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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

" ASTINUIUN, NOV. 9Th.
OiNsc uiticS Will, Sn.1fzn AAiuS.oa


With great satisfaction | NAV inform
you neutrality-suspicious. with Spain, through
the Spanish minister, Don. A Calderon de
la Barca. is about to come TO a favorable
conclusion.
The President has finally concurred in
all the views taken by Mr. Webster on the
subject Of the proper mode and extcn.. of
the redress due 10 Spain Some ofthe for
malilics suggested by M. Calderon, and
which have been on the subject of so much
unnecessary iemark in the newspaper were
objected to by Mr.. Webster, and the Pres
dent sustains him in those obiections.-
But IN the propositions that Mr.. Webster
recommended the President concurs,
Distinct ovc,tures are now, therefore,
made to Mr.. Calderon, and they are sup
posed TO be OF such character that will
meet al views Of his Government, and
which viii be uuohjectionable to the A.
merican public. What is offered cannot
be considered as too much; but, on the con-
rrary, 1t is as little as wecan possibly offer
as PREPARATION to an insulted Government
and nation,
The overtnres are now before Mr. Cal
deron, and 1t is presumed that he will ac-
cept them He may require some mod
ihcatlons, but none that will be inconsisten,
with the views Of this Government
In few days, therefore. We mar hail
with pleasure restoration of friendly re-
la'lons with Spain. The immediate conse-
guence will be the restoration ofthe Amer
ican prisoners. and the abandonment OF
proceedings against Mr.. Tbrasher. and all
Americans who have had, or who have
been suspected Of having, any connection
with the late attempt at ineurrcction in Gu
ba.
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Interesting from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II.
We have dates from the capital Of Mex
go % tic 5th inst, which report that Gov.
Lctch,r had assured the Mexicaa at:thuri
hes that tine American Govcramein would
not sustain the prcten>ions Of the Tehuan-
tepec company. 1t was also reported that
the company were negotiating with the
Government of Mexico to suri endcr their
claims on certain stipulated terms.
The whole otihe Mexican country seems
to he IN a state OF much dissatisfaction and
agitation. The immediate cause Of this is
a discussion ola proiib;tory tariff. with
other minor questions.
symptoms iinsurrectionary movements
are extending to the States of Vera Cruz
and Puebla.
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the reforms necessary to be introduced in
to our new systcml DO you believe tina,
majority of the people of Campbell de-
sire such law, and If not. do you no,
think i exceedingly modest, &c.
Did you, or any one of you, vote against
the guaranty of six per cent interest,
by the corporation of Lynchburg. upon
the sum Of 100000, to be subscribed TO
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroadl--
Do you not know that an Overwhelming
majority ofthc citizens Of Lynchburg were
in favor o. thc guaranty Ifso. do you
not think it exceedingly modest &c.
(Rcpublican please co2y.)
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EXCHANGES.
Richmond Markets.

Repori ejerpres'ly far Mc Lynchbn,g IUgiaaa.
ron RUIZ WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. Wv l3rH, 1881.
ToBAcco.- We quote Sweet Lugs $3in$i5. if very
good and suited for manufacturing s.
Leaf 81 75a7 and $l0, NJ IN quality with
out change demand principally for rnan-
efsrturing
BAcos.-~.s~rn Sides l2c.; Shoulder. 9le. Stock
verydsat. We notice decline Of l-ic.
in Baltimmc-
BurTER.--Prime l5aIS common llalsl
BFrswAx.-2au24 cts.
CoTToS lARSs.--l7alS cts. ...s. .se
Corrnn.-Old Java i2i: Lasuyrn 81: Rio Sia9ie.
CASpLEs.-Tallow lOJalI &c; IIull's patent lJa 4c
Sperm iJo50c; Adamantre 2s,33c
FLora. Sales Of Richmond have been made from
boats ut ga and Seot,.,iilo ~; fornew
demand very slight.
FEATHrKs.--3Gn37 lc.
FIsH.-No ! Mackcrel sll No. 9 $40; No, ,
ssa3i Family Roe Iierrings $G5n7;
Ilais barrel. Woods No. |. $37e4.
GuAso.-Supply good Peruvian e4Gtn49 per ton
of2G60
LEarHru.-Good henvv weights ia1al4; light
l55 damaged I2ialA
LAnp.-i5arrels iGai0s; Kegs laial3. Stuck yer
small.
MoL.ssEs.-Cuba 23a..J; y. Orleans 34a3J.
flasher, --Lumr in demand al ! from wharf so
rom Basin.
RicE.-3la4i.
SALT.-Salcs from wharf al g.. i5al J0c.
SuGAHs.-P. Rico dia74; NO. 6a7 !; Loaf 9la9,e;
Crushed 9a9Jc
STsEL-American Dstcred 5nj1.
Wnrar-rrimc White SOC. Red Use.
CoRS.--65 cts peg bushc
Cons MEaL-75e- per huslel.
WsoL.--2su32c- for Ma.hed; unwashed less. with.
ou1 and very dull demand
ENTIlt\CR
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DUBLIC sale or Vm,"abIc I,cn;

Il ESTATE he Farmers Bank of y,rc;,,,n
the CITIZENS Savings Bunk Of Lynchburs and m.
Bank OF Virginia, VIII expose to sale. hy way If
.puhlse auction, the PREMISE. on " cclnc.day rho
l7th day Of December. 1871, the f,ilowinr ,r,y
valuable READ properly. with the pppurtcnaurcs. MI
uatcd in the corporation of Lynchhurr. :, win.
G$ The TENEMENT on main street. now ,,,.,-
Hc1 pied by Mr.. Charles r. Kent. co,,,;n;n,,
twcnty-cigbt OF font on said street. and runnin,
back one hundred and thir'y-rwn feet
The Ho"@ md Lot sth street and 81 Mia,
a"~ cccar.cd as family residence by NJ An
hfo-r u. Rurker. containing one hundred MA al,
feet in 'rcnf an 9Th street and riBninc b,cl ,.,.
hundred ann siKis-f'ev tct. being mar, of,b, ~.
numbered BOZ and 500 ia tho p,sn Of tho ,or, If
Lynchburg.
The Tenement on the Souti,.wc., .;dc N Oh
stryci ut the intersection Of I'd street win Wal.
jngion street. now occupied by Mr. George w
Warwick AS Tobacco Fuctory containipr 10
feet in front an 81 street and running bnck Ic1
feet Ai.othe Wooden BsRasss standing IN Wr,l,.
'agton street. and attached to -aid tenement. bp,
moi the ground ON which i rands.
The ierms Of sale viii be liberal, and win b.
made known At thc time md place Of sale.
NJ. Il
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AUCTION SALES
VTALUABLE TRACT or LAN5,

~
FOX SALE. Nenr Lier,p. -P,rsuurs TO =
decree Of the County Court Of Bedford. 10 the CO.,
of Early, &C., ". Wbcaf., viii. on Wtdncsday.
the 10Th day Of December, 1851, on the premises
scll to tho highest bidder. 1T public auction.
n THE TRACT OF LAND, which was
L. assigned to Avn Early. the widow Of joel
Easy deceased, her dover IN the kinds the snif
dcecdon' This Tract il supposed to confirm 700
acres. survey of il win be made before the dny
Of sale. and plat exhibited on tho, dpy. II lies
within "a miles Of the Town Of Liberty. !. Of fine
quality aud wcil adapted To the growth Of oil Mind.
Of gram and tohncco; about one fourth /. In wod-
II has IN u comfortable dwelling house, and all
necessary pat houses.
TrRss.-A SUN in cash will be- required sufficient
to pay the expenses ~ the safe, the remainder
credit Of two. and three years equal in-talur,.
will be gvcn.thc purchaser giving bond, with good
security and the title sc the land retained subject
:" resale in default of the payment Of the purchase
muuey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

The Legislature Of Tennessee have
UNANIMOUSLY adopted series ofresolutions
complimentary to Kossuth and to the Hun
garian cause. They pronounce him en-
titled, more than any European of the
present century, to share our admiration
and friendship; they extend to him an invi-
tatlon to visit Tennessee; and they declare
that any aid or donation to him or his fol-
lowers by the American Congress, mot in
violation Of the Constitution" will meet
with the cordial appreciation of Tennes-
see
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4 TTWACTIONs UNPRCCE.

= - ''H'' 1--we ute now rrvefvify N cou-
seareni OF Goid aud Sarcr Ipd,eAc, Lrr,i,y
f""cs Gnods.se., Ne, consisting in Pua a. follow,
Gold aud silrcr Watches, all kind.
Eur aud finger rings. breast rims. &c.
Fob, vest and guard chains.
fcncils, pens, studs, &c. &C.
Silver pencil cases, va,ous kinds.
Hair combs sc. &c.
FANCY GOODS, consisting in part Of
Dressing and side combs all kinds
Ladies Gum Elastic Carriers thmble,. Sc
Transparent and cosmetic soupa
Tapestry, and Brussels, Rags and S,el,,l,
Hooks and eyes boot lacc~ suspenl,r.
oH fnnrrc~. hair oil peri.mea
Spaol Cotton,
Razor sfrops, percu'sion caps. &C. 1r.
Our winter Nipht Sales viii rnmr,,,,,. az,
Thursday night the 30th inst. ard roptinu. Jn,;nw
the winter. every Thursday and rridny nigh, Win.
out any interruption. Goods orcn during nm, Az
Tor inspection. and will be sold low nj prynte .r,c
We respectfully invite the attention Of tho ,,,hl;.
to the stock on baud. to which we viii be- r.c,,,.
ing additions weekly during the winter no,,bs ~
eas@'mcr"s, cloths, cohting-. runialoon stuf.. ,xr
opr daily snlcs viii be as usual. on Tue.,lny.
liursday- md Saturdays.
w L'bcrul advances nlsnvs mn 10 an ,on.;,,.
mems. MDSnY & mon ra,inU 81
ce' 'o-'s" Auets aud Com Nor
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For tie Frginian.
Eo Coz. z. Z. Ciiens,.ar, aua Mr.,
T.. Id. ESlesf

Geaacmcn AS YOU are can lidatcs for
the high and responsible office of Repre-
senta''ves IN the Legislature, and belong
to the same political party. we would
hike To know your views on certain matters
oil State policy. to-wit:
LIST. Are yon in favor Of receiving Viz.
s'na's quota Of the Distribution Fund or
not
"a. Are you in favor of allowing the
Dahks ct Virginia TO issue notes Of less
denomination than five dollars.
3D. Are you In favor of the system of
iog-rolilns, so much practised in the Leg
isla.ure for the las, few years.
We wish each Of you to give US an an
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FURTHER FROM THE RIO GRANpE.

INV VNLEANs, NOV. IS.
The Brownsville papers state the insurgents were
at one time within miles Of the Plaza at Nata-
moras, when they were ordered 10 withdraw. The
papers represent the retreat as a most discraceful
flight, notwithstanding there was no chance of the
insurgents being attacked by the pursuing forces I'M
der Gen. Avnios Extensive preparations were
making for the defence Of Aatamoras ia case Of an
other attack.
The Revenue cutter Forward, was still at Vera
Cruz Six thousand artisans OF that place had pc
tiIoned Congress not To pass a prohibitorv ts,ia
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTHERN
MEXlCO-CAPTURE OF MATA
MORAS-ALARM THROUGH OUT
MEXICO-L 0 us A n A ELEC-
T'JON
NEW ORLFANs Nny IL

The brig Tehauntcpec has arrived here
from the Rio Grande She brings later
andimportant advices from Northern Mexi.
CO. AT last accounts the insurgents had
made complete capture of the city of
Matamoros. The place was entirely in the
hands ofthe revolutionists twas report
ed that largo reinforcements had Joined
the revolutonists, and that they We're very
formidable. The most intense alarm was
spreading throughout Mexico, not only on
account of the insurgents but in conse-
quenceof great disaheciion among the peo-
pie Of the country. Extensive prepare.
tons were making upon the part OF the
Government for defence, and to put down
the invaders and rebels. Orders had been
issued to show them no quarters
The returns of The recent State election
IN Louisiana are now nearly al in. The
" hIgs have majority in the Legislature.
The State ticket is yet doubtful. The
Congressional Delegation stands as hereto
fore reported-one Wig and three De-
mocrats
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AND CLAIMS-Thc subscriber vshe,
- 10 purchase Land Ckims. PeSsons ksvipI
such for sale. viii rlesse esll on
Nov ~ Gift GEO. BAGBY
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Kentucky Senator

Louisville, November l7.-The Leeis-
lature Of Kentucky assembled to-day in
joint session to ballot for United States
Senator, and several ballots were taken
without making choice. The Candidates
voted for were GroR0E ROBINSON, j. J.
CEirrENDEN, A. Dillon, and HUMpnREY
MARSHALL, Wings; and WILLIAM o. Bur
LER Democrat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

The young Democrats of Lynchburg
formed Club last week, and elected
Dexter Oley President. Addresses were
delivered by Mesers. Garland, Read and
Jordan bat, we had NOT tie pleasure of
hcaring rhcn.
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Aboi;t:Ouinls3e.

In the Winter OF 1912, when the nomi-
nation Of james Mcdowell for the Office
Of Governor Of the Commonwealth was
pending, Shelton +. Leake, now the can
didate Of the Democratic Party for the of.
fce of Lieutenant Governor, expressed his
opinion ofthe emancipation movement in
1882, for being concerned in which 50 great
an cutlery has been made against Mr.. Sum
mers in the following terms, as reported
by the Richmond Enquirer of,he 18th De
cember. 1912:
"Mr. Leake Of Albemarle was not as
tonished at the course Of certain gentlemen,
in pursuing that SYSTEM OF PETTY
ATTACK AND DEFENCE. But he
was surprised at their bringing up this
GHOST OF ABOLITION or 1892,
as a GORGON AND CHIMERA-
DIRE. He was especially surprised at
the quarter from whcnceit came. THIS
DOMESTIC ABOLITION OUGHT
TO BE ALLOWED TOSLEEP THE
SLEEP OF DEATH-IF DISCUSS
ED, 1T WILL ALWAYS PRODUCE
MISCHIEF. 1t is to be particularly re-
probated, when it is brought up to damn
the reputation Of this eminent man.
Gentlemen oughf 10 hare looked into tie
History 9t'Ms maN'r. This movement OF
domestic Abohtionin 1889 originated with
Mr.. Southali, who was elevated by the
votes ofthe gentleman from Williamsburg,
and his party, to the Speakers chair. Nj.
Leake referred t. the scenes OF horror OF
Southampton, and the alarm throughout
the commonwealth, and asked iii ,rus to
de rendered at that lie III timed a1ofe in
1892 $50 well characterized by his friend
from Grecnbrier) Mouid hare been conceic-
ed aRder such an ercjtcmcnt"
Mr. Edmunds, Democratic delegate
from Iaif,x county, and leader Of his
Party in the House, speaking upon the
same subject, said
| IAN objection was once raised against
hun ior some obsolete Rotjons on slavery:
| | have adyertcd to them merely to say,
| that represent the LQrgcf slavch@Iiing
county in the State. My cnNsTlrurvrs
ARE NOT AFRAID TO ENTRvsT THEIR INTER
EsT IN TEIs PROPERTY TO his sUPERvIs-
/ Ioy--nr am /, Meir Representatives TnEY
Do NOT MEAN TO osrRACisE THE ENTIRE
| WEST FORA DIFFERENCE OF OPINION on
LOCAL QUESTIONS
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7TOTHE PUBLIC.-IN oRDEsTHAT

Il our friends and customers may have the I'd
vantage Of selecting from well assorted stuck We
have added, ny recent purchasers in the Northern
cites, many new and handsome Goods, making up n
complete assortmesi, which We will sell a, cost, and
the expenses If ceiling naded- .. .
As hitherto. We ~ll continue to sell all our old
stock at cost, and in many instances below, and
much below cost.
We ask fora continuation of the favors whirh
have been so beautifully bestowed upon us by our
friends during the last several month"; md PROMISE
them thst at no time before has il been IN or pow
or to serve thrm well. Let MI call and iopk for
themselves MEM & GWATkIN.
Nav E--fsif
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The Car,srross Family,

The Carncross Family having given up
the use of the Masonic Hill, Saturday
night, to the Wing Clubs, we hope our
friends will appreciate the kindness and
make suitable return, for the obliging dis
position they have manifested, 10y attend
ing their entertainments.
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81 STOVES, TIN, COPPER and
~ IRON Y.-AURRILL

" hShbC, AT THEIR OLD STAND, Masn
Street, Lysciabu,g, Va.
The undersigned wonld respectfully inform the
pubic, that one Of their concern Inns jast returned
from the North, where they have purchased for III.
trade Of this place, every description of Loai and
Wood Shotes, amongst which, they aattcr ttcn.cive.
val be found many patterns oil Parlor, Church. OF.
ice, Store and Cooking Sto.es, which will com
pare favorably with any offered in this or any other
market.
They continue To give attention to Coe-inr and
Gultermg Houses. Sc. They keep constantly on
hand all kinds Of Roofing Materials, and are pre-
pared to work of that kind on the most M
proved plans md with dispatch
They have recently enlarged and improved their
facilities for the manufacture Of TIN, COPPER,
hron and Zine mayc, and able TO offer Induce
ments, either by retail or to Merchants procuring
supplies FOR the retail Country trade.
We invite an examination Of our stock, which il.
r.iarse, and embracing great variety Of house
keeping articles, too tedious 10 enurnerarc
Terms ccry hberai Cash will bc paid Tor old
Pewter, or we will take il in exchange far amy arri
Gle in our line. MURRILL s. AGREE
Oct oe-ts If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24
To tAe Voters of Camn,sN County.

At the solicitation Of mony Of my friends.
nounce myselfa candidate for the office of Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of Campbell ceunty. Having
led assistant in that. aud several other Clerks
Offices for nearly four years atter my sell that (f
elccted) | shall be able to discharge the duties of
the Office in "A satisfactory manner.
Nay. 6-tsif J. NEWTON GORDON.
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III The Edaer Of the virsiuisn viii announce
GEORGE STEPTOE, ST., a candidate ior Com
mis-; iourr of the Revenue the North side II Bed
ford county. Mr. Stcpioe has been the Commis-
-ioncr for many years. and We know thar he has
discharged his duties faithfully.
Nug i3-lmif MANY VOTERS
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For the State Senate.

~ We are authorised to announce JOHN o.
LEFTWlCH a candidate for the State Senate for
the 18th District formed Of Bedford county. subject
to such disposition now, all times heretofore,
an esssal and Just arrangement for the advance
ment ofthe Wing party shall require.
Nov 20-iitSD
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER.

The steamship City Of Manchester arri
we'd at her wharf this morning. bringing 81
passengers and large and valuable irei ght
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JAMES T. JOHNSON, comm'r.
TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE IN

= Fofclo.ri ccnafy.--I viii sell to the highest
bidder. on the premises. an Monday the 18th of
December. 1851. FOFR HUNDRED AND
"a THfRTTFTrE acres of Land, ono
L. third IN woods. hsc saiaace usdcr cutiv.-
u"n. With ordinary improvements. Snid land. II.
within THREE miles OF James River. within tw,
miles o, an Iron Furnace. aud adjoining the land.
Of Mr.. John Douglass. Mr.. - Smith. liv,n, An
the premises. viii sh-w the land
TERNs-One third cash, the balance IN one md
two years thereafter. in equal payments. the iii,
withheld until the deferred payment. are puid.
JAMES c. SLAUGHTER.
Nov oltlJI Att,rurv Ia, cl..l.. 4 ~
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INN Plate, Spelter. &c
Il 80 boxes Tin Plate 10xl4 and I4xeO.
200 lbs Sheet Iron, American and Russia.
10 slabs Spcltrr,
Mil Saws, Anvils, Vices, cast, shear snd Ger
man. wedge and blister Steel, for sale by
Nov SITS GEO. BAGBY.
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NEW YORK Nov 90

FLoUR.-Prces have still further impro-
we'd We note sales TO day of $500 bbls
State brands at 1881 ! to s3s7l.
GRAIy.--The market continues station
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MIR. THRASHER'S SENTENCE.

New Orleans, Nov. IS.
The news Of the trial, conditi.n and SEN
tence of Mr.. Thiasher, in Havana, has been
published in the Picayune. and has crea-
ted an intense excitement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

Il is settled, we believe. hat the Wings Will hav"
the asccndrncy Ia the next Legislature Of Louisiana
the members of which have just been elected
They viii have To elect Unitrd States So, ai,r. "a
succeed Mr.. Downs. whose torn If service will
expire in March.lsJ3. Tic representatives. ebert
ed oCo"Gscss consist of one " hig and three Dem
oc'uts. VIZ: j. Artist de Landry, Louis ST. Muffin
Al,x q Pam. M -
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Fer Clerk Of Cam pbeil Giro uit Ct.

Er We are requested to announce ALFRED
5. REID Us n candidate for the oEtcc Of Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Campbell county.
New Lifts
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BALTIMORE. Nov. GO

FLouR.--Wcnote sales OF 500 bbls How
ard street Flour at 1915.
GnAIN.-We have little or no alteration
10 note in the price Of Gram.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

THg SPANISH dispatch
from Washington says that'the Spanish
ditiirulty has been adjusted on basis en-
tirely satisfactory to both parties.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

All persons announcing themselves candidates
for Office. under the New Constitution. ~al be
charged at the usual advertising rates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

States which continue agitate the slavery question
and refuse to perform their constitutional duties.
and the establishment Of home manufactures, direct
trade, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

" We are requested to announce WILLIAM
ORGAN, candidate for the Shcriaaty of Camp
bell county. Nov bats
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

BEEF CATTLE-Seaie reight-$2 25 10 % rs.
IloGs-Nett Sc so, and in brisk demand ut quo
tntions.
SnKEr.-Net. 81 5oa3 so per head, price vary
ing according to quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

A gentleman called on us yesterday,
and exhibited letter from friend at the
mines, dated Sandy Bar. or Yankee Slide,
give glowing accounts of the success
OF the miners in that region. Some $780,
600 perweek was being taken from the
slide, and it was not uncommon for the
claim of Is feet to yield $1,000 to $4,000
per day. From every region is heard the
most cheering accounts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

EW GOODs.--opcncdl this morning tho
= following new and bnndaonc goods.
Sevcrul pieces blnck rnou.lninr

A., =, :, ldeep aud lnrlso,ne.
ore iad'es hemsii,ehcd scoloped and revere hk..
some II which are very pretty The .,,L.,.,;l'
"fcciiu'iy solichsH cnli from Tho lndcs 10 ~ ni
gn"ds. No, 20--is DGNTC prTrpq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

~ We are requested to state that Col. JOEL
3. LEFTWlClIisac candidate for Commonwealth
Attorney, for Campbell county, under the new Con
stitution- Oct J0-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-24

II ANAWAT-fROM the subscriber. on
~ Thursdny. the 9th inst, n negro man. named
BUKGOYNE, commonly called BUG. Sid
negro is about "a years Of age, and il about 6
feet in height slender made and rnther Inclined 10
be knock kneed and of bright complexion, had on,
when he left, black cloth cnp-otber clotldng no,
recoiected. Any person apprebsnding -aid negro
and returning him to or securing him In lsil 40
thai get him again. shn receive n reward IL $40.
1t taken in Bedford or Campbel,, rs iftakrn GU,
yet i3-wts'f JOHN cox.
tT~ Lewisburg Chronicle cory 3tif ind forward
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