion will he one Of rejoicing and gfaifca
lion. 1t is true that il is only commencerna,,
pal it is tie "Legiauing Of an end which ,,e
cannot foresee or forotrI.
Tie Pacific Railroad has been commence
AMI has so far progressed that the locomotive
nth burden aud freight trains are un,ine
upon IT, True, only few miles are vet in USE
bot who can predict how long r short The De-
rod wien the locomotive will start from ilo
Mississippi AMI terminate lit flight on tho
shores ofheParifc Yesterday mornnpa bean.
tfal, and We trust a favorable omen was pres
ented at the starting Of the train. The locomo.
tive, vi th the tender had been backed down
nearly to Fourteenth street, and alter three
heavily laden cars of ron and ties had been at.
tached--just as the shriIl whistle announced an
onward moyemer,t-the sun, previously inyis.
bic from the mist that lung over the horizon,
suddenly burst forth, showing his full round
disc through smoky atmosphere. At the mo.
NEXT lecetons friend remarked, "Old Sol !.
disposed to give US a race for the Paeifc-we
cant beat him 10 day, for our track is not in
order; but We will give him a light show lort
in a short time 81. Louis Paper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17

a description Of Antioch College, Of which
institution Hon. Horace Mann has been clio
sen President is given by correspondent of
the National Era:
Antioch College is the name of an institu
ton established in Yellow Springs, Greene
Co, Ohio, by the religious body called the
: Christian Connection" A permanent en-
dowment of over SIPS 900 has been raised for
1t IN scholarships and spacious and beautiful
buildings are now in process Of erection, at p
cost OF some 10000. The College will he
ready for students in about a year An able
faculty has been chosen. al the head of which
as President, stands Hon. Horace MANN
One feature OF this new Institution is. tina,
equal facilities will be afforded for the eJuca.
aoh OF both sexes. female profcssorship has
been created, which is filed by Miss Pencil
OF Mass. Miss Pencil has been for the las,
seven years at the head Of the female depart.
ment OF the State Normal School, West New.
ton, Mass, and is perhaps tho most accom-.
plished instructress in this country. The
department of instruction assigned her is tina,
OF The Natural Sciences.
Yellow Springs, the location OF the COLLEGE
is beautiful and healthy village on the Little
Miami Railroad, about sixty miles north of
Cincinnati. The Sulphur Springs, at the edoe
OF the village, are quite celebrated and have
been resorted TO in former years by large num-
hers IN quest ofhealth. An excellent Water.
Cure Establishment has been recently built
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17
A Remarkable Casc-Sight TO the
blind.

The Woodstock American furnishes an in.
rcresllng notice OF an experiment made by DR.
Caldwell. IN Canada a few days ago. Our
contemporary says that blind girl, named
Sarah lIanlcy, Of the tow nship of Malahide,
was restored To sight almost instonaneously,
and then goes on To remark
1t seems that she was born perfectly blind
ond Is now twenty. one years Of age. During
tai, long time OF course she had not the slight.
ct comprehension Of the appearance of any
objects more than she could acquire from the
sense Of touch. 1t is little wonderful there
fore. that her feelings were exc ted when she
first beheld The light sun and the appearance
OF al the things around her Our contempt
rary says-"To describe the sensations of the
young lady when the first welcome ray of light
entered her hitherto sigbtless orb5, would be
beyond our power. In an instant, as # ky mag
&c, the idea of material things which she bad
Cherished for SO many Years, through the sense
OF feeling, were entombed in memory. A new
and bright world, full oflight and life-mll of
wonder and dmration-tcrribe, because lith-
erto unknown in its realized beauty and gran
deur, arose before her She looked and tren.
bled shook from head TO foot, like an aspen
| l1dl anu uildDle ~ utter Il "Ofu, size pHZeu IN
wild establishment on the scene before her
When her emotion bad somew hat subsidized.
DR. Caldwell inquired # she saw him; Yes -
SAID She, 81 see you. Oh. how white you
look = Subsequently she noticed a pair OF
brass candlcsticks in The room and inquire
what they were. On being informed, she was
lncredulous. The IDEAS which she had formed
OF candlestlcE were far different from those
which her newborn sight conveyed. The
candIcs,lcks were brought to her; she handled
them and exclaimed "Oh, yes, they are. can
dlestc ks; how bright they look. DR.. Ced-
well showed her his gold watch and inquired
II she knew what II was, She ans wered in the
negative, and on being informed she said,
"Whot a queer thing il is; both sides Of it are
not alike We may add that the young ady's
sight is daily improving in siren 9TH, and that
she returned to her home in Maahidp few
days since, rejoicing in the light Of life
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ FREEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN MIN
ho'-Nh hen this announcement appeared in our a"'
cruising columns accompanied ly prices only t"e"a
1--WE cents per box, we naturally supposed II n'e'o
,"'ch'Penny but begin to regard as a sober reality
coughs hoarseness, &c. somewhat prevalent W.
cannot perhaps render readers little favor he''
"o 10 recommend TO those who may be afflicted, to ~
DRY ANS PuLMONlC WATERS, to be had at tn'
agent see advertstment) They are pleasant to 'p
Paiae' and their curative effects truly wonde rful q
Delta.
p. S-We endorse this.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17
NeWYOrk Markets, Dee. 10.

Cotton is duIl-sales of 100 bales. Sugar-.o'es Of
81 hhds' New Orleans sugar at cents Molo.ses-
sales OF 30 bbls New Orleans 80 cents. Foursor'
OF 10000 bbls at = 24 for State, s. 374 for Genes
see and 5 A $ 564 for Southern. Buckwbeot %
"a 3D. Wheat active and frm-saes Of Is 900 bush
els at l 49, 81 20 for Western white, and 81 20 for
Southern Corn less active-saes of 30 600 bushels
mixed at 78o7 70 cents. Whiskey-sales of550 bblso
% cents Pork-sales ST 40 bbs at slS 25 for mcs'
prime mess held at $40; clear held at $40 Becf-sae'
OF SUI bbIs' mess at ID $l3 so; prime held at
9l8 Do Sales ofl00 bbls beef hams at Ia Is $l1-
Hogs in good demand att so and So.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17

writer IN the Richmond Enquirer suggests
hichard Logan, Of Halifax, as a snitabIc ner-
son for thepost of Attorney General, in the
Cabinet of Mr.. Pierce. Why not The era
OF mediocrty has opened A new ,lunciad is
established Franklh Pierce is the President
elect-why should not Halifax attorney be
his legal Counsellor? True the individual
suggested is known within limited sphere as
respectable lawyer and citizen. but before
the country at large he would possess all the
Piercian elements-of obscurity, inexperience
and general unftness Let it be Logan
Who is named for the next placel Floyd we
see is cast for the part of Treasurer. That's
excellent! The courtly and debonar McMul-
len we suppose will ot2 the Imperial Court
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17


/ ne scarcity OF silver coin is well accounted
News: w
"As we stated would be the case, in tho
DAILY News OF Friday, the price of silver has
again experienced an extraordinary aJvance
HE supplies brought in by the MagdgIena
We're sold today at IS. I'd. per ounce for dol.
lars and IS. I'D. per ounce standard for bar
sil'er' The total advance represented by these
n8ares on the prices realized at the last sale Is
no less than "a. per ounce. This sudden rise
winch Is Unprecedented within the recolectior
81 Inc brokers, Is almost entirely caused bv the
strength OF the demand for India. to wb,nl,
quarter almost the whole of these sunnIes !.
gong we can also state that some consider
abe parcels OF French 81, pieces have Iatelv
bee" sod at 5s. Sd. per ounce, a very b;ai
price Tor tins article, yet at this rate tho ono.
anon ylelIs but very trifing profit. From
THIS TACT II will readily be seen that Tho onna,n
oon OF buying Preach ST pieces for TRANSMITS.
SION to India is very oxrroorJnarr "'" ms
cnmstance' and consequently worthy of esne.
elal notice. As surprise is frequently rxnra ps
ea at this extraordinary upward moyemen, 'or
Tue prices OF silver, and the causes or = ~
much can'assed, 1t may be as well to rno,;as
mat the movement is perfectly in the dnn
Course OF trade, and is chiefly caused Lv ,Le
demand for coin for circulation in o,r ~ I'e
ala possessions, on its arrival in which the mo
tai Is duly melted down and coined ;,,o 'no-
OF the East India Company" iNN'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17

tLere. which i, now qaiie esteas vriy patron
~.
Tni, new lns.lujion. with surh looalion'
b.i!dipg. and faculty a. il possesses ~'Il al
ford attractions to youth which few Colleges
nre.ett
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17

:, a MEXICAN EARTnouAkr.-The Tr.;, !,
on'on says that on the 25th Of October =, ,bo
town OF Ahavotln, State of uerrero The aa ,,'p
9 STn and swallowed six houses, trees ~ -
! ne papers does not state whether anv ras 49,
Acre lost with the hou es, but tina, ,bc o nr.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17

oi Fruuee. or Virginia esn siPply pairio's
aud diplnmaisls euo1gh Ia sock the vho.e
government esleb i,h',lsni.s lie hop her
-'a,lopled .on' u ! nal fgrg.s her
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17
WI EsfS ED.

On Tuesday 14th by Rev. Clement " Vaughn Mn
JAMES NJ. BOOKER, to Mrs CAGoLINE f. SElpry. Al
ofths city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17

I'm. .uuk about xix iccr for the space Of m. o..
hundred leet square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17
CINCINNATI. nnc 2D.

lour dull at So = a So 80 Safes af 1000 hogs a
20 ~ 80 So Provisions frmer. Sales small
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17
Elnm Inc Lynrhbnrg Express.

The following extracts from a Ie ter writ
ten by Lynchbnreer now in CaIlio. ma 10 a
gentlemqn IN this place, may be Interesting 10
some of our readers; tho 1t vas not written
vi h the exp ctltion Of being publlshed