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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-28

At recent celebration of the Young Friends
Of Ireland, the following toast was giver:"Wo-
man-she needs no eulegy; she speaks for her
seIfN
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-28

In Utah they open their balls and dancing
parties with prayer, and close with benedic-
ton
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-28

The receipts at the Metropolitan Hotel in
New York in one month, recently, exceeded
$50 000
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-28

Turkey has two hundred thousand men under
arms.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-28

OAK GROVE COTTAGE,
Loudou, Oct. l7th, 1853
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-28
Ioy iCAMPBELL'S vALEDICTORY ADJ

DRESS.
Gentlemen of the Senate, .e
and House o. Representatives.:
The term of my Official duties Having expired,I
come voluntarily to resignmy authority through
Won into the hands from which received it
While no one can be insensble to the hohors of
Office, it equally occurs to me that none can fail
to experience certain relief, in laying aside its
responsibility at the same time that he parts
with its authority. Two years ago, It pleased
the people of Tennessee to call me to the execu-
tive chair of their government, and when re-
flected Upon the high position achieved BY the
arms, the intelligence, dand the integrity of the
State, have not been able TO place TOO high an
estimate upon the honor thus conferred. 1t
were needless, perhaps unbecoming in me, now
to refer to tie manner in which have discharg
ed the duties of the position. Suffice it to say,
that have ever entertained sacred regard for
the honor, the constitution, and the fidelity of
the Federal Union, of the state of Tennessee,
and it will be my highest satisfaction and re-
ward, if it may be said, that resign my con-
nexion with its Government leaving all these in
the pure and unsullied condition in xeh l
found them. 1t will then be with no regret,
l commit them to the guardianship, h some
measure, of another, who has been eSeed by
the sovereign voice of The people to thetexecn-
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gy,orsd,s sofs Company.

FESHE attention of the public is called to the
utility superiority Of these Safes al others Our Safer
principle. We trat form ease oraek
strongly from plates bars around which eompc
chilling liquid metal making itimpeae
atv otle ehse drill and capable resisting the bowsof be
ledge To hescenthc, IL only necessary to Mature
as leaves no bolts sps rvsta screws for
with perhaps less effort than requiredtc
them Neither she burning element make
Tie tol mssa, lined ttB with Gre proof wall
that these secured with LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF CONVERSATION BANE
LOCKS Only really depository other val
Zee We further 'hsre hate security any o. the popular
Safes Bank Vault; They a the work hauisu
1i's ttok-l into, hasdenoustTH
This prepared rnJoh short uc,ice ES
BANK VAULTS M bankr lnst tetior Mercantile
fsand udividuas Of which wlbe warranted rsnl Powder
e7lai, when secured viii Lilss Bsns Locks.
9h7ya SaflFHna locks t5rstaer Day Newei
snt Loci the afcs 10 " ", v
-------l --,'-.' -.El- q. Avn 5 l.rlr airast
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, no,
~ I5I CBARTRRssTR EsT-J wRisiiTh co having eaoves
To stand department Of their sus1 have
With the PROJECTORS Of all the genuine popular
'ne throughout the United StstB keep the1 constantly app
With fresh and ample assortment At rates far beS he
pce BY this enabled 10 oney Tor the
lpurchasers which
any other CITY, Having had euperene IN the
sale OF ant Medicines they acqu-d facilities Tor con
particular department beRl eche, fepedtn
supply the trade exceedingly low that the purch seq
fail 70 realize handsome Investment either whols
retail. At full h0rtn4n OF
PATENT MEDICINES. The following i't compress
part their assortment furnished to deacra
aCm twenty twenty than manractnfg
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prepayment Optional.
Bremen cents. 10
Altoona ~
austria (hilpire anu PROVINCES o. -
Baden -
Bavaria
CaSsei -
Gobourg :......... -
parmstadt -
FRANKFORT on the Nam %
notha ....,,,..'.-. -
uamnurgh '....''....'. 10
nhnossr :. Fl
IN '"is '''.''.'''''s, -
- n -
ippe pe'moo 's''.''..' y
i1doeG -
MoSibsh sgi ~
N i' s"'N''eli'A' =
49, '''.'''.''s'' -
0luehouisn :, .....,..l3
Pans 1850 "s' W e''"e'a u ''..'....,'. -
So A., :, 1911
save Mpiningen ''''.'t.'''''..'' -
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FAREsa OF 'Hi EAs', CITY ut New Orleans,
inAt January
a justice Of the Peace and Tor city aforesaid person
y AppsiI AigEand He'he r. aient and James a. THesr
secretary The Home Aua Insurance
being duly according l. deposa AMI v Is =. h. above
Aeouhisaie lra and
company. BEQTFiED prsaIIs7t
JAHEs n. WHRELER, Secretary,
Sworn 20 ard slbsr dag January 1883
G. Y. JONTE, Setond Justice n
she Parish 0f
tB The Board OF ruses dividend Of FortgN
cent 90 The earned pteHums Company
q IS! or which scrip certificates viii be
ne company continues to insure the per Rivers
Y' az damage by FTC At me Office
= ftP street ALENANDEB BROTHER, President.
JOHN R.SiAW, Vice President.
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1T II = g " X h ID
RHEUMATISM IN FouR HOURS
NEURALGIA IN pNE llGUg.
1 DARRnna N N F FHA A!SV iiNGrsz,
TooTi!AcHA N oSE sEcoSp
CRAMPS in FIVE MINUTES
s s HS shTas gI sTEFS Niy $gTss
s2Rr fss9ar Il 5sT9 %lSuTss.
cTT 80 Shs sR6sT Sfsss c5LERA a6RSus, bYsFS
p,q n%Gs a5iitf rssisaystop ibepas
SICK HEADACHE
rS fA Gf @ H M so po tvs MET 9
VII gsuae aud seatan 'as stomach, and CONFERENCE.-The
PREVENTION
i've g. po G & b
IN BATHINa
Heal SsS @ " aa s i FACE a. % ep Sa o r.
body morning hnd you wllks-p
''' al ILL BowFf IITs
4SRI Ai nYSESTERY BLOODY FLux CHOLERA MoRHus
the moS dasrang isasses, apeediy
NEURALGIA
aApwAY RAaY RsEF 5a.s sSrs 4, Sfl o,
81, s sa. Fl rs s' T.
.touro' p,rtins pain hastrsi th1lrl Of assq H. t5
G'r H. @' 5ga5 aSi E g .s a, ~, 70 ss,s
osr,5ase rs ~ VI, y ne ,s ot,seseyas
' EHrUMArlsN
.,,,- st5 ~. EF5iEEs9 ~ sirE MHTTss
& T. + sA r. fa istrfati'.'7s
DO qos5urdtraa 'o7 . vi vhsa oa., vgsI.od a
u, ss's ,r f ~ 'tn e ~ 1asra
arsaals he e'y o w lh gd hureds .haosguds ~
AZ 2.sg T .'s -.a r. a.' .'s. CIV" 9eet g
ego qwAys READY e4LFE, 'r.Ss ars,,y..r5
CHILI FETER
cg1ta 5ToFFo ~ s sSE NJ &iS0Tsa-FA'' sa1fEvs0
M stDEAEs S ,stto REfs ng g. A. tcsl'
rates 81 health s.roas,t -,sry
PAINS OF All KINDS
H. feel apply READY ErEIrF.
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Es- The Postage to Aspnwall and Panama direct is 10
cents single rate, and cents each newspaper and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Deman's Land
and China (vla San Francisco) IS each single let
ter, 0 cents payable in advance.
ne The single letter California and Oregon is
cents prepaid, or 10 cents unpaid On newspapers,
etc, etc, the domestic rates apply
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n,.,-vur
a. - = . i.A5 r.,.'
anuthitn ooT IAN
s N 'ot 1,nh NIT
NJ r,'sT I,n,' 1 ~, 49,. ="
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p.'.,i. 49, ~ t,0"''"'
Fnsnr,s tn'i;en
] 49, ,T"y1.'io e-r.,t strepyts
,n;,. q NV -'''
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ts,It,1 i,.nerisi
iis,, T. Rnvsi
ItsTlFNTs.
lp,.,sr,s Rome srA Fewer
1artins,s T.oti7n
De.i9'a IIors-
'iIt,rps Hoyesi. S,ftnsr, Hr~rs
TDtiyH pABTES.
,ss.-usris ,'4r,to,.nd Oftia Tooth
,Ih,.,5,s,r,s Ariluat.r Tnolh.
it'.,i, r,.,ibrcts
''4 LOZEEfiEs.
'g.,,r,a,t- f'-.-,b Worm Csf1n-e
cri,stg N .Tn,
HI,,ar,y Consn
nFnpE
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Csrie.,1 gnantsn hIiturr
w'tt.-,, R,,,a
~ g,iis,i, ro,.,i.I
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EAR ELLIOTT, VETERINARY SURGEON, would
announce cns Of W Cy and u ylsaiiy lha 'd
Ia is n entrusted 80 ne care W
bopos his long experience Veterinary Surgeon " " rusoe %
devoted several years to PIE
in re5rs ,ri Prlsss last eight yssrs In 5riy
yatsucrss The D7ctor ue ta1nd a. ns
streets 70 Several me
,,r tIt1RsFS SALE
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NEAR SRI commenced the use of your
KATHAlRON accident having te alta in neh aiag 5l
Hair consider so ut'h Sc Voei la aAt
making the known for Yoaf benefit nave teen
rl'd far eight years. .....-.r, =, -
F Sold by JAR WOODAiAN OF Common and Maga
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-30

Dr.. Townsend's,
Bailey's,
Sandals,
Winkoop's,
Bristol's,
Woods,
Bulls.
ctckr f'ssusar coated PufSa.lve
rsrr's ile.
Aiofgtt's Iifa,
Wright Indian Vegetable,
HAndroth'a Vegetable uutyHrssl,
Marimr1'e Hygeian,
Lr1's New London,
g1buer'a,
sltsrsonF,
We si7s semitic Purgstiye,
HinlHrd's Anti bilious Family,
5wRyte'a Saunttve,
H,rrrE y Sugar-cuAtsd
saprrgtonis Fever and ArFns
Covel's Rheumatic.
Grae tnaerg
cnesris Vegetable,
Winet's ChAmomlls
rautau,
Alle6nsi,' Health,
a6aH' Agpe,
Evars' { hamomIls,
plndiz'z Anti bilious
| tuxohib, q Pile,
JAype's Ague,
HAlat ) sGold-
fDtfEH RkMFpik1
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RATES OF POSTAGE

on letters Of the weight Of half under by the
United States and Bremen Line OF steamers hereafter
10 san semi-monthly between Newlork and Brempn-
to go into effect with the first outgoing steamer All
the 10th OF August 1853
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-30

nave sasB guURst 5arss 1T, 10 yr4la tH=.. o.
ol sh and hectic eyet, Au3 very lrgqHalg i uN ai
iae with distressing cough ar Fa'ui1 Tesn aaa "Es
aghtHweats, Last And had voHr s.atrs, 1I'I Ftt
months, 1t appeared that my vaHH nrFs were daHH
pit up daily haia pint q natter a1s . s7"H' Nslf
recommended to me, 40 wttiaa d 1umbgTp GTsfe5
andy physician, without sny fclle iaat N.7 pf
AXE DR.. DAvi5's Compound syrup. 81 III Cherry tHl
he most happy and aaluiary ef"Ct 'l Hg assso. f,V
I1t bottle nv cough gave wagt rsy Hzh svraia -
err nv siia and breast. H1V rcHsifrt#a lr gen ihl
4u.ufa SIC pain that am oacaalanag Athletic ~alef 10
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSIrRA WIN EHMpA y

GApiTAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS
CHARLES BRIGGS AGENT
%. lis ntr u 81 rrsrI.a4 est
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IL f.7-i 4 1ery spa r 7Zlp 7e'r tottei,
5H7taf.T IL dug 4-ra4ng, Ton woHtA % will
1tHtv.
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NEW dKENADAt WEST UUAsI OF SOY III AMEkIUA.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. SANDWICH ISLANDS.
AUSTRALIA, VAN DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH
WALES AND CIIINA-Closes on the 9Th and 2lst Of
each month, at P. Arrives on or about the 10th
and 26th.
41-The postage to places the West Coast Of South
America, ria Panama, is as follows
p,;;s '''''.'''''''' 50 cents on letters sent
Gb;i; p cents on letters received.
Nan nraroaa 90 cents on letters sent.
~ ~ 1900 90 cents on letters received.
par, 90 cents on letters sent,
~ - - 90 cents GU letters received
NJ, .o,r.n.r.r. cents when sent.
oh he"ePaPeis''. cents when
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JANEELfZA GEORGE
9 d0srr sei5=q ~

~ tstrH Q. :. OF T.-Mes tee very FRIDAY kHEN-
'tL q Pc Igihplr hail. No. ~ Ichoupiouat sttsef
y tfe officers for .hf prcssEt term THoe. r. RID,
{ 1F1-fzN ". A.; NJ. AettuAbTER R. s.; A. ROsEEHIg.
/. tEeNs, +, s.; VIZ, WsusETT, T.; BarcKNYaE O.:
tiuaE GRAHAM, l, S. A. LAaEsRT, o. S....sICk
:. AlAIITEE-btpthefs BnfoRMYKR, No. lgl SewLevee:
'asBRRri geaS CovLrsRi Of Common and Maais
iyls
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENT-Let every bod

NEW ADVERTIs EMENr-Let every body
READ IT.
NO !.
r r.
R.dDWdY'S READY RELIEF
s THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN IHF
hEl1CAL HISTORY OF the WORLD THAT HAS sIOffhp
, THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN AFEW SEClNl,s, DE-, IN
~ wihetop TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MiNulhs w
s, and will the obstinate and painful hflt we
fDURS,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
instant the tonerng NndAEo'
.Iug rAiNS
TO TIE SICK AND PAIN.sUEFERfNG OF NEW
ORLEANS.
who ',SsgreIigs With either q The oowng Complaints yos
ral On JOHN WRl6A15l CHARTRtS STREET and make
laof RAhM AVS REA DY RELIEF hatT WILL
7REE YOU FROM PAIN m FROM THRFE To FIVE MINUTES.
1T HAS CURED
~ HTNETY CASES orr or 4 HUFDgFp.
RHEUMATISM IN Four HOURS,
NEURALGIA IN oNE NGUG.
GROUP IN TEN MINUTES.
DfARRitEA ~ FtFTFEN NNUrEF,
TOOTtACtiE IN ONE SECOND.
SPAsN IN FIVE MINUTES.
CRAMPS II FIVE MINUTES.
SICK HEADACHE ~ FIFTEEN MtSuTgs,
Gull FEVER IN FIFTEEN MINUTE.
EttLIBIAlN' FE FIVE MINUTES
SDRF THROAT IN SOUR MINUTES.
ISFLTEN2A ~ ONE HOUR.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS STIFF InNTSt STRAINS, BRUISES,
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y
T5s select v d .r.5ry saN Tail INA 10 BE- valuable
Fractfe. elI cal
- #rt. tsl Z s.a.s be- a..rI
sa-eaaa tE1 nesp5 II r-ston rsii be open
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l LMONbS, NAL&ETS AND PECANS, in
s.g'e, gyrssi-y1 bhkAoLI s co. q Couula slrr.t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-24
A RnfriOi's Denlh.

The records of ancient Greece and Rome do
not exhibit Il nobler instance OF patriotism than
is contained in the following inscription. found
upon grave stone in New London, Connec-
ticut No wonder our revolutionary fathers
We're invincibIe, while they were actuated by
such motives as are here recorded:
"On the 30lh of October, 1882. 1000 En-
glish fell upon this town by fire and sword;
700 Americans defended the fort for whole
day, but in the evening about four o'clock.
the commander of the beseiged delivered np
his sword to an Englishman, who Immediately
stabbed him. All his Comrades were put to
the sword. A line of powder was then laid
from the magazine To the sea, there 10 be light
ed and blow the fortress into the air Will
liam Hoffman, who lay not fl dis'ans Win
three strok 90 OF the bayonet III hls body SAID
10 one of his wouded friends who was still n
ive-"We will endeavor TO crawl to this line.
aud thus we will completely wet the powder
with blood, and with tho life that still remains
ia us. save the fort and magazine, and perhaps
Il few of our comrades who are only wound.
ed" He alone had strength to accomplish
this noble design In his 30th year he died on
the powder that he overhowed with his own
blood. His friends, and seven OF his wounded
companions, by that means had their lives pre-
served"
After this narrative are the following words
in large capitals,
"nERE LIES WILLIAM HOFFMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-24
NUMBER IA.

When the dog returned to the stable, he was
always welcomed with a loud neigh; he ran
up to the horse and licked his nose. In re-
turn the horse would scratch the dogs back
with his teeth One day when the groom was
out with the horse and greyhound for exercise
a large dog attacked the latter and quickly
bore him to the ground; on which the horse
threw back his and in spite Of all efforts OF
the groom, rushed at the strange dog that was
worrying the greyhound seized him by the
bnck with his teeth, which speedily made him
quit his hold and shook him ill large pieceof
the skin gave wny. The offender no sooner
got on his feet than he judged it prudent to
beat precipitatc retreat from so formidable
an opponent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-24
Gbc Dailp bireiniou.
The Dead.


How beautiful is the memory OF the dead.
What holy thing it is in the human heart
and what a christening influence it sheds upon
human life. How it subdues all the harshness
that grows up within us in the daily intercourse
with the world. How it melts our unkindness'
and soitens our pride, kindling our deepest love
and waking our brightest aspirations. s'here
one who has not some loved friend gone INTO
the eternal world, with whom he delights 10
live again in memoryl Does he not love 10
SIT down in the hushed and tranquil hours oi
existence, and call around him the face. the
form, so familiar and cherished, to look INTO
the eye that mrrored not more clearly his own
face than the soul which he loves,-to listen
TO the tones which were oEce melody III his
eur, and have echoed softly in his heart since
they were hushed to his senscsi Is therea splr-
il To which heaven is not brought nearer by
holding some kindred soull How friend fol.
lows friend into the happy dwelng.p place oi
the dead, until we find at length that they who
love US on the heavenly shore are more than
they who dwell among us. Every year wit.
nesses the departure Of some one whom we
knew and loved and when we recall the names
ofal who have been dear to us in life, how
many Of them we see passed into that city
WHICH ls lnpeflshaDle
The blessed dead! how free from stain is our
love- fer them. The earthly faint of our nj.
fections is buried with that which was corrup
lble and the divine flame in It's purity llumlnes
our breasts. We have now no fear Of losing
them. They are fixed for US eternaly in the
mansions prepared for our reunion. We shall
find them waiting for us, in their garments OF
beautv. The glorious dead how reyerently
we speak their names Our hearts are sancti
fled by their words which we remember. How
wise they have now grown in tho limltless
fields of truth, How joyous they have be-
come by the undyng fountains of pleasure -
The immortal dead! how unchanglng is Their
love for us. How tendcrly they look down
bpon usand how closely they surround our be.
ing. How earnestly they entreat us, and how
iouehingly they rebuke the evil of onr lives.
Let men talk pleasantly of hedead as those
who no longer suffer and are uried,-as those
who pursue no longer tho fleeting, but have
grasped aud secured the real. With them the
fear and the longing the hope and the terror
md the pain, arc all passed; the frutIon life
has begun. How unklnd, that when we put
away their bodies, we should cease the utter
ance of their names. The tender hearted dead
who so struggled in the parting from usl why
should we speak of them in awe, and remem
Der them only with sighingl Very dear were
they when hand claspcd hand and heart res
poned heart. Why are they less dear when
they have grown worthy higher love than
ours, and their perfected souls might receive
even our adorationl BY the hearth.sde. and
by the grave side, in solitude and amid the
multitude, think cheerfully and speaks lovingly
of the dead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-24

TEW CDNGEEsN.--Thes subscribers have this
~ day nssocated hemsoves together or the purpose
Of conducting dc erat Grocery Commission and For
uard,ag Business, under the firm and style OF MUIR
RELL d STRATTON S md have taken tho house for.
mery occupied by Messrs Eehols & Pryor, door
TO Mcdaniel g. Hurt, Main St, Lynchburg, Va
We will keep constantly on hand large and well se-
lectod stock Of Groceries Liquors, Tanners Oil, Do-
mestic Dry Goods, &c, &C. in oct, every article US
uaIly kept in a grocery establishment
All Of which we will sell good terms rs any
house IN the place TllOS Il MUkRELl'
i,fr 3.11cts WIN II STRATTON.
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SappOprtatc 10 lie EUSt CiaSS.-' oXes "i hht7
bonnets nnd furniture
Ayliees approJfiate 10 Serona Class--Boxes, bales
C dvgoods feathers shoes saddlery glass, ains, oils
drugs and confectionery
Tics suear coffee iquor haggng, rope, butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leathcr hides, cotton yarns cop
per- tin sheet iron. hoow-ware. queenswara, castings
hardware marble (dres-ed) aud other heavy not
enumerated IN special or fourth elassr,te'
A,ticlcs 1op,op,iale 10 tie FoaJih C(asS-floor (in
rice porl bae, fish lard, al'ow and bacon, Cn
cask boxes or cs) beeswux, bales of RAGS ginseng
and dried fIit bar iron, marble (nndressed) mill ana
Grind stones, mil gearing.
so mill. l.5O Salt per bushel
piaster r Pc per 100 miles 200 Of Fifty pounds, 10
ton ton OF 81 - $50 miles $50 ~
Sert7-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-24

NJ IOEECE-Having become sole PROPRIETOR OF the
" Mossey Creek Paper Mill by purchase on the 25th
day of September am prepared to fill orders for
n kinds of paper, the hores notice, aud upon as
good terms as any other Mill. will pay three dollars
and fifty cents 49 hundred weight, delivered for all
Linen and Cotton Rags fair price if send my team
n Ger them Address JACOB SANGER.
S. PAUL, my agent.
Mt Solon, Augusta, Va. Nov 20-d&c3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-24

TIE GREYHOUND AND HoRsE.-A gentle.
man of Bristol, England, had eyhonnd
which slept in the stable with very fine hun
ter, about five years ago. These animals be-
came mutually attached, and regarded each
other with the most tender affection. The grey
hound always lay under the manger beside
the horse, which was SO fond of him that he be-
came unhappy and restless when tho dog was
out of sight. 1t was common practice with
the gentleman to whom they belonged 10 call
at the stable for the greyhound to accompany
him in his walks; on such occasions the horse
would look over his shoulders at the dog with
much anxiety and neigh in manner which
plainly said "Let me also accompany you.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-24

AN ANXIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES two miles
up the river from St. Jonnsbury, Vermont, is
little village called" The Centre Here, not
long since the rustic youth ofthe vicinity con.
gregated for dance" land dance they did, "
said our informant, with an JUNCTION unknown
to YOUR city bellies and beaux." One nteres-
ting young man, having "imbibed" rather too
freely, became "fatigued" in the course ofthe
evening, and wisely concluded to retire for a
short rest. A door a jar near the dancing hall
revealed invtinglyaa glimpse Of comfortable
bed, of which he took possession with pros
pect of an undisturbed "snooze.' 1t so hap.
nened, howbet that this was the ladies' with
drawing room and no sooner had he closed
his ewes, than a pair of blooming damsels came
in from the hall, and began adjusting their dis
ordered rnglets the dim light of the tallow. can
die not disclosing the tenant of the bed. The
girls had tongues Cke most Of their "seck')
which ran on in this wise: "Wha a nice dance
we're having Have you heard anybody say
anything about me- Jane?' ia, yes, Sally!
Jim Brown says he never see you look so
handsome as you do to night Have you heard
anbody say anything about met" "About you!
why, sartn: | heard Joe Flint tell Sam Jones
that you was the prettiest dressed girl in the
room" Whereupon the dear things chucked,
"fxed up a little more. and made off toward
the ball room. They had hardly reached the
door when our half conscious friend raised
himself upon his elbow, and quite intelligibly,
though slowly, inquired: "Ha you heard any
borry sag anything ab0ut ME, girls Z" "Phan
sy their pheelinks" at that juncture! They
fed with anexplosive scream.-kntcherDoc6e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-24

SBEAM vi EsBEE WORK -
- JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his MarbeW orks
the corner of Main and 9Th wherewibe found
a fine assortment of Egyptian, ltalian and American
Marble Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description, WaP ates, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest man.
ner Orders from tie country, with city reference,
romptly yattended To.
Mr. II having served his apprenticeship in one of the
largest establishments in New York city, and having
much experience in the business attcrs himself that
all work executed his shop will give entire satsfac.
tion as any done North or South
Richmond, July li-iyd