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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07


l. TLRE!SILNG MACHINE, AND ACRE
cultural Implement Moatoc'oyy; Main STREET. Ia
te,c doors betow he Franklin Hotc), LyacAbuyg,
Fbginia-The subscribers have entered into a
copartncrshp under the stye and firm ofCONANT
& WALDRON, for thc purpose of Manufacturing,
in this place, 7obocco Moaids. IVhem Threshing
Machines, and all kinds Of Ag,icaiturm IMPLEMENTS
upon the most approved plans Their facilities for
getting up every thing in the above business, is not
surpassed in this section of the country, having in
their employment experienced workmcn, and using
nod / e but the very best material, together with
the fact that they are practical workmcn themselves
and superintend in person, all work put up in their
shop they therefore eau, with confidence, war
rant all work done BY them, not to be surpassed in
durability, neatness; and exact performances by any
other establishment Of the kind in this section Of
country. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Charges reasonable. All
in want, please give Us a call.
A. w. CONANT,
ap7-3m VIM. WAIDRDN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

THE FUGITIyE SLAVE CASE AT BosToN.
-BosToN, March 30-The grand jury Of
the Z. States District Court, IN their report
given in last evening, found indictments a
gainst all those parties who We're bound O.
yer by commissioner Hallet, for having been
connected with the rescue Of Shadrach, the
fugitive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
micll srcn.

.......u. 1. 80. ~. .,.l. X H.. - i,
ls., mai, 4; y;,g;n;, W. ~. 4; ~.
- y .;.I- Il, :, Il. 7, a. oaa oan ,b., w. u -
W. a.,l, ,l,;s x.rv ,,,h ,h,,,sh I. ooa ooa
IA II = i,,,s,c,, e',..se ~, 800,
q an ORDINARY apb;tn. II 4 only y,,. -
iii. rich u ;ry;,s;,r In. .,,, l,..,,.l -, - ~,
Mcf,.nosh he bax be.n fa,,e,, =, -, ~.
r.v 4; ,,,;r, ~, e,,n,; 4, 4; In - NJ,
worlds face.
H. ri. ,.s,.c, IN, r;,,.., ~, ,-...., s,-,..
has produced have astr.l IN like spirit Grey Of
Js;,~',,,, ~ ar,a,s NJ Ia a'' ~ c,ieans
wsdsworth Of Genesce; Stockton, Of New Jersey
,hs;, ' bal;,. oc ~ III, nase ,n1I aareds IF tboa
sands whose total fortunes were Lee. each than the
p ;~i, 2, one ,s n H., viii, The
suli, md show, too trat with Sigh, exceptions these
'p''nnes nave pen IA Mr.
than nine ont Of ten American n'illionaires began
NE - Peye'fy ana sg Rar.I,,;r s,nan a.
wealth. disgusting from its osten,aiion and shallow
nsssand we a,aohe ans
the arnmc Of rnonleyish liveries content TO leave
The palm Of cutting "a ds.h @ seedlings Of vanity
average, The richest people in tho world In no 9th
er country could m'ilonares lead l'ie OF ha-oe-
in remote corners, whose Golfer. are next to exhaust
less Ameflcah' are aee,'Sea o. aPropensy 70 ais
Of small class IA much ritliculed AT home a. abroad
Americans bear their PROPERTY noD'y and improve
ed they retained the Industry and simplicity of fab-
:, OF most OF our m'lliona'res, we should be gind-
YorEer.
We copy the above. both TO express
our assent in the main. to its conclusions,
and to afford us an opportunity Of correct
ing some gorgeous errors into which the
press has been led in regard to the wealth
Of the erich Virginian" referred TO. And
we may take the occasion too, to say that,
when we first referred TO this subject, we
didit with no view of dragging the name
of Mr.. Hairston before the public, but
simply as an offset, sportively made, to the
boastings of some of the Southern papers
about the wealth of Gen. Tarver, we be-
lieve is his name. We are nat RESPONSE
bic, therefore, for the publicity which has
been given to Mr.. Hairston's name, for
this we studiously suppressed We know
him to be most cstimable, modest, retir
ing gentleman, who seeks no such notori-
ETY. as has thus been recently givenhim; but
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
A,riral Of Daniel JHe5ster-Fsres. &c
Philnlelphia. April 2d. Top. n

The board yard Of Jno. Kelly in Moya-
mensing was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The loss. $1,000, is covered by In
surancs in the Franklin Insurance Compa-
ny.
A man named Matthew Kennedy was
shot in the face last night about 10 miles
from the city, by afeilow named Nathan
Rice. Kennedy was removed to the Hos
pital and his assailant apprehendcd.
Daniel Webster arrived this morning
from Harrisburg and dined with Senator
Cameron at Middletown. Mr. Webster
will leave in the morning for Marshfeld.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

IRooPs AND DISPATCHES FOR THE CAPE
OF Coon HorE-The London Tines Of
the l4th inst. states that the Peninsular and
oriental company's steamboat Singapore
was to leave Southampton the next day,
to take out detachments Of troops and
Government dispatches 70 the Care If
Good Hone
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

A junk is coming from China to the Lon
don exhibition, and two Chinese merchants
have reached Berlin, on their way overland
through Russia. About 5000 season tick
cts had been sold on the 18th. The gale
ries Of the crystal palace have been satisfac-
torily tested
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

We are gratifed to be able to state that
Mr.. Secretary Corwin, who has been pre-
vented by illness for some time past from
attending to business at bis olfce.is sufficient
" improved in health to have been able to
attend Cabinet Council held on Saturday
last.-Repa5lic Apya Isl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

TARIFF.-This puzzling name is derived
from the town of Tarifa, at the mouth of the
Struts of Gibraltar. 1t was the LIST stro,.,.
hold which the MSors disputed with the
= mis- ms; and when the former held pos
session Of both the pillars Of Hercules, it
was here that they levied contributions for
vessels entering the Mediterranean, whence
the generic Names. Press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
DRY GOODS.
"A PRIZE Z. Ia5l.--fEonGf Nj nIIcK.

N M1 - HSDI.-V11sVHTI7 ~. HHCk-l
IN Err, LtscHBUFG. Va. Dcater II French and
Sco,ch Embru5icrlss, Lace Goods. SILKS, Ra5bcps
&c. ye.--RcsPertfuIly informs The fxpEs II
Lyuchburg and the surrounding eountry thai he /.
receiving and opening splendid stock IL
French, English Scotch, German. Swi.s and India
Goods embracing probably the greatest variety a
really fine fashionable aud useful goods. that has
been ofiercd in this market fer many ycars. No 81.
fort was wanting IN getting up this stock 70 make Il
truly attractive. aud the bore is entertained thus
The expectations of al who will be kind enough i,
examine the assortment for themselves. will be f,l.
~ realized. Il shall be the aim of this establish
mcnt to sell every article as low "a Il can be bought
and many goods lower All persons wanting goods
viii iiud it no doubt to ,licr intciost 10 call.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
Boston. ApriI 2P. M.

'1O9tUH' HPIIi TT.
Mdssachusetts Senatorial Election-The
goth ballot for U. S. Senator has just been
announced, and Sumner lacks II votes of
an election. After protracted discussion
the election has been laid over for weeks,
Mr.. Stone, Democrat, declared during the
debate that the coalition had now termina-
ted
Richard X. Churchill, of Georgetown,
Dc has sued the proprietors of the Com
monwealth newspaper for libel, and has
laid the damages at $4,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
rayn Numbers.

Drawn Numbers.
Sussex Lou. Glass 20.
80 90 IL 6s ~ 10 81 4 SIS 10 90 ~ S
Nos. 20 80 IS $50
Half 20 500
SRsaEr Extra, Glass 30.
81 rs Is 6G Ga % AZ IL 81 - 40 - "a
Mosoagaiia, Class &c.
81 GO 50 | 81 6 36 10 65 IS 81
Dcidrdre, Class. IA.
Is 10 81 = 8 - Is 10 &c 10 &C 8
Nos. 3 36 $500
Dclamare Extra. Glars 40
81 II 20 so 81 81 AZ So 80
Nos. IL IL 81 $40
MoaoRgalia, Class ~.
~ "a % ~ 81 36 l6 50 80 81 > 40 30
Dame Fortune Is unremit,ing in her bestowals a,
the Truly Lucky aud renowned office Of
npi 3-It A r. WIIlTrENID Id
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Baltimore, April 2.

The burden train of cars from Balti-
more, at seven o'clock this morning,
while attempting to cross the bridge over
Black river seven miles from the city,
broke through the bridge; some FIVE or six
Of the cars were very badly broker ;two Of
them with the locomotive, fell through into
the water; fortunately no personal injury
was done. The nine o'clock train, with
the mails and passengers for Philadelphia,
was obliged TO return, Both were taken
on the boat which left Baltimore at IL o.
clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
EORGE N. RUCKER. pEdLrR

~ an IreEeA aud Soo'ch Embrotis7frs. ysacs G,edi
SINS, Ribbons. Ne. Ac.--ArRiL =, ls5I.--The
following comprscs portion Of the beautiful stock
now being received aud opened
French worked collars, enPes, sleeves. cuffs aud
hank'is,
Scotch do Z"
French printed bera-cs and bcrnrc do laine.,
Fink, blue, green straw mode AID black brrs,rn.
do do Ito salmon do orange, Hack, aad
black mouslins.
Beautiful grenadines and frcuc, oreansiies.
French chintx mnsns and single colour incconct.,
English, Scotch, md American printed lawns,
English, Scotch French, and American eingi,ama,
China ginghnn lawns, very beautiful and now.
French chaHbra;s-English ditto,
Black and white French ,aceoncts; ditto organizes.
Second mourning French incconcts pnd bcages,
Sohd linen instrcs for travelling dresses,
bite bcragcs and mousns. French dotted aud f.
ured nuslias. white. pink. blue, Frren aud lilac.
for drcsscs--blk md white lace n,antias.
Bonnet neck, cuff, sack and cap ribbons, &c. SC.
np S-itf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

The Boston Post very pithily says:
1t is stated that Shadrack hedto Canada,
and has arrived upon that soil where a
slave cannot breathe-as it is reported that
the fugitives in that province are starving
and perishmg to death"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
Just sO-Exactly-Al1 Explained at

Mr.. Al. Davis, in his work entitled
The Philosophy Of Spiritual intercourse"
we are told thus lays open the mystery
which has heretofore envcloped some Of
the "spirits" in Rochester and elsewhere:
IL now proceed to explain how spirits
can move table or other inorganic sub
stances: A spirit. without possessing any
of the grossness Of the earthly form, is yet
organized inits principles and functions
precisely as we are in this life; and when
it, spirit, desires to move table, (by way
of manifesting its nearness,) it concentrates
its own magnetic and powerful elements
so as to take hold, as it were of the magnc-
tism of the atmosphere. In like manner
this atrnospherical magnetism takes hold
of the electricity of the air, and the latter
is then concentrated upon the article which
it is the spirits design to move. Atmos.
pherical magnetism and electricity are,
therefore, the nerres and Muscles which
spirits employ when manifesting their pres
ence to the material sense Of believing as
well as skeptical individuals. Hence when
"rappings" are heard, and when it is GER
tam that no mschevous or designing per-
son is producing them by way of imita-
ton, then ii is perfectly reasonable to con-
clude, as has been hitherto explained that a
friendly spirit from the spirit-land is pro-
ducing electrical rolling conclusions upon
some material substance, through the
intermediate agencies Of terrestrial magne-
tism and electricity. The naodus operandi
Of these phenomena | design not now to
detail; because, at present, it is deemed
sufficient for mankind to KNOW that 1t is
both naturally and philosophically posi-
BILE for spirits to approach and influence
heavy and gross bodies Of matter"
After such lucid exposition, no one
can possibly be at loss to account for
these maniiestations-provided they under-
stand it.-RepuJiic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
7 TNEN GoODs-APRaL !, 1881.

- GEORGE NJ. RuCHER, has just received
81. 1914, aud Ie-i linen shrctings.
81, and 10 5rlendid blcachcd table 1nmask,.
81 bro table do
rs and IA Irish linens assorted grpdc-.
SIS by 5-S and So " "a daniusk napkins.
Damask doylcrs and towels.
9s and Sd pillow linens,
AiursciIles quilts and curnn mushna,
Dumask morecns aud turkey muslins for curtains,
Gilt window corniccs, curtain bands.
Rosettes, wor ted loop and tas.lcs, Sc SC.
mn y-ittf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

At a meeting of the Micajah Pcndeton Division
No 40, of Sons Of Temperance, held, on the 29th
day of March, 1851 nj Elk Union Church, Amherst,
Bro, BENZ 7. Walker chairman Of the committee
appointed for that purpose. reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
Whereas Archibald b. Megginson, was one oftho
petitioners for the charter of this Division and pre-
vious to the day which it instituted it pleas
ed Almighty God remove him by death and where
he had manifested in his life that he was not only
a friend of Temperance, but'a devoted husband, a
kind Father and good neighbour;
Therefore, Resolved, That this Division sincerely
laments the sudden death of A. d. Megginson, late
OF the county Of Amherst and condoes with his fam
lily at their severe and irreparablc loss.
Reso'red, That a copy of the foregoing preamble
and resolution be entered of record with the proceed
ings of this Division, and forwarded to the family of
the deceased, und the Lynchburg Virginian for pub
LEGATION. ALEXANDER MUNDY. w. p.
JOHN j. DILLARD r. s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
M THE LATEST fTAsHIONA.

LNERY GOODS.-Thc subscriber has Just re-
ceivcd from the North portion Of her Spring and
Summer Millinery Good, consisting of SUI and
Strac Bonncts, Eorers Ribbons, Saks SC, to which
she begs leave call the attention of the Ladies of
Lynchbarg and the surrounding country.
apl-wiw JANE SIMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

Il l. TlON.--On Saturday morning, 18th inst, nj
10 o'clock, in front Of the Market we will sell
without reserve,
IL first rate Cart Horses
Is Carts and Harness
. large Flows
two horse Wagon, nearly new.
The above Horses and Carts belong to the esS
tate Of Thomas Barr, decd, and worked by him
on the Va and Tenn. Railroad. The horses arc in
good condition. and several Of them very valuable
Terms nt sale. Sale conducted by
MOSBY e. HOLCOMBE.
np ~ s. @. HIRE Ahn,ir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

GENERAL CASA THE PRESIDENCY
The Galveston Journal says that gentle
man of Indianola, Texas, has received
letter from Gen. Cass. in which he says he
'.will bea candidate for the Presidency, at
the ensuing election, il he should be nom
mated by the National Convention Of the
Democratic party" The letter is of re
cent date.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
,2FRESHDRUGs, MEDICINES,

I'D Painfs. OHs Dye-SfnNs, Brushes, Pol1 No
IA MES, Dressing and Fine Combs Pcrtumery,
Fancy Arficles, &c. lSc.-The subscriber has Just
received his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines,
&c, comprising an unusually large and complete
assortment, selected by himself with great care
purchased at unusually low prices, and of very
pcrinr nnnlify viz:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

Lard, or lard oil is an antidote for the
poison, OF strichnine, nux-vomica, or any
poisonous effects Of wild cherry, or the
peach tree, fox glove, or the deadly night
shade.-IJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RicHaoND, April a.
BEEF CATrLr-iScale reigh'-s2 so to 81 IS.
Hoes Net So so, and in brisk demand at quo
tations.
SHErr-Net, 81 5Oa3 so per head price vary
ing according To quality--supplya ample.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
TOBACCO AGENCY

i ne subscribers have associated themselves
under the firm ofDUDLEY g. COMPTON, for the
purpose of conducting Commission Bns;asss in the
city OF Cincinnati, and respectfully solicit consgn-
menis OF MANUFACTURED 1'obaoco. b; strict stten-
ton to the interests Of those who may patronize
then they hope to receive and merit liberal sup
port The usual advance made on consignments.
JOHN w. DUDLEY, of Lynchbdrg, Va
WIN. A. COMPTON, Of Cinciniiati.
Nov Il-6mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

Young children often do wrong merely
from immaturity of their reason, or from a
mistaken principle; and whenthisis thecase,
they should be tenderly reproved and pa
tiently shown their error.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
TO ti,a Volunteers of yir.iu;a,

The Undersigned, by command Of the
chairman of the Military Committee, APP
pointed by the Convention held in this city,
in October last, takes pleasure in announc-
ing 10 the Volunteers of Virginia that the
Legislature has just passed, by handsome
inajoritics in each House, law which takes
effect from its passage, cvcmpting active
members Of uniformed Volunteer Compa-
MES from all jury duty except on grand
.jurics, and requiring commandants to mott
fy the Sheriff when members do not per-
form their duty.
The minimum number of companies is
reduced to 35, with "a captain and two
licutcnants; the latter to be increased when
the company amounts to As, and another,
when it reaches the maximum, by applica-
hon to ,heGovernor. This provision does
not affect the present organization of com
panics The sum of fifty dollars is to be
allowed to each uniformed company, out
Of the fund arising from members Of the
militia, committing the mustcrs now re-
quired by law, by the payment of the sum
of seventy-6ve cents, before the first mus
ter in each year to the Sheriff, taking his
receipt for the .samc-whi,h the clerk Of
the regiment is required to make return
OF to the Auditors office.
The new law authorizes regimcntalor-
ganization Of Volunteers, when companies
that number 400 men make application
Cavalry and Artillery are allowedto be at
,ached, as they are now, to the Militia re-
ciments.
The object of the Military Convention
having now been so triumphantly success
full. | bid the gallant Volunteers Of Virgin
ia adieu, knowing that, when called upon,
the motto viii ever be "Scmper Paratas.
have the honor to remain,
your ob't servant,
PEYTON JOHNSON, Secretary
OF the Military Committee.
Richmond, Apl. LIST.
p. S.-All Volunteer Companies who
wish to form themselves into Regiment
viii forward Immediately to Adjutant Gen
eral Richardson, the roll of the active MEM
bers Of their respective Companies.
All the Editors of the newspapers in
the State are requested to publish, and no
ticc for the benefit OF the militia, that by
their paying 75 cents, before the first mus
ter in the year, they are exempt from all
mustcrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

NAN IRON MORE
xGALLAGHER, Coyner II Ridge Rood and
~ DAD Street. Phaodehso; would cali the attention
81 rchasers 10 their elegant assortment Of Wrought
and Cast Iron Railing for CemeteIes Balconies, Ter
ond0s- Railing FOR Churches. Public and Private
buildings, Public Squares. &c. together with all
kinds Of PLAIN and Ornamental Iron work
MORE & GALLAGHER'SB Book oforjeinal De.
signs Containing the best seleetion1f Designs that
haseyer been issued, will be sent any person who
may VISA to make selection. March 3-3m-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
Paints.
Lamp Oil.

Common and very supe- A large assortment of
rior Spirit Gas Lamps of
Spirit Gas, safe and Brass and Glass
cheap substitute for Cemphine and
candles Camphine Lamps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.

- ALE VI ALlA BILE Nc H. n II hs~
- TATE, SLf YES, HOUSEHOLU fLrR-
NII'URE, 3e.--The subscriber designing to
change his residence, will offer for sale at public
auction Tuesday, The 18th day OF April, the
pleasant and desirable premises, which he now oc
cupies. An extended description is unncecssp =,
as all who wish TO purchase, invited to ,iue
for themselves previous to the day OF sale II !, mo-,
often that property desirable is in mar tt: ,bc
lot contains acres, with large yard, Ii eblv III.
proved, containing n collection Of rare nj b,,,,
fnl hardy plants, and flowers, gardeDs II, 4 b;ol
state Of cultivation, with choice fru q, str,,h
rics, raspberries, asparagus beds, z be- The rr.i
dcnce and outbuildings. consisting of nret Kitcb
en-, Smoke House, Stable, Ca;rie ce Homo. Wood
House, &c, nre nenrly new, nnd II a GOOD stote a
preservation There Is II a Iot n ueyer-G,;lioo
well OF the purcst winter, and al imprpyrnenta ~,
cessary for the comfort ond convenience of fsmiIv
will also sell at tic anne time and t,laco. II,
Servants, to wit; won ,an, with three children
who IS good cook, W. ishcr and ironer. n woman
VINO IL an excellent he servant and aoinpsircss
and likely man. $50 my Household and Kitchen
7 furniture, cowistiD of the usunl variety
The terms viii be liberal, and made known on
day Of sale no " Dtrnrrv
mar 3l-iI5A, III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

The London Standard says that Mr.
Chatfeld for many years British Consul
General for Central America. has been re-
calicd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
Philadelphia, April 4

i111''N3e1 I'1IIh, = PITT II
The walls of the Assembly buildings
fell to day, burying beneath them three la
dies, who were passing at the time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

ARTISTS Pencils,
Gold Pens with Pencils, Gold Pencils.
Which he offers to his customers and the public
generally at very low prices, and in quantities to
suit. ID. r. LYMAN. Bank Square
mar 2r-lmif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
GEORGE M. RUCKER. DrALER

= EEI,N 'IfVdFf FIHtfpf9ffftN ~" T."tff.-~
ArrIr 1851 --Respco fully begs the attention Of
the Ladica 10 s vcry heavy stock &c rich ana rle.
gaut SILK GOODS
% inch bhck gro dc rhine.
80 elo do do q do
- do do do " do
- do do do
u do India rolled Siiki
Z do do do Satin.
sc do satin de Chine.
: Gucy checked rolled Indin SILKS.
u fun boiled Lyons striped glaco do
~ do do do do do do
26 rich brocadcs
.. do Cinema (vc,y beautifully do
~ embroidered do
Dana.k and brocadc second mourning do
Whitel 'rocade, do
White Pinh, blue and 9trnw cold g.aco do
--Itif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
AUCTION SALES.
ELOWERS ATAUcTyON

l. morning. at IL o'clock we will sell at Auc-
ton, in front Of the Market House, n fine nssort-
ment Of Roses. Vcrbcnnas. Cactus, Carnations, sc.
&c, d close the lot on hand from Mr.. A. b. Aber-
nethy Of Richmond. MOSBN & 1IOLCOMBE,
mp Tilt Aurtinnrcrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

Rhode Island Elcctions.-The Rhode
Island Elections have resulted in the choice
Of Philip Allen (Dem.) for Governor, by
about 600 majority, and George G. King
(Whig) and Benjamin b. Thurston Dem
craft for Congress-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

VIRGINIA DIsTANcED-We are obhg-
ed to knock under to Indianain the spread
Of ignorance. While we can only boast a
standing army of $4,000 adults IN Virgin
ia who cannot read or write, the young
State Of Indiana has 175,Ol7 persons over
2l years Of age in the same interesting sit
uatlon. Some hope for Old Virginia yet.
-LeaeisJurg Chronicle.