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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

THE NoRvELL HOUSE,, LYNCHBURG.-Th Pc
tersburg Express, in tattering notice of this ex-
cellent Hotel, says: As an indueement to per-
sons in this section of country aud North Carroll
ma it will be seen by the advertisement that the
Proprietor has secured as Caterer for the house.
our friend SCAMMEL formerly of Jarratt's. This
is sufficient guarantee that man fond of
good eating will have cause to murmer that he
fell into Scammel's hands.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

Coal IN ABuNpANoE.-Here is a paragraph
from the Fairmont pirginidn. 1t is enough to
excite envy:
1t would astonish people who pay twenty cts.
a bushel for coal, to see that article dug out Of
our streets in grading them. Such was the case
last week. In grading the street leading to the
bridge, Mr.. Martin, the contractor, struck vein,
from which he allowed-persons to dig and haul
away what they wanted, at the rate of one and u
half cts. per bushe. The ordinary price Of coal
in Farmont, delivered at the purchasers door, is
four cts per bushel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

WYTHEyILLE TELEGRAPH.-Nlr. Terry, one of
the editors and proprietor of the Wytheyille
Telegraph, has sold that establishment to E. Rider
and John H. Caldwell. Thomas Wilson, who was
associated with Mr.. Terry in the editorial depart.
ment is now the sole editor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

THE PRESENT CHEAP POSTAGE SYSTEM of the
United States, it is alleged has not come up to
general expectations and there is a probability
that some amendments will be proposed at the
next session of Congress, increasing the price so
that the Department will not be a charge upon
the treasury, 1t is, however, very doubtful If
any increase will be made by Congress at this
late day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
TWO TRACTS OF LAND

N Bedford county one Of Which conlun, Il
ACRES. 1t dio,ns the lands o Spotsvood h
pin and otnrrs, and is SKIS mile from Jas. River
anding.) This tract has on it n Considerable =
of rich creek bottom, md the whole is Of god !
The other tract continuing SO acres, I'D joins tie
Martin Z. Burks und Samuel II OLSON about ,, +
james river; il is of medium qualify, aud loler,g
tmbered.
TERMS:-One, two, and three years creda,
given for the purchase money, the payment, b.s,
teres from the day of sale; londs with good j.
will be required OF the purchasers, md the title
ed until all he purchase money shall be paid. at
time proper deeds of conveyance with special
ty, will be madn u the purcharers
nov 80 wi15dec JNO 1. SAIL. G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
Yanltee Sulliyan in Pouehkeepsie.

PoUGnkEEpsIE, n. Y, Nov. 14.--Yankee Sui
Ivan and Tom Aver in this city tonight
having a good time" and causing great excite
ment. 1t is presumed he has been let out fail
in Massachusetts on the small amount of bail
which the court had named.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
Latest by the Baltic-Downfall of the Chinese
E,uDire

NEW YORK, Nov, ia letter from DR. Par
ker, Secretary of the American Legation at Can
ton, states that the Emperor of China had fled to
Tartary, and that the rebels were within six days
march of Pekn. The fifth brother OF the Empe-
ror was left in charge of the Empire.
Koszta sailed from Smyrna, October 10Th, IN
the bark Sultana, for Boston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

There Is at the present time remarks CON
temporary, nearly one hundred and thirty mill
ions more specie in the United States than there
was in lsi6. The fact that, in spite of this state
of things, the money market should be in en-
barrassed Il condition, is another proof that fnan-
ciol pancs aud commercial distresses are fire.
qucntly the result of false notions, as well as of
disturbing causes abroad which, if philosopli-
cally considered ought to have no serious in6u-
cncc upon this country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
WASHINGTON HoUsE-Arrivals.

W lludnall w Sedd Thos Turrln, VIM Left
wich. Brown, Bedford; Jos Dyerlee Mrs. D,eilre &
Son, Jno Scott, Roanoke; Dir q l. Brown, Dr. Jno r
StePtoe Bedford Jas Thomas. Mrs Thomas RoanoFc
Jot + Wright David II Greasy Bedford; Il b Mathews
7 b Rosscl; Campbell; Henry Loving, Amherst; Wm
l1adeu. Camphrll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
LADIES' DANCING ACADEMY.
M r. R. Ow ELL

ESPBCTFU announces to the Ladies of
II Lyrchburg, that he will open a Ladies' private
dancing Academy on Church Street opposite the Wash
ngton Hotel, (lmvins rented private suit of palors
Tor that purpose.) where will be taught all the
--latest and most Fashionable Dances
Of the present day in addition to the PLAIN STYLE
of Coton and WaItz,g. Tie follow ing highly la,l
'uable dances will be taught, wiz Polka Maeu,ka
eng Temps, Redowa Polhi=. Dar Temps Ce Aqr,ns
Goi@@1 and CeciHjan WaIlze.,wth the double Warzes
such rs Polka-Na=nrka, KedoHa- Na+uria &c-AIso
the Polka Ma-u~ha and Rtdoca Quadril. The single
of fancy dances will be taugh to those who may wish
them-suth H0rH-p3es C0chacaS, CygcoyieoDe
highland Fling, La-Sglyhides Etjaieo Xe,es &c. Ar
the same time will be taught the cnrc system of CAT
itRepics, such the of receiving, accrpting in
trolucing Promenading, Ne tending add case aud
grace to the general department of the scholar
Mr.. Powell having been employed for several vsors
past In tc most fashionable circles of the larger cities
OF the Sou'hu and Wesl he is prepared 10 teach tho bo,
'inncs in the latest and most approved style He has
also letters from several female schools in which bo has
taught. OF high standing; md from eminent men cer
liiyins his standing and reputation teacher wbicb
IA Will be pleased to show to those wishing to patron
ize him. ~
An early application i solicited as he only desires.
small claSs-the room MOI being suiiicenly large t nj
init of teaching large one.
he ttemen of Lynchblrg ARE resoec, fully ;,c,,,
ed that he will open II CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN M
saon aS lac can obtain sufficient, a,ge-No,ice
III winch will be given through the duly papers of the
city. l"i " 'ho
Ladies and Gentlemen making up private cl ,sscs r,o
be waited On at their csidencrs; or will be topg NJ
lhe above named room at any time when he is NOT en-
saged with the regular class "
h"ur "i tuition for resunr class, will be on Tuesday
thursday and Saturday afternoons, at o clock-Cnn.
menrins on Tuesday next the 22nd inst '
iEhMH-s 10 for course of fourteen lessons
~ NO gentlemen admit ed. at an, tina .xrc,, tn
p'o"sns to private classes and those only with rb;r
respective classes. viii th'lr
Mr. POWELL can be found the Washington uo,ol
~. nor professionally engaged '''' ''o'ei
1873
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

SENT ON.-The negroes Clinton and Tom Har-
ris, concerned in the robbery of valise; contain
ing bank money, from Mr.. Henry Davis, were
examined by the Mayor of Petersburg on Mon
day No new facts were elected, and they were
sent on to the Hastings Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
Re-appearance of Yellow Fever

LOUISVILLE, Nov. II. dispatch from Nat
chez, received this morning, states that the vel
low fever had again made its appearance in thi,
city, and that number had died of it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

WYMAN CoMINa.-Ihe lovers of fun and the
admirers of art will be glad to learn that the cee
brated and popular performer WYMAN is about
to visit our city. See his advertisement in ano-
Their column
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
The Martha Washington Case.

CINCINNATI. Nov. l4.-The jury in the Ma
the Washington conspiracy case, at Columbus
brought in a verdict to-day of mot guilty. as
all the defendants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

SHooTING.-A man named Moses Harbert was
shot few days since by Elias Lyon, on Jones
Run, near Clark sburg, and died in consequence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
The WASHINGTON Star saws

No WAR IN EURoPE.-Confdentia advices re-
eeived here from Europe, lin the Baltic's mails)
have satisfied all the statesmen of all nations,
now in this city, that all danger of immediate
war on the continent has blown over.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

The deaths of Lord Clanourry and the Bishop
of Derry-two most distinguished men-are re-
ported from Ireland. The Dublin Exhibition
was closed upon the Bis ultmo, with great cere-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

FoE TIE SENArE.-Col Joshua Boyer, of 'Fy-
Ter county, James G. West, and Il. w. Louck
Of Wetzel county, nre announced in the Fairmont
Repubiiean as candidates To fill the vacancy in
the State Senate oeeasioncd by the resignation
of Jefferson T, Martin, appointed Marshal for the
Western District of Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

Cosls or THE SEARCHING ExrEpIrIoNs.-An
article in Iittell's Living Age estimates the cost
of the various Expeditions that have been sent
ont from time to time in search of Sir John Frank
lin at esu2, I66.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
nUBLIC SALE OFT LAM

Il ance OF n decree OF Bedford CiIcun e.
nounced on the 9TH iny Of last Septenhcr. IA,
of Randolph and others, Us. Lambert. exec
on the 18Th day of December, lS53,at theL,e :
of Charles Lambert, deed, sell al public auc,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

KosrA CoMING.-Advices had been received
in Washington, rendering it certain that Kosta
embarked at Smyrna, on the 18th ut., for the
United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
's'RACT OF LAND

in said decree mentorel, supposed To containaba.
400 ACRES. This Farm is situated aboll scye
west of Christiansburg,o n the cd Lafayette and
Ferry Turnpike, and is three miles from he VIM
Tennessee Raihoad. 1t is tic same upon VIII
Girl s. esq, resided ut the time of his death III
lies well, and is well adapted TO the production j
and Grass. One hundred and eighty or Two /
Acres are cleared, the remainder is well tin
There are TWO GOOD HOUSES and some out
upon it. A further description of the Land ID
unnecessary, as those wishing to purchase viii c
for the Ives.
Persons desiring good investment in real e,l
Invited to examins this Plantation.
TERMS OF SALE :-Onc-third Of the n
money will he required in Cash and credit a
and 8 months will be gil en- for the balance, the
CT giving bond with GOO security, and the Coui
ing the title further security until the last paw
made. Possession given the first day of Mar
nov 19.wt27ian J. +. PRESTON c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
coRRBsPorpHNCI
LysmuHo Nos1l 1858

I.5salnas ~ Nof. I. 1858
ION. I'm. u. Branch, afdgor
SIN The undersigned. in common .lth the
great body of the people Of Lynchburg,feel a deep
interest ia the proposed Rail-Road connection
with Charlottes Yille-1hey foel,that not only the
future prosperity of their own city, but OF all the
towns Of Underwater Virginia, requires, IN
great degreea further extension of the Piedmont
line Of Railway. They think it the interest'as
well as the duty Of Lynohburg,to aid IN develop,
ing the inexhanstble resources, agricultural ana
mineral Of this Piedmont region of the state ;
and when done Lower Virginia will come in as a
pnrtieipant,by means of the Frederick burg and
furdonsville, the Central, the South-side and the
Richmond and Danvie Railroads.
The undersigned further feel desire that
Lynehburg should respond to the calls made upon
her by the people of the great counties OF Able
marie, Nelson and Amherst 10 meet them IN coun-
ell here, on the subject of this road They there
fore hopei il will be your pleasure TO call public
meeting of the citizens for some early day next
week. Respectfully,
Your Fellow Citizens,
David r. Edley, Henry Latham,
John r. Davis. ID. A. Langhorne,
Charles w. Christian, NJ. 5. Langhorne,
d. T. c. Peters, J. c. Shields,
u. Il. PAYNE. Ambrose b. Rucker
Wm. b. Roane, e. Hardy,
Aug. Leftwich, NJ. Newhall,
j. Garland, W. II. Mosby,
6. W. Latham, WIN. NJ. Blaekford
:. Garland, Jr., Jas. NJ. Langhorne,
jas Mcdonald, W. w. Leftwich,
jas. l.. Brown, Chas. i. Lee,
{. Dabney, +. NJ. Dunnington
Jno. }. PurYs, Ro. II. Bell,
DayidP. Reese, I. Fletcher,
y. II. Campbell Jno. G. Paxton,
Gentlemen Your communication, upon the
the subject of Railroad connection with Char
lottesville, is before me; and feeling as do, in
common with you, lively interest in the pro
posed connection, respectfully request meet
ing of the citizens of Lynchburg at the Mason
ic Hall, the evening of the 22nd inst, at early
candle-lght, to take the subject into considera-
ton. 1t is earnestly hoped there will be a
full attendance, as il is expected that there will
be several distinguished speakers upon the oc-
casion. Respectfully,
Your obedent Servant,
VIM. ID. BRANCH.
Messrs. David r. Edey, John T. Davis, Chas.
w. Christian, and others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

The Baltimore 4rgus states that Baltimore i,
now bound, in round numbers, for ten millions o
dollars for internal improvements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE or

y UABLE LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF
GOMERY.-By authority of a decree of the
Court of Montgomery County, rendered on ii
day Of September, ls53. in the Sc Of Andrew
cas- guardian, &c. Us. john Grll's heirs, ,hala
day, the 9th day of january, 1854, upon the II
nrSc.cd In sell IN the hip hest bidder nj mn lie a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
Negroes Shoes.

LNO1s SALE.-One hundred and hlty 'I r,,
Il ange and Alexandria Rail. Ro Stock,
apply to BURKE < HERBEkl' ii
my i7.d3t A.tLL--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
FUN. WONDER AND DELIGHT
AT MASONIC HALL, Lynohburg
FOR -FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!!!
WYNN AN,
The Magician and VentriEOquiSt,

VIII give II serie. of his POPULAR ENTERTAIN
MENrS in the above Hall, commencing on
Monday Evening, Nov 21st, and continue till
Thursday, Gath, inclusive,
When h. vii Introduce Experiments, Amusing
Scenes in Ventilaquism and the cycrlnuglnblc, life
moving and speaking Ant"matums
ADMISSION, % cents; Children l24 cents
Doors uIen nj 6b-Commpnce AT u o'clork
10 Sec small Bills.
nov 1918 J TOY, TRENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

AW NOTICE.-WOOD BOULDlN hayiI
Il removed from the city of Richmond IL the county
OF Charlotte will here ltcr attend the Circuit Court, ~
Charlotte, Campbell, Mecklenbne and Iiaux. and tne
Dsinc Cou,t. Lyuchburg AMI Peter. burg. he vii.
nsn attend regularly heretofore h, Court 81 a Gals
II Richmond. nov l9-w2mc
DuESsENGNG ROOMS I'm SICKNESS
Il French Pa-tiiles, which. when ign ed. difusc an
uramntic aud pleasant odor through the sick CHAMBER
These hi bly, recommended by Ply ,icans, and are
very ~ oenble 10 sick prrsnifs-for sale NJ
WRIGHT X A .LISONS
nov 10 New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19

ESPB TFU LLY announces to the Ladies of
h Lynchburg, that he will open u Ladies' private
dancing Academy on Church Snee opposite the Wash
ington Hotel, (avns rented private suit of pan lors
for thnt pnrpose.( whore will be tanght all ihe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22

MONDAY, March 81
Gs4 81 for Pes ard s. 81 Tor PsarN
COTToN-The market Is steady / so bales have Aeen
FLOUR AND MEAL-The MARIE, opeaed heavy for
the low grades q State ard Western f0Rr and loser for
rsss 10 eosr no nvo.ces st ~ a. which is below TIE
uaket Al the close there wac better teeAnk and far
shiPgns demand Cansdi.a s he.Sy and nSss teely o.
raj are H. &c bbs az - s. 80 s. for common 70 srsi.st
S,Ge 81 81 - 81 FOR mixed to taaey Aeasan and Ia
err Flour heavy. and g freely oaered the demand ss
seve sales Of $50 bis at - So = t TOR common
strssht brands Baltimore, AexsEdrs and Geotsetosp
heavy: sales Of icO bb Al 81 or 6ae and 81 25 oT super
fire Corn Meal stesiy sales OF 80 bSlS jersey 81 - R
GRANITE demand for Wheat is less active. The
oreuing u the River ard the hgunc IN eghs derress
TIRE market, sad quotations would Be nominal Saes o,
25cC brSh ~hits Ohio private terms Rye heavy and
sales Of ooc bush IN lots AZ &c ard so bash 10
irnsy,S ned The .hpo,ns demand l. noSesate Sale.
ef eco bush Il s. sec Tor usoaad 6lc toS southern
mixed 81 d6Se Cor white Southern, sc fo Southern yr
low afcaf 6SGS'c for New Teans. &d6Slc for Jersey
yeToa ard 6iGe4te for Old Western mixed. Oats
plenty and lower; sales At IS Sc for SSie and Western,
WHIsEYTis ms5lep oospsi Veiy fru. but eis.sd
unsettled easier Ssles al Isl bbs Prison IN
at - and III bSls jersey ct 1iGSe Dradse sdaA
PROFESSIONALISM il very abundant aud thu market Is
ssy % M F TPS g 5S M.s Bs s' IS s.v,
are 9as SS. n ssssio IS for Country Mes SIS for
pack.d Chcsgo Prime IA plenty, and Is very quot q.
So e IS for Country and City. Prime Mess iesctives
sIsd $50 Beef HAMS very dull at sltSslS 81 ca
Meats are plenty and beavy Sales Of 80 A6s and toe
Al Oic for Hams and 81 G6ic for Shoulders Lard u
rather lower and in good supply and moderate detaand
is PLENTY snd qus es very heavy. SAFES 81 lao
lsc for Ohio and 5 &c tor State Dsiries Cheese IL
buoy a. ed9lc- 49,
SfEDS-Clover 10 easier and les actve; sales OF ~
bbs AZ I dI2c Timothy plenty; sales o. moved
A. Sisd So and resped AZ $50 - p bush Faxseed Is
Snil and nominal At 81 AdsI ~ for roush.
WOOL - steady. m.oOO fbs Domestic Fleece sold 81
59desc locoO ~ Country Pulled At sc for No l. Stocks
are light Foreign is inactive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22
Arrived.

rs~u .-r1.p Crear-.t cry s,rt-r f- 49, Ofsln' -
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F.aa.. I'D to--s % ias cfy he oims 70 h Sf' ron
10 Nss.s.l sssl d, a- Pa-a4-Daa 2sroa, Re. We
IN Ho.ari .of 40 or -ansI R-es y j.. m s-r Oso.
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t..s~s sn An .---1~T Nh -t,- ras.t. toa1is
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Fsps , H,Ha,o- 'of Fo.aa N-ass - .. M ca'd-'a
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FsfRH - ioi Psr-us Fro-t - Ns,s1a. -assr
90 na-si P-ras. D-soo hlch 'Euss 90 Aaa Nan
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b.ssTafsl-, q POTASH c.. e "a IN. c.f--sa',
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80 ri = = "a = 70 poss = Ea.s sssa7e. n 30. ae.es
1889 Ora~ IIa aa4 !.ta Aafsa Or e~aa rs I'D
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gr4 -alrt. n 2 rfo- 5cFA--a p Do ID NA+h-'
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q ares- q Nsf1k> o.. so.
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khske MIA a. IN. ~ H. 4eSts r. - = -
Mr. Czzaaa5U5- ~ Mr. ~ - - ,.r,sy
.-st 80 -fhosf saEsetfs - - -
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h1stcs a lssrts lcgtas or 49, - - IL, a
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22
SrcrRrrY OF LuE,-The following bill will


probably pass the Legislature;
An ACT r he better eu.y q .ae Feg
The CITY snG CosnJy o. N.~ loft
7he PsSpls Of tle Sac q Mar York rrSsssd IL ScHas
eNa Asscsbiy 90 sEao; IS fo!less'
Sec l. Every person. company or assoeiA'ion o"aiAs
or running terry boss 5; or on IN commune
wnh any public ferry from or 10 the cry OF Ne" OK
shsl be- and Is hereby required % provide close ses
asps, hinged a; the bottom and ioldng npWsra 30
that when raised At eht angle 70 the deck Of ne o tae
gste or Cap shs fora barrier Il ess I'VE tees ha al
when let Gown 70 horizontal pos tloa saAI become
bIdge which the passengers snail pass snd teefe
shsll be other way OF going hoard Of or nag
from. any ferry boat than over such bridge.
Sec ANY Individual company association, violA'-
ic any O. the provisions Of TIE ars; section OF hs ae
shah upon conviction, pay Sne Of two hanGrsd snd
fly iolals for ever day he they shall neglect or
reuse or emit 20 provide the gates described IN seetioa
one or 10 close the before Say terry boat shall
lesye the wharf ard 10 keep the SAIL gstes rsset %
ledunti the boa, shsl have been trst made fas; -
The landing place On the opposite SIDE.
seq Z ANY person who stial wilicy break or Iniare
n. v brilre-este 10 ferry ooat a. provided n secoa
one of this set shan upon conviction pay nne O; one
hundred jollars onehaf OF which shall ee.oas 20 the
prosecutor or Re imprisoned one month N ne Al Of
he County in which TIE o3ense may be conmia>i OF
suffer both kne and Imprisonment at the d'ersaoa0+
the Court L.. p a.,
Sec !, shall be and s hereby made the duy o. ias
DIsre, Attorney in the County 10 which an! u ne pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22
Ncw.york Cattle Market. E. March 2l

RsFsnrted The y. Y lFhtnr
For Be-ves the Wsshnsron DTove-i ard 81 To
Az and tith-sf and at Chsmberlsins Hud>pn River
Bull. Head loot Of Robinsoa-st For Cows and Calves
Sheep and Lanlha land s-o for Beesesl Al bn,~nRss
In 6th-st near a-av- and sl-o az Chsmbeusins
AT w.suIScros DROVsY.RD-0fered, 1909 BeeveA
OGo southern snd Western the remainder this staep
Prices well supported quotations. an wees
from 70 "a cents y ~ Tor good retailing anshnes
market TO-DAY hewever closed With rather dull feeling.
very srpsro rsised BY Morris he,chum ESQ., was
sold Thos Devoe ESQ., otJeHerson Market tor about
IAc 4 n.
Ar BEowrISe's LowTR BUILs Hs.0b-ofsred, $50
sheep Al but INa sold from - & Co o. 81 90 Cows
sn6 C.ve--ee offered and ali bat IS cold AZ from go TO
sS5 Extra, Sb.
AT CHIssEsL.rN's (HUpsos RIvEs BULL's HEipl-
a. toS6q!c n N IS Cows and Calves Offered, aud all
cold AZ prices ranging from sLbG s5t u $50 2Ss Sheep
oaered-saIes At from a. 5oG 81 - 70 B 1Sas1 30
ieit over ulsoid