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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
Reconsideration California

BY almost Simultaneous arrivals Of pas
seneer steamers at New York and New
Orleans, we have accounts from San Fran
cisco to the lst November.
The question of dividing California into
two States was still agiatcd. and meetings
favoring that Object bad been recently
held at Santa Barbara and San Francisco.
The advices by the last previous arrival
gave US to understand that the project
met with but little favor except in the
Southern counties of The State. several of
which had then appointed Delegates to at
tend General Convention on the subject.
The accounts from the mining districts
are represented in our Telegraphic DIES
patches TO tie OF the most cheering char
actor. The Yield fthe precious metal, it
IS stated shows rGther an increase than a.
batement, and ,he estimate of the product
ofthe year is carried as high even as sew
enty-fivc mllhots. On the Middle Fork
the miners have done remarkable well,
and new discoveries have been made at the
Gold Spring and Volcano diggings. All
accounts agree in saving that the coming
season will be the most profitable ever
know n in the annals Of California.
The papers continued to teen with nc
count Of murders, robheres. duels, &c,
though in many cases the offenders are ar
rested and sumnariIy punished Indian
Disturbances were .of less frcqut ut occur
renee.
During the last loItnigI, fair amount
Of business had been done il the trading
and commercial community. and the tone
oitrade generally was good The RAINY
season had commenced.
The most startling intelligence from San
francisco Is The report ofihe murder Of
leven of ire passengers and crew Of the
New York clipper sir7 Challenge, by the
captain and mates OF she vessel. This
deed caused intense exciter,en, in San
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

- Ig,luttnS Nc ~ BE- snbsriil.r hns NOW I'D
Afgers sln'i n Cloths 'astinrcs ana 81 ilnrs ~
cr seen IN lynchhurr. 'r,ing in-t opened
80 pieces Iwillrd and rlnin b.ack, ut rcp,h olo,ps
manufactured II q "A La cbnp,llt ,trIuce.,Al,. NV
Tor rl'o snt-crit'r, md i certainly tho Lnnds,n i
and cheapest assortment ever hsudAht u his marx
rt ~
31 pieces Enrb-hnnd French fancy en.siincr,. :.
bcnnti'ul srylcs.~-Atso,
NO pieces l,'k French d"csL ms manufactured
tnrils sah-cri'cr and q magnificent oc5 u Etsses
PIash and t'dsyiaric I,sfif.,4
He cam lHvc the above good, mnai. IN In t,e
most fashionable aud 1urnic nniinrr having in Ii,
employment Mr.. Jume- McMukiil nm experienced
intor from lli'adcpla, and will warrant a PER
loct fl in every iusirncc.
Also lnrsr and splrbdd stock al EF1pY
MApE iLpIHiNG. Among de .tark n,ay \.
found I. w Of Exhibition Reversible Over cno,.
made in i.anlon.
tlgf r-ilt ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

A q Chewing. Scrs.gs. Redtorl; Z Ne5saa.
Campbell; d S DrinkarI, X Canal; Owen Smith,
Rockbridge; i Jennings and lady. Campbell; K A
Coghill, Amherst; W Jones. jones' Camp
bell; w Acton Richmond; L 7 Burnett and La
DIV. Rockbridgo; d J Wilson, Botctouri Siias Bar
bcr, Pittsyvania; John King Henry Lumpkin, W
II Rector, L NJ Anderson. II Rector, Campbell
Sterling Claiborne, Nelson NJ b Black, Rock
bridge; VIM Cock and Daughter. J Franklin, Camp
bril-; Is Brown, Amherst Sterling C Anderson. Mrs
Clean. Apr2maiEoT; Moore, Amherst; o DOES,
Campbell; B + Morrss, Amherst; Stephen Adams,
Bedford;Ro Ridgway ir, Ro Henley c P Talitcr-
10, J s Tucker, Amherst; W Phelps, Appomat-
toA. G Parsons, Amherst NJ Hendricks, Appomat.
tox; Shelton, Pttsylvania Walker. Camp
bell; w Moore. AppomatsnN, Wm a Waller, Pitt
sylvanis; } Miller, Bedford ID Updike, Rock.
bridge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lync;,ougs SkarAcis.-Dec.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
pnovls,oss.-pa-on2 Ks fight Sales 10 by
the quantity.
PonK.-Salcs 6 cts.
BEEF-We quote BY the quantity AT 4 cts
FLouR.-Su2eIfne new s3sas3i Old no sale.
Family New $ia5, as TO quantity and quality All
grades doll.
WHEAT.-Red Coo White Csc.
MrAL-Corn Meal 70u75r
GRAiN.-Corn 75as0 cts; Oars 33l37i cents.
GUASo.-BcsiP Peruvian $50 10 So per ton.
PLAsrER.-Lump s6asji; Ground s7iasSl
SUGARs.-New Orleans 7 la9 cts; Porn" Riro7 to
10 cts Clarified llal21 rts. Loaf II to l2l cts
WIiisKY.- Mountain 80 cts
BEEswax.-21 to22 cents.
BUrTER.-Bu lttlc demand Tor fihins, which
We quote llal2Ic.. for No. L. Fresh. Mt Market
House, brings higher rites. by 10, uniform.
BRaxpY.-Apple, 35a40; Peach, so to 81 cts.
BAR lRoN.-s75aS0 assorted dull.
CoyFEE.-Rio II to III cts. Luguira l2al2t
Mocha 90.
CouNfiRY LrsESs.--TowI ltol11 Flax i2ul ict-.
CoTroN YARNs.-Snles Tal5 rts.
FATHERS 30 to 80 cts.-Scarce.
WooL.-25 to % cts in dull
WuoL RoLLs.--35 to 81 ] very scarce
Gixssse-30n3j cts.
FLAX SrfD.--Splcs 10 per Sc ID.
FIsH.--Horrngs, No. /, sSj; Halifax NJ. Her
rings $Gas7l; Shnd. none; Nark srcl, No. 3, $3.50
TALLow.--St to 80 crs.-du.l.
TAR-s3.50 per bbl.
HEup.-We quote 81 to &c. IL dcmnnd
LrysEEp Ou.-S5ag0cjs- in demand.
LaRD.-l2al2i cts.
MoL.ssrs-West India 81 TO 40 cts. per gallon
n. O. AZ To IS CTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
~. STOVES, TIN, CUPPER nId

Fffx = W . - tubb0
tyna NON niNUF5cTOR f.-MuRRILL
N-srS s. hcREE. ~ fBgra ON sTAxD, Mum
Sigee, LV1fhbB,g, Ia.
The 4nlgrsighed would respectfully inform the
public that one " tieir concern ha- Just returned
from The North, where lh.y have purchased Tor ND
trade Of this place, every 'les-fp,iou 1t DL md
Wood Stores amongst which they 1a,ier ihrnu-.ises
vii hc found many patterns d Pprlor. Church, OF
h'e, Store and Cooking Sto,c- which win cam
pare ,orahiy with any ogred in this or an, other
market
They cgHi,i.e ~ & attention 10 Cortriag md
m giHg Ughael ,.r liiey herp constantly on
band hll Kidd ~ Roofng silicrinli, eng ~ pro-
pnred 70 execute work u Tint lind 90 ~ most up
proved plan. md with dsfanch '~y
They have recently enlarged md improved their
facilities for the Manufacture II TIN, COPPIR.
Hon anil Zinc roye. mud Hrc etc 20 offer induce
mcnts, either by retail ~ % DentnhfA i,bearing
supplies Tor The rcts., cpuuiiy trndc.
We invite y 7 ami iaion ~ onr stock wbich is
very larf., MA cnlrprine great variety u house.
keeping urirlcs. too icdinH. 10 onuinernr.
1.tfws pery RcyaI Cash sin hc paid FIR Id
Po@icr, ~ W. will take i II exchange far puv ari-
iuco our line. MuRRlLL x AGREE.
fbef. gn-ts n az 2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
,g,OTnEPyaLIG--iN oRDEKTnAi

a our IrIcnIs aud r.FIDIlrr3 may have fTr OF.
vantage Of rlrctine from y n .ss,rrcl stack ~c
have added, Ivy rcccit purcoScs IL he Noft,,irn
cites. ninny and handsome Gtods rink ing ~ a
complete assortment which We IA sril 1T ca.i, nd
tie expenses Of selling addcd.
"A hitherto We VII continue to sell MI our old
stock ~ cot. md il many instances below and
much below cat.
Ncnsk fora confirmation Of the fpvurs which
hive been 80 bounriiully bestowed upon Us by ou
friends during tho lnsi scser nonil- md priiii-h
them, that Mt time before hu- been IL our pow
~ II srrNc them we'll Let nll cali agd looJ lol
thrb.4cl4cs. MEEM g. GWArkiN.
Nov. b-,-if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

Jubal Jordan, Bedford: A. NIcrew ether, Bed
ford; Jas. p. Clement, Franklin; Mrs. Mercweiher
Bedford Robi. Steptoe, Bedford; Jno J. Amber,
jr Amherst; W Iat.cs. Amherst J. NJ. Iager-
man, Liberty; Chas. II. b. Boggs, Lexington; Jo-
sieh Jopling, Bedford; Mrs pr Patton and servant
Danvilles Mrs Lccman Richmond, airs Abra-
hams. child and servant. Buchansn; Miss Mos
Icy do; Miss e L Dibrcll do; John Wyatt, Lynch
burg: Chanblin, Va and Tenn K Road; DR. c
Megginson. Nelson; J Mesgnson, Amherst; W J
Maxwell Bedford A PoindcNtcr do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
RED HousE. Dec. 2d,IS5l

Dear cDoaaid:-Carring,on and Kno
Of Mecklcnbprg are the Democratic can
didates, and Littleton Waller farewell of
Meess!!enburg, is the Wig candidate for
this Srnaiorisl District.
AT Court yesterday, Tazewell used Car
rngton and Knox entirely up. There is
hardly any doubt Of TazewclPs election !;
he Is { mol fellow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

1t would be- 10 me, no very coveted responsible
~ were aioat to sune the editorial couirul of a
daily paper already in operation, with Is line OF
duties defined and understood. bud IL chaaci y es-
tahl; shed. The feelings which, well know, won :
embafri.ss ire under such circumstances operate
with double forca when appear u connection with
untried experiment, upon field hitherto unnc-
cupicd--an experiment, MT only to the fra~hil-
of the scheme. bat 10 my own apacity for com
ductiHg it. | am not TO take the hc'fn surrender
ed into my hand. by another. aud direct the ship 10
the upon which he had plnced il but weigh
anchor with a bark, aud commit myseiftp the
winds and sea, depending on my own skill and iudg-
mcnt for safety. | an to cater for tastes. in
new ne--not for the scholar, but for the merchant
the tradesman and the daily lnborer-not for par
iy, but for all partesnot ion politicians bu; for the
people.
But III am perplcxed with emban assncn;. it not
because doubt the advantages Of the field upon
which have pitched my tent, for know not fi:rer
or inviting onc;nur isit because distrust the
people o. LynchJarg, for know then tobc an enter
pr-ing people prompt todiscoser their Interests md
prompt to avail themselves Of all proper mcans ofad-
vancing them and above ALL ready to help those who
exhibit purpose help themselves. believe, also,
that they win faly appreciate the risk and the sIir
i, Of enterprise connected with this effort give
them what has long been their duc--a d0dg J0Hrnai
ofLRsi1tss anil ne1rs Thus enlboldcned | enter
upon my orduous aud too often, thankloss duties,
with the determination that neither time labor
shnll be spared 10 make the first daypaper 9fLyet-
6arg, worthy offs peopc,its business and It's grow
Ing commercial Importance.
Tho plan and rHiposc of the Express has been,
heretofore, Sc forth But in pursuing its chief OBJ
ject, will cndeavur not to be torgetu of the gen
eral interests If society and the of sound pub
&c morals. desire to see our people great in pub
c virtue, as well as great n prosperity and re-
now ned in national glory, win exrrrise uuimpor-
tlnt influence in the conduct of the paper under my
charge
With his free expression Of my own views and
purposes, and those of the gentlemen associated
With me, commit the success of the enterprise to
those eho to enjoy it, chief advantages, asking
nothing moro than that We be judged according to
our deserts. IL. 81 GARLAND, in.
December lst. 1851
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
tTe!egaPhed to Richmond
Democratic Caucus i'm Wasi,in--

WASHINGTON, Nov. so.
A caucus OF Democratic members vas
held ia the House of Representatives last
evemng-about ninety members were pre-
sent-Mr. Richardson in the Chair.
On motion Of Mr.. Carter, a series of re-
solutions declaring the sompromise mea-
sures adopted al the last session of Con
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

The Ladies of the First Presbyterian Church IN.
tend holding Fair. on Tuesday. 9ih Dee'y, at the
room formerly occupied ly AIessrs. Smithson &
Stasharn, neatly opposite the Banks. Doors to o
pen at 6 o clock. IN. Cersymcn Of all dcnouinu
nations are invited to attend. Admission IS cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
OBITUARY,

Died Oct. 18th. after Illness of five weeks,
Mrs. CARoLIxE NJ. LEr, cnn<ort Of Mr.. Gro. ".
Lee of Brooltville. IN the 37th lfar Of horngc
Rest, dear liter rest in peace,
All thy tolls and cares have cca-cd,
Nav in GLORY thou dost shine,
And true Happiness = tliuc. H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
To Tie Voters Of CampjeH CouHty.

Az the solicitation Of many of my friends. | an
nounce mysclfa candidate for the oicc Of O. Jerk of
the Circuit Court 81 Campbell county. Having ac-
ted assistant in that. and several other Clerks
Offices for nearly four years. latter myself that (f
cleo ed) shall be able to discharge the duiie, Of
the office in satisfactory manner.
Nov. 6-tsif J. NEWTON GORDON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
The Daily Express.

The new Daily made lis appearance
Monday evening, looking very bright and
smiling. Its editor, Mr.. GARLAND, is
we'll known as aprac;ised journalist and
accomplished writer, and its proprietors
are practical printers Of experience and
skill. With these advantages We expect
to find the Express at all times conan.e IL
ta@ and q fayoritc with the public. We
present the Editors salutatory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
NJ KRfED

On Tuesday. the lth ultimo. hy the Rev. Arthur
W. Eancs, Mr.. Tandy W. Fits. junr.. of Pitt-ylva-
mia county, and Miss Juli, Ann, daughter Of David
NJ. Tinslcy. esq, Of lcnry county.
-, on ist November last, by the Rev james
Mcpcnrmqn, Nr. WItLytN u. FFRGusoN 10 Miss
LuoiEDA GILILAN, all Of Appomuttox.
-. by the same, on the Goth Nov. Mr.. VIII
LAM MAyS Of Hat Greek, to Miss AMAsnA NJ.
WILKINSON df Apponattnx
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

CFECfAL NOTiGEby P.scbaw-

- ry.--Twcrfy years - pefi-ncc in my busir 1, q
lynelburs ought - have qnsisfrJ me 10 be allie
uiuabgc spch an establishment as miro, 90 a. l.,
cirry orr The good principle with which s,nrt.d a
year ago viz: Lire ca3 ies Lire" and viii do Il
on break the pitcher. Awarc before going 'korth
500 my goods that there would be some lew nr,ie'e zee
n M line offered az Cosr f5r Cash" dr,o,s.
September making my pnrcha-es, so as TO inc.l
c 81 gyiees Whether have succeeded o. not o.n
be easily proved by comparison or ptAesi 8 :.
qualities whirh y respectfully solicited nv L.
dies assortment i being enlarged ronstantly-tO Il
ia added ti.swrpk bendt.sal Enauieilcd Gairef- ai
the neat Fillmore Tic. IA rrw ot,iclc--Ni..
Shoes q tiuc suptly-chiIdren's SHOES, oos,Jr sna
guing aii BE fsfas ~ cpprse- Gentlemen. 6hc b M.
aai Sha"s. good assor,ment. and Mems Thick
Boots very c'eap--Be.s work abrtdgn,-sA lar
assortment IL SIR, ants Nd es including few lnn.
dred pahi OF heavy Richmond Sti,ehiowps, bound
and unbound. l.cd ard Black. going oG rapi.st,
81. About ID, tRET1iEsT SILK lsAf
Cd ~ sccn. nf various siylrs..Nool Fipss,
Sloueh 'tlais--C-ps' ccysH Ceps,H' etunaunt
aai cA.rp Tta.rliny nni common Trunks~
large supply. ehoar--rs,pst Bags, including new
afiie!e ni gate ,ef TO- superior sad ss dcnr; ahd
sainc new STYLES " Mctalir E,bbers sesy uerf mr..
chased &C The manufacturer ana warranted strang
New friends. plcnse com7nrr e,.ff Prices with eos.
pfices, and lot n. ace Who wins the trade.
hc..eeanly 7 SEABrRy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
AUCTION SALES.
+ AND FOR SAIL, InlVOAN0HE

IL COUNTY. VlReINiA.--.he subsefihef
Executor uf Bal.ef Ding iiHe, deed viii offer
for sale to the highest biia. the premises,
mile from the town Of Sslois o. 7'resiay NE l7sa
aag u ftbrssry. 1852, th4, Va LuABLE TRACT
or LAND. Oh which the sai Dipglcdinn lived ~
ing o. both sides Of the MrAdnnire, Road from
Sa.eri. q Buchanan, and on t, Wiaehssirr--ccu-
tanning 81 ACRES. largo portion d which j.
uneleared and valuable for IT, timber. The Land
is bounded on the 1est by Nnsnn's creed. -
one-fsurth bffhe psrcha<e money VII hs rrql,r-
ed ia hand. On the rynaining thrce-fourths Eve
annual instalmcnts will be required. with interest
from date. and good pcrsopni eeurity 70 the Bonds
The tile 10 the property viii pc retained until al
the money Is paid.
Thcsubscriber lives alioiuing ,.le town Of Salem,
and wi!l take pleasure IN showing tie property 10
any one wishing to see ii.
NAT. BuEWELL Ex'or.
Der lids al RaiSet gts st.t af.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
,.r-n THE PACKET BOATS

s=--T1z-s-r-1 for BHchaaaH viii unrcguarIy three
times week, ieare Lyacbburg. Moaday Thusd0y
nHdSa'Nrloy--and retHrn IVcdnesday Fri lay and
lSnndoy. connect al Buchanan With tie Stage lines
East aud West, and at North River to and from
Lexington.
pOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

In sroes belonging to the Estates Of WIN. u.
Diggcs and g T Estes will be hired for the ensuing
year, at Loyngs;on, on Wednesday the 31st day Of
December neat. They are forty or fifty in number;
among them nrc three Blacksmiths, n rough Car
pcntcr and a male Cook.
ALEXANDER BROWN.
late Sheriff Of Nelson and as such Admsr of VIM.
II. Digses and G. T. Estes, decd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
rOv rsong., AND

- CATTLE.-flayiig estenA.c Cle, ~ md
Grass Pas'ltcs. neAr lhc litrst rold within fvs ,
miles oi Lyncldgsst bm prepared 70 grrzr horses
and Cattle apon accommodating terms
y. g. BrRTO.
Tvish ilaa 70 bry 81 n 100 bead % STOCK
CATTLE. for wlei' fair price win BE- pill II
Sept 1-2t-wta y. J. ruRrON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
For Clerk OF Circuit Courf.

- We are requested to announce ALFRED
5. REID as candidate for the office ofClcrk Of
the Circuit Court of Campbell county.
New i7-i,ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

- We authorized to say, that DANIEL
MARI viii be candidate for the Office Of Attnr
uey for the Commonwealth in the county Of CamI.
bell! Nov E--fwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
Another CaIusunyRefu.ed.


Tine Richmond enquirer of,he 18th
ut. asserted upon the Information of a cor
respondent, lwhose locality we believe
was not givan,) that Mr., Summers would
lose many Wing votes in the counties sur
rounding his residence. in consequence of
his "1otorioas support Of tie Northern
dlethodin Charch." Since that time we
have seen the charge repeated in various
forms, in most of the Democratic papers
Of the State.
We had notthe slightest faith in the truth
of the Euquircr's information, at the time,
because we knew that Mr.. Summers held
views upon the question of slavery. entire
ly in accordance with the Methodist
Church South. We had heard him de-
clare that he had never, mot even in 1882
regarded slavery moral evil. We had
heard him go farther and declare that il
might not irrcvercntly he considered, the
means designed by the Creator for civiliz-
ing and outstanding a Heather race
Entertaining these views, we knew that he
could not have taken sides with the North
crn Mcihodists, upon the question which
divided the Church But that we might
not speak without authority, when the
statement first appeared, we, in company
with others, dressed letter to a n init
So. r
Of his town. and gentleman, than whom,
we take occasion TO say, there is not one in
The commonwealth, who would more Ger
taInly make corrccs statement, or more
promptly maintain il, if impugncd.
We give all of his reply that relates to
10 the question Of fact:
KaNAwnA. Nov %, 1851.
GENTLEMEN: | received your nate this
morning, lngniring into the truth Of ii state
mcnt OF "a correspondent of the Richmond
Enquirer, Of the 18th November, that Mr.
Summers, will lose many wing votes, in
the counties surrounding his residence, in
consequence Of lis "gotorious suDlon of
Pie Nqyshern lI1iolist Ckmch." THIS
statement is without the slightest founda-
ton in fact. Mr.. Summers will lose no
wing votes within my knowledge from any
cause, much less likely will he lose them
from the above cause which does not exist.
lie has no connection with the Northern
Methodist Church ali, both himsclfand
family belonging TO another church, and
am very well satisfied from my good op
poriuniiies of knowing. that Mr.. Summers
has not been inside ofthis church, (of which
unfortunately for us there is one at this
place. for the last seven or eight years, if
he ever was. Such position, as the one
above referred to, would lose lin my vote
as soon as any ones elsr, and would ex-
cite unlvcrsalreproba,ionin this community,
outside the influence of this Northern in
trusion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
For County surveyor.

- We authorised to announce Cart JOHN
W. BaOADnuS a candidate for County Surveyor
for the county Of Amherst
Dec Lifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

= n" IINI TUK UAhH % tInsc Iusinrts.--
Our entire siopl. at SIMPLE nni Fancy nv ,.oods
Shoes, Hats, Gaps, 1o2is, Tarha !, or,l, lap;
pens iorso very large stuck o. ao.int 10 Gnajr II.
l'a thrown upon tho market nt .iah uprrrt rd.ntrd
~ low prices. The public aud ~ X, invited Il.
call and supIly thcm,ri,c. with Goudr NJ tto.t.
srt 2,-ifis NEEN a. GWA1kIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

cy We are authorised to announce JOHN C.
MURRELL a cnniidnte for the Office Of Common
wealth's Attorney. for TIE county of CaniT bell un
der the new Constitution. Oct 31-iGs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

~ We are authorised TO state that EDWARD
p. CHRISTIAN Is a candidate for Common
wealth Attorney, for The county of Campbell. IN
der the new Constitution Oct 30-ift,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
f j. NEWTON GORDON.

81 We are requested 10 announce JOHN d
ALEXANDER, candidate for the Clerkship in
the Circuit Court for Campbell county.
Nov LOFTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

e We authorised to announce ROBERT
NJ. BROWN a candidate for CONFERENCE.-The AT
torncy for the county Of Amherst.
Dee l-4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

g We are authorized to announce ROBERT
l. KENT as candidate for the office Of omrnon
wealths Attorney for the county of Campbell
NGr. Cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

- We are authorized 10 announce LEO DAN
TEL lr, as candidate cor the Office Of Clerk Of
the circuit court of Amherst county.
Dee 4--ilts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
NLOAlAs AND MANTilLAs.--u

y T'N'd 'IlI' ""IlHhg WY hhn'I9rnio a.soll
meht at f.
Ei'k wi,'l Chunks
. p 4lan,i,ns,
Plain hl'k Mautills..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
For Commissioner OF Revenue.

u The Fltor Of the Vir-inian will announce
GEORGE STEPTUE. Sg., a candidate tor Com
missioner Of the Revenue, the North side Of Bed
ford county. Mr.. Stcptoe has been the Commits
sioner for many years and we know that he has
discharged his duties faithfully.
Nov l0--lrnf MANY VOTERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04
NIEGROEs WANTEn.iMISu

l purchase for the Southern markets, . nas,is.
Of NEGROES, Of both sexes, be,wcen ID. .-s.
10 and 30 years; for such | viii ray tie h;xL...
market prices in CASH. 1t win be to the :r.rr--
81 all persons having The above description u Srcs
erty fos sale. 70 call on before dis ing sf.i
same
Communicaiiong addressed to me in Lynchbrrg
promptly attended to.
Oct J-wtsif ALFRED MOSES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

II. IND COLLECIOR.--IInsl rrFllq
nenuy l6sated IL Richinond, oaer MY .elsira. (.
he pubic, tITtnatef Ce,eraf Commisson Arens
~ oe{ f'cisc ing iiaSi1ess | 81 attend psrficu
Iarlyfo the sale u real estate selling and udBe n
II Gsaroes the saTe ~ sil kinds ~ eosft. no
dsee. and to the etllcn Of oil cln;ps-, debt- &c..
sdtrgsted 10 me. fRicfmond. New f3-a 8w. I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-04

T-y[9 ESEKAf .-StIayed from the sub
N.Y. scriber six eight weeks since,
--12--g. white and red picded Cow. Ono of her
horns are OF, which one not recollecied, she also
had on small bell. any person returning said Cow
gsing any information thai may .iea.i TO her re-
covery will be literally rewarded,
Nov 27-3tif GEO B. THURMAN