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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02
Close of the State Fair-Grand Row between
the Committees.
RocHEsrrR. Sent 90 1851

ROCHESTER, sept 70 1871
The State Fair has ended and the crowd has Departed
All declare il the greatest held The receipts
coed hose any previous Fair by about three thousand
dollars The receipts of admission 10 the Fair grounds
have realized fourteen thousand dollars The premiums
have only amounted TO five thousand dollars. The Elk
committee wish to fund the remainder aud unwilling
to pay their own expenses. There has been
mtee, the ''Albany Junta the Rochester people
call them. The City Committee, in consideration IF
holding the Fair here engaged par five thousand dol
expense Of thousand dollars has been incurred
for invited guests, etc., which the City Committee did
agree to pay but which the Executive State CON-
ever have the whip hand for thev have ali the unds
received at the Fair in their possession and will pay all
the bills before they part with them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

1.-THE steamers Fort Pitt and Tuscarora running
in the place of the Hoosier State and Wisconsin in the
Madison and Cincinnati packet line. These boats
extremely light draught and in any stage Of
water. They clean and comfortable, and passen-
gers need be under apprehensons in taking thatro
to Cincinnati. These boats make good time, and are
under the care of polite and gentlemanly officers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02
Oregon.

From Oregon papers dated as late as August 7th we
CLEAN the lolowing
Gov. Gaines had returned to Oregon City from Rogue
River, after having succeeded in making treaty with
the Indians in that quarter
Several meetings had been held favoring the formation
of territory embracing all the country north Of
the Columbia river, at which resolutions were passed in
favor of petitioning Congress the subject.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

r-The Martinsville Gazette contains letter from
John Dougherty formerly Of this place. addressed to his
brother o. r. Dougherty, dated at ST. Pauls, Mnneso-
ia He speaks well of the country and says that, at the
Falls Of St. Anthony he met with E. Heddery and fam
lily, Dr. Robert McCluer and Obed Foote all OF whom
once resided in Indianapolis They had settled at that
point and were well pleased with the country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

70 The operators in the Cannelton Cotton Mills, Per-
ry county, Ind, have been a strike they refusing
TO work for the prices paid at the Lowell mills About
twohirds have returned and submitted TO the terms Of
their employers, and work. The balance
will come in. What else can they do when snch odds
are against theml
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

We learn from the Baltimore American, that a very
serious accident occurred the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, west of Cumberland on Thursday week. As
train Of three or four gondola iron was pro-
ceeding westward, with passengers and materials
for the track the engine being behind, wheel of
the forward car was suddenly brOken and the was
suddenly precipitated down high embankment, with
twelve fifteen persons upon it, Three of these were
killed instantly, three seriously injured, and
six injured slighy-one Of the latter being wo-
man. The train, it is said, going at a moderate
speed and only the displaced from the track
The names Of the sufferers have not been reported
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02
Death of Daniel ID. Jones.

1t becomes painful duty announce the death of
Daniel d. Jones, Senior Editor Of the Madison Daily
Banner He died yesterday afternoons after an ill.,
of days. His disease bilious fever termi-
mating in congestion of the brain. He fifty years
Of are
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

1.-THE Temperance Camp Meeting at Crawfords.
vile well attended during the past week, and at
last accounts the crowd increasing Mr.. Ross has
been the principal lecturer. Gen. S. F Cary passed
through Lafayette Friday, his way to the Camp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

u Cassius M. Clay addressed the Free Democracy
Of Cincinnati on Saturday evening last. Cassius being
Of his State threw off all restraint and denounced
round terms the Slave-ocracy Of the South and the
Cotton ocracy of the North
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02
10 deeply bercaved husband" thus TEELINeLY
" bemoans" the death Of his dearly Departed"
" Here lies my poor wife,
Without bed blanket;
But door nail.
God be thank

O-lt has been suggested by a gentleman whom
the Cincinnati Commercial says is we'll acquainted with
the subject that the Ohio river be kept navgable all
the year round, by drawing from Lake Erie which
can be done by cutting canal sixteen miles eng to
the Allegheny river.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

U-The following Post Offices in Indiana have been
recently established by the Post Master General: Au-
guilla Clay CO., A. J. Parrish p Nj Prairie Ridge
White CO., r. Eastman p. M. Lansing, Porter CO., E.
II Johnston p. M
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

10 The Fair of the American institute commences at
Castle Garden the LIST OF October Goods for the ex-
hibon will be received the 27th 29h and 3efh inst
The Cattle Show takes place the 18th, I6h and 18th
Of October at Madison Cottage, 9th avenue and
23d street.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

Maj John p. Heiss in a card that he is not
one of the of the Pampcro and was not
ed in getting up the late Cuban expedition.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

10 We are happy to learn by letter from the United
States Consul, dated Beyroot, August 10TH that the
tnope, and lady, had arrived at Abeiah with health
greatly improved. -Couri9.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

MUsrcAI SovBRIoUETs.-The New York Mirror calls
Bull6ncl would be better
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

1.-THE Aurora Boreals on last evening the mos
beautiful sight ever Witnessed The phenomena lasts
for several hours and the light unusually brilliant
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02
1Iississippi.

The hatcher Free Trader announces the name Of Col
Jefferson Davis, the State Rights candidate Cor Go
vernon
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 80, 1851.

IL Gov. Wright returned to-day from his interesting
visit to the New York and Ohio Fairs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

UBENJAMIN RAND Curtis, Esq, Of Boston, has
been appointed by the President, Judge of the SUI
preme Court Of the United States, vice Hon. Levi
Woodbury., deceased.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

~ The Button Banner is in favor Of w H. English,
ESQ., for Speaker.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02

C-The following gentlemen are the officers Of the
Peru and indianapolis Railroad:
John Burk, President; J. J. Cox, Secretary; w W.
Wright, Treasures w J. Holman, Engineer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.



NORTHERN.--Arrivesf from CbarioitcssIiie on
the same days as heretofore, viz: Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturday. Schedule time OF arrival ,, a.
N. Leaves rs heretofore, on Sundays, Wednesdays
and Fridays nj 3, n.
PACKET MAIL.-Arrives every day. except
Tuesday, between and =, a. m. leaves ever
sIay, exccp, Sunday, about 7, a. M by the NORTH
eI Stage nd Packet there il received and despatch
ed ereyu say n mail for Richmond and points North
and South OF that city.
s5- The Canal way mail isreeeivcd Wednesdays,
Fridays and Sunduys, and despatched Mondays,
Wednesday, and Fridays as heretofore,
sogTUWEsTERN,( (or isairm. )--Arrives Sun
a.y.. WeJno..ays and Fridays, a, s, a. M. Leaves
Tnnsdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, about 8, a. m.
WESTERN, Tor FiHcasIc )--Auives Tucsdays,
Thur.,lsys and Saturday, about 6, p r., az bereio-
fore. Leaves as heretofore, Mondays, Wednesdays
sud rrilays--but later hour,say about 8, a.
W By these two lines, mails for places not
further west than Buford's despatched every
day except Sunday.
LEXINGTON, (ria Natural Bridge )-Arriyes
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, about z, p. m.
Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, after
arrival of Packet.
By this and the Western line, mails for Bexing-
ton are despatched every day, except Sunday
fARMVILLE.--Auiycs Tucsdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, about 6, p IN. Leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, about 7. u. m.
III will be seen the days Of arrival and departure
have been changed. Nothing from Richmond is
brought by this mail
DANVILLE.-Arriycs, as heretofore, Tuesdays
Tharsiays and S1fgrdays Leaves US heretofore
Mondays. "Wednesday. and fridnys, ut 3 a. m.
PEDLAR MiLLS.-Arriycs as heretofore, Mon
days and Thursdays, between 10 and II, a. N
Leaves about ], p. M, same day.
TT Mail closed at g. p. No Mails arriving
an those nights, the Office will not be opened toI
delivery on Sundays Mondays. Wednesdays and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-04
MECHANIC ARTS.
, FINE WATCHES AND FINE


ga JEMELRl.-CHARLE 4. ETARD,
CT ITa'cl-.Notcr and Ieireger, LYxcHarR J.
yA--Ihe subscriber feels grateful for the very b.
eral patronage extended to him. and would re-
spectiully inform tie citizens Of Lynchburg and
the surrounding country, that he is receiving the
largest and finest assortment VI the above arliccs
thai be has ever offered in this market The fol-
lowing comprises a portion Of bis stock, such as
Fine gold and silver huntsman and plaia cascd
Watches warranted is carat aAd Is jewels The e.
nest ever offered ia ilis market made BY Jos. JON
son; Gold fob, guard and breast Chains, Seals and
KEYS, Ear Rings and Finger Rings, Of vuiious
kinds Breas; Pins; Loekets; glass Bracelets; Cuff
Pins; Necklaces gold and silver Spoctaelcs; Talie
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies; Silver
Forks end Butter Knives; plain and SEE Silver
Combs gold and silver Pcnci!s fine silver Boquctte
Gases; gold and silver Thinbles pocket silver and
pearl Gard Cases, and many other articles too uu-
mcrons To mcAton. Al he asks j. call as he
feels confident that he can suit both in quality and
price.
-zY- lie also repairs Watches and Clocks, in the
best manner and on the most reasonable terms.
He invites those who has wor; done ofthat kind TO
give him a trial, as from his long experience in
tha; branch Of his profession, he feels certain that
he viii fail give satisfaction his customers
~ Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
anything in my line. CliAS. \. EVARD,
Nav a2-ts donrs ab0rc E1rkanye C0yacy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-04
SCHOOLS.
! AW SCHOOL in Lcxingfor,.-

IL The third session Of the Subscribers Law
School viii commence at Lexington, on Monday
the 27fh day ofOc,oher next, and terminate on the
2ls; day Of March, 1852. The pupils win be d.
videI into two classes us heretofore, the members
Of each having the privilege of attending the reci-
tation of the other without additional charge. The
text books in the unior course will be Stephen ;
Commentaries, Stephen on Pleading, and Green
leaf on Evidence. The Senior course will embrace
fuckers Commentaries, Stephen on Pleading
Greenleaf Evidence Holcombe's Introduction
TO Equity Jurisprudence, and the Code Of Virsinia,
(l8i9.) Ii il very desirable that students who
design attend the Senior course. should provide
themselves with iBterieavcd copies of Tucker
Commentaries and the new Code Of Yirgina. The
numerous Of the original text ofJudge Tuck
er's work have been carefully corrected by the
Subscriber, and a eopious and accurate analysis OF
the leading gases, decided since its publication, has
been eHgrafcd upon IT, and with these extensive ad-
ditions it has become essentially Hew work Gen
iiemen who nny not have supplied the selves with
any Of the text books enumerated above. can pro-
them from Richmond within a few davs after
their arrival here. Those desiring detailed infar-
nation to the plan Of instruction adopted BY the
subscriber may address him BY letter at this pncc
and their enquiries will be promptly and iully an
swercd.
The fee for tuition is 500 per session, payable in
advance.
J. W. BROCKENBROCGU
Lexington, Va July l7th 1851.
Ip1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-04
AUCTION SALES,
1LUARLE LAME FOR sAY.I

THE undersigned oilers for sale the tract of
Land whcrcon she now resides. in the county Of
Franklin. containing 300 ACRES, about half %
which is cleared and under good fence well suited
to the raising of all kinds OF Graia and Grass
80 Acres being well set with red clover, and a.
bout 20 acres Of fine bottom well suited for Grain
Tobacco or Timothy. The remaining portion is
Wood land, heavily timhered, and Is first rate To-
baeco land The above land il in healthy section
Of county, and IN ncighborhood proverbial for
morality, with good outlet, lying Immediately on
the main road leading from Hale's Ford 10 Rocky
Mount, and 81 of mile from the Rocky Noun,
Turnpike. Itis well watcred, being washed on one
side by Gill's Greek, afording first rate MI Sic
and Is interpreted with great many very fine
Spriags, and riyuets rnnniHg in every direction.
making it a very desirable place. All who are in
want,wll do well to call aud see before purchasing.
lfnot sold privately before. it viii be sold the
premises, to the highest bidder, Tuesday, tho
2i day ofOstober next, iff8r, If not, the fair
day.
Terms liberal, and made known by application, or
Oh the day of sale. MARY u LAW.
j. S.-Any communication addressed, post pail.
to q. w. Law, Taylor's Store franklin county, Va,
will receive strict attention
Iulv 1A-vf9In
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q. NEVILLE, d. C

In obedience TO the aborc decree, the under
signed commissioners appointed for tiiut purpose,
will on Friday, thc 18th day of August next, 1851,
proceed to sell at uuctiou on the premises. to the
highest bidder A VALUABLE FARM, belonging
to the estate ofihc late George poaec, sr., decd
This farm has been for years shc residence Of Capt
William Allru and is situated il the county Of Bot
tctourt. James River. about twenty miles above
the town uf Buchanun. 1t contains about Scycga
Assa Hundred Acres, al considered ofthc
.-1.ycry best quality; about three hundred acres
OF which are cleared. the balance well timbcred.-
The cleared lard Is under good fence, and is near
v all bottom fthe FIRST order and in high state o
cultivation.
The Improvements are tolerablc DWELLING
HOUSE, good Barn aud Corn Crib, with other
necessary out-huuscs. Besides there Is u Grst-rac
Black smiths shop on one ead of the land with d
separate impi ovement, and never failag sprins Of
water connected with IT,
There i bue Merchant Mil in the neighbor
hood withia two aud half miles, and furnace aud
boundary within four miles. which afford inc mar
&ct for the products oftAc farm
II is seldom property Of such value. and posses
sing many advantages is offered for sale, it i
considered one of the very best farms on oil upper
James River, and located in one Of the most dcsirl
bic ncighborhoods in Bouctourt county.
TERNs Of sale made known in the annexed De
cree. The Land viii be shown to any one wishin.
to purchase by MIR. John Mccartney wholivcs o.
it. or by James b, Kayser who lives adjoining it,
WM. L. TATE, I co,,,,.
WM. B. KAYSER, COZ RS
4. .ac,t5A FIR G1-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-04

NT OTECE.-The subscriber having obtained
1 the exclusive right of rctni.ing Fi-k's Mctali-
Burial Cases takes this method Of informing the
people of Lynchburg and the surrounding country,
TINT hc has now IN his ware room or Main Street.
lot of the above Gases Of different sizes |, would
be a difficult task give adequate impression cf
these Cnses without personal inspection, they
perfectly air tight and indisructable, and for pro-
icciing and preserving the Dead, for ordinary in
terments, for vaults, for transportation, are supe-
rior to anything Of the Mind bcfurc invented Thnre
unfortunate enough 70 need the above Gases cau Be
supplied by s. DlUGUID.
"a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-04
VyEACMEEe WANTED.--TI

z of New London Academy are dcsrous OF en-
gaging the services Of Principal in the said Insti-
tuition He will be required 10 possess the ability
10 give instructions. in the usual branches of an
English oducntion in the Roman and Greek Clus-
sics, and in Mathematics. Ample testimonial. Of
character and qualifications will be indispensable.
gentleman who wo,ld be prepared to board the
Studcnts portion Of them, would be preferred.
A comfortable dwelling house. with garden and
out houses, will be furnished, free Of rent. The
buildings of the Academy, are situated on the
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike, miles from the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road, occupy a com
manding view, in a healthy aad improving country,
and in the midst ola most respectable society. To
q gentleman possessing the proper qualifications,
the fees Of tuition, with the addition Of a small sal
ary TO be paid at the end oftLe session. and to be
increased in successive years, the discretion Of
the trustees from permanent fund, viii make the
situation a desirable one
The ensuing session viii commence about the
first Of September Hoxt, and will continue ten
months. Any gentleman desiring the situation will
address his communications, postpaid. 10 Judge
Fleming saunders, near New London, Campbell
conuiy; or 70 William Radford, Lynrliburg; ctl,cr
Of wlom viii receive proposals, and give any fur
thcr Information that may be necessary
June 23-Gw
l5 The National lntelligcnccr viii publish the
above in thciI country paper, for one month, and
send tlirir account to This Office for payrncnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-04
TnUsT SALE oryaIsabIe Real

r. NM IEKSOA1L ES IAJL.-l' 'ursudat
the provisions Of "A deed of trust executed Us
by Anderson Mays and wife. and Lewis l.. Mays,
on the lst day Of December, 13f9, aud duly rccor-
ded in the clerks Office Of the county court of Ann
herst county, we will, the 18th day OF August,
1851, sell ON the premises. by way of public auc-
iion Tract or parcel Of Land, lying and being in
the county Of Amherst. Containing NINETY AND
S<t OAE-FOURTH ACRES. Also the fol-
- lowing personal properly, TO wit; three Sur
rel Horses one three-harse Wagon, two Cows, one
Bureau, one Walnut Desk, and all the Plantation
Tools and Utensils belonging 10 the said Anderson
Mays, consisting Of Plows, Harrows, Hoes, &c.
The above Tract Of Lnnd lies but a few miles
from Lyachhurg, adininiag the lands of Benjamin
Watts aad William II. Anderson, and is well si,ua-
ird for q market farm.
Terms fSale, CASH
The title to the above property is believed to be
good, but acting trustees shall convey such
title only as is vested in Is by said deed
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
Juiv 02-vf1lA G. r WILLS
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TKRMS,-Thc ylrctsiAs Is Published SEM
weekly a 81 per annum. adruncs No sibscrip-
tion 4 taken for shorter time than six months; and
paper discenrinued except at ,ho option Of The
rrarretors until all arrcarger shall have been paid.
ApyrrrrsrxExrs are inserted for so cents per
square Tor lcss) for every inner form inscrton and
ia cents for every one. Hthe number Of in
sertions Is not noted the Ms. il viii be publish
cd till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The fEARLr RATES arc For the privilege Of
two squares so; for square s25-f inner form
s35. Every yearly advertiser win be required TO
connc bis advertising to his particular line ofusi-
ness, and IT he exceed the space stipulated for he
will he charged ratably for the excess
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CLASSICAL ANga rEATEsEMAT.

" ICAL SCHOOL, LYSoHBrRG, VA by J. II.
WINSTON.-rhe next session Of this School viii
commence the lst Sept. and continue 10
innnihs.
TERAs-Si0, payable one half on the lst Janua-
ry. The remainder the close of the session. For
particulars. refer to the printed crcuars. which can
be had at the Bookstore Of ID. B. Payne & Bro.
ie 3O-wSw
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q EeE8EOyAL.-The subscriber, tlaul

q EgEYECSAE.-The subscriber thank
a. 4 ful for the liberal patronage heretofore OK
GsaAsx9itcndod 10 him, would respectfully inform
s i;ieuds and the public generally that Lc Inns re-
moved hs Watch and JoUclry cstnlli shmcri 10 the
house duor above Mr.. John kiucrs, and or-
Posite Rumboueli's Big Red Ifai" where he has
on hand a neat and well selected assortment of
MATCHES AND JE IVELRY Of tile Latest
styles. All in Of articles in his line are cnr
ncsty requested 10 call and cxamiae his stock. rs
he is determined 70 -cll on the most reasonable
terms. A good assortment ofSilvcr Ware ccrstlnt-
y on hand, manufactured by Mr.. Henry Silver
thorn, which VIII be sold as luw as cen he bought
elsewhere EDW W. VICTOR.
N. b. Watches, Clocks md Jcwc!ry repaired at
the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. The
highest price paid Tor Oh gold and silver.
mi 1t-,s w Y
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