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NEW AMERICAN WORKS-D. APPLETON q


~ Co gghLIsh on rHuRsYAY65v my vv,, cposvyrr n n
Rector OF The Church the Advent Boston Mas by his rah
one handsomely printed volume syo with portrait Pce %
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William o ell includes nearly ell the poems that eond Dc
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rove one OF tie attractive Interesting and most se
foots Of he season The praise DR. William Cromwell in all
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Christian all thee they are here sn1er
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IN ~. w, and RENAL oldlnces Of friendship form
nvpr md and which both tue Old and ns
ubeier in school Of Christ In the snoo OF nAfare
nav stud with equal profit and deigbt
' ~ On Wednesday DR.. Ossoods new Work - -
TIE HEARTH sTONE THOUGHTS UPos hoSt LlLs ts ooN
CrIES By samuel suho Of Studies Chrsan Biosra
INV . GOD Wiih Men" etc vol limo cloth Pnee 81
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That turneth all 70 gold,
Fer that xkch God doth touch and own -
Cannot for less be told" lGecrse heroeft
American Life; Ihe ldesloi Wemsn
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IN Cbdren; Brothers sstepi M.rras.i Oar
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Heart Sumner the Counny Returning Home Ias OHu'a
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D APPLETON L Co. will publish next week -, ,,.,.,
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4 ERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No. $50 Broadway. will
ooeu on WEDSE SDAY MORNING, eth Fistcas Dones
M of character and qualifications will ind Il 90
their ADVANTAGE register themselves at this Office Enn' Ia
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PowELLs GREAT NAT 1s SH PAINT5NG OF

j DE- soTOs DISCOVERY or THE MISSISSIPPI
u. lb4k
order Of Congress for the Capitol At washington no"
sxhibiffnE - -.. -. nuo.r,,.v
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opsn RON ~ daily Single admission. Is ''n
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C,IGNOR BLITZ.-sTUYVESANT INSTITUTE,
y No &c Ero1drsy Come and Laugh The secret Of NE 70
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ma hpIHITHAPPIsO and TABLHHOVlHD ao'ona.t ~,
TLGIEI D-VEsTEILOQUIsM MAGIC, ard ths IASAht,
BIRDS EyKHY KYKsfHO ~ u osics aud WtDabbDAI ana
BATUEDAY AFTERNOONS Al > 0clecf A9ml~'H' - s'H"'
Children, lii ssns
NEW YORK VEGETARIAN bOCIETY-The
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~ ra----ir rs-u4ss % sftsrd 4 NaCne al Osl..'
49, FrST -pAY EVENING. Dee business Of lEpoE-
AZ - : 80 - HrSfY KNOvLrON W Rec.
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s-5TTTSYTSrTryss OTFics Cryssl Palace, Dec. 1888
The Pubiic se respectfully Informed "a; the Exa92a WI
60 srer S---s Cl 10 o'clock 4 n % r ID
g ,srrs Ctsrsr urdsT 2 haf price Admission on
s<.srSsTs 5 esr;s BAICHkLDkE Actns s.Rt.
Dr. .olgcr,s Lectures on Russia and Tarkey.-Iee
g.. ies,rs 4 fss cont WEDNESDAY next Oe,smbeT T.
d.S E Tu.sssy z IL Uni7e-sy Chspel Warrington S4ane
St-e Irtsr- eorStcn q Turkey: orcts II me leqj In
psrisses CT os1d Huuzry tnd ths DsnDbsn Ffnspa4Hes
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American Institute Farmers' GlubA resu,sI
" i 4 re ge.ostorr ISL Broadway. on TUESDAY,
he Dee. Slsets Freud II Psekng saa " ~.
81 ES-esv - ErcUlsf. u Putting Up trls AID me bet
N,cho5 o/Eeeping Them Sole VII De isaa
ss-srsss llEGys especially welcome Adn5Sl rec 70 an
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AEW luyENILEs Mnry lIowIll's now

NEw JUVENILES Mary IIowitgs now juvenile
~ TfS DIAL oF toNr Chfslnias hseA M ne fsaaf ~
M.,y ts~l tsssunY liigs''aisi y esg.' s sss,rs d,
nOrH nook os ADVENTURES IN ALh '"uNNhht W.
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b, M.- Lee "a s.@ts
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Full uorua.iou urnLhed a. The Office. 49,
REYERsNcgs-lBy permsson jacob We'tevelt Mayor OF
Easf Broadway, Caleb Basow, Esl 10 ~
Pine a. James Esq Of the firm Of stuart Co.. 20 -
Eassau St. HobroOk Esq, NsoTa Ioslrsnce Omee No. "
49,. ~" - w T. CAMPBELL.
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A COMPANION 10 the DIZZY OF FlystIaH' =
~ Dr. Warreps Great Work-Third Edition Now Ready
THE OLD DOCTOR; STRAY LEAVES IRON Ny Jo DI
Bsins Sketches Of the most interesting hsmnseeae'so' ~
Physician. -. w.
Decidedly the book Of the Kind that has "
gn c that have occurred In the eours Of long ea
~ ~srs The ,ryle and the tenor Of the wok al
raky calculated inculcate principles o. Hoahy ana pnAl
throry. II excellent tsmiT book -, -, ~ ...-.
Pubshed volume, besuffuy heHfaIeu faPe 0's'''
zoe Library edition b0und, i5c -. =, q. -. ~ y
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-5OOOO Teachers on
w German investigate the claims to universal Ai0Pn'n the
following series - ..,,,> ,,-,-,, c,,p,,,~ q, "a
2 wooDBURY's SHORTER COURSE WITH OEhAAH' -
cents Anpp -,...
WOODBuRnS ECLLCIIC 0khMAs NJ "a aDI ,s 4, ,o.
GERAaas LEtxs EseLIsa VI a. - -.
Also 400 TsaehsD Of French to investigate '' tue '"'
pose -. .....,,,, ,,,,~,r ro-Ncu o.
rtsotfTLLFss COLIOOiiIAL FRENCH READER IS ets-
FAsoUFLLE's TFLEMAQrE. with Notes Sc, 70 Goats ,
be mail paid, On receipt o.
a. -. a An, haoi NEWMAN 4 tNisON Publishes,
As i''" No ia fulton a.. New lotk
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Wanted siiuatu aat salesman in straw or dry sooda
hr-e 10 this practical halter The bsl Of reerenc.
c given A. 10 character aud ability Address lat SALESMAN
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nRUG CLERK WANTED-One who can bring
IL eood integrity eapa5Hy Ae, apply At
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Ghanres for Business men.

A PARTNER WANTED In the Lumber Business
n with small cash capital Address II, Box No 1896 Tribune
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Uants.

n)dnts.
A RESPECTABLE Young WOMAN wishes a situation
1eners boS.ewoi ood city reference Can Be seen days
stNo "a City Hslpsce, prineipa hoori front room
A RFsPHcTABIE WOMAN wants situation as
N Cook private family Can wash and iron Can get good
city reference Apply No three doors from S'nd'
81, Brooklyn.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wants situation
n Chsmbersi and % assist In Plsin Sewing Can be seen az
NO. l3 WeE 10Th Of, near sth-ay- "a noor back rsom-
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants a situation as Cook,
~ ,hs usds;snds her business 95osshS sod can eve beat
days.
A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL wishes sit.
IA chsmbermaid and Waiter Apply ct No 100 "est
A PROTESTANT GIRL wishes situation as Cham
~ bersd DO general housewoIt May Be seen 81 tho
house Of her present employer No. IS Bedfordst
A S good Cook and TO wash ana iron in private
n tamil, BY enc Ngrse and SeaDess Cham
md s che y G sssn ds' ca. S & he
S SoS . sore. '1''.-'-' ''' ''.'.'-e- -, -
AS Cook, and TO wash and iron, or to do the house
.apS, OF or q wsr end Ihabe,@.d BY the other These
Girl very sTpsrned and have excellent city reference Call
AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, b. two Sisters they
N lived the respectable fans ireland they are m
Ssoos inoTn the sS.Tser Apply Tor Tso days Al No
Ac Bowery, in the dry goods store
VVANTED-A situation as Cook is Protestant
d. b. live sS l "" ys. 10 q a.
WANTED-By respectable young Woman, sit
w uston Laandrss TIE best Of city refer
seen BE- slsen. Call II 70 BFoadwsy.
vNANTED-A situation, by respectable Young
w audcf Walter 10 Hotel 90 Ssesa
understand. hs bsurss ana ous aaAs ai
solf ssnsssly useful Aadle., W r rhuas ofss
VYANTEp-liy respectable yoang Noasn "a
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hidisrs Nurse ed ~ A. plata ~ HAS ee-a Gas
hef lees Fles hss f efsiese CAS- % 'ssa NJ A
Nssasni "a eatl onssssd
Vv1ANrFp-A Situation hY a respectable Utsl 80
w ,sd rsA S.ss deed ws.has .sl Assse 49, ~ 80
q, a.. ,, srrbgs NJ ~ 80 ss-s s'-ss- "A
800 - go
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49, $780, s,sty ~ & stri-,.. n as-- ~.1
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w An tt.Nk q. \ ,.s AZ - y, - 81 ,s4,- -
81 r. HsNsAtA rs3A EstA3 95A
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W Mta EAsfl, s4tt n, Me-, q ,s,s
v,e{A " sisAsaA Nv
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Oyyrcr OF TsE UNION FER2Y Co,
09o~vryx De- L 1851


BEooELYS. Dee s. 1855 :
N several Ferries between New-fork aud BROOK.
Erd -'r1ec h. tl1 company, the
T2EIsGE 81 sfsss- gers vii fF5 tbs ese Be az the ual'
~. s-ssss-rr ticts.s o1isl,a1E o.. the former
&C.,. - receives ehsr q the feres sd the con-
- -. n - CURRENT TERM on BEING EA-
r-5--T n c J. TAYLOR Superintendent
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4 TFTTfGFNCF l1i REAL ESrAtE OFFIIE-No $50 bFosi'
wsv-n oren on WEDNESDAY, the III int the most al
the accommodation Of the Public aud ne an
sr himself that she intelligent inhabitants Of New
Yo vicinity the Unon lnrze will be able fy 20 sPprs
s would derive by paroniznz tn abb
smer who're shall be made their
I'll : -. ~. -.L--- - ID 4
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-r,rtrrv. On FhreneioEy at liorrisania;- Nj o :
H5VlEa - s-=ezces t--se e Asees 9, =
-. v--rsf-t Ne-IisL-is. y. y. OF " EDNE>DA1
f7FNTyG Qee : SUBJECT l LEAR sf-s 81
-. = -.--i.r.s q ile EVENINGS Of SAIU kDAt
= NFrSf SuAT De q. SATURDAY. Dee IL ltES-
~ ~ . a. WEDNESDAY. De q Lecfurrt commence -
-t a t,.-e s1l1i-Ec-s- Pms Lecture FAkE
F,rfs-, = a. ~ --ss -. ce--s
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few hundred siJoual Labore wanted. to whom ~ day
vii shorc coming ~ the Lake Onsr0 Slea abo.ts
sill passgs money returned ty producing eeraeate
from the Captain q, ,
Fy Bridge Carpenters wanted 70 whom he best Wages win b
sivfn JOHN FOWLER. Contractor.
Cob I. 1883
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4 E1rss-E- &C. WtA(A>a'AA L '-.'t-'~' - - :
1<-rrr~-pE gENTiELn "a C-e1;ess lis7s fhy sno-s
- " "a srf - Secc-i L-ct--e q. IS rs.ea
- --.r-s-s THIS EkENlNG a. Mas; MAJ 20 -
- So ~ = srf-s We desire F.tscAi Know"
- s-.S,e ssi3sacs o. Sc.szce o. fhytosnoniy
-. .. = -.,-k AlEssa-- = cess 49,. ,,,,-.s.
~ s-.ec-- ~. - S7-ii-A i--Hia'@-s 1e-4 Al '
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A MIN, IN IN, 7 hENOH, NE II WIN uIlu tIAIIt-
NJ EMATCs-Au expersnesd CassH saS Y,, ~ ;.
employment IN scno1s OF
fss Indouht references 70 cLa-aer and ability Address
Ofrce.
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rsissnppns nus n nis saiaae Ono pplsfs fsar @ rien
I'D tnffsfiffa Asfeuifnfs. Mechanic apd asnpea
NOW READY, TIE lLOfLEf JOURNAL for
~ uTot MHrI containing the 1osni BovestJteo EnTay
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w "a -, 40 rs ust s.; hfr The bsf o. tersacS
sisfs "a rsqsfsd noe aldfcs - b. y box 10 iS h1
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seath WLIlIamsburgh:-A ~ 80, q t ID

"a G TEf rllIE VII y Url4 y u ~ y "
Tuesday EYfSISG Dee s. Il y o'clock.
Boa JOHN W. EDMONDS VII reed paper
lnsrieaB MArNsELL B. YIELD. keeoIdln
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National. THEATER-Eyery MONDAY, TUES
~ DAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS commsne-
2occk. viii be performed the new moral ana iehsoos
drains, IL three acts, Of - - go. o~-,, c,rr
DramstIed by C. Taylor ESQ., expressly for the National Thea
very popular soIy reeeht pubsned 10 Inc rs~
Robinson, which
-. H.. Arlla nnoar
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4 NEW GAME-THE CRYSTAL p

carriers the Peoples Jouns and splendid monthy
pictorial publication devoted Art Science Mschaaics &c Each
number 81 pages with prose Illustrations The People
November and the trst number na
rra,es second number for December ready con
tns epgrsvips subscription, 81 Or single 10 cent. Lses
With little oxerton carriers get up large
valuable nearly every ward In New York Brooklyn
William urFh. jersey City, &c Apply Immediately at the once
NO. sc NsssGusf, stairs
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xxyAyTFD--By young Woman who speaks French
w eassy srd Fsys On the yisno is,1" q % ,ss
r ~, -, 4 Iis sqnanifd viii the EhFish Ans iAs' Az
doe A. fog 70 10 IrIp4pe Dtco ----------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
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rhc ,nr;i Ma # this varaa!. Medical Periodical mas osen
nIcd rp,p our liable, !rtiahtcI with lis usual guam
m If jr,eresiin. matter The StethOcope has no" oceh
,co t,r ncr, than lwo years with highly gratifying sue
cess and has reflected great credit alike upon It's worthy
ed;to, Dr. c. Gooch OF this city, and upon the Mcdica
Profession of the State generally. whose contributions nave
enriched lis pages We sincerely wish it continued ana IN
creased prosperity We reason TO prevent inc " en
cal rof:s zion OF Virginia and hr South from Permlneh!
establishing ana supporting high-oned instructive ana
vaua bic journal Of this kind They have the ability ihey
certainly ought 10 have the inclination. Such journal
presents channel through which The members OF tie PROBES
sion communicate and interchange their various views upon
Medical topics and conveniently and happily mpart inc re-
suits Of their peculiar studies and experience II Is much
TO be regretted that the great majority OF our physicians
are educated in Northern institutions while many OF the
diseases or at many of the distinc. phases OF The dls
they have 10 treat OF Southern origin and char
ac,r i medical Journal we'll conducted, which should
alone be the repository the valuable experience OF intel
lecua physicians in treating such diseases could confer
nes,imabs blessings upon profession and through them
,non The community large This consideration OF ITSELF
o,ving on, Of view Others which must strike every mind
and esnecl,y men OF medical science will recommend
rho Scthoscope 10 the favorable attention of Southern ply
sicans and OF the Southern people. ercpeat our earnest
ufsh.s for its continued and extended useful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
----~----<sss---
,rHC EcONONy or STRIKES.

We have always opposed policy and denied the
sity OF "strkes among ahpres Not because We are un-
friendly To the working classes they called; tut on
account of The Injustice usually inflicted by such
menis We hold the general irro trade principle tha de-
nand and supply regulate and bauncc each ohe and in
free country like where the common Iaoorer IS as nde
pendent The ca;Cs the price Of labor as well as the
price OF PROVISIONS may be graduated between the parties
without combinations OF the iornality OF sifike on
either side.
There no denying the fact that high taxes which have
led 10 high rents and the general commercial prosperity Of
country which has led rise in real estate have rem
dccd living in New York vastly expensive than for
n!rfy; aaureE has and good reasons Tor
asking an increase OF wages. The only question how 10
accomplish this .fiectualy without injury 10 himself or IN
his employer The popular method OF obtaining the desired
of pay to call meeting fix the rates: refuse to
ok get up banners hire bands oil music appeal 10 the
public through newspapers and thus comp,! employers
submit thoir terms In this way much tine is lost,
large of money spent and not unequently much ILL.,
feeling cnoendeed The demagoeucs OF The press and the
forum seize upon tho make political capital for
selfish and party purposes; and The elect is 10 check the In
tcress Of labor, rather than advance Them But
than n The advertisement goes form To the half paid me-.
chancs other countries, who Immediately flock 10 our
shores and un,erb,d their "siiIkne fellow crafts
We sincerely wish that every ahoflng man might be able
receive five dollars for days WORK. Instead OF two, and
also 10 law aside half the for The education Of his
family but then must not overlook, al the time
the interest employers, who cannot afford 10 build ships
or houses provided labor tariff high. There
two sides ,s question; and should be calmly and fair
Is discussed in view of The rights and interests Of both
parties There doubt but the present strike among the
generally iu this city, carpenters rnasons, &C. &c.
will few: houses 10 De built and give employment 10
fewer mechanics the coming season; while hundreds VIII
rush in franz ,,,o; knock down The price of abOr.
Wlei., wiser employ fifty men 10 build h"ue in
one month b, paving them dollars day each,
pcy twenty-five men 10 90 the same WORK In Two mouths
dollar day EACH is question 10 De considered. But
this discussion widely into the field of political
economy considered day; and leave 10 the
IS Y 11;rro-
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4 WORD TO THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

The Richmond Wing whilst tanning The flame oil discoi
among tn ranks OF the Democratic members OF me Gehefa
Assembly cnnnglp cndeavorS deceive The count lnu
belief Tia, those differences the cause OF the s'esslo
being protracicd. 1t would seem, that the Democratic
nress with The view Of crushing the minority oil Its rend
or forcing them into measures incline 10 the same view
10 moi trur however and would strike sober minded De
mocrats everywhere rather dear bought victory Owe
The mnsarahe faction 10 ruin the party in the State oJ
encouraging the o such Idea, and mus lore
ing the Legislature TO premature Adjournment ana an eS
ira session The whole controversy on the apporuonmen
bill has consumed day and hall OF the senate
time and vet there several important bills 10 be actd OF
before the Legislature possibly adjourn, WITHOUT
failure discharge its constitutional duties Inc true cau
of hs urtracted session. the combination formed early
in The session among the internal Improvement men, 10 post
bone all legislation till their various schemes were actet
upnn the great number 81 such schemes le uncnalng ~
considerations when they beaten Tor want oil consul
uonal majority andr The absolute necessity now OF re
aning 10 complete the business OF organizing Inc govern
cnt under the constitution and providing with re
Let the real truth then go the country Let the Demo
cratic press trouble itself less about the manner In whci
members the Legislature perform their dnties ann more
about spreading correct principles among TIE people, ah'
they may that members and their constituents WI
b. able settle lhei, accounts and the party Tl DC
benefited The Democratic people in the country viii tnF
passing strange much sOc ude should be elt TO Hcep
some fifteen twenty Democrats in the Senate and House
Delegates when detection certain points Is WIDE
spread through the country and Democrats encourage ane
stimulate IT. unrebnkcd whilst word OF rndlcation goes
support faith and practice. II shoulC
be remembered that press only respectable when u
The unprr JUDGED and impartial vehicle Of TRUTH and can
not long powerful when ii is discovered TO be ruled by III
same passions the hopes fears and the same selhsf
desires it nPucs others whose conduct it condemns
will be hard convince the people in The face of actua
f.cts that in this controversy hsnteescdness,
wholly umsrls desire 10 preserve the Integrity OF the De-
party is all The side of the press and its ac
the General Assembly The contrary easily be pro
yea, amusing bunders exposed product che
vf ignorance prejudice. But in time OF excitement lik
tho present the writer nl this make allowances anl
thinks all sides should exercise little charity Denun
citation will only exasperate and misrepresentation acct
dental or designed, will end in discontinue.
COMPROMISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
NEW TRIAL or SPRING.

Lynch and her sister, was brought Up to-day for tra
causing the 2ssemoage Of immense crowd In the vicinity
oil The court house.
Judge Kelly charged tie Grand Jury for The Apr IS'n,
and Immediately ordered The cng of urv for :hc fa
Spring. The Attorney General made strict inquiries
I" prevent persons summoned from sci vhE mill
fc@: answered that had not formed opinion a. " ,s mi
Of the prisoner, bat when the op'r"n was over.
l., bias siieir judgment, challenge for this ca oe
fu.rri. :. ,hr L.t.ncc
and nT Poy cnaens ,s.d ~, esul' pans
The sheriff wac ordered 10 summon s"Y
took recess ,r and exhausted hs
.pees ysnie II
all The sheriff was ordered 70 80, SLIM
The Cont took recess ill 3 ococA.