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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-16
FERNS of Sale

4 mail portion Of the purchase money will be he
rcd in cash. and Tor The residue credit Ct one two
bree wears, (equn nstalment-) viii be given-the
fa.rr. or purchasers sccur ne the payment of the
|np by argotiahe notes, payable Al one of the Banks
ln.lhurg satisfactorily elorsed. and the title to
and 10 be retained until the entire purchase money
mil subject To be re-soll in default Of payment, "a
security.
|A5a, a.. trustee vid only convey sucn title as Is
Isqd in ma b, tile deed aforesaid
,3JscSIrc CHISWELL DABNEY. TrRst,e.
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Leaves Richmond Mondays, W enesdoys mud Fridays
Mt o. A. NJ. for Port Watha, where it connects with
the S eamhont Augusta. Capt w &. Smth,for Norfolk
Purr smnuth, and all the intermediate places
Fare Norfolk Portsmouth - 90
Meals, ench.. ID
The freight on all articles for Norfolk Portsm nth
ard the different landings the river, must be pnid IN
advance.
n B-Seryants travelling by themselves must be fur.
nshed with passes, TINT can be retnined m
the Office aud il be expressly stated ON the pass
that they permitted the Cars or Boat ns the
case may be.
mn, odSct. THOS DODANEAD SvBt
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osLET SETS. il, eyerv V..;o,y-

L TiIi SETS, in every Variety
White Gr'. Get, g. TO- IA and l6 pieces; of Blue
ems. ril" a. lowing, Decorated and Gilt Fancy pat
'sond in pairs. "'u i'Wer' ana 0''er pieces
Inv % ;. u b. EVANS, No. liz, West Main ST.
Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-16
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

l.
'I'HE undersigned having purchased the nteros, of
aud well known Hotel, will hereafter conduct the
under the sly lc of
w. w Icuwich ~ Brother
II il their purpose rrt mud improve the House.
10 make 1t conform la all respects Ia the improve
nrnts made in nmeru llat,l. Their llou.e will 10
NEATLY FURNISHED. null ulur an agreeable place
ri Travellers, aud n pcrsons visiting Lynch
burr-wilc heilhst expense tronb. will be spared
make their I A 81 Il among tho most sumptuous
and clegne, Ia the Stntc,
Atm,hfd 10 hi. Hotel Ia ono Of tho mnai C0MNO
DiUus STABLES in thu city, which Ia managed by
two most trusr) ned experienced OSfLERS
he undersigned are we'll aware of the extensive PIT
,onags which hns becn heretofore extended this lo
tel. underline management ul WIN L"tiwich Il Sonnud
,he desire of continuing ani greatly increasing the
mend emsclye. the favor of their friends tho pub
lie generally,
WM W. LEFTWICH.
oct l.,lScis THOS W LEFfNICH.
Hack AND Ponrrn. belonging 10 IA, will be- In Mt
tcnda6ee nj the Depot aud Packet Landing 10 convey
travellers 10 the Washington Hotel, fRrt ov ousaor,
EGKOE WANTED The subscribe,
" continues in market Tor NEGhOES, ot both sex.
es between the nges Of 10 nnd 30 years including Mo
ohnnics, such nck smiths md Carpenters, and will
ray the highest murkct prices In cuAh His Office Is u
newly eeeed brick building On lst or Lynch street, i'm
medately in of the Fnlmc,s' Bnnk. where he Il
prepared thaving erected hndngs with thai yiew) In
blurd negroes To Lynchhurg for snle otherwise
moderate terms aud keep them Ms secure as II they
poccd IN the in of the Corporation.
sept 10 dsc3m SETH WOoORooF.
SAINT. u RRowN JOHN II. sHooK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-16
pI The People of Ly,ichburg and all

Ya ~ tTohhouNDlNG COUNTRY-A Card -
- 'ohFlS, ACT, infnrm. his numerous friend
l,'r' that he is op, ming the largest and most,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-16

1--WE undersigned having purchased the Interest
l Nm. LcttNich " Snn. In thi. long establishe
aud well known Hotel, will hereafter conduct the
under the sly of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-16

WARN, JEANES and SOCKS
Il 5n0 Yards Jeans, "a part very fine Black,
sou d" White and co'rd Linsey couulr made,
500 pair Heavy country Yarn Socks
Just received aud for sule l'y
nov l4ts LEE & JOHNSON.
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w dy qualified to teach Music ean hear Of good
situation 10y application at the Vrginian cilce
nov l5.dlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-16

l.NOlS llIkE-On Tuesday tie 18th inst II fair.
If not, the next fair du, thereafter at the late
dence nj Frederick kabler deed. NIL the Negroe. lie.
longing the estate ut anid d, cedeut consisting o.
Men. boys Women and Child cn-n all about 6fleenf
TERMS Bonds y ith approved security will be re-
quircd JAS METCALF. Admir-.
nov Its of I. knblcr. decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-16

MANCHESTER, n. Il.,Noy, l5.-Scnator Ather
ton died in this city to-day
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Dl.ATED WARE


NJ hnvr constantly Tor sale
Herds C,rnss Seed,
Orchard
Ky Blue "
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed.
nov Sts 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
NEW.JRRSEY.

There are better days in prospect for our
sister State, and they are coming right along.
She has now touched bottom in Political deg
radiation, and must come up. John r. TlOm-
son was yesterday chosen L. S. Senator for
the unsxpired term of Com. Stockton, Far
be il from US TO intimate that Mr. Thomson is
not worthy, reputable man-of his personal
responsibility We make no question. HE has
also the advantage Of his colleague Wright in
having been for some years a Democrat, and
not the very latest renegade from the Wing
party. But every Jerseyman knows thar his
Democracy such as il is, no more elected
him than his personal character. he is Cor
lately was) the Secretary of the great Canal
and Railroad Monopoly which carries New.
jersey IN its brooches pocket, and that has
mAae nun Senator. He was the pet of the
MoAopohs's when Stockton was chosen. but
ne could not come in--she State had no, fallen
quite to thatievel Stockton had more auaseitv
and II not more money, a better acquaintance
with and command Of the rOpes-so be tool
the field and went through. And pox la,
r. TAemseH is chosen Senator from Nex,Jer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

tai exotics. He msy be likened to 8 eul..
filed With substantial fruits and vegetable.
pleasing and grateful to the most unsoplis6
Gated tastes, but inelosed by showy hea,s
which, emitting perfume from ten tAous.ra
rare and beautiful flowers, gives to the pas,e,.
by the impression that upon this alone uus,
the owner have bestowed all his thought and All
bis care. But when the place he occupies VA
the garden he cultivstes shall be vacated, a. an
our places must be, the world viii 20 in behind
the hedge, and there discover beauties an
treasures and homely valuables that it has never
dreamed of, and that it will appreciate sud
admire.
We are grstifed to learn that, in his via
and picturesque retreat upon the Hudson, Nr.
Willis is gradually recovering from the linsss
which took him to the tropics last winter, sal
that his heslth, so long the subject of snxisss
solicitude or the part Of his friends, is likely 10
be entirely restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
DRIVING in THE PICKETs:

MIcHIGAS has passed the Maine Law through
both branches of the Legislature by large ma
iorities The People are to vote on It IN July.
Never fear them Michigan was among tho
earliest in abolishing Capital Punishment, and
now takes another step forward in the good
work Of preserving her citizens from depradg
and crime, instead Of neglecting them till they
have done their worst aud then killing them
Hail the Star in the West
ILLINOIS has been hard at work on the
Maine Law this winter, but We fear with poor
success (Her great Mogu is Senator Doug.
las, who has kindness for juleps, while Go.
Cass, the patron saint of Michigan is lem
perance man, We trust another year will
bring Illineis We believe she has broken
ground this year by abolishing vii Liconse
Laws. Good sO!--let the ulcer come 10 .
head
VERMosr is still but partially heard from
on her Liquor Law vote, but the scattering
returns we have by Mail confirm those trans
mitted by Telegraph and nobody doubts that
she has sustained her stringent Law by hand
some majority.
NEwJERsEY is perfecting bill based on the
Maine Law, and there are hopes entertained
of its passage.
RHODE ISLAND will undoubtedly have her
Maine Law remodeled forthwith to meet and
obviate the objections Of Judge Curtis, unless
Democracy supposes it can make party capt
al by defeating the bill in the Senate, where IL
now is. Meantime, a Democrat proposes to
return to the License system, but piinish
drunkards and the sale Of Liquor on the Sab
bath That would be like pouring out thecoa.
tents of Narragansett Bay on the top of Mount
Hope, and grayely enacting that they should
not run down hill. We may lose the Msias
Law for season, but We certainly shall have
no such stone-for-bread as that. And if De
mocracy' sees fit to defeat the amended Maine
Law, let it be perfectly sure the Rumsellcn
will pint liberally-if they don't, saltpetFe
could not save it from overwhelming defest.
MAINE and MAssAoHusErrs are morally esr-
tain not TO touch their Prohibition Laws this
winter, unless to strengthen them, while Co.'S
SEcrIcUr looks hopeful, and there are encour.
aging aspects in PENNSYLVANIA and OHIo--to
go no further.
So the Temperance Car moves on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
NEW.JERSEY.

We would suggest Board of Directors to
manage affairs in our neighboring State ss
New-Jersey. 1t appears to us to be quite
useless expense to keep up Legislassss
under the state of things which seems to exist
in that State. Things could be, perhaps beet
managed by taking the Camden and Amboy
Company as a permanent Directory. The
affairs of the State all appear to be conducted
with exclusive reference to their interests,
and why not make one job of il and formally
transfer the State sovereignty into its hands
1t is there in fact. The Directors of tAas
Company are really the sovereigns OF the
State. Mr. Stockton was first sent by them
as l.. S. Senator-then Mr.. Wright, and nox
NJ. Stockton's brother-in-law follows. This
is certainly keeping thing very snug-all in the
company, and all in the family. Tir, Ls
Monopoies! We find the following account
in the papers of proceedings in the Less-
lature:
The Charter of the Great Southern or Au Line ksii-
road from keyport to the Delaware Bay, was also poe
pcned ostensbly for further consideration, but really
through the opposition OF the Camden and Amooy Rail
road whose interests will, of course, be materially d
fected by its passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

" The Boston Webster men recommend
the appointment Of Caleb Gushing TO Cabinet
place. They speak also in complimentary
terms Of General Pierce, and believe he will
give the country prudent and conservative
Administration.
We are glad to see the abatement Of pr.
tisan feeling that these pleasant suggestions
and kindly notices intimate 1t denotes IN
ternal feeling among New England politics.
men, hitherto Of opposite politics, that mt
mates the early approach Of the era Of s''s
feeling. We don't know Of any class OF msn
who will object to this coquetting Of the soosr
Conservatism Of Boston with the powers $40 w.
unless il be our friends the fillibusters. be'
We don't see but they must grin and besrn'
They have been trying to raise blister on "
surface Of affairs for some time, but for soss
reason the irritation don't come. Gen. Pie'o'
don't seem TO fancy the cantharides practice"
which the doctors Of the fillibuste- school 30
80 ardently attached
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
wILLIs--A KENTUCKY SCHOOL.
We take the following from one Of Willis's
Western letters, lately published in The Home
JoyrBaI

We take the following from one Of Willis's
Western letters, lately published in The Home
Journal:
WANTED barley my elbow 10 sketch the interior Of
this school UncOnsciOusness makes beautiful pictures
the rudeness snd grOtesqueness Of real life groupings
rather adding than otherwise 10 their effect While
three or four Of the girls Just entering upon awkward.
hood had their heels the benches and sat wirn their
chlns their knees feeling OF their toea there were
three or four Of the younger ones with grace and beauty
enough % equip angels-the heaven they were leaving
behind them st radiant IN their delicious little faces
One could have taken 20 my bosom with hug and
stolen 20 adopt and 20 add % the Oron's belt OF
three" who form my constellation ~ home) little
fairy lying hst her stomach the top OF sOping
desk and with her heels in the air and her cheek Ia her
hand too busy with her spelling 70 notice our
Ing in Her heaps curs Of brown, tan
ned lighter al the curves and the russell red Of her
cheek wss besnng with tranquil heah-eyes large and
steady hand plump and dry shoulders and back bare
aud rock ragged There she lay, learning spell and
meantime more beautiful than .he will be when the spell
lag k learned and better worth sdmirng and loving
than when her heels kept down and her rags
20 me petrcoat Of wonanhood. How out Of time and
place come the things we most want IN this world /
am inclined 70 think Eden i still around US It's love-
iiness and happiness are only misled. mslabeed and
unrecognized
OF The troops on board the bench provided for thu
Jacket and rrousr department Of the school, bali at
least picking the clay from between the logo and
20 getting look az the open air outside and they had
50 lar succeeced that the four walls let IN e light Ike
hOneyoonb. There vas window-a hole sawed
through Of the iogs that 70 saybut the main sup
ply Of light through the door Near the stood the
tall erect ms este form Of the schOonas,er-ce1ainly
the largest supply Of dignity for the money 1erty five
dollars mouth which had yet seen In nav travels
How 20 handsome man could himself In the gass
once day, and keep that school for the pay presunae
Providence knew and provided but be seerned 70 me
20 have natures reke on bic brow Tor the government
Of older minds"
This is one Of those genuine sketches that
give US al once true glimpse Of the thing de-
seribed, and OF the writer describing il. Ii 10
picture which recalls that of the Cooper's
Shop Of Raphael, where We see the artist as
well as the Madonna. Brief and fugitive as is
the glimpse We get in this case Of the author,
II is yet lar truer and more life-like than that
ola thousand more elaborate pictures Truer,
We may say, than many ne himself has drawn.
Ofihis popular and exquisite writer's best char.
aeteristies and most valuable qualities, many
lie hidden beneath trellis-Work Of meu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

The CLAYros AND BULwER TREATY AID
PRorocoL.--Mr. Mason, from the Commits
on Foreign Relations made = report to ta'
Senate yesterday, on the subject of the Clay's
and Bulwsr Treaty and Protocol. The rePc'
was accompanied by resolution which VIII y
found under the head ii Congressional P~
ceedings, the yarport Of which is, that Bntls
Honduras is British Honduras, and that ls'
existing rights of England are not TO be dS
turbed therein, and that nothing had better "
done about il. At least such is the substsn"
of the resolution which reaches vs. BY te4egraPA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

NEw-JERsEY-HouaH's Rights, So-A bill
has been introduced into the Senate OF New Jersey
proposing radical changes in regard 70 the gh,s
and privileges Of married women
SIC Gives Married women the power % devisng and
conveying ths pr0psrry wAogt ne Of their kl
hznds.
SEc. Makes the separate property Of married
liable TO- tAe satezU?oA eeb and sxo3ersfes ths hRs
band
SEC. Allows harmed women 70 prosec-ts n heir own
names and demand II their osn rEkE
SEC Relieves husband ron support Of wife when hv.
srs sspsrAey except anOEy order Of Chaaceor and
authorizes Chancellor applications Tor divorce decree
custody Of ch6ren either husband OF wife and decree
support cut Of estate Of either.
SIC Enables narT;cd women by express contract
wrtLng y bind then r1rst- estate for their eebcs
SIC 8 Directs succession berweez hzsbSnd and wle u
case Of tstestsey, % rsuixla Aerstotgss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

Local AFTARs.-Another execution, and
We trust the last for long time 10 come, took
place yesterday. In consequence of the timely
interference of the Governor, admissions were
very limited and the sad spectacle passed off
with due decorum.
The Common Council Proceedings are
unimportsnt Street grades, pavements and
eross-walks monopolize attention.
The Aldermen have eyaded the order to
answer today for contempt by appealing from
Judge Dser's decision 10 the full bench. They
viii hardly gain anything except time, since
the entire Bench conceded in Judge D. opin-
ion at the time il was expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

CosGRE.s-In Senate yesterday smother
set Of petitions urging the postpoDment of the
steamboat law we're presented Mr.. Mason,
from the Committee on Foreign Affairs re-
ported resolution in relation TO the explans-
tion OF Messrs Clayton and Bulwer, which ac-
companied the treaty made by them, closing
thus "In the opinion Of the Committee, no
measures on the part of the Senate are neces-
sary to be taken in reference 70 such declara.
tion and reply" Mr.. Fish introduced an impor-
tant bill for the better regulation and manage
ment of seamen on board merchant vessels.
Some private bills were disposed of, and the
Texas Debt billw talked upon, for time, az
ter which, in Executive Session, Mr.. Badgers
nomination received its quietus, and the Senate
adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Seymour introduced bill
TO establish reciprocal trade with the British
Provinces. The Army bill was farther discuss
ed and passed Adjourned. No evening ses-
sion was held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

You can be cured with hottie OF d. HooFI,Sns
GERMAN BirrERs prepared BY Ds JACKSON Ne lo Arch
st PhiaaelphsA here is dOaht they always prove hen
rscizl M0EE TESTIMONY.
Geo h NoangnAn. Esq Sunhary, Pa Nav 81 1881, sad
81 have taken wear medicine with goo1 eet tor pyspeP
ss therefore know Il 70 be value Several rersoas
have taken the Btters this place. and Is the universal
ppinon that u Will co al recommend " 70 Co
'DF J. X. NrshI kitArnirs. Pa, Jay & 1851 SD ;
Plesse send aneAer lot Of Rers- Be careful n Psckns
sAssn seme broken IN the as box good AZ artee
susAt 10 be carefully put up
D " eros, HarTshg1g Pa, Jsly s 1851. sid; Yea
rercs,ye sn selling the Brters very rapidly siyns
sslissesion there NJ medicine HrSa my sei'ss hal -
popular sstis'
Bar .le wholesale in NewYork BY B. d S~nls cor
TaIoa ana William sta Hsvlsnd, heese a Co. No ~
Man l.ne Real by C. II Rias corner Broadway AID
Jehn-.f DR. Doolstlc, No. isl orsnd-sf Ms NJ hayes
Brooal,n ana BY respectable aeslsrs eSsTywhsse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

~ The Postmaster-G General gives notice
under date of Feb. 10, that on the personal So
licitation of the French Minister, the order of
cath January last, equalizing the rates of post
age on all letters between the United States
and France, via England, is suspended for
three months from this date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

TEMPTATION was q Christian prayer some
time ago: Then why is il not Christian to
labor for the removal Of temptations to evu
from the pathway of others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

The U. s. Mail steamship Franklin, Captain
wotton will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon, for Hs-
vre and Southampton The Semi Weekly Tribune con-
tanning all the latest news be had at the Desk.
This Morning ia wrappers, ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

rSH A strike for higher wages among the
laborers in all the various departments con
nected with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
took place in Baltimore yesterday. Some
$500 to 5000 persons were engaged in it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
ExryysIyE SAIy OF Real Estate At Acc

ExTEssIvE SALE or Real ESTATE AT Acc
rroSWe invite the attention Of capitalists ane others
70 the sale Of valuable proveopYoperty IN ne Cy
Of Nev-York, BY ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER- tbs DAY ~
Il o'clock the HsrchAns Exchange, ooasstIn9 OF Is
Houses and Los Nos. ~ Wsterst III and lIs nerry
2il BTOome-s l59 and ISL Crosbyf % snd - Assn1s
81 dsy lIs, 124 l2s Ia S2 l34 80 40 ~ ~ ~ -.
l5s 2t-st. ll2 I'd and large number OF
or 5th and S2thsts near the ethsv. Also, the
large Lot Of Ground Nos 81 and 5l7i Gree2
and Lot No. - las: lsth-st and tSo LSs on 49,
E Seps 80 :, - aO''e P''pe''' (So.2S50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

~ BY the arrival of the Isabel at Charles
ton yesterday, We have dates from Havana to
the Sth inst. The Fulton, with Mr. King on
board, arrived at that city on the 9th. Mr..
Ks health had improved. The political news
is without interest.
A number of vessels are reported TO have
gone ashore in the neighborhood Of Key West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12

u We are requested TO call the attention
h a desire 70 procure Building Sites TO the s.e Of q
LOT, Of ground by JAMS NJ MLLER Co., on MonaAJFeb
IL 1858 at II o'clock ct the Merchants E1ehanse under
the direction Of the Directors Of the NewYofk InsaiiOa
lor the Instruction Of The Deaf and Dumb. The sale We
rndsrs.snd Is % be perenptory. and TRIMS libe-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
sArx OF Dn. MLAsEs VxRuIrueE.

tho many hundreds u leers certificates and orders
eeye,l b. the propns:os OF ths nsecns the following
selected t. show character and the eac OF IT'S
IN Q sstAnt part OF the Wes;
RoYALroN Boone Co. Is. May 10 1850.
MesHs. KIDD Co.-6enilemen 20 yoa 10
solicit agency ior the inyalaahe Nerinfg you prepare
Sometime slnes, purchased dozen viss Of Mr. Edy,
and prescribed N my pracoe and II proved eaectua
IN ne expulsion OF wornS that other prepArzfion viii
s>sS TIE eitens o. ta village and vicinity Please send
ne one srozs 81 the Nermfuee immediately.
Noars &c. SAMUEL Ross.
NkwFkeyiDEScE Tenn. july l. 1851
Messrs ktrn Co.-flease send the Verrafase fr us
possible, as nearly eat and the aamaDa
very great We believe it 10 be the hest Nerfs
ever Invented. PosrfR DYcpS
Fer sale in New-lesk, wholesale ana retail hv r. \
CIicsENsxS Co. Ne 81 Barclays, and Rom Pr,
No ~ Coartandts, Sod also BY al the principal Drus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
rY We tried yesterday to say. 'sSundr,

~ We tried yesterday to say. Sundry
City journals have eaestsd Their dan aasn. oetou,
nss bot the and proof reader made say irusd
dull ,sfl uY speaking instead Of free
'p~s DAY before tined Chr-tauty would
tser wsish but the types had Aars ~esh a..
&C. 1t lard but laci n reader .boad 6nd
anytime particularly surid those be requested
cure that 1t ,ooHid clever 4 printed wroiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1853
For RurOpr.

~ Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday GIT
be sent in before O'Clock Saturday evening.