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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27
WING Meeting i'm Amherst

At Wing meeting held at Amherst
Court-housc ON the 20;h of Oct. 1851. Mr.
Wesley Duncan was called 10 the Chair,
and Hiram c. Kyle requested to act as Sc
crctary. the object of the meeting was ex-
planned by Mr. Samuel NJ. Garland, to be
10 appoint delegates 20 Convention pro-
posed to be held IN the town Of New Mar
kct IN Nelson county on the 30th day of
she present month, for the purpose fnomi-
mating suitable person as the candidate
-ofthe Wing party, in the senatorial district
composed Of the cocn,ics Of Amherst, Mel
son and Buckingham
On the mc,ionof Col. Robert l.. Cole
man. six delegates were appointed from
each precinct in the county 10 attend the
said Convention.
From Cowrt Hoase.-Wm. Knight.
Thos. Whitehead. Saml. Hesikcll, Tbos,
q. Bell. Edgar Whitehead and Jas. y. b.
Cobbs,
From Baf;tloe Sprinss-WilEs White,
Rufus A. Higginbotham, Thos. Laync,
JAS. A. Higginboiham, S. w. Hcnly and
Benz. I. Henly.
From Walters MHs.-Hcnry Loving.
Nathaniel Man,iply, DIR. W. 5, Claiborne,
Col. Robt. l.. Coleman, '. McGiunis and
Jas. f. YaiHafero.
From Pedlar .HiHs-Josiah R. Ellis,
DIR. B. F. Morriss, iohn l.. Winn. VIM. p
Scott. Chas. L. Ellis and Charles r. Eu-
bank.
From Billiards .Sore.-Wm. Kent, Jno
billiard. Peter II. billiard, Alex Mundy,
IL 7. kyle aud Drury J. Christian.
IN motion the following gen'lemcn were
appointed Wing central committee foI
TIC county wuh power 10 enlarge then
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Later From Mexico,

by the schooner Bonita, which arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz. we have re
ccived files of papers from the city Of Mex
leo 10 The 2sth ult.. being twenty six day
later than our previous advices. The Bon
liza left Vera Cruz On the lih inst, an,
brought $4,000 III specie On freight.
We lcarnfrom our Mexico papers tina
the national affairs We're in apparently in
extricable confusion. Nnmerots bit un
successful efforts had been made 10 form
Cabinet Senior Robles has accepted the
office Of Minister Of War, but Senior rs
teva has positively refused place in til,
Cabinet.
y conduc,a, Which had left San I.ou
for Caiorcc was robbed of $4,000. Th,
conducta WAS escorted by .wcnty-tw,
soldiers. who were ovcrpowered by NOR,
than hundred robbers. More of the
money has been recovered
The Spanish residents Of the city o
Mexico have raised $1,000 TO he contribn
ted 10 the support oi'ihe families of III,
Spanish soldiers who fell at Las posa.
and other places il the contest with Lo
rcz.
The Esperanza Of Granddaughter publish
es a letter from AIazatIau, which says tna
a force Of mcrcthan athousand American:
had invaded The Mexican territory from
California. They had crossed The frontier
of Sonora, and demanded permission from
the State Government to work the mines
which they found there. The Trait d'C.
mon doubts the truth of this rutnor.
The Governments has asked Congress to
permit the anticipation . $3.50, 600 more Of
the American indemnify.
letters from Maza;lan announce that
the steamer Gold Hunter had been rurcha.
sed at San Francisco, 10 run betw cen tina,
port and Fontosa Bay, on the Isthmus Of
Tuhuantepe
A letter from 1ta,anr, to some person
in the city Of Mexico, TO which reference
is made IN the Siglo, bravely asserts that
an American vessel had arrived at Havana
for the purpnse Of offering ie,farn,ion to
Spain for the outragcs committed during
the riots in t.is city; and payment for the
damages sustained by the Spanishresidents.
he letter says that the American Gov
ernment had requested the Spanish Consul
to return in the ship OF war refe red to. sta
ting that he would be received here by the
authorizes; that the Spanish flag would be
raised and saluted with twenty guns. Be
sides. he would Ire conducted by the au-
thorities To lis residence, from which the
Spanish flag would wave, for three days,
and that, before being unlurlcd, The crimi-
nails who had dcsecratcd II would be for
ced to go on their knees and kissit. Like
wise, every night, for three days. the por-
trait Of the Queen of Spain would be car
ried found the streets, accompanied by a
procession oithc people and the autllorii-
ties, aud that the losses incurred by the
Spanish citizens here. as well as The price
of the Union printing Office, would be paid
out of the public treasury After tbs the
rng-leaders of the riots world be placed
on board the vessel ol-war and taken to
Washington for punishment.
The reads between Vera Cruz aud the
city Of Mexico are said to be in horrible
y. Dclfa.
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Messrs. j. c. Murrel. NJ. b. Nowlin
and J. NJ. Langhorne. were appointed to
wait on Col. Walker and inform him Of
his nomination. Col. w. appeared be-
fore the Convention and accepted the
nomination in a highly becoming and ac-
ceptable address.
Resolved, That the proceedings df this
Convection be published ID the Wing pa
pery of .Ly achburg and Richmond
Resolved, That the Conventrnr adjourn
sire de. THCS. FOX, Ch'rir.
j. MCDONALD. S.cr.,,,;es
Ro. L. WRITER'S.
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that she will probably arrive here in day
or two"
We find the following 10 the lNoxreViste
Of Marseillcs Of the 29th ulimo: Hun
gart1n refugees on board re Mississippi,
iatigued by their voyage. lave obtained
permission to land and walk in the town
Yesterday, at The moment when kossutll
was about TO rc-cnibark, crowd 81 per-
sons assembled OIL the Canabicre TO sec
hin pass. and criss Of .Yiye Kosauthl'.vi-
vent les Hongro'sn and ..fivc Ia Replbli-
qucr were raised. In Ike evening the 9th.
er Hunsarians who had not followed Kos
suth on board the American vessel went
to the Cafe Bondoal, and soon after an as
sesnblage Of some persons collected in the
Rue st. Ferreol, and in an instant the CAFE.
was fill,d. The foreigners were salutcd
with u loud clapping of hands. The po-
lice soon arrived. and put an and to this o.
vution by clearing the cafe. and the Hun
garians passed cut by anoihe. door"
The scenc On board the Tinted States
frignte Mississippi. which the ii,,s,tious
Kossuth, with his fellow exics CAME on
board, is represented to have been impress
sive in the extreme The officers OF the
ship, together with the tender-heartcd jack
tars, Immediately formed circle around
the distinguished strangers, not to cape and
stare at them, bat to show by their looks
aud their presence, and emotion, how heart
felt ard warm was their welcome to the
protection ofthc American Republic. A
letter fromsCons,antnoplc says;
with tears streaming down his eyes,
and intonatlons Of voice expressing the
deepest feeling The uttered a few sentiments,
announcing his.ioy at finding himself I'M
der the projections Of the glorious stripes
and stars ofihe freest marion in the world.
Capt Long, who had already addressed
Gov. X. once on board The Turkish fri
gate, began again 10 speak in answer, but
his bosom swelled too much with emotion.
Tears stood in his eyes, and in the eyes o.
all the officers and men. and his speech
was limited to saying, "Sir, you are wei
come Sir, you are - three cheers for
Gov. kossurh." When this order had been
heartily responded to, sill Capt. Long,
IN his JOY and sympathy, could add moth.
ing better 'han'Three cheers more fer Gov.
Kossudl.' "
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7'Tom 7ff NV Ff7fdhs Flc0gnfc
Later from the feie GT:ssiisc.
TIC Rerolution in Merico-,Swyeadcr

TIC RerolutioR IN 1f.rico-.Surrendcr %,
RcyRosa 10 tie RccolmioAists.
The steamship Yacht, Capt. Thomp-
son, arrived this morning from the R;o
Grandc. She brought SS.65S in specie on
freight BY this arrival we have copy
ofthe Rio Bravo Of the sth inst, published
at Brownsville. 1t appears that the re-
voiulionary forces arc again in notion
The Rio Bravo says:
We hear, on the arrival Of special codr
Ter last night. that detachment of the
troops of Col. Carvalal, two days ago, en-
tered the city of Reynoso, and demanded
of the Government forces, its immediate
surrender. After some hesitation the de-
mand was complied with, and one cannon
and a considerable supply or ammunition
provisions, and small arms, fell into the
hands ofihe victors. This was a blood
less triumph, and shows conclusively that
hepeopie every where are in favor Of this
revolutionary movement The Govern.
meni troops meet with cold looks or hard
knocks wherever Trey turn.
AT the latest moment the Rio Bravo
learned that Gen. Canalcs had arrived al
Matamoras with a considerable body of
men. Gen. Avolcs went out to meet him
whether as friend or a foe, is not yet
known.
The Rio Bravo publishes the substance
Of two lettcrs-ouc addressed to Gen. J au
regui and the other to Gen. Amador-writ
ten by Col. Manuel Molina, from Ma,ra-
moras, before she battle Of Camarso, which
were intercepted by Col. Carvaial.
The letter addrcsscd to General Jaurc
gui contains nothing elmo but the Other
addressed to General Amador, says that
Canarhois at Camargo well for,ifed-hat
not fought. and was only awaiting the ar
rival of Gen. Jauregui, with his troops ant
Indian hordes. to attack the seditionists
and. if possible. hang all who are caught
and with the ring-leaders. Carvajal and Ca
nales,do as was done with Narcisso Lone,
in Havana. Also sends him copy of tn,
pronunciancnto for the amusement Of him
self and fricnJs--promises to send hin
news and tina, they are determined to ii,
to the last man.
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numbers, hive mem )crs Of which shall CO l.
stiiutc quorum. Saml. M.Garlanl Chair
manu. Rob,. L. Coleman, John Thompson.
IT,, Robt NJ. Brown. Thos q. Bell. Benz.
Rucker, DIR. ID. Patterson. DR.. w. w.
Thompson. ID. H. Tapscoif. Thos. Ringer,
VIM. Kent. Saml. Heiskell. Wilkins Wat
son. Saml. -Snidor. DR.. X. d. Scott, Ad-
am Shultz. v. McGinnis, Jas. p. Garland,
John Z. Wilson, r. w. Watts. Scmuc,
Kalc.
The following gentlemen were then APP
pointed commiiteesof vigilance ior the dir.
fcrcnt prceints:
Court Hoase.-Thos. Whitehead, w.
L. Coleman. Geo. NJ. Oh. Frederick OF,
DR.. VIM. S. Claiborne. John A. Quinn,
Hiram McGinnis, jr., W. A. Bell, Ncho-
las Hicks. w. Nj. Msyes. Jas. A. Gibson,
John NJ. Williams, ALI ed Williams, Peter
G. Joiner, Jas. L. Joiner, Edgar White.
head, l.. ID. Simpson. Fielding Brown,
Henry 7. Wright, A. White.
Buffalo Springs.-Rufus Higeinbo-
than. Aaron Higginbothafn. Willis White
WIN. Toler, Jas. M.lnef, Jas. A. Higgin.
bo,hain, Jas. Clements, J ohm w. Broaddus
mos. GOODWIN Ihos. Eubank, Benz
Hshly' hob. henly, John lry,n, Thos.
Layne' WIN. D. tucker lhos. H. fucker
hichard Durch' Arthur White. a. San-
didge. Winston Mantiply. Andrew Sta.
ton.
Walters Mals.-Henry Loving Jas. r
Ialiiatsrro; +. '. sutton sr' j. ,. Qmnn
Johh u Whiieheuc' ~. II. rage Chas
PARSONS onas, n. Iehh' i.ooert MantiPly'
,2a"'- s"an'P,y' isaac ~ hs'eyt vi
iudson' Jas: coleman, richard Ian
p a,1 onn o. Ianaen' " M argus uco'
w, |a'"po,', Jas. 1. Cash.
Ieaar 4n"s.--Jbo. ~. DAVIS. Jos. X
Ems WIN. /. scott NOD. EMS mos. IL
I rerry' y. =; D'ahks' l.. M,nor. Jno. >
wihh' u. .. i1ncKer' Jas ID. DAVIS, Larkin
noe,: LINDSEY DAVIS, Chas' u. Eils' benz
D. "i,'n' flazael W'iitms' Il. 4: +: Hop
! h,ns' leo; L. Wil.'ams, hoiand l.. Bnrks'
nos. u. ood, geo. POWELL WIN. Dear
ing, Dr. berveFiy L. Morris;
D."dTds ofore.-John Dillard. L. L
Jennings T. Taylor ihos- J., Warwick,
John L.. Turner Jr.. Jefferson II. CASH T.
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RELIGIONS Notice,

The Right Rev DR.. Jo.ns, Assistant Bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church IN Virginia, will
preach at The following places on the day. mention
ed:- sg
Nov. 2-Sunday, A. M.-Trinity Church, Bed'id.
=" 3-Mohday. a. m.-St- Psurs Lynchb's
" 4-Tucsday,a a. m.-CarpbelI Court House.
" We'd d'v, a m--St- Johns church Camp.
The conservation Of st. fauis church will take
place at o'clock.a m.of the day above appointed
for LynchhurS. The rte ofconhrmstion will be adj
mni>tcresl at night; service 10 commence att o.
rlock Particular attention will he given TO the seat
ing of persons not members Of the congregation,
firm the io~n and country. who desire to he pre-
sent on these occasions. All disposed 10 attend,
cordially invited. WINK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

Suicrpr.-Miss Eliza F. Mcguire, Ev-
ing in the family of Mrs. White, at Nor
folk, Va. committed suicide on Friday, by
hanging herself, during fit of insanity. 10
which she was frequently subjected. She
was young lady ofmany cstimable quail
tiles, and was from North Carolina.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


WHOLESALE FVfcfS.1 IS
PRosisiuss. Bacon Stocks lisht-s;alcs flais
BY the tsiansfy.
PoRR.--No sales yet.
BExf.-We quote BY the quantity al eta.
fLorR.--Suacrinc new s3ia3s; ND. no sale
Family New s4a5 as to quaiiiit. and quality. All
grades dull
MraL.-Corn MsI Toa15c.
GRaix.-Corn 75aSc ctr Oats Tab cents.
GuAso.-Bcst Peruvian So q y per ion.
rLasreR.-Lump. .s5A; Gt6I,nd e..
SrsARs.-Ncw Orleans 7ia5 cis; Porto Ricp7 I'd
10 us. Clarified ilaiaA cts. Lost 70 ia5 crs
WHisKr.-Mourtain none oiIerifs would com
mand 80 To- 81 cents.
BEEswAx.-2l to2a cents.
BprTkn.-Bui iitiic demand for firkn.. Sl,iet
we quote ll3alsIc. rd No. /. Fresh. at MaskoI
House, brings higher rats, bp, not unifurm,
BRaSpY.-Aprlc. 35al0: Peach. SO 10 IS cts.
BAR Iaos.--s7 5as0 assorted tsp
CorSxr.-Iio ii to liz cts. hssuira l2si24
Mocha 20.
CousrRr LisrSs.-Tow | Ito II J. fsas t2ai4cts.
CcrroS YARss-Salcs Is cts.
FEArArhs.--3 To 81 cts--Scarrc.
WooL.-25 To % cts. in duh
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 81 very srurcc.
GsSsESa.--30a35 cts.
FLAs SEED-Sales 20 per Sc II.
Fisu.-Herrings, No. J, fS3; Halifax NJ. I Her.
rings, ess&74; Slad. nome Merkerel, No. }, $3.50.
TALIow.-sto 81 cts.
TAR.-t3,su per btf.
HrMr.-Wc quote 81 torc. in .eYhant
LIssEEp OiL.--S5a90cts.-in demand,
LiRp.-i2lal3 cts. u fair stock in market.
Moi AssEs.-West India 81 to 10 cts. per gaii6n.
y. o. ~ to Is cts.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

INV ONLLtNSi NtI. ID.
by an arrival here we have advices from
Northern Mexico to the 20th. General
Carvaiuli Is reported to be within ten miles
Of Matanloras. He was expected to make
an attack on the I7th instant His army
had largely increased. The iortrcsses and
various dcfenccs at Matamoras had been
greatly strengthened. Much cxcitcmcn.
prevailed
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THE INSURRECTION IN NORTH.
EltN MEXICO.
NEW ORLEANS, DC

INV OkLtNNS, NCT. Z.
The insurgents IN Northern Mexico, I'M
der General Carvajal are making great
Roadway. A large force, consisting main
" Of Texas Rangers, have recently joined
him. Wild Cat. the famous Indian chief.
tain, II Is said. has also reinforced the nsur-
gents with large band Of Indians and ne
groes.
Intelligence from Western Texas has
also come to hand. The Indians have re-
Gently madea hostile incr-sion upon the
inhabitants. committing all sorts Of deprc-
datuus.
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3-----~--s . -
THE STEAMER PAMPERO.

| CAV ANNhIi, OCI. II.
The trial in the case the siea MGR Pam
pero. recently seized by the u. S. authori-
ties for being engaged in the late Lopez
expedition, has been pos,poned--as we
learn from ST. Augustine, Florida-,ill
December, 10 enable the Government to
obtain evidence from New Orleans and
elscw here.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE SYRACUSE TREASON.

AUBURN, y. T., Oct. 20.
Judge Conklin this morning required all
the parties afrcstcd Cor participating in the
late outrage 10 Syracuse to give bail for
their appearance at the next term of the
U. S. Court at Buffalo, on the end Tues
day in November. The offence with which
the parties stand charged s m,sdcmcanor,
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MAR RED.

On the Sth Oct bv the Rev John Thinner. Gro.
W. TrREE ID Farmvi;ie, to Miss SArAH a. WHEEL.
rF Of Appomattpx
Republicans viii piease copy
-. on the a0th inst BY the Rev j. .. Mitch
ell, Mr.. IoHS CAMPBELL and Miss JULIA ANY RI
Der all Of Bedford
-. on the asd inst by tine Rev. J. d. Mitch
eli. JAMES 4. Hotr. Attorney at Law and Mis-.
ELIzArETH Services, daughter o. ReeyesS Scrusgs
ESP
-. ut Pensacola. the S;h instant, Ivy tho
Rev. p. Donnr Gen. DAVID z. TwrcGs, of the L.
:. Army, To Mrs. Tpsifzs. Huxr
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National Chsfacieristics.

The New York Tines translates the fol
lowing portion ola political catccl,ism from
m F1stAdtse," an Italian paper published
at Tu,Fm
Qucsiioa=-Who is the ligltcst man j.
tie world!
Ansmcr-7 The ErcncarreK.
Who is the heaviest!-IHe German.
WHO'S the most scriousl-1Hc English.
Rtan.
WHO'S the most vivaciousf- Tie Smiss.
Who is the proudestl-W The Spaniard
Who is tire most hamble1-gNc Rus.
san.
Who is The most cntcrprising?- THt
Pole.
Who is sIic iazfes.?-TNe Turk.
Whcis the widest awakc2- Tie Amri
can.
Who is the sleepics,1--7Hc Horennot.
Who has all these virtues and vices mix
ed togc;hcr!-IHe Italian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

GENERAEAgemc In Ly sichbmrg
N-CHARLNS ". CHRISTIAN VIII
give attention To renting out Houses, hiinr out
Negroes, negotiating Sales Of Real Estate cu'icct-
ing and settling up claiiis. procuring information,
and to any other business requiring an Agent in ny
near Lynchburg. business entrusted TO him will
meet with ready attention, on reasonable terms
All communications, post paid, Will be promptly al
tended to.
sY- Office with Garland & Slaughter, Main
Street (Oa. 9-:,mif)
~ Bedford Sentinel copy.
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T-@-77-7e . e-7---e--
POST OFFICE ROBBERY, &c.

NEW DIRK, Oct. 20.
Tle Post Office at Hudson, in this State,
was robbed ola large number oflctters on
Saturday. A reward ofSl00 is offered for
the apprehension of the robbers.
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WnITTEMORL's OFFICE.
Schemes fer the week,

Schemes fer the week.
MONDAY Electromagnetic Glass Lifts Is.
Caiitals-s2G, 900; 5000; 5000; 10 Of l 600
Tickets 81.
TUESDAY 2S-- Do Glass I57-75 H.
CantrIs-s24, 900: 5000; 5000; Of 100
Tickets s..
WEDNESDAY aa-Do Class I5S-75 10.
CapiIals--s35 e0e; 10000; 5000; 90 Of 2,0O0-
Tickets slA.
THURSDAY electromagnetic Chs. 1913 10
Capitals-sa0 900; 5000; 1000 30 of f~e Tick
cts s..
FRIDAY 3I-Do CIas. I60-7j r..
Capftals--5 Of tlt!tee; 1000; 20 Of lo00.-
Tickets =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

ANOTHER CUBAN ExpEDiTfoN-A let
Ter from Bayou Sarah, La, to the Nash
wife Banncn says another Cuban expedi-
ton is oa foot in that State. at the head OF
which is General Felix Huston. The wri-
ter says
From what / can learn, some men Of in
huence and means have been approached
on the subject. 1 know one who has been
offered a command. The plan is first to
get the means to procure arms. A near
ncighbor of mine was offered command,
and, am sorry to say, at first thought ia
vorabiy oft. The object was to get mo
ney, it being managed as secretly as pos
s;ble.
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!. FcK NEW yUNk-Tns New

~ FWH NEW YUMA III NEW
ss<la9 and rygrap, donblc Engine eide ~h-eI Ni.sm
-hip--"ROANdhv.p lagf tops, i,,rrthen--s.exs
Pnrri,h, Comn,nnJer-s'iii ;ra.e Miri,mond every
TUESDAY cvcninrni 4 o'clock .tr New Sors; re-.
'usninr. she viii leave New York fos Rlrf,mcnd
every Taiurdny evening At I o'clock. Her W..
COMMUNICATIONS for passengers sG the very 5V.t
class. This SIP, acrompi;.s-. thr time bct~~sh
port and port in % III 50 hours.
EXPRESS LINE
Passage and Fare 10 New York, including stnrs
room only. ......................... eio N
Storage passrFr 10 dp. unly. -
Freight ON s.. boxes roi,scco. only. io
Shipper. viii plrosc 10 insiec' st'~i- agents, N
they desire shipments 10 he made by Ills ~yArmM
and expedition, line. DEAN T. THORNTON.
11eafs for NsW York
tfDi.AM g. WATSON.
Sept. o9-6wif Jg,n,sfoy R,ehmmd, ".
Rem ~opy and for,,rr "A 10 No. IN advert Yrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

CONSUL At HAyANA.-Ihe Washington
Telegraph Of Tuesday says
Judge Sharkie, of Mississippi, has been
appointed by the President Consul Of the
United Suites at Havana, vice Owen, re-
moved, and has accepted the appointment!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

Staaaton, FeiNuary |, 1851.
1t gives me pleasure to state thnt; having been
taught by Mr.. Vanc his rules for detecting counter
fei, and altered Bank Bill. | am entirely satisfied
that these rules sufficient To enable any with
ordfntry observation, to detect the counterfeit !
ihsrrir,e checrtulIy Md mine to the numcrcu. re-
commentators ~hish he has obtnin.d IN iii, place.
PIKr PowKRs.
We have also tnkcn lessons na,h Mr., vnnc, aud
fully concur with Professor Powers in Vie hbusc
certificate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

- ANAWAY-fROM tho .absoib~r. Nd
~ Thursday. the 9th inst, a negro n,sp, named
BURGOYNE, commonly called Br0.. ssid
negro is about ~ yctrs ~ ngc. nd u sbont b
feet in height .lcntcf ta,ts Md rather tsri,nsM IA
lyc tnprk.kn md II bright compcsiorj SAH M.
when hc left, black cloth cnp-o'lcr rlo,aing not
rccollcctcd. Any person npprhcndng .n,d nrsr6
and returning hin u lie, securing him Il, Jail ID
TINT get him ne3i't. ,lar receive n reward NJ tit
iftakeu in Bedford or chihp-sh ~ SIS ifi,kcn ees
of those counties. Ny nddres. Is lynchtyrg. Va
Oct 13--i.if JOHN COX.
tT'hewi-burr Chronicle copy 3rif aud fof~srd
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Drawn Numbers.


Drawn Numbers.
Wonongoiu Class Isl.
80 76 30 20 3 30 I6 ~ - 20 5 6 40
Aonopgo'ia EItro Cinss 1873.
. s 10 SO - 50 Ga 81 ~ - % 81
Nosopga,in Ciass l5s.
4s 81 u ca 80 6 81 ~ sc 10 is
Mopong1fn Class l53.
% 80 20 10 CT - ) II &c "a sc IS
M0aongoiia Ertrn Class 1875.
is 26 As 67 AZ 50 - % "a 10 60 81 IS
Cln.s 1876 &c 81 returned. S $50 on
d" 135-5 SO 81 E" - 300 Oh
Extr i35-s5 45 60 $40 90
A. r. NFITTEMpREa
TT Orders III packages certificates 81 paeka
gcs, Or single tickets in of the tottcrie, Of J
W. Maurs K Co, viii meet with prompt attention
if addressed to A. +. NilTrSsfoRE. Jr,
Lynchblrg. Va.
W Communications strictly confidential.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CArTLE-ScoIe wcight-s2 % to 81 Is.
foos-Nett $3.50 and y, brisk demand at quo
tations.
snnrf.---Nct, 81 5oao so pei head, Price vary.
ing according to quality.
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Walkers majority, 5i5
The Chair announced Col. Benjamin
L. Walker the nominee Of the Convea
ton.
Tn motion of Dr. Re. E. Withers, the
vote was made unanimous,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

In co'isc, 'enec ei the .lesiiop, The als,. sale
ha. been ngain postponed until Tuesday, 18Th inst.
at the same hour. -
Oct gilt NJ H. Aurts