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per cent extra.
$500 Admission fee will be charged in addi
ton to the above the FIRST year, and must be paid
at the time of application, and the first years de-
posite within thirty days.
MeGREG OR & PARKER, Gen. Agents.
nsrThe undersigned General Agents for the
.Iecltanics Mutual Benefit association prepar-
ed 10 appoint Agents through the State Of Iowa.
Persons wishing to act for the above good and SOL
vent Company. will address the undersigned.
McGREGOR 4 PARKER,
Gen'l Agents for the State of Iowa.
Office Main Street, Davenport.
April Sd, 1851.
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j d aS ~ s.

spratt's paten, Lightning Rod, for which he
IS sole Agent, and will pay particular attention
10 putting up in the most approved style.
Orders from the country punctually attended
to. THOs. V. BLAKEMORE, Jr.
Sign Of the big Coffee Pot, Main St. near Sec
ond, Davenport, lowe.
N. b. Cash paid for old Copper, Brass, Lead
and Talow. June &c, 1851.
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4 EGog. la FAYETTE PARKER
rl'GREGOss d PARK EEs,
VALUABLE gSAEEiEs POW ESs
FOR SALE.

One fourth dorn, tic balance IL one tro
and three gears.
YyIIIS water power is favorabIy situated in
l. Scott county in an excellent grain growing
district and is capable Of driving almost any
amount Of machinery, there is attached and be-
longing to said Water Power twenty acres OF
land and more can be obtained il dasired.
For further particulars apply to MeGREGOR
e. PARKER June 10Th 1851.
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INSURE YOUR HEALTH.
Ia health prouidc for sickness.
Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association

SrRINGFlELn, Mass, AND CLEVELAND, @.
.4ccun,ulafea Cash Capiia', $4,000
Guaranty Capital, $4,000
fgyHIs Association has formed branch in the City
i of Cleveland, and appointed the undersigned Gen
eral Agents for the State of Iowa. The Cleve-
land branch is in measure, distinct organiza-
ton for the west. All funds received at the office
for the west will be invested there, ami all claims
for benefits will be promptly paid. A person by
he payment of the following Annual Rates, will
be entitled TO meci}y Beneft during he. Should
he be disabled by sickness or accident from at
tending to his ordinary business or occupation.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS
MAKING,

Mrs. Wo0LLEY respectfully informs the
Nl Ladies of Davenport and vicinity that she
has opened a Shop on Second Street, nearly op-
poste the Post Office.
EenEets and Caps ready made and ma
terials and trimmings Of the best quality on
hand. Bleaching, altering and all branchas OF
the business. Dresses made in the latest style.
Davenport, June Goth, 1851. 423m
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TAKE NOTICE.

MY wife, Hester Elvira Tu,tle, has lelt nv
INl bed and board without just cause or provo
cation, thisis therefore to warn all persons from
trusting her on my account, as will nav no
debts oil her contracting.
QUINCY ADAMS TuTTLE.
Rockingham, Scott co., June 10. IC5t.-4I-3t
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NEW BOOKS!

A C0LL.FC F!ON Of Miscellaneous Books.
"A among them some very desirable works.
also Stationery, may be found on sale unusually
low at the store OF A. SANDERS,
Post Office Building.
Davenport, Iune l9lh
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NOVICE

is hereby gwen, that have this day filed in,
l. he office Of The Clerk OF the Board OF Com
,nissioners Of Scott coonty, my Assessment list
for 1891.
An persons feeling themselves aggrieved by
such Assessment, and desiring an abatement
thereof, must appear before the Board of Conn
missiohers on the first Monday OF July next, and
make application ter the same.
HARVEY LEONARD, Asse ssor.
GY W RARR0WS, y. pt Assessor.
Davenport, unp tath, 1851. 4l-gsy
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Va N1tcpSAf w I'll pC 81 Ia
ice as dead letters.
Leeman Mrs
Lowry Robert
nj
Metzgcr John
Morris Wm ]
Meshatt Charles
Morgan r r
Marion Dir
Mcdonald Thomas
Mcdonald Mr..
Morchouse Capt. d B
Melley Mary Miss
Martin James
Martin Mrs Mary Q
Morris Mrs Mary 2
McMurr) L G
Murdoch Robert Q
Mcdonald George
Miller Miss Lucinda
Marsh William N
Maccr John George
Nugant William 3
Newhirk Isaac
!. Mason James
Need Hunt
Neagle William
Organ John
Owens John
Orr James B
p
Fearce Mrs Mary
Pearce Mary S
pearce Miss Mary
Pearce Mr Charles
Porter Miss Sarah Ann
Price John
Palmer Robert
Pendergert Patrick
Parker ID i
Pattison Lewis
Plat Joseph
Philepps William Q
james Parlin or
Patrick u'Conner 9
Reed John e 9
Rico John G.
Rowan Matthew
Rodgers Mks Mary J
Raridon George NJ
Reynolds Joseph
Shooma ker ] or Cyrus
Smith Mrs Ellen
Smith Mrs
Scnter Mary
sedoris George
Scandveth Miles G
Simson Il w
Stoekla George II
Spear James
Smith jeremiah
SuIavcn Patrick
Shepard George
Scailan Sames
Savin James B
Savin William 9
Singleton James II J
II
Thomas Robert ] NJ D
u
Underhill DR. Samuel
V
Vansant James NJ
w
Wierum John
Wagner z
Weaver Lewis
wood i homas
Nineman Valentine
Weslfail J NJ
w ebbcr Mrs Alice A
W estover Mr. John
Wheeler Mrs. N Fl 2
ove letters are called 70,
vertised or they may no
c. ELDRIDGE, P. M.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

READY n kIbE CEOTlsENG,
Which lie will Sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
His stock consists in part of COATS, line
black, blue, and brown, drab aud grey Sack and
Frock Goats. 10. Alpaca Croton Coitonade,
Linen Check, Chintg.
PANTALOONS,c every style and color, black,
brown, green, yellow and figured Cassimers, do.
do Sat.net, Alpaca Linen, &c. &c:
VESTS, black Silks, figured and plain, Satins
do. Alpaca, worsied linen, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS, fine linen bosomed
Shirts, check, elrckory, calico, cotton under
shirts, suspenders, silk neck and pocket hand
kerchiels; do. silk neck ties-coton hose,
trunks, Carpet Bags.
HATS, fashionable Silk Mole Skin, from
200 up to $3.50 Panama, Palm Leaf; Straw
China pearl, Brush Wool, Angola, Fur.
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Building Lots for Sale.

yyTE have for sale SO acros of choice Land,
w half mile from town of Davenports
which we will sell in Lots to suit purchasers.
IAN 3oth COOK g. SARGENT.
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Black French twilled Cloth, plain do. Blue,
green, brown, drab, mulberry, cassimers, black
Skin, plain DO. Fancy mixed grey; brown,
white drillir q, yestings, black figured aud plain
Satin, Brown do. Buff and White Marseilles
Cashmere do. All of which will be sold by the
yard OF piece low, or made up to order in the
most fashionable Styles, and a good fit gaaran-
,eed in all cases
JOHN JORDAN.
D,ua,nort Nay o2d. 1851
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q NTH has .Woaseliiie DE Laines "a BIr''
y yard, at his Variety Store Cd and Brady ST
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EaOEgE LEGEaE!

Davenport, Nay 22d, 1851.
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When any Of the above letters are called fo
please say they are advertised or they may no
bc looked for. D. c. ELDRIDGE, p. M.
Davenport, July 3D., 1851.
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f@ &c.,
CANAL OPEN FROM LYNCH
" HlRl. TO KIrCNAHAN.

7hr1ugh TO fysc9Larg III ID hours-FARr 80 so
Through TO Letiagtonm T~o Days-FARE 5 90
1Hroreh 10 Bnchan0nm Two Days-FAEE 5 90
Our Packet Boats leave Richmond for Lynch.
burg daily. usual. Mt 2. NJ, Sunday excepted
aud arrive there in "a hours.
Passengers by Tuesdays, Thursday and Sntur-
day's Boats connect in Iynchhurg with the boat.
for Buchanan, and arrive 6 J.. NJ, md with the
Stage Line at North River and aeriae in Lexington
at 5 F. NJ.
The traveller can now with economy and com
fort survey the most beautiful sccscry in the Noun
tains Of Virginia. The view at Balcony Falls,
where the James River passes through the Blue
Ridge, is in itsefa sufficient nd1cemcnt for pa
sengers 10 take this lnc, and the whole rouic a.
bove Lynchhgrg, at any bend Of the james, pre-
scnts "A combination of River and Mountain Scene
ry unsurpassed in my country.
The distance from the North River to the Nu,u-
raj Bridge is only miles.
Retarnipg-Lcaye buchanan ~ A. NJ. and
Lexington ut A. NJ. Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday, and arrive in Lynchhurg at =. NJ.
Below see card between Richmond and Lynch
burg. for fare and hours Of arrival
Leare R,clmond Daily, crcept Sunday, at 6 r. NJ
ARRIVE AT TINE r.ny
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to start from the extreme eud Of the road.
with \ full load, and another with small
portion of a load, to be completed by ad-
ding on car at each Depot as it passes
In each case the locomotive and the men
employed would be the same and the on
ly items of expense incurred by the first
engine in addition to that sustained by the
other, would be small amount of fuel
and oil, and the wear and tear due to each
additional car, for the increased distance
it had to run. And lastly, the tonnage
over the shorter distances to reach market
will bear a much higher rate of charge
per mile. Than that which had to be trans
ported over the longer distance.
1t should be borne in mind that the great
staples Of the country. traversed by this
road, must be meat and bread siuffs. In
regulating the charges on these items, care
must be taken that they should be allowed
to meet the productions Of other parts Of
the United States, on an equal footing in
foreign markets. They must leave the
capes of Virginia, with no greater transit
charges on them, than have TO be borne by
the same articles. leaving the harbors of
Boston and New York. This ran be
doae. Nor is this all, the gram OF South
Western Virginia. must meet that which
is shipped from the ports on tie Baltic in
the markets of England. For unless these
articles can be exported, the supply would
soon outstrip the demand. Hence the
necessity for charging low freights on them
and thus bringing them into all foreign
markets, on an equal footing with the pro-
auctions Of other food exporting countries.
With these reflections, tariff offreighrs
on the leading articles Of commerce is sub
miied 1t is believed that every item in
this tariff will be reduced at an early day,
and by adopting il, the public will only
have an assurance that these rates will not
be exceeded It's believed that this assn
rance will have good effect, as many do
not believe that such low rates will be a.
dopted, and require this tangible evidence
Of the fact.
AL which is respectfully submitted,
CHS. L. NJ GARNETT,
Chief Engineer
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For Mr.. Erans-Messrs. Brooks, Chan
der. Morehead, and Bowie.
For Mr.. Bocock.-Messrs. Burt, Col
cock. Woodward, and Aiken.
For Mr.. Bonie-Mr.J. p. Caldwell.
For Mr.. Outlap.-Mr- Clingman.
For Mr.. Gentry.--Messrs Evans, Wat
kins, and Walsh.
For Mr.. HiHyty.-Messrs. A. H. Ste
phens. and Toombs.
For Mr.. CabeH.-Mr. Outlaw.
For Mr. Ashe.-Mr. Orr.
For Mr.. AHison.-Mr. Themas M.
Howe
For Mr.. Tayzor-Messrs Ewing Gray,
II. Marshall, Stsnly, Ward, and Addison
White
For Mr.. Meacdam.-Mr. Thaddeus Ste
vens.
For Mr.. p. King-Mr. Townshend.
For Mr.. George W. Joncs.-Mr. Alex
andcr White:
Mr.. Boyd having received majority Of
all the votes cast, was declared duly elect.
cd Speaker of the Thirty second Congress.
The Speaker was then conducted to the
Chair by Messrs. Disney and Stanly, and
was sworn by Mr.. Giddings. being the old
est member of the House. He them in a
neat speech, returned thanks for theconf-
dence with which he had been honored,
and accepted the situation to which he had
been elevated, with fixed determination
to promote the ends for which they were
assembled, in manner agreeble to them
selves and advantageous to their common
country.
Resolutions were then passed for rotify-
ing the President and Senate that the
House was organized; after which the
choice Of Clerk was proceeded with,
which resulted in the choice of Mr.. For
ney, who had l29 votes, Mr.. Walker ~,
and there were more scattering.
When the motion was made to continue
the rules as hitherto in force Mr.. Giddings
moved an amendment, that the subject
be referred to a committee to amend the
same, pursuant to petition from his con.
s,ituents to that effect. The "previous'
question being subsequently carried. tn,
original motion was put, and the former
rules adopted.
Messrs. Glossbrenner, as Sargean;-at
Arms; Mchnew, as Doorkeepor, and J ohm
son, as Postmaster, were then nominated
and unanimously elected TO fill those sta
tons.
The House then adjourned till to-mor
row at IL O'Clock.
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A TrKACTlONS GNPRECE .

"A DENTED.-We are new receiving n .r~r-
signmept OF Gold and Slrer Matches, J~xN
Fancy Goods..sc,~Seo cen=i-ing IN pat d. f.p.u~se
Sold and silver ws,chcs, all kinds.
Ear andfager rings, breast pima 90
Fob, rest. and eoard chains
AZ Pencils, pens, studs, &c &c.
Silver pencil cases. various kinds,
g Hair combs Ne. SC.
FANCY GOODS, consisting in part of
Dressing aud aide c.nlr- an kinds,
Ladies Gum Elastic Carriers. thisphlcs 10.
Tran-pGcpt and cosmetic s.aps,
Tapestry. and Brussels. Bag. and SmtTss1a
Hooks aud csee, boo, laees. suspend-ra,
Ok marrow. haif oil. perfumes,
Spool Ccti.n,
Razor rtrop-. pcrcussioaenps. Sc. 80.
tE-Or winter Might Sales will eammcncc -
Thursday night the 3gtl INIT. and continue during
the winter, every Thar-des and Friit, night With
out any interruption. Goods spen during the dpy
Tor nSpco,an and viii be sold low At private snlc
We respectfully invite the attention Of tho public
To the stock on hred. 10 which we will he rccciv-
ing additions weekly during tho winter months. at
cns@imc,c4, cloths, contines pantnloon stufs, SO.
Our daily -ales vii be rs usual, on Tue.Jnya
Thursdays and Sdturiaye.
~ Liberal advances elways made IN con,irs
ucnfs. MoSBN 4 IIOLCDNBE
Oct S0-tsif Aucts aud Com Mcr.
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EXCHANGES.


Roper ederPrcssiy fer The Lyhchhnrg Isrfsi,.ian.
pom THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. Dtc. 4rn. 1851
ouAcoo-Onrhreaks are very -nia with no change
IN prices. We quote Luss at ~ 80 to
81 81 common Lcars4 ~ to s. 80
good - 75to 81. New loose is arriving
pretty freely for the season, and sells from
5 81 10 s6, as in qualify.
BAcoN.-Stock very bgh, bat holders anxious Il
sell nj reduced prices. Sides i0nl0ic.
Strips i0al0ic.; Shoulders sla9c.
BUrrnH.-alarkct about the same Common 0,
l2c. Good lial7c.
BEEswAx.-23a2i cts.
Corros YaRss.-l7aLs cts.
Corrrr.-Rio9aoir.; Lasmra 9sdssc.; Java 1aia
l3c.
CASpLrs-Tallcw lolnl14c; IIuli's pnrcnt bal DC
Sperm i5a5oc; A'lamantinc 2ia33c.
FLouR.-No change, except perhaps better feeling.
Continues 10 come in slowly, but the lie
mand is light. Sales 1T - slias3 s7l
on bnsn for Richmond-$3sn$3 93i fo
Scottsvic.
FEAruFns.--3GIa37 ic.
TIsu.-Nn. i Mackcre $lI; No. . $40; No. =
s5asl. Family Roe llerrings sG1u7
Half barrels Woods' No. |. s3anA.
GUASo.-Supply good. Peru, ian I Inty per tor
$4,000.
LEarHrR.-Good heavy w'ilh's l3Iaii; light
lJi damaged l25nii.
LAnD.-Barrcls 93al0r.; kcgs l0Inllc.
MoLAssEs.-Cuba common Iyn22c.; New Orleans
33a35.
fLAsTER,-Lump sll basin; sal wharf Supply
small and VIII be higher.
RicE.-3}a4l.
SALr.-Salcs at sl.i0u&l.5Jc. on basin.
SuGAns.-P. Rico 6n7; n. q. GuGs Loaf DAB !:
Crushed sin9r.
SrEr1~--Americau Bistercd ja54.
WHrAr.--l'rimo White soc; Red 75c.
C@Hv--65 cts. per bu-hcI.
CoHS MrAL-7Jc. per bushcl.
WooL.--Therc have been nrrc sales In the rn.i
week, and the market cleared Of all dc-ir-
nble parcels at 3oa3ic for wished, aud n
\ less for unwn>hcd
-.
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~, STOVES. TIN, COPPER and


"a dEON AANtFAI7ORY-M
~ a. AGREE, ku nnrie oip sTASD, iGyia
Sfrret, Lyachbu,g, w.
The undersigned would rcspccsiIly inform ne
public, that one al their concern hns iu-t rturncA
from the NORTH where they bnsc p,r.l,pscd for tho
trade 81 dlH'r place every description s.f sosi md
" and St9gcs, amongst heh ths Gutter ihemsels"s
III be found many patterns of faror. Church, Of
flee, Store and Cooking Stoves. which will COM
pare iavorably with my offered in hi. sty Other
market.
They continue 10 give attention 10 Gotrripg nnl
GUftfying Hon'e1. So. They keep constantly IN
hand all kinds Of Roofing Mhfcrinlr. aud ARE pre-
pared 10 execute work Of tint Kind the up
proved plrns and etth thsuntcb.
They have reccDtly enlarged IND improved 1bri~
facilities f,r The manufacture Of TIN, fFIPPER
Lon ami /iac narc. md mile 10 offer il duc.-
rnent-, either BY rctnil 10 N.rrinut- procuring
supplies for the retail country trnic.
We invite m examination ~ ,rir stock which u
very large. and embracing great variety Of i,ousc-
keeping nrticles Too tcdtn- To eisineasic.
I,,ma 1cry hbcynl. Cab viii IL q,aid fr III
Pc"t"F, will take il IL exchange Er my arfi-
inclc line MURRILL & AGREE
Oct. gD--tsG
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TO THE PUnLIC.-IN oapgRTHAT

u our friends aud customers mny hive the nd
vantage Of selecting from well escorted STOCK We
have added, by recent purchases IL the North. RI
cites, rnony ne~ and handsome Goo.l. making up
cofarlsse ASSESSMENT, which We will sell cost, md
the expenses 81 selling sddrd-
A. hitherto, viii contiuue to sch nh our Oh
stock NJ cost. and in many instances below. and
much below cost.
We ask for continuation Of the fayors which
have been so beautifully bestowed upon by our
friends dnriDg the last several months and Pro'nas
them, that time before, has il been in nur oS
~ ~ scr,e tbcnn i. ,,cI liz IN call md look fS
themselves. MEEM a. hhA in't''
Nav C-ts;f
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HENRY LANE, Attorney ~ Law

i Il VIII practice bis profession ia the vnrimi-
conris Of Pmrick. Henry, Floyd Carroll and
Franklin counties.
REFERENCES:
John ,. Purvis. Lyach5nrg IA.
Purcell Iadd & Co., and Wadsworth Turner
& CO.. RicL,ond, Ia.
Dallnm, Miller & Shpc. baltimore, Nd
james G. NOR, Pat,Ieh Corn,y.
He will also intend to the oolectiun ,f chin. in
Rockingham, Stokes and isnrry counties, IN North
Carolina.
~ AppnEss-f'atyiek Con,t-Housc Va.
n.c Q-Cn,;f
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CEILING OFF, SELLING OrF

- nj C'J0 FUH CANTT 10 close husInrsr-
Our entire stock Of Staple md Fancy Dry Goods,
Shoes Hat, Gaps, Boots, Trunks. II rnr, i, hnr.
pens forso very large stock 81 dc.r.i L. Goods 10
be thrown Op,a the marked M such unprecedented
" low prices. The public and M rrre invitrd q
call md supply tbcmsclrcs with Goods 81 Cost.
Ger 2--ifis MEM e. GWATKIN
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TT,O The Planters or Virginia q nd

u sNo,M CaroJino.-FlilENDSW WAREHOUSE
HuTing been rcinodcled and rebuilt entirely anew,
two stories high, and srpa-sod By any house il
the State, Is in complete order for she rtdeI-
ton and safe keeping Of Tobacco. The attentive
inspectors, Mcssrs. Wade aud Haynes, arc ever at
their posts, to attend to their customers in die
charge Of their duty. Please examine 1t and give
ii share Of your patronage
fETER DUDLEY,
Dec s-wif3m Agent for the Proprictors.
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For Clerk Of Circuit Court.

t9'@ We are requested to announce ALFRED
3. REID n candidate for the Office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Campbell county.
Nt~ IT-itts
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I EWIs HILL, s.ock-BrsAcr q

- GENERAL AGENT, buys and sclI~ Storks
On commission, rents out Houses apd hires out Ne
grocs.
lie hn' for sale - 900 of Richmond City Bnde
300 Virginin State Bonds.
Also two good Dwelling Houses for snIe. fer
which lac will take James River aud knna~ha
Stock Ut marked price
III oaicc tie Heading Room. Richmond
Va. NOV 9t-wowif
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give authorised to announce J0iiN C..
MURRELL a candidate for the Office of Common
wealtls Attorney for tic county Of CAM bell, IN
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-ifis
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At the solicitation of many OF my friends an
myselfa candidate for the office of Clerk OF
the Circuii Court Of Campbell county. Having nc
ted assistant in tui. and seHcrnl other Clerks
offices for nearly four wears, a,cr myself TINT (f
clectcd) shall be able to discharge the duties OF
the otIicein a satisfactory manner
Nov. 6--teE J. NEWTON GORDON.
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ded. and the Clerk proceeded to read thar

important document.
Mr.. Bayiey moved that the Message be
referred to the Committee on the State Of
the Union. and that fifteen thousand add.
tional copies be printed; which was carri-
ed; the drawing for seats was postponed
till halfpast twelve o'clock tomorrow,
and the House adjourned ill twelve-the
usual hour of meeting.
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Passengers for staunton, by this roure- leave
Richmsnd, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. at 6
p, NJ, arrive in ScottsviIle next day at H. and in
Staunton at . 7. NJ.
Passengers for Cumberland G. II. and Farm=fic,
leave the same evenings, and reach Cumberland
e ii, at ! next NJ, and Farmville by ia p.
NJ.
Packages Or extra baggage to be sent by bonfs or
Stages, must go at the risk Of the owners, os we
will BOT forward them
lloyd, EDMOND s. DAvENPORT.
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TT We arc authorized to say, that DANIEL
MARI will be a candidate for the office Of Aitor
ncy for The Commonwealth, in the county of Camp
bell. Nov II --iwif
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DROSPECrUS SOPHIE WEEK.

l. IN BALTIMORE PATRIOT. far ts5a--
Tie Cheapest pgpor ~ NE Taioa,--I.cJociioni In
Prcr-
The End. Volume ofthiA popular papcr will com
mcnce tho lst olJanusrs. 1852. in new type; and
the proprietor- havc determined 10 reduce the price
| To ONE SlCbiL.d a PEN sNNgth, aiierahas datc.
This pnporis issued eve,s Saturday Mo,sss-g. ON y
large double medium sheet. containing NIL the Ncws
the Week, tsthc Mails aud by Telegraph, Polit-
ica Literary and Misc, lanoous ana will a.o con
| tain full aud accurate account ,t thc Bnltimcrs
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-08
AUCTION sALTx.
Ha HOUSES AND T.aND a,

- SAIE.-Wc have far sale two good
Houses with7 acres of ground attached 20 c.ch.
lying within . males Of Lsnchburg on the For~4
road The above properly Il well situated Cor :
machine chop and store. There IL an excclleH
supply Of water near the houses. The hou.cs A.
10 good order and contain . or 0 rooms each.
VI tie above property Is NOT sold privately ~
fore 1t will be sold nj public aucti"n on the rpcmf
scs. On Tnc.das, the e3d inst, at 3 o'clock.
For terms "ppiy to Capt. y, NJ. Sro,f.
MoSBY & IfoLCOMBE.'
Dec S--ro3D A..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-08

~ The Editor Of the Nirginian win anncunce
GEORGE STEPTOE, Sh., candidate Tor Com
mis-. Toner Of the Revenue on the North side of Bed
ford county. Mr. Steptoe has been the Commits
sioner for many years. and We know that he has
discharged his duties faithfully
Nov I0--lmif MANY VOTERS.
l5 We are authorised to announce Mr.. FRAN
els THORNTON n candidate for Commissioner
Of the Revenue for the county Of CampbelL
Dec l-tsif
70 We are requested to state Tint Ca. JOEL
b. LEFTWICHis a candidate for q ommonw caltl,'s
Attorney. for the county of Campbell, under the
new Constitution.