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From Port au Prince.

New York, March 90. Advice. from Port
AL Prince of March Cd, received here tic lay,
stale that the fever had entirely disappeared
from that port. There had been no deaths tc r
some time.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25
Spring Ssyic Hats.

DARNUM h1s received his Spring Hats, they
are superior in quality and combine good taste, with
rare merit call and examine before purchasing :;
also, A good assortment of Caps Trunks, ValIises,
Ladies and Gentlemen'5 Satchee and Carpet Bags
Umbrellas, Canes, Buckskin Go7cs and Mitens,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

FRUIT TREES,
for sale this SpinI. OF Apples. Pears. PNms
Cherries, Grapes Gocsebeiura, Currauie Ruspher-
res, straw herr.cs, &c a. thp ending sorts can be
furnished hy the Wla"iW sp-rIWen Trees or pants,
can be supplied, - n-ariy lC1o u,.tr.t "arleties-a
large portion 0t which are new and rare.
The collection OF Pears, beth ON the pear stock
and on the Gnince, Is the largest north OF : lpany
and OF the best and most cuup,re ~ the Union
.App.fS g.. liz cHrad.Sp, an. Cherries on the ma
hatch stock, Tor dwaris. can be- s.pprd OF many
Lending SORTS TIE collection ot Hardy, Orna.-
mental Trees, Shrubs ana Plants. Is also very
extensive ;-lncu inga largr supply 1T Horse Chest
nut. European Mountain Ash. Weeping Willow and
oths- shade Trees,-ChmnnG, Ever hjopn,ipG
Moss ana olE'r X lSrs m IN hest vlrictirs -Dah,-
ias a many, romprs.U- l. H. nc,2esi and best
PhlONrs, 50 fine t-,--1Ud great variety OF mis-
ceIIaneous Shrubs ami Plants, brhots Roofs Ne.
A.o Bncllihorn tor ilrdlc---Rnuhard, severn!
nnr Sorts Garden aud ! over Serds &c., Sc.
Green House Plants arr net p-opaGllcd tor sal
ont can be supplied from reliable s'ulcts-li ordr. 20
soon.
Those who prefer tr,rl1G % my experience in he
selection al IIrietPs should drs,tlht their soil the.
form IN which hr ere Ne trimmed the use fpt
which the fruit Is >Anied, aud the varieties airrndv
poS-rssrd.-aui they may deprnoroa receiving the
best selection which can be maue
brdrrs executed in rotaUOus, Ms they are received
Many forward their o'drrs dnuug wulav and tn, -
wlodeslre 10 obtain their tees early and to make
sure 81 satisfactory selection, should order without
Delay
Prres as inv rs 4, cny respectable Nursery ia hs
country with liberal discount on AL balls amount
ing to S25 or more.
Freight paid to the I.rke And on trees &c. or
dcred before La at hprll and N lots ct not les
valle S95, II viii be paid To any POI. o. the lake
direct steamboat conmuu. "a son with Bort Kent.
Priced Catalogues sent toall wko ply pcs, pa ID
nd enclose postage stamp.
Address, j. BSTTEY.
keesevle, n. Y, March J, 1853 d&ws>v
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25
india Rubber Gloves.
WATCHES, iA3A JEVEIDY,
ElINE EANCN GOORS.

NE desire % call The attention Of tie
W Citizens It Burlington and Vicinity, 10 our
stock OF Goods 10 which we have lately made, and
are frequently making iagQe 0,,di.ons We Ina Te
a MOST complete assoilment OF Watches, ranging m
price from 10 2o1 dollars; amongst winch are
some movements at beautiful finish and adaptation
to time. manufactured in Liverpool TO cur order and
cased 10y the best makers IN this country Of
standard Gold. We have choice selection OF tAe
latest styles of JewrIry in all It's brnuchss-Foh,
Vest and Guard Chans,-anI Chattelanes Din-
mopd. Ruby, Pear, Garnet and other Stoue and
Paste Pins aud Rugs, in great variety OF style aud
prize. We haYr on hand nj all times, a genera
stock Of Silver Ware ct the gery best manqtacture
and I1al.ty-we keen no other but pure STANDARD
Silver, AMI rs such we warrant il, Our assortment
OF Plated Goods4 large, and from ths most reliable
Manufacturers IN .de Fancy Goods line, we
purpose keeping none bat rich aud fine ARTICLES.
We ann, ny pursuing an undertaking, iar business
course, on the cash. price, loo profit system to
establish house, that will command and deserve
the confidence aud patronage Of the community
Il. V. HORTON & CO.
Burlington, March 20. dNpu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25
FRUIT TREES, SC.
PlaTTsbureh Nursery.

yu,IIl, n .,-,;,,-. ,,.-,,II ;,,.i,o n Milan
4 liT' lroptIctVt "puIu 'hN''c t"r ot'c"-
ton OF the public To- the extensive stock OF very
fine TREES, IAN Is, Nc, propaghtd and Tor
sale at his establishment at the lowest prices.
Discount on bills OF so and upwards, 10 per cent
so ID
$40 ~
ArrLrs-Over 100 varieties comprising all the
Ie2dng ana nos appfc'ed so:ts'
FEARS-Over ~ choice varieties; very AeatIY
and hne trees.
PfrMs-3o choice varieties very 'hiifY'
CHERRIEs-N good stock OF choiC'' hat"y h,n'"
DWARF APrlLs-2O varieties, ON DucaIn ana Ear
adise stocks, .-..,,.:,,..,o. .,,,.
DVLEs PEARS-20 most approved kinds on Z lince
stocks.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

j. OYSTER TRADE IN NEW YoRK.-Tt is
estimated that the yearly sa'es of oysters in this
city, exceeds five million of dollars. The
number of persons employed in the business, is
sud to be about fifty thousand. OF the total
quantity Of oysters sold in our markets, about
two-thirds come from Virginia, which has a
more extensive oyster trade than any other
State in the Union ". \. Sun.
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Die0.

In Charlotte, on the l3,h inst, EDvty ELIJAH
only child of Elijah and Leonora Lake, aged year
and u days.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

Courier, of March ll,h.
AWARDS AT THE WoRLp's FAIR.-The
published ,;st of persoI.S to whom medals W ere
awarded by TIC Juries of the Royal Comm Is
slonerS, at the Worlds Far, must have be en-
incomplete. Within few days, Mr.. James
CooF, of this city, has received Official not ice
that me,Inl was awarded him, on account OF
various specimens Of wooden fabrics, both
'ancy and plain, manufactured by him at Bur
hngton, Vt, and awaits his order. Ills name
did not appear in the published list of those to
whom awards had been made, and he was not
aware that any such compliment had been
conferred upon him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

IVA SEArARlSG VorER.-A Portsmouth
paper states that ship-master of that city
forty>five years old, voted at an election there,
f'r the first time in his life, on Tuesday last
ne having never before happened to have been
at home on election day
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25
Commissioners Elected.

Franklin and Grand Isle, it is understood,
have elected friends OF the law.
Friends Of the law.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

eS' Travellers remark the absence Of freshness
and health in the cOunenances of American ladies'
and very Justly attribute it to a want of exercise,
and exposure in the open air. Many Ladies and
Gentlemen are deferred by the appearance Of rough
ness out of door work gives the hands, but we are
assured that by wearing India Rubber Gloves, lad
vertised in another column they are not only pro-
tected but made sol: and white. w39wl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

81 DlGEST t. SVcH THE TRUE MEANING of the
word "PiiPSlN,' or OF the two Greek words from
which it Is derived. This is the significant and np
proprate t,lc of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr. j. ;.
lOUGHION, OF Phlladrlphla from the fourth
stomach OF he Ok, tor the cure OF Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy tor an UNI
healthy stomach No art OF man can equal its Gu
rative powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING per
tect'y consistent with HEALTH. See the figure OF
the OY in nonother part OF itns paper.
Oct. 20. lss2. WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

D-The Boston Chronicle learns that flour
dealer in that city has recently sued the
Vermont and Ogdensbprg railroads, laying his
damages at $780, 900, for detention Of lrei ght
at the Ogdensburg depot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

A little daughter of Mr.. Jackson, o. Ohio
city, aged seven years, Is quite equal to the
celebrated Martha LOOMS, in re'ding when
blindfolded. She was put to number Of tests
in Gu: office on SATURDAY,, in presence Of sever
al persons, and with eyes go bandlged as to
preclude the possibility OF seeing naturally.
she read newspapers, bank notes, told dates OF
coin, described pictures, &c, IN all cases read
lily and correctly. Unlike Martha Loomls
Phoebe Jackson passes into the mesmerc state
without any mdnpulatlons, and throws oil the
influence herself She holds the article she
reads or describes as if awake and not bln'
folded, instead Of above the fore head, as prac-
tlsed by Miss LOOMS. Phn5e IS a bright t-
tie girl, is lively and pleasant when experiment
ing, and appears not to suffer fatigue IN the
mesmerc state. 1t is but few weeks SINCE
the parents discovered that their daughter pos
sessed the wonl erfull gift how II Is done we
cannot say-Mr. Jackson attributes 1t - spirit
influence.
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Land Warrants.

EASII paid for Land Warrants also.
y Warrants obtained tor Ciamanrs, by
WESTON & MOVES.
- Office in Peck : Eioc5 over tile Book Srore.
Inn. -. dNwft
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

QF7FEou tIAvANA.-The Cresccn. City ar
rived at New Orleans from Havana, on the lh
inst. A passenger who left Matanzls on TIE
lth says that Mr.. King was growing worse,
mi that he would in all probability never
leave Matanzls
GTNEGETABLEs FOR THE LoYroy MARKEr.--
The London Correspondent of the National In
teIligencer in his letter, says;
The extent of the gardens round London, re-
quired TO supply the Two million and quarter
of eaters there, will hardly be credited. Within
a radius of fifteen miles of London there are
two hundred thousand acres of land in the
hands of market gardeners, all labOring for the
LONDON market. Ten thousand loads of tur-
nips, 100000 sacks of peas, 2O,oOO,OOO heads
of celery, 10000 900 ca5bages, and 900 tons
of water.cresses are said to be sold Annually in
Covent Garden market alone, to say nothing Of
the potatoes, carrots, beets onions. herbs OF all
kinds, &c, which are sold in immense qnan-
titles.
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4 MON MISS IEA1A.-,
kEESENILIn, y. Y.
FIR UT II RI Els.

'VlIE Subscriber invites the attention Of
L cuItiyators IN The Champlain Valley. to his uny
rvaled collection OF ''
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Notice.

ITIIIS pertliies That ! have CIV n my
L son Henry L., lis iims Daring the remainder os
RS minority and therefore Z sha claim mono ct
his earnings, nor pay anv debts tractrd by hin.
aer this date tPlliAlM K FACE.
Fletcher, March TO- 1853. w3sw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

GFFAsv DAY.-The Governor of .Nossa
ohuseus, with the advice Of the Council has ap
pointed Thursday, april 7b, as + Jay Of iast'
ing. humiliation, and PRAYER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25
rT DINING. FL

Thousands Of Parents who use Ncrmiiugo com
posed OF Castor oil, Calomel. &c, are not awares
t.a. whe they appear to benefit the patient, they
ore actually laying the foundation for series OF dis
eases, such as salvation, loss of sight weakness of
limbs. &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement
eli llsbensack's Medicines, to which we ask the at
tention OF all directly interested in their well
n. their Children's health. In Liver complaints and
aIl.desorders arising from these of a bilious type
should make Use Ct ,he only genuine medicine, IIo-
bensack's Liver Pills
- "Be not deceived" but ask for Eiobensack s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills and observe? that each
has the signature of the Proprietor, j. n IIDBEN-
SACK, us none else are genuine. w22wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

o. Elder Knapp, the eccentric revivalist,
is creating much excitement, by his preaching
in GAINESVILLE Ohio, and we are reminded by
seeing his name in print, of a curious compar-
lson we heard him make some years since, TO
The effect that it would be lust AS impossible
Tor an unpardoned sinner to get to heaven, as
it would be for North river shad to shin M
creased Liberty pole tail first - Springfield
Republican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

GA BAD FIy.-Thoms Custin was caught
by tue caving in of a well at McConnelsvIle,
o hio, a short time since, and buried to the
depth of ten feet The well had been newly
dug, and as the sides were sand they had been
protected by a crib timber work. Custin had
descended by means of a ladder, but seeing the
danger, he attempted to escape, but was caught.
Fortunately for him, the crib work happened to
form pen around him, aud the ladder KEEP.
open a small aperture with the air above. For
five hours the citizens worked before he was
finally rescued. lie could communicate will!
those above, and gave directions about his fam
lily and affairs it he should not be taken out
alive. This was not a situation to be coveted
His escape was almost miraculous.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

" RETURN OF SANTA ANNA.-A telc-
graphic di~pa'ch dated New Orleans, March
10, states that the brig Robertson had arrived
at Mobile, having left Vera Cruz on the LIST
inst. She reports having met the English
steamer going in with Santa Ana on board.
His coIors were flying at the topmast.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25
New EfUOks

Nn0pE{ ana 'GHAllAli for Februrf
VI ". Tell Tate, nv tnr author at ',-rnv : de
Uncle Franks IIous, hold or Scrucs IN tie Odd Do
m'nlons, by PocohoutAs. AuPutan Me- clauS bS
W"adworih. Tor SAFE 10y : &. NlCiloLN.
ian II dA"il
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SELLING OFF AT CGsV!

lie will sell the remainder Of his Winter Stock Of
Hats Caps, Furs, Fancy Robes, Fur. Gloves Mttens
&c, at cost.
|. w. BARNUM,
College Street, end Door from Church
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

0FSales of 1900 barrels of whale oil were
made at New Bedford, on Thursday, at IS cents
per gallon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

u lRoN TURNPIKE. a compiny is being
Organized in Cincinnati, Ohio, to pave the
turnpike from the head Of Western avenue to
Brighton, to Cumningsylc, Spring Grove and
Clrthagr, with iron plates. The sides Of the
rold will be filled in with dirt and ornamcntcd
with shade trees.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

y "This little fellow" said Martin Lgthcr,
IF a bird going to roost, "has chosen his shelter
and is quietly rocking himself to sleep without
care for tomorow's lodging calmly holding
by his little twig, ard leaving God alone to
link for him"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

G5~The difficulty encountered heretofore
by the Lake Shore Railroad as to the right of
way through Pennsylvania. is now obvlated,
Congress having by general provision in the
Post Road BIZ, enacted that all railroad lines
be declared Post routes.-B Journal.
0F7 NEw MoTiyE PowER.-Anolher new
motlYe power has been discovered. 1t is said
that az Ingenious Yankee Las new MIL in
operation, which is driven By tic force of
Circumstance :"
~ There we're .Ji deaths IN New York
last week,
~ The ERICSSON arrived at New York on
Monday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25

ia DOC STORY. - Ilusband.-" We'll, my
love, | have sold Carlo"
Wife. (who abhors dogs - Now Charles,
that's kind in you. The dirty, nasty brute you
ought to have done 1t long ago.
Husband -"lcs, my love, got fifty dollars
good trade; all in pups, at five dollars
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-25
COMMERCIAL
PROCTOR 81 WOODS
PRICES CURRENT.
Commission Merchants for the sal9 of
Wool and Country Produce,

BOSTON, THURSDAY, MARCH Il, 1853.
VI. S. PRocToR, NJ f. Woor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

Y =
DAVENPORT. ALLEN ~ CO..
aUETlDNEEES AMI COMMISSION MECHANICS
WE f SAT-. R" Java tn' MIpld i'r''rr; Coffee
Loaf M! I5ilrI >Ity>. ~irrgr-lI SiI Tiurr iHi Ma
tul.: Bl4stIu. aud Rlc Pos DEF; SAFELY liar
Jrk-"n and Nc"'s >uI-nur Candles "li,Hnrss-k isIf
.rn. ca. lafntsr-n Brhs Pa. All M,'-Ir WiGr
GuaInr Iris. latu Sin Has, y Rum
Snn,f House Nna$sr<
Auction S,!r> on THU -,Iys.
ih.r, caSis advances mad. .ii-"
AM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
HALIFAX LAND FOX SALE.

rE,IE subscriber has 10" sate i'c' ., ia y 'ns ~ "a
. h. r.c-n, There ~ the tract 20 acres OF rst
second ns souus i-pTi ION :"
49, h. ,a,arr0 heart ani 30 OF very I'M. branch II
Tr ,. land GOO! red sori nd grows Wheat hhey WIN rs
rour. A 10 ,,n of The hi4h laid good heat ta'"-
r,yal-d tobacco The wood Hfi "
M Tor ,a ion purposes. and lies yer? rien ht'
al detached from th ~.
sold with Il Or hot d. he purchase "!
i-.cbc these idnda more va
is A. prtson- purchase viii OF cour'e c1aii -
ii that lands 80 i.-ia De ,r J.
me society o aeighUorh0od II unusually soo ~
), IN. abvY. he P3n' "' NO N IL.
an, Dlnyi!Ie with good 10 At ,.,
o ,,,I ,lL ~ rnnc neIon thai wheat crop % 'iE'
and has pay Ihan Elk pei e % ] ~ -. I'M
ioT both tracts. Per-"a6 wishing 10 i,uil'.
and Ny address is liahaf 'ou'' DAVID a. CLAIBORNE.
Aug 2-cu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
- cuAKD AGAINST CHOLERA.--we are now

Guard AGAINST CHOLERA-Ne are now
oI the year when excessively nor wed
., MS, -, Ice and vegetables are most al
'' ,r.~ OF the stomach ANA bowels which u nor 'heeNe'
- IN, uscuemtiy cai 81 choera diarih~a an" u!Seei!
j" 49, ,,TuT. and OF IMAM or woman eAees-
a. well "a mertnesS III the Urges
, nature speedily aided III The performance"
~, uu puS. disease rusi asten upon Tue y
" ~ ~, most pa.iSome ana annoying oseasts -
3D. ~ receives vitality and galI lis power from uis'
s.s,,n II rs inciien stages u Is easy evu
ru ONCE ar hold the patient Is ioSe"
su1ifs' pu' VIZ" reeI Now, under These
'!d'' Is iassns strange that persons % VI
circumstances shcr sIsnted
!hdts -, NJ rrralu and speedy remedy when thtS hhu
T. dSai % rl hec"niIns disodered ana ther
acl' An! ye: such case. ma! bc ouna III every
,iwi,Sian,n. the tact that ka Elk fhE
BlTrEHS known 10 DC Az iiioie "' " 81
VI iarticle II ninera poison
tGs Ia. pure-, sures aud most aciVe tonic INA. hase'
a." iSoscrc, science When taken as yer direction
.1 The blood aud efectuty cSIe an
lend produce oliousness or asue ana sssr a.
ny hey stamd ulsura sed while Inc! s,u @
,s constitutions and vitality I" the erie hIi'4
RI lleir for all diseasesoi me p'o'"
Fol: "a ,I.x,,t.r II,
usss Purcell LaId Een,rtt anj Beers. lex i,ae' a.
gray aud generally throughout The ri'y a' ..
n. = CnrlstiIu. Petersburg; D. K i.ymsh T.! "%' 49,
e.. S,liak; anu pr. e. Camm. WILLIAMSBURG ,;.,rI =,
a. orders an"eS, ,,,. July l.
~!.lrcceIve prompt dtieh'i"'
49, NASHVILLE, TENSESSEE.-ih s re
W t. BRYAN, now resilient 81 NaSiie u"e .,UnI
-. i l~,r rrrLs services Ia the cure oi all lihoH
-, 49,. ,,,r. Ilrrrs on legs,
rtni.s IN g,y: ilt buuces. &C; all
49,, 49, without the Sniir Also a.!
Rheumatism aud Iduhitee cuFeu IN
NO., s 4nd should he ever Ia'i ~ The cure OF any o r
.pn.c diseases, he .i>!es he i''ehe"' ia '''S
Lar NnrEtTzc - made
s. .rpy expecting be cured he never a''s to per
t.-! arure The sfeai'ncnt u simple and easy
A,li.ucrs "a IsI pIe-panto receive attention.
,,4-. On The corner summer and tnion streets
nashville, Junc J.. lc1H
\ 5-pr rrya0 4 . the Old School Of Medicines
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

fsyIlE E. ,lnrnt called he Warm Springs tie
IRON the Ir>t "i Nov nbrT
wr! popular au! fashionable Watering riy.
alts well rsial ~.c,! tir
roma beauty winch
particular ,>tuItiuu The
the buildings which ah'
Z = Number n NI-!tur.
land. valuable
10
.NtrflsIy. .ar.ru and wood land
There 4>u BODY ul aipnl ri.lcrI u-r
Iud I'll, Warm SygiUI,.
ne / Tor cattle,
The whole Estab ,-n; auj land, vii H.
the pusrp,! kIciirr
81 thr COTTAGE .t ~tr
btst SU. lie trI.,. vii 10
AZ th" proper real and trnrd
~ unavoidable r> aHd ordinary
rear eNccprib an: Ia -ccurr hr men, at the tut.
t,i- an! the ".icT tie the
-t,ui b. pleased lac" rs he - -;
wn considered b. ~" iftIr> uii
hcHl. not accepted JOHN PATTON.
t,uard!luu. MI, e.. l. and Mis-, L. l.. Chapman
an =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
NUS RICHMOND LIGHTINFANTKY BLUES.

I,pn JoiIN NJ pArroN In having ma ARRANGEMENT" "i
- innn, ana, suus Rail Read COMPANY, VIII liVe :
~ XII ,Iyi, AND MILITARY EXCURSION the 81 ASH
CnTTAGE Weinesda. -veming. The 3l Ausu. ihsS S
.r.o,nl,aniel BY the ARMOkf BRASS AND toilLL ~
,',,r: have be.: grd Tor the occasion ,, a.,
Tbrtars will leave Depot at O'clock precisely! a. ,,
; Il, leave al tta Viii the privilege ." s"z .! '
.jtpck .,,,.,,.t ,,,lock
K.urnr The ex uron Will leave tie Cottage Il
r.. ,n. Il, remain iyusrr eau The AT. stdih III inc
A.JrD!as.
Refreshments VII be luu!>led al c! itictsr nail Al .ct
for rouuG Tor Gcnteiaoh o.'i' '"'''' $500
Ladies Children hall piice r. :. a.,
mad OF any nleiiut! 90 "' " - "
DsluI. - -. :, ,,r ,,. r,,r,,,t ,nJ cauy..
amp ~ SlW
the 1h'ieS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
afETisOPOI.ITAN HALL.

IN MONDAY EVENING, August hh Will BE- oIehrd th' mag
uacrnt Hall Grand Exhibition oi Ahels sre1
seminal paiu,,as oI IN. END OF The WORLD, OR TUE
OPENING OF TIE SIXTH SEAl..
I'm. u.. Painting III America toll
IN is conrlioI
Mi be i"r lew days, ronneci'n WIN grand CoH
,rET> celebrated Madame ROSALlA BLRAND assisted
Nv m, r,.r B>o Sguor NOrELLi Sisuor MORETTl great
ar.n v,,t Mr. WALDEN, the versatile Buro aud by
Nj STIFF celebrated. Pianist.
Fvru particulars small bills
liberal arrangements vi! he
o S,n b, an the c:cr Metropolitan III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30


4 '" 81 !" ehiof Young Lady Assistant - must b..
SCHOOL. Ii my house, ensilts anil
thorough acquainted Nah The En- fish and Frrnch ind IN
quuilled 70 teach Music ia. Piano Doe alSH
drawing AMI Paimn. won'i be preferred Ample ''
a 10 quaIticaii ms, e.. viii i. reauiI ,, u u
Address ti1'si Iaii.i - NICHOLSON, ~ u,
G--rit Stony N.uu ITuH-"ns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


INFORMATION barring been received by the Executive ii!
CHARLES cha gei with the crime OF Forgery vas
IN. County Berkeley and subsequently rescued rom
The yrc uslod! and has He'd o justice y"
N. aief hundred dollars iodny iei.
. 81 v-r>a the said Charles Du"hes AMI Ici''
HIM m o berkeley County and do moreover re
1T Commonw edlih cls and military anu re-
Gs people generality trlr best eSeftohs 10 procure "
that he Dc Brought 70 !Sticr
hand Guy-rr"T and under ic Lesser Sai "
ut- wealth, Kichn"nd, TIN Wh day ct Aug III
= L. ear >it, JUSTIN JoiinHoN
~ III l1y-rur w MuNFGRp, Secretary OF the Com
aHS-aiA
Charlie slrevd Intelligent man, about hve ieet nie
Inches i, Ea and whisHefs ana Keen
heard u lie III the Stale "i maryland
and s,- SUPPOSE. ~ Westward AUG n cot