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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

DR.. TIOUGHTON'S preparation of PEPSIN ha,
produced the marvellous effects, curing OF
Debility, Emacia'ion, Nervous Decline, ard Dyspep-
nc Consumption, supposed to be on the very verge
of the grave 1t is impossible to give the details Of
cases in the limits ofthis advertisement: but anthem
ticated certificates have been given of more than
TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE CURES. in Philadcl-
pha, New York, and Boston alone. These were
nearly all desperate and the were not
only rapid and wonderful, but permanent.
1t a great Nervous Auidote, and particularly
useful for tendency Bilioul disorder, Liver Com
plant, Fever and Ague, or baTyireated Fever and
Aguc and the evil effect. of Quininc Mercury. and
other drugs upon the Digestive organs after a long
sickness. Also, for excess in eating, and the toe
free of ardent spirits. 1t almost reconcilcs
Heol,L with T1feuneronrc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

WHEAT.-.THE Term of lease on tn.
w LANGHORNE Mills having expired
on the lst inst. they will now be worked BY the
proprietor. lie deems II unnecessary 10 say more
than that lac viii be constantly in market far Uhcaf
md Corn. He also wishes to purchase 300, 900
Stare- and Heading.
July pats II s. LANGHORNE.
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ADVHRTIsElfENTs.

IN G. MOORE, General Agent
I/s AND COLLECTOR.-HnvinE Perma
ueutly located in Richmond, offer my services to
he public, to transact General Commission Agen-
~ and Cosiectisg Bwsiness viii attend partieu-
arly 10 the sale Of real selling and hiring out
Of negroes to tho sale Of all kinds Of country pro-
duce, and to the collection Of all claims, debts, Sc,
entrusted to me. [Richmond, Nov i3-wSw.
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Union TRANSPORTATION

Y LINE To III INBUR tT AND IT " Els I :.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and customers, that they prepared to
forward all kinds Merchandise to all points on the
Western Waters with despatch, at the lowest rates
of freight.
No commission charged for forwarding Balti-
more or Pittsburg. C. II. Rooms
Fob. 90-wiy As't Baltimore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

NEW STORE: NEW PRICEs.!

~ The Subscriber, Manufacturer and Wholesale
and Rctni Dealer in Boots and Shoes would respect
fully inform the public generally, that he has opened
Boot and Shoe Store on Main St. befrecn Franklin
Hoteiand Ca5eu HoHse. cppositethe IParnics Ho1se,
Lynchburg, Va, where he offers for sale Immense
Stock Of Fashionable Gaiers, Boots and Shoes for
Ladies'. Gents. Misscs. Boys and Children Of all
descriptions, Servants Boots and Shoes. NJ prices
hitherto unknown in this vicinity. at least thirty per
zen, Jcior usvai Price. Tho public respectful
sure themselves of the truth of this statement.-
Sen Its. DEXTER BCLLARD. Jr.
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lIKING GLASS 4 PICTVRE

II OOlkING GLASS 4 PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-THE IN
dersigncd manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguerrcotype Frames, al large beautiful assortment
of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, OF all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 50x36
inches down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Rosettes, of all sres, for Builders in
terror work
ALSO,
Old Work rc-gilt and jobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pnttern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
~ Country orders BY mail will receive prompt
attention. FRANCk g. CLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 9th and 10Th ST. Rich
mond Va.
June 9-ts
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS OR

inform the community that he has on hand good
lot of the best Pine Timber that Virginia will afford
and receiving every week. all of which will be sold
low for cash good paper.
JAS. s. CREWDSON, Com. Merc't
On The paan.
h.B--blls for Houses received and lied at
the shortest notice. Timber well dried il ..irsd.
Aug 7-x J.. &c.
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LEGAL N0TICED.


A I circuit court continued aud hale
n county. ut the coust-hou.e, % In
day Of October, 1851.
Beverly Hargrove, James Garland,
Loving, Ex'ors OF Jno. j. Hsrxrovs dec
asainst
John Pritchard, Henrietta Pritchard,
Dawson. VIM. I. Kidd. Henry 3. Peyt
,ck 8. Peyton, Chas. w. Townsend, {
! Estcs. A. q. Loving, Jno. Thompson
u ,,s, under tho firm Of Ohas. Psrow
"i,son Peters. and Seaton H.. living.
under the firm q Peters & Los he.
'"", wit,
NeAsndcr Fitzpatrick. tho receiver o.
noner' appointed By the decree enter
eaoss ohtnc 9TH day Of May, 1871, 20
ponas IT tue purchase money, filed with
" ~ .o'""ss"het OF sale. and 70 %
W tit trust cfcuHors, ocrordfnH In fhc3R
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NEW CONCERNS. & VI. GUGGEN

NEW CONCERN.-S.& VI. GCGGEN-
~ iEIMER, have the pleasure ofannouncing to
their friends and the public in general, that they
have associated themselves for the purpose Of
rying on the CLOTHING BUSINESS, arAolcsare
and rctaI They win study to please everybody,
and invite all come and examine their stock. for
they keep a larger and finer assortment than they
ever kept before. Call on them before you go else
where and they feel assured you win be pleased in
price and quality. Oct 6--3m
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cRoCrRIEs, &C.

ID 10, Laguafn and Java CoGee.
h Loaf and Brown Sugars, Adamantine and
Tallow Candies, Cider. Vinegar, Molasses &c, re-
eeiving and Tor sale low At Ncw London, W., by
NV, I7-tx g. NJ CuSDIFF & co.
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,rES-,F IL st PIT T. NIIut
htf7'sf y5,Y BRAND AND SQUARE PIANO

We yf~tTT f'HhND AND NIiAhE TlANNV
y j UkNABE & G.EIILE. Manufactured
Nos, 4, g, &, 0 aud II Euiaw Street, Baltipm
Md. Piano Fortcs, from To oeta,cs, in Ros
wood, Mahogany md Wnlnut cases, Of vnrio
styles, with nnd without iron irnm~s. comb ssue
the improvements requisite TO a superior instr
mcnt.
X. & q. have received from the Maryland Inst
tute the FIRST PREMIUM for their Pianos, in third
successive years, 1913. IS40, 1850 They have ais
been honoured with numerous testimonials from a,
the most celebrated artists who have used thrir
strumcnts. Pianos from their establishment hay
been used nj the concerts Of Lind Hers, iolnst"e
Bishop, Laborde, knoop. and oiher eminent peg
formers. They guarantee durability for five ycsrl
under good cnrc, and will replace with others a1
which may not give satisfaction, " application b
made within six months infer delivery. Their msn
uinctory being conducted on the most extensive
scale enables Them TO furnish Instrumental tn
very lowest prices, Wholesale and rrfail.
Constantly On hand A. r. Hughes Mrlodron'
ranging from sd5 t. 5000 for which tlsy are so'
agents for this city. ID. u. rAYNE e. BRO
Agents far Lynclburg. ian oJ-wly
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OFFICE OF The VIRGINIA AsD TExS. r. II. Co. J
Lynchburg, Nov. Goth, 1851. !
La - ~ THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
e1 III ~ of this Company have ordered a re-
QUESTION of Five Dollars per share, upon all the
stock which has been subscribed. payable on the
LIST day Of January next. being the 18th upon the
old subscribers and 10Th upon the new.
Delinquents will be required TO pay interest in all
eases T. G. MORRISON, Trcasr.
Nov 27--t1J
Liberty, Salem, Wytheville and Abingdon papers
Url~
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TAlLORING...

Il Having received our Fall and " inter Fash
IONS, We aru now prepared to carry on the TAI
LORlNG BUSINESS in all its branches. From
our past experience we are satisfied that clothing
made by us cannot be surpassed in beauty Of fit OF
excellence Of workmanship; and will warrant
work to lit well in all cases.
Wet leave to return thanks To the public
tor the bcral encouragement heretofore extended
to ms. 4 ask a continuance of the same.
SC Shop opposite McCorklr. Simpson & Jones.
Sent o9--ts PAGE & Ct'IIE\
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POETRY.
sreAzvEr y. nrLrao.

kE 80 ssreAHuEL y. MrLERD. eS.
Oh. cling 70 the Unionl that gallant old bark.
Hath rode out tho storm when the tempest wal
dark;
Her tin,bers were framed by patriot band.
And they're watching her still from the shadowy
ft@p land.
Oh, cling to the Unoni It's Freedom lsst trust,
Her hope will hsse fed when il falls to the dust:
The laugh Of the tyrant win sound DER the main
When he hcas from country the clank Of HE
chain. f.-
Oh. cling TO the Union. for brnthers are;
We can spare from our flag not stripe nor s'sr
Togcther-unitcd-ou race let US run,
For hopes. our aims, anil our glory arc one.
Ga. cling to the Union! twas purchased with BIZ !.
frwss wet with the Of the brave and the good
Tie spiits that formed have gone to their rest,
And the turf icth green on each patriot breast.
Then cling to the Uniols the hope of the world!
Let tho Gag Of the free the breeze be unfurlcd.
Til .ibery's song shall triumphsntly roll
From, ocean 10 ocran. from tropic to pole.
DExrER. MrcHtoAy, November, 1851.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

ID. CRENSHAW 4 Co, RICH
LIE MOND, VA.-Sell on Commission all de-
scriptions of Country Produce. receive and forward
Goods. and keep constantly on hand for sale. a
large and well selected stock Of Groceries.
Orders promptly and faithfully filed. Liberal
advances consignments. Storehouse immcdi-
atcly on tho Basin bank.
LEWIS n. CRENSHAW.
July lot. JOSEPH H. CRENSHAW.
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CUPERIOR OLD WINES AND

~ LIQUORS, BELONGING TO AN ESTATE.
case, dozen each, London Dock brand, Dupuy &
Co. Brandy, vintage of 1913.
do do do Hurt & Cos dry London Dock
Port, do do
do do do Cherry Brandy, prepared from
pure Otard Brandy and wild
Cherry Juice, especially for
sickness, warranted
do do do Jamaica Rum, imported in
1874 by Com. Nicolson.
do do do Scheidam, imported in 1912.
do do do March & Benson, s. s. Madci-
ria, IS. vintage of 1882
do do do ]. Olivera &Cos Madeira, of
1888.
do do do Latun India Madeira, cxpor-
ted from Madeira to London
in 1886 and reshpped to U.
y. in 1870
do . do do Count De Survilkcr or Bona
parte, wine imported into Bal
timore in 1888, for Joseph
Bonapartc-
do . do do Black Warrior Madeira, N.
e.
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NEGRO GIRL FOR sALE.--THI
a VALUABLE TAVERN PROP.

CT VALUABLE TAVERN PROP
xhiA ERTP FOR SALE AT CAMPBELL
COURT HOUSE-The undersigned DESTROYS Of
changing his business, offers for sale privately his
Tavern House and Lots nj Campbell
courthouse, upon accommodating terms Tie
house is large and commodious md in every re
.Pect well adapted to tavern keeping The out
houses (of which there all that could be dcsr-
cd) are in good condition and convenient. He will
also sell several houses and lots of smaller size
suitable for professional gentlemen md mechanics.
and several Tracts Of Land lying Ia the immediate
vicinity of the courthouse property containing 499
Acres, portion of whirh is we'll tinbercd and wa
tered. Persons disposed to purchase, nre invited
to call and examine the premises.
July 3I-ts BARNET FINCH.
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n. l.. DROWN. o
I.ovtSa.ros, Nov, II. /

I.oviSdsros. Nov. II. I'll
The partic. iutcrc-te, in the torcgoinr deer
hereby notified tia, have appointed w-dn|
the 9Th day Of January next to commence iak
accounts therein directed. on which day BY
clock. A. NJ. they are requested 10 aiteud ut u
fee, with their vouchers. evidence. aud ,op
cour, papers, prepared for examination and /,
mcnt. ROBT, WHITEHEAD
Nov oG--wlm. Comr. n. Circuit Co,
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CALL AND SEE.-JOHN p. WRIGHT
~ has Just returned from the North. with the lar
gcst cheapest and best stock Of GOLD AND ST.
YER WATCHES, Jewelry of all kinds, Books,
Stationery, Paper Hangings, &c, &c.. seen in
Lynchburg, He believes that any one wanting
Goods, in his line will be perfectly satisfied with
his ssortnent and prices Sept 2g--ts
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These vessels are all of the FIRST class, built in the
city of Baltimore. expressly for this trade, and
have superior accommodations for passengers
They are commanded by experienced Captains
and qualified for the trade, and who win spare no
exertion to accommodate. They will be towed up
and down the river by steam. and may be relied on
TO sail promptly advertised. Merchants going
North ordering goods from New York, will find
it to their interest ship by this line, il is the
only regular linc and freight will always be taken
at the lowest aud every effort will be made BY
the agents in Richmond and New York, to give sat
ishction. unexpectedly ask and hope to succeed
in obtaining full share fpatronagc. Goods ship
ped by this line to New York, will be forwarded
free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile, Saws
nah. Charleston, or any other port. The vessels
will be in Richmond at Rockets; in New York at
berth No. l. Coffee House slip. foot of Wall Street
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
CilAS. III. PIERSON, N. York. Aso" -
No. 81, South Street.
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NEGROES FOR sALE.--By vinuo

IN EGRCES FOR SAEE.--By yiruc
i of TWO DEGREES of Nelson county court. No
vcmber term 1851, ono in the ease of Jenkins &c
vs. Rosson &c, the other in the case Of Angus
and wife &c. va. Evans &c" as commissioner,
will sell To the highest bidder, public auction. on
II credit Of six months nj Nelson courthouse on
the fourth Monday in December next, that being
court day. the stilc in front of tie court house
Six Valuable Slaves, some very likely ;
four belonging 10 Mrs, Jenkins estntc, and two to
Mrs Evans. Bonds with approved personal Sc
curity will be required Of the purchasers.
X. WHITEHEAD. Come.
Also, on the same day, aud at the same place.
an ON the same terms, ! will sell n very valuable
WOMAN and THREE chhirCn. belonging to the cs-
tate Of Tcra Stevens, decd.
K. WHITEHEAD, Admir-.
This sale is worthy the attention ofbuycrs. md ii
IL probnble others will be sold at the same time
Dec l--t22D Il. W.
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observation-disclosures. YOUNGER &
IL SMITH, have removed to Bank square and
taken the large and commodous walnut front bull
ding, recently erected by John II. Tyree, mmedi-
atey opposite the Cabell House, and convenient to
Friends and Martins warehouses; where they
would be pleased their old friends and custo-
,andto the trade generally, they will offer induce
ments. They will keep constantly on hand n large
stock Of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, Liquors, SC,
&c. A call is all they ask
They will also trade for nil kinds Of Country Pro
dvce and pay prompt attention receiving and for
warding goods, and to the sale of produce sent to
them consignment. ap lots
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n EGRO Clothing and blankets

In We have in store and for sale, large lot Of
heavy Woolens and Blankets; also, some very su-
perior Red Blankets; all Of which viii sell very
low Nov 3-ssl MILLER T. COMPTON
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VALUADLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Y FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber having deter,
mined to to the City Of Richmond, will
offer for private sale, until the 18th December
next, hi. HOUSE and LOT at Republican Grove
Halifax county. Va. The House /, made of Brick.
with six good rooms. md the lot contains about
nc 4 Acres OF Land. There ia = good
y Kitchen and other necessary Out-II onscs at
tachcd to the premises. together with new Store
house, well constructed for n country business, and
is an excellent stand.
It the above property should not he sold before
the time above specified it will be for Rent on rea
sonablc terms
For further particulars, ndlrcs. the subscriber al
Republican Grove, Halifax co, Vn.
Nov. 17--t25D TIIOS. Il. WORD.
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John ii. TYREE, hn. removed his of
- hce to the same building where he will be ready
mt all times attend to his friends in the sale Of
Tobacco. &c. ap lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

Inquired Table COvcrs.-A SPLEEN
Il did article of Cen're Table covers, just rec d
md for sale low OCT 97-ts1 A. WINSTON.
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DR.. VIM, Otway Owen. examining Physician.
July 17-wfs
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07
NEWSPAPERS IN New YoRK-Th

NEWSPAPERS IN NEW YoRK.-The
number of newspapers now published
IN the State of New York is ass In
the year 1888, the number was 254.-
Increase nearly 100 per cent.
According to Williams Register for
1882, the number Of newspapers dailr.
semi-weekly, weekly, semi-mon;hIy, aud
monthly, then published in the city Of
New York was Ga, and the total number
of copies OF these newspapers thrown of
in the course of the year was 10, 62s, 600.
Bennett's Herald was established in
1885. and now, in 1851 has this paragraph
of contrast:
"The astonishing increase in the cir.
culation is shown IN the fact that the
New York Herald alone issues annually
over eleven million sheets, being more
than the whole issue of the city press
daily, semi-weekly, weekly semi.monh.
and monthly--in 1882. The daily issue
Of the New York city press is about l26..
600, or 40, 600. 600 per aunum, to which
the weekly and other papers will proba.
bly, add 100000. making the GRAND 10.
tai for the city 1000. 900, of sheets per
annum; and the whole annual issue of
the press of the State may be estimated
TO exceed 10000 600 of sheets.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

The CosDoN MURDER. R.-Drummond,
the man who was arrested about a mon h
since, accused of participating in the ter
rible murder Of the Cosden family, in
Kent county, Md, ON the night of the
9th of February, has made confession,
declaring the true authors Of the crime.
He says that five men named Murphy,
Shelton, Ford, Sills, and Taylor, were
the murderels. He denies that he had
anything to do with it; only knew of the
conspiracy Of the others for the commits
sion Of the crime. The four first men
toned men have been arrested at Havre
De Grace. Taylor, the other party is still
at large. Webster, the uncle of Mrs.
Cosden. is no: implicated in this confess
sion. DrummoAd. also intimates, that if
some Of the Cosden family had not es-
capped and given the alarm, it was the
intention of the murderers to follow up
the work of massacre and plumber Of
other families in the neighborhood.
against whom they had feelings of hos
tility. The disclosures thus made, add
deeper dye to the already terrible crime.
which has agitated the community where
1t occurred TO such an extent.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

A CURIOSITY While Governor Brown
was in Key West, he was presented by
Hon. A. Patterson, with miniature bust
of General Washington, found ten years
ago, i'll the neighborhood Of Mr.. Patler-
sons premises, imbedded in the limestone
which forms the island. The bust is of
marble, and is evidently the work of a
master. The expression is said to be iden-
tical with that of the famous statue Of
Washington at Richnond, allowed to be
the best likeness in existence The little
bi.st is in state of perfect preservation;
all the delicate chiselling in the plaits of
rufied shirt remaining as sharp aud
well-dehned as ever, aud the marble
without discoloration. Across the shoul-
ders is inscribed the word Washington"
"a spelling which seems to Indicate an
Italian origin. In the same spot, Two
English guineas were found. the daies
and inscription of which we did not learn
All were probably deposited by some
freebooter of the olden time. .1 .,,..,.
ass .d i-na.la al a FLORIDA Sentinel.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

The LATE GEN. BRApY.-Tbe g.
nifty. generally. received shock t,u' wsAs
on Thursday of last week, the teloa
announced that Gen. Hugh Brady q sr
U. S. Army had been killed. that mo1a. W..
ing. 10y fall from his carriage a, Ds,.aaa
The General was born in l77l IN NJ M
cumberland county. Pa, and came ~
family renowned equally in our ho's.a
wars and in the revolution. -Four ., te
uncles. as well as his sire, fought in ~
contest for independence; aud ona
them. Captain Samuel Brady. sub VI
quently became greatly distinguished :.
frontier strife. In Pennsylvania. ind
the name of Brady has long been as snu
gestive of courage as that of Dono,.s.
was in Scotland once. Coming from sn.s
a stock, Hugh Brady, entered the arra
as an ensign, in 1892. and. as might b,r.,
been expected, distinguished himself i'm
mediately. When the war with EncI,nl
broke out, in 1912. he was apno;n,as
Colonel Of the twenty-second Infantry. al
at the head Of this regiment he fougb, =,
Chippewa, contributing materially TO ,ba
success of the day. H. that hard.con
tested battle Brady was wounded sever
ly, while his command was almost cn, -
pieces. He has been, for manv vea,s
Colonel of the second infantry. and has
borne, since 1922, the brevet of 3r;y,:
dier General. Extreme deafness, how.
ever, has prevented him from enpaG;ns
in field service. For many years he has
commanded in the northwest, aud baIj
his headquarters at Detroit. During the
patriot disturbances" in Canada. he was
OF great service IN preserving the peace
of the border. He dies deeply Iamen,ed
AS a man he was upright; as soldier he
was "lhe bravest of the brave"
Philadelphia Saturday Ga.ette
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

THE LETTER LIST ADVERTISING
Philadelphia Ledger of the Sd inst,
contains the following circulation in
structions of the Postmaster General, un-
der the fifth section Of the new postage
law relative to advertising the list Of un-
calledfor letters:
When the gross receipts of the post
office do not reach more than $500 per
quarter, the postmaster is 10 advertise the
uncalled for list once III six weeks only;
when they do not exceed more than
$1,000 perquarter, the list is TO be adver-
tlsed once month when they do not ex-
ceed $500 per quarter, the list is to be
advertised twice month; and when they
exceed $500 per quarter, as in PhiaGel-
phia. New York, Baltimore, Boston and
other of the large cities, the postmaster
is authorized to advertise the list once a
week. The advertisement is to be in-
serted i'll one newspaper only, printed
in the city, town or village in which the
post office is situated The newspaper
must have the largest circulation. within
the range OF delivery of the post office
that is, the largest single circulation
! newspaper is issued from the same office,
and not the aggregate Of daily, weekly.
trl-weekly, &c. The price is fixed at
one cent for each letter COR one insertion.
Refused letters are not to be advertised,
nor those which are expected TO be i'm
mediately taken from the office. Drop
and box letters, free packets of printed
documents, speeches, &c, are TO be ad.
vertised. When there is dispute as to
she circulation of the newspapers claim
ing the advertising, the postmaster is &c
receive evidence and decide upon the fact
the decision remaining good for one year
and the evidence TO be open to public
Inspection. These instruction seem sui
ficiently precise aud defuite to be easily
and clearly understood. and carry out ial.
ly the intention Of The law.