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1000 Book Agen ts Wanted

10 SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR THE
YEAR 1853.
1000 Dollars a Year!
Wanted in every county in the United States.
acIIve and en'erprsing men, TO engage in The
sale OF some Of The besI Books published Ia ,be
country. To men Of good address, possessing
a small capital of from S25 to 500. such ;ns
ducemenls Eil be offered as to enable them n,
make from 80 TO IS day profit.
% The books published by US are all useful
in their character, extremely popular and cor.
mand large sales wherever they are offered.
ror further particulars. address, postage
Pa'd') ROBERT SEARS, PUBLlsHER,
1871 William Street. New. YosL
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JShAhcS Lemons
CABINET FURNITURE & CHAIR WARE RooMs,
No. ll8 Fourth ST., Piuburgh, Pa.
Manufacturer Of Sofas, Dvans, wing Ward
Robes, Tete.a-Teles, Ladies' Cabinets, Gents
do, Chevalers, patent extension tables, Secre
laries, Book Cases, Spanish EIagers, Sidt
boards. Music stools, Hat racks, Lounges, Cribs
&C., &C., all made under his close superiUiend
ance, of the various foreign and American
woods, from the latest French styles, and are
warranted in material and workmanship to be
superior to any manufactured 10 the Uni,ed
States, Also always on hands good assorI.
ment Of common furniture and chairs.
Bellows, Bellows.
A large supply. warranted better than any
made west ol the Alleghanies at reduced prices.
Strangers visiting the city are respectfully invi.
ted to call before purchasing, as he is confident
they cannot fail to please.
Dec. n, '52, 3mos.
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10 Rridge RniIder.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Com
missionerS Of Carroll county, at the Auditors of.
nee, until the 18th day Of May next, for building
bridge on the SteubenyiIe road, l mile east OF
GsrrolltOn. Specifications Of the work nav he
seen Of the Auditors Office.
JN0. HOLE,
w. WALTERS,
+. FISHEL.
March ls, 1853 Commissioner.
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SPRING AND SU NJ NJ ER
GO % IDS!

CUMMINGS d BRACKIN would take this
method of informing their numerous customers
and the public generally that they are now re-
ceiving one Of the largest and most complete
stocks of Spring &c Summer Goods ever offered
in this market, and which they offer to the pub
lie at the very lowest prices
Their stock is full and complete sufficient to
meet the wants of the most particular. 1t
consists of every style Of Prints, Lawns
plain and fancy, Bereges, Tissues, Ribbons,
laces, Cambrics, Jaconets, Mulls, Edgings,
de-, for the ladies, and Blue Drillings, Yel-
low Nankeen, California Casimeres, Gam
broons, Cottonades, Linen, Irish Linens,
Sheetngs, Handkershiefs, Cravats, Tweeds
and almost
EVERYTHING ELSE!
in the Dry Goods line while their stock of
GIEOC ERIES
is as full and well selected as any in the west.
And they have not forgotten or neglected to
bring most Superb and Extensive lot of
6ar0 mare,
such as Pocket and Case Knives, Axes, Saws,
Files, Augers, Chisels, Scyths, Spades, Hoes,
Rakes, &c., &c. and while these things are
being examined their splendid selection Of
AWg9IS S w A@9
should not be forgotten or overlooked.
II is worth at least quarter to look at our
Y-NADE CLOTHING,
even if you don't want to buy. A better lot
Of wearables never were brought into this town.
.s4 ROOTS AND SHOES
OF almost every variety and description will be
found on our shelves while our assortment of
BOnnetS & Hats
can't be be beat any place.
COME ALONG THEN,
And examine our stock, and we are well salts
fed that you cannot get away without buying
We are determined to sell as low as others dare:
and il you give us a call we will see that the
prices suit you.
CarrOlton, April l5, 1853.
Notice.
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Cod Liver Oil.-A superior article Just re
ceived at the Drug S,ets OF
Dec. II, 1851. G. A. BOEGEL.
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TIE STAR or THE WEST.

A new aud beautiful Panern. will beiound, on
trial, 10 have more good properties and fewer
bod ones, Ibsn any oIbeT coal Cook Stove in
this section Of country. The top level and
smooth, oven large and convenient, nues so con.
sTuc'ed ss TO secure Uniform heat for baking pur.
poses, and al the same lime consume a large
amount Of The smoke and SCOT arising from the
COAL by which cDe Of the siropg objections TO
the use Of coal for cooking purposes s removed.
and constitutes Il one Of the most economical.
convenient aud pleasant cook stoves now in
use.
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Harlem SDrings.

HIafIeln SprInga.
hereby motif the public that an fully pre-.
pared to entertain all, in the best style.
The Table
VIII be supplied with the best the country affords,
end SLEEPING APARTMENTS furnished in most COM
Portable and desirable manner.
The Stable
VIII be provided with an abundance Of provender.
and attended by a careful ostIer.
No pains will be spared to make the traveller
sojourn agreeable.
PARTIES can be accommodated with al they de-.
sire, on the shortest notice.
Dec. u. so. JOHN HTLRFHT.
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For the ParIOT,
The Bachelor Coal Cook Stove,
is so much admired, that the demand. in manv
cases, cannot be supplied.
BRlDLEY'S COTTAGE COAL CRATE.
IS beautiful parlor sIOve arranged with sliding
doors, and combines all the good properties ol
The round stove and open fireplace.
These stoves being Of Pittsburgh manufac.
lure. are, Of course, heavy and durable.
Tie has, also, on hand for sale, Wolson &,
HiIcheock's psrlor stove, and their celebrated
Premium Parlor Coal Crate, with folding doors.
which, for beauty OF design. economy Of fuel,
and family comlon 10 cold weather, stands un.
riyalled in this or any other market.
IOOO pounds old Copper wanted.
He has also on hand and is prepared to make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and Stove Pine.
House SPouting and Tinware.
He is also prepared with the very best materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan-
tial and improved style now in use.
He has also on hand good assortment of Oxy.
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article Of lanu
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be low, and con-
slant effort will be made to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom,
Car. Ollton, Sep. 26, 1851.
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T'hCS. n. Atkinson,

Offers for sale at bis Tin Shop. IN CsTToIli
large and well selected lot Of ALBANY
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KEPT IN WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS AND VARIETY STORE

ODS AM 'ANlE11 OAOhE'
They respectfully invite Merchants visiting this
market to examine for themselves and they be-
iitve that those who have not purchased of them
heretofore will find it their interest to do so now
OF one thing their customers may be assured, that
they will sell them Goods at Philadelphia or New
York prices, or duplicate any bill offered to them
bought in the East the same season.
MARCH 10. 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
BOSTON rrARKET. sent. IL.

FLouR-tienessee Michigan and Ohio. superfne, S., GO;
fancy, 1913; extra Genesee, 5000 to 100.
Gaats-Corn, yellow II a78c white, FAC. Oats, north.
ern. 4ec. Rye, Soc, Wheat, 500 To 900.
PaoyIsIoNs-prime Pork, $500 per bbl. Mess, I7.00
Clear, Seo'Oni BOSTON Mess Beet, $l4,0O a 1850. Lard,
II a 70. Hams, II a Ice per ID. Bitrr, common and
store, IA n lsc: fuinily. u n 2Oc. Cheese, new Milk, n
Sc four meal. S a 0. Potatoes, 81, 90 n ,25 per bush.
HoPs.-First sort. 1859, on to soc per III.
srEps.-HeFds Grass, s2,7s II 100 per bush. Glover,
%norihhFH, - | ga lac perth
AsHss-PdNrls, S5.A3 a 543 perewt; Pots, S4,s7 a 500
WnoL--prtne Saxm,y Fleece 81 a 69c Full ilood SO n
s. three fourhs Blood ~ a so half do. As a AZ; common
and one. fourth do. AZ n As,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
II)c 1tlnrkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Sent, d;

Wk1INEUUlG TIA Ely, ttpt, z.
At Market 29Sl Cattle about 1900 lierves, and g4 Stores,
consisting Of working oxen, cows and calves, yeailings,
two and three years Odds.
r~RiCtS-MARKEr ~BEEr.-Extra, 81 rs first quality,
$7,25i second qnality, $3.50; third quality s5,75 1000
oiatnary. $40 Il 800.
Hrpes-$5 IS Il 500 per cwt. Tallow, 500 IA $50.
pELrs-S0,75 a LES. Calf ,kins, lie peilb
VEAL tALvEs-SG,W0 II l2,00.
WORKING OxEN.-lo2, liz, 1i6, las, $50, 100.
Cows AND CALvEs-S2l 30, Al, "A,
YE nLrNes-sst to 10, Two Years Old, SI5looS, Three
Years ODDS, sol to 81.
SHEEP AND LAMss-5l87 at market. Extra, $500 to 90
BY lot, S2,25. 800, $40.
swiNE-00O al market. Retail, Otto DC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
uuVcutrnN 70 r1U Ca. o

Vt I v TUUT' %
At Market, 22J0 ecfCattle 1890 stores, IS nairs Working,
Oxen, i25 Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep and Lambs, 100
Swine.
PRiCES-BEEF CArrLL.-ExtIa, 81 rs; first qnality
1928 second quality, $d,50 third quality, 81, 80 a rs
sHEEp AND LAMBs-S2,G0 $50 400. Extra, $500 to
600.
WoaKIso OxES-Ss5 95, 100, lao.
Cows AND CALvgs--S2l, %, 80, 80, 46.
SwINE-6 a lei Retail, 7 n 8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
yTrs. Eg. Eim sshWry's Estate.
TgsEi ATATE FAEyg

COMES OFF II 9th, I4th and 18th OF SEPTEMBER,
ND every man within 40 miles should come prepared
' to buy tarpeiings, Papet hanpings, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, slawis and Dresses, Pure Tens and
other Groceries, u oAdclui h. n 81 EassimeTrs, fr III. sea
son, for yen will save more than enough to pny MI exI,en.
SEES, by making II small investment. Remember the
Peoples Store. LYMAN n KING.
Montpelier !, Sept. 6, 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
READ READ READ!!!
Over 1000 bottles are daily manufactured aud sold Of
CLARKE'S
Vegetable Sherry Wine Bitters,

MTINEI MUKE!! NVKE!
We suppose the reason everybody buys and takes these
is b because they are made Of ROOTS aud HERBS, which all
know are sure to do good aud never do injury such as
Rock Rose, Satsaparila, Wintergrren. Dock Root, Dlnde
linn. Wild Cherry, ThnIoughwort, Prickly Ash, Poplar
Bark, &C., the great remedies for weakness, loss If appe
title, sour stomach. Liver complaints, and an unhealthy
state Of the Stomach, bowels, and blood. The ladies all
ike them rs they give them such clear skin, rosy cheeks
and good health, ne so nice To The taste as tn 0e really de
iicious and I'll say liz lhsm rs thy are bound To dc
NE good, sold for The low price # 25 cents ior IA pint
bltle, and 20 cents for The mammoth bottle, hol ing tive
quarts, nd at propririur's lowest price wholesale and re
tail by Fred. L. Smith, successor to $. X. Collins, Mont
p licr, VI, and retailed by Merchants and Druggists eve
rywhere 26m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
Does not every Man, Woman, and Child hav'

an Interest
in has ing the health Of themselves and friends restored
preserved. At this esascn of fie FenraHethiaH like
astng q good and useful corrective, and'giving the system
perfect tone to endure the heats OF Summer, and changes
Of Autumn and Fall No articles stand so high in conf
dence of the community, (being recommended and used
by eminent physicians and distinguished Chizens,0 AS
DR.. STEPHEN JEwETr's JUSTLY AND HIGHLy CELEBRATED
HEALTH RESTORING LiTTERs,
which have be en- tried aud proved and f und TO he superb
or to all other preparation for the cure of all diseases aris
ing from Impurities of the Blood, arrangement Of the
Stomach, Bowels, Live. or Nervous system, and remark
able for their Strengthening, invigoraIing, restorative, and
cheering properties. A single trial will prove their cfica.
cy, (see recommendations in Pamphle,s.)
Also THE PULMONARY ELIXIR AND OVERWHELMING
GOOD PLASTER.
For sale by appointed Agents III every town and village
in New England, and by Dealers in Medicines generally.
Fred. E Smi h, (successor TO s. X. Collins Agent,
Montpelier, VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
MONTPELIER CARPET Store.

WE have Just received 20OO yards Wool Carpeiing, OIL
W contract made before the advance, anc shall continue
To sell ut old prices nj present. Cotton Carpetings, Stair
arpeting, aud Bookings. Also, oil Carpetings, different
widths, at prices that will please-at the Peoples Store,
March IS, 1853. LYMAN & N
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}D.ic0.

In Berlin, on The 4h inst, John Quincy, son Of George
and Lydia Alien, aged 7 months.
In Verslire, June 5lh, 1853, Mrs. Charlotte b., wife Of
Levi Moody, aged 81 years.
Also, sept. 18th, 1852. Muty Louisa Moody, daughter of
the above, aged b years.
Also, Aug, 3Ist, 1853, Waller S. Moody, son of the above,
aged s months,
la recording the above deaths we canrut refrain from
an expression of sympathy for the hereayrd hu band and
father, left lonely and desOidta, with bat one surviving
child. The death of Mrs. Moody is tet deeply, not unly
al! her rslatiou5 10 lifs, sla WAS an exnmpls vi pieiy,
which adorned every other Gxceliency. ami made her be
loved by all who knew litr.
In Greensboro, Aug. 10Th, Eliza Elisa orb, daughter of
the late En0ch Toinan, aged II years, 5 months and %
days.
Ever quiet aud gentle, afFjctiona;e aud kind, she was
bel we'd by All vino kGcW bCr. After almost three years 1t
suffering from spinal aud hp disease, from winch She had
So lar recovorcd as To be able IL Itde cut aud Ia walk "A NJ
tie, she was Violently seized with dyse,tery, winch IN a
few days tei miaated her earthly existence. Thus suddenly
were blasted the I,p pes of her widowed mother, brotht $,
Si>tt rs, aud numerous other friends, VINO had trusted that
in Il few months she would be able 10 move an0ng them
with the health and good cheer OF { fmtr times But
though disappointed and berelved, they are comforted with
the hope that what is loss tn them, is to her everlasting
gain. Previous to her protracred illness, she became hope
fully piurs, and IN all Ier sutrlings SIZE ever manifested
a Spi ii IF patience, and submission tn the VIII of Heaven.
In he, last sickness her mind was clear, her iaHh strong
and her heat stayed ,n God. When DeWl. stared her NJ
the fee, she could say -" am mt alarmed, kHow that
God is an sutfici- mt. Jesus is precious. know am Il
gieai sinlrt, All Guworlny, but Christ Is an all sufficient
Savior, and can trust IN, all wIlI nun" she breathe
ont ihe almost " ithuut Il struggle, sweeIy filling aslTep III
Jesus. " Blessed ale TIM dead which die IN The Lurd "
COMM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
AMBROSEAL MEAD,

1NltIS excellent compound is prepared from the best Span
L ih Sarsaparilla, without its dark repulsive appearance,
helng beautifully tr 'nspareut, and entirely free from all
impurities. ltsqualities as a beverage single trial will
give 1t a pre- eminence over all uther preparations by it,
freedom from all noxious Ingredients, agreeableness Of
favor and its exceeding cheapness-one bottle being sufi
cient for % glasses of rich drink.
Manufactured by WILSON, FATRBANK & CO., 10 and
Is II mover street, Boston.
Sold at the Manufacturers lowest prices, by the gross or
dozen, by FRED L. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier. Call
soon, tits going fast. %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
Washington County Court.

VHE BUSINESS Of said Term will commence on Tues.
1 day, the 2oth. S. WHEELER, Clerk.
Montpelier, Sept. /, 1854
H~oLLdwAy'sO OINTMENT AND TiLLs, AT exct Ilent remedy
iof Old wounds, sore legs, aud scprfula.-M Mr.. Turner, II
iehslhlrst, suffered Tor iva years from a dreadful suite leg,
the diseased part extend M to the knee, and causing Il Sc
we're sc"tbitic affection. which spread over the V hole sur
face of the leg. He tried every available remedy without
it. At len 9Th he commenced using Holloway's Ointment
and Pills, and IN the establishment of himself and others
who had seen tho dreadful state Of his leg, these fine med
lcines effected II suund cue in about five weeks.
"l DfGESTl" SUCH is THE TRUE MEANING of the
word g PEPSlN, )" or of the two Greek words from which
it is derived. This is the sIanifcat I and appropriate lille
"fthe TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE,
prepared by Dr. j. =. ~ilOUGHrON, of Philadelphia, from
the fonlth stomach of the Ok, for the cure Of Indigestion
and Dyspepsia. 1t Is Natures own remedy tot an I'm.
healthy stomach No art Of man can equal its curative
powers. II renders GOOD EATING pertCtly consistent
with HEALTH. See the figure Of the Ok, in another part
OF this utnrr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
4flarrten.

In this viluge, On the sth inst, by the Rev. w. II Lord,
Mr. S. G. Hubbard. Of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss Maria N
Wilson, of this village.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
for saw aud other ,nills. Secondhand Drums, Shafts,
Gearing If iron and wood, Gudgeons aud Betting.
Boring and ShingIe Machines

new and good, cheap One set Blacksmith Tools, Plugs,
right and iefl hand, for re cutting screw Dies. one second
hand wood reversed puiiies Turning Lathe A good chance
for thoss who wish TO commence working up lumber Ia
advantaee. Cal snon, and secure great bargains.
WOOSTER SPRAGUE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
NEW FALL GOODS
KEITH & bIRkER'S
M E w G DO D IS J
HAVE ARRHVED!
Sept. IL, 1858,
r. office.

THIS certifcs that | have Ibis day given my son, Samuel
| Smith, Jr his time during the remainder OF his miner
iy. and shall claim none OF his wages, nor pay my debts
Of his contracting aft I this date. SAMUEL SMITH.
Berlin, Sept. &, 1853. 3Sw3*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
EbsreSg esOOGs,
Prints, &c,

4 LARGE LOT Of Prints, Ginghtms, Tickings, Drill
II ings, Demlms, heavy and fine Brown Cutions. Mt
Sept. 10, 1853. OFT * FIELDS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15
sa E$.

IN HOGSllEADS Sugars, 20 ibis. do, 10 bblo. Sugar
~ House MolasSes, 25 chests dltfrrenl grades Teas, 10
boXo Tobacco together with Il large assortment. Of olhei
Groceries, arriving hi" week al
WALKER q WHITES
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-15

AMpHIoNs.-Tais excellent company are 81, ing
concerts at Montpelier this week to crowded and
eratfed audiences. The Press every where
warmly Commend them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
Louis Napoleon.

Among other "reminiscences of Louis Napo-
Icons visit to the United States, published in
Harper's magazine. we find the following,
which the reader may belive or not as he plea.
ses:
"After having lived little time in New
York, and having been thrashed by one ofthe
'b'hoys Of that day, an accident which befel
not only the Marquis of Waterford. but Louis
PHILIPPE, and William w. of England, in this
good city of Gotham, the Prince went to New
Jersey, where he was involved in rather fun
ny scrape A certain pig one day entered the
gardin of the person with whom he was domi
clliated, and began to eat up parcel of Dutch
bulbs set out to dry, fancyng they were on
ions. Remembering that he was the son of u
king of Holland, out sailed the prince and shot
the pig. The wrath of Jersey Blue was ex-
cited, and the prince was arrested on tho
charge of .teloniously shooting pig. He re-
fused any atonement and as there are no prin-
ces in New Jersey. was arrested and conveyed
to Bergen Jail. A good natured lawyer. Mr..
-, who chanced to be there, paid the costs
and expenses, and Louis Napoleon returned
home without any other damage than the ac-
creton OF n certain amount of Jersey mud
This is the origin of the charge against him for
pig stealing.
"PS S. A friend at our elbow who belongs to
the Sporting Club. states the Prince was arres-
ted for much higher offence-'shooting II
polnter-dog, who laid down on the tulip beds
and that the sixty dollars fine and costs paid
for his majesty have never yet been refunded to
the kind hearted lawyer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

Go IL, BWyl-Going home the other night
it was moonlight might've caught sight
in crossing back street. of large Billy goat
apparently engaged in desperate conflict with
some object. which, in the black shadow Of
pile of iumber. was ,nvisible. Billy would
gravey draw back, rear on bis hind feet, and
lunge forward desperately at his enemy sharp
crash following each charge. Getting near
The scene of combat, and keeping behind the
lumber pile which would serve asa fortifca.
ton in case of a change IN Bi!ly's feelings and
r.sh on ourselves, we watched curiousy the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

ITO HOUSE BU1LDERS.--The subscil
Il bers have on hand very large assortment of Rim
and Mortse Locks, Ia portion very fne,) Plate and
Closet Locks, Door and Window Hinges Blind fasteD
ings, Screws Cut and Wrought Nails, Finishing Nails,
French and American Window Glass fiom ~ to 90 -
49, Putty, Sash Cord, &c, &c.,-a of which they
disposed to sell on fair terms.
jan 27-tfl GREGORY, ROYALL a. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
n EW Post Office Regulations

ture the morning mails due this city will be open
ready for delivery, regularly att o'clock, A. NJ except
when they delayed in their arrival over the sched-
ule hour.
The Richmond Way, Salem, Liberty, Big Lick, and
farmvle mails will close daily Except Saturday, pre-
cisely nj 6 +. M.
On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursd ~ evenings,t Dan
vile and Lexington mails will be closed precisely ht Il
L. M.
The packages for Richmond and ala the principal cit
les North and South of that point will be closed dny
at precisely 50 2. Business men will Tecoiect this,
and not trouble us after those hours-as it is late.
= On Saturday Tuesday and Thursday evenings, the
charlottesville and Amherst mails will be closed at
or. NJ There is daily mail to Charlottesville-tri-
weekly via Scottsville.
All persons, except editors and proprietors of tie city
newspapers, and sworn Deputies of our own choosing
MT excluded from within the bars unless when invited
ne necessity and propriety OF this rule will be readily
appfeclated. and will be adhered to mall cases.
On Sundays the Office will remain open from to y
day. aTl,S - = Ro n GLASS, P. M.
April6-ts ab
SALT, $50 sacks sall received and for sale by
~ n~c ~ SAEKETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
SATURDAY MORNING.

first charge that preceded our approach. 1t
took place, more furious than ever, but we
leave it 10 our readers to imagine our astonish-
ment and amusement when we saw that "Bil-
y"was fighting shadow thrown on the fence
by the moonlight, and that that shadow was
his ownl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

NTHEAT.-1he undersigned is operating
w his MILLS and is in market for Wheat. He
also keeps hand for sale Corn Corn meal and Ofal
Also, Lump and Ground Plaster.
Aug e3-ats H.S.LAHGuoRNE