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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

The Pennsylvania Democracy are not 4
viii, more happy in some particulars than
their brethren Of the South. though their
differences mainly arise out Of personal jeal-
ouscs and mortified ambition. They are
divided jus, now into CAss and BucmANAN
sections; and each wages war upon the
other in the most ferocious style. Such
epdhets as shameless falsehood," "cor-
rnpt, bad men," "secret calamniators,"
"Venecian bravo" "poltroon," "fellow
laborers in political iniquity." are handled
about freely, and with a zest which proves
that even harder phrases would be employ
ed if the vocabulary Of abuse could supply
them.
The quarrel has it's origin in the jealous
efforts of the friends of Messrs BUCHANAN
and CAss to sustain their respective claims
to the Presidency. The former gentle
manis recommended by those who put
him forward. in great measure. upon the
point of State pride, while the latteris de-
clarcd to possess prctensions of more
truly national character. Mr. BUcHANAN's
Supporters are tainted with vanity and
folly; and they, in turn. retori that General
CAss failed toad the promoters Of the
Compromise at its most critical stage. and
is, therefore, unworthy denomination; and
that he has further disqualified himself by
intermeddling in the late elections in Penn
sylvania, to the prejudice Of a regular Dem
ocratic nominee.
With the quarrel itself we do not med
die, but it is too instructive to be lost sight
ofby those who are at all interested in the
internal polity of ihe"unitcd Democracy"
A racy chapter will be added to its history
before these Pennsylvania champions lay
down their pens.-Repn5lic.
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means of restoring harmony and concord
to the country and the Government. 1t
would make the Union Union in truth;
bond of mutual affection and brotherhood;
and not mere connexion used by the
stronger as the instrument of dominion and
aggrandizemcnt, and submitted to by the
weaker only from the lingering remains Of
former attachments. and the fading hope Of
being able to restore the Government to
whatit was originally intended to be.
blessing TO all.
"Such is the disease. and such is the
character of the only remedy which can
reach 1t. In conclusion. there remains to
be considered the practical question. Shall
it be applied Shall the only power which
can apply it be invoked for the purpose.
THE responsibility ofanswering this sol
elmn question, rests on the States compos-
ing the strongest section" &c.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Additional Foreign News,
PER ATLANTIC.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 81
Z. III. Thompson, bearer of dispatches
from London, came passenger in the At
laniic.
Consols had advanced to 9Slas.
kossuth was making preparations to
leave for the United States on the 14th
Nov. He had been received at Manches-
ter and other places with great enthusiasm.
A proposal has been made to search for
Sir John Franklin on the coast Of Asia.
FRANCE-The Committee appointed
by the Assembly to report on the Bill pre-
sented by the Ministry, for the repeal OF
the law of 3lst May, have reported only
in favour of repeal.
The Democratic Socialist Committee
have refused to take part in the election Of
the 18th November. on account of the law
of 31st May curtailing the elective fran
chise.
Paris was tranquil and the Bourse dull
SPAIN.--Thc Cortes opened in Ma
drid on the 9th inst The moderate party
triumphcd in a recent municipal election in
the city.
ROME The French troops, at last &C
counts, were making additions to the for
iifcations Of ST. Angelo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

The following is the Postscript to bust
ness letter from prominent citizen Of one
Of the Trans-Alleghany counties. man
of sagacify, and well acquainted with the
people:
"Hurra! Tor our distinguished champion,
Geo. Washington Summers, and for his as
sociaics, Gen. Watts and Sidney S. Bax-
teri Do your best, mctropoi,ans Of Vir-
GINA. We will send them down with a
rousing majority from the mountains"
Our advices from the West are all Of a
similar tenor. EASTERN WIGS have only
TO come faithfully upto their work, and we
have reason 10 count upon success. A
rouse then. Wing voters of the East, and
see that the VIII g cause suffers no preiu-
dice by your Indifference. The honorable
pre-, Of having TO set the new Govern
ment into operation, is within our reach,
and shall not we grasp itl-R. Times.
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4 TTMACTIONs U,NPRECE :

- DEN ED,-Nc arc now rcrrivipx n con.
sienmrnt Of Goia asd Steer Ha.cles. Ie.ei,,.
Fancy Goojs,Je G., Sc consisting in part n. follows;
Gold aud silver Watches an kinds,
Ear and finger rings. btras, t.l.s So,
L Fob, vest and guard ohafns
'' Pencils, pens, studs. SC. &c.
Silver pencil cases. variou. kind.,
g Hair combs, &c, &c.
FANCY GOODS. consi.tng IN part &c
Dressing and sid. combs all kinds
Ladies Gum Elastic Carriers thn,blss. Ac,.
Transparent aud cosmetic saaps.
Tapestry. and brussels. Bag. and Satchels
Hooks and eyes. boat lacc. suspsaders,
Ok marrow. hair oil. perfumes,
Spool Cotton,
Razor sirops, percussion caps, &c. ~.
sY-Our winter Night Sales will commence ON
Thursday night the 30h inst, and continue sisrins
tho winter, every Thursday aud Friday night. With
out any interruption. Goods open during the dny
for inspection. and viii be sold low ut private snl,
We respectfully invite the attention oi tho pubic
to the stock on hand 10 which va will BE- receive
ing additions weekly during the winter monshs, VI
ca.simeres cloths, cuatings. pantal"on stua., Sc.
Our daily sale. will be u. usual, ou Tuos,a,s,
Thursdays and Saturdays,
" Liberal advances nlways nude on cop,ixn.
ments. MOSBi & HOLCONlBE
Oct 3o-isif Auet. and Com. Nor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l. 1851.
The Spanish Minister dned with Mr.
Webster last night; the Inference, ofcourse
is that the Spanish difficulties are settled.
A new Union ticket is forming here with
strong hackers. Here it is-Henry Clay
for President; Com. Stockton for Vice
President.
THE NRW YORK CATASTROPHE.
The New York papers are filed with
details Of the frightiul calamity, of Thurs
day afternoon, at Ward School No. 60
the leading circumstances are given as first
reported.
Forty-two dead bodies have been recov-
cred, and about forty children are known
to have sustained ijuries-many Of them
serious in their character. At last accounts
coroner's inquest was sitting, and "A
searching examination into the cause which
produced this fatal and melancholy CASTRO
phc, would be made.
Gen. Foote, fof Mississippi, arrived at
New York Saturday, on board the steam
or Winfield Scott, from New Orleans
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in bringing him out, aud thus to mount
the hustings and declare in the faccof these
same persons that he had never asked any
one to aid in bringing him o.t as candi-
date.
Fellow citizens Of Appomattox. Demo
Gratis and Wings. are you prepared to have
your birth right taken from you to be
mado slaves, subservieut to the will Of
such party tyrant Wireworking Dema-
gogue. No cannot, will not believe it;
but on the contrary that on the end Mon
day in December next, you will trium-
phantly elect Lewis d. Isbellthe peoples
candidate. Democrat good and tue, u
gentleman Of unexceptionable characte:,
and Of acknowledged ability.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

In pursuance Of adjournment, the Young
Mems Wing Club, in conjunction with the
yolder) Wing Club, assembled at the Ma.
yonic Hall on Saturday evening. the 22d
instant.
The meeting having been called to or
der, tho committee appointed to frame a
Constitution for the Club, made the follow
ing report. which, after having been read,
was unanimously adopted:
I Article lathe Club shall be called
E-s" \ oung Mems Wing Club Of Lynch
burg"
Article 2xd.-The officers shall consist
Off President. fourteen Vice Presidents.
1.-TWO Secretaries. three Corresponding Se-
cretaries, and one Treasurer.
Arsicle 3d.-The President shall preside
1t the meetings ofthe Club, preserve or
der. and shall have power to call meetings
Of the Club when, in hisjadgment, it shall
be proper to do 90, or when requested so
10 do by any ten members of the Club. In
the absence Of the President, his duties
shall devolve on the Vice Presidents &C.
cording to seniority. The Secretaries keep
accurate minutes Of the proceedings Of the
Club. The Corresponding Secretaries
shall do all the correspondence of the
Club which shall be necessary. The
Treasurer shall receive and disburse the
money of the Club, and shall provide a
place of meeting.
Article 4M-All persons shall be per
mitted to become members ofthe Club who
may desire to cooperate with us in carry
ing outthe objects for which this Club wa.
formed.
Article 5M.-The Club shall meet once
week, say every Saturday. at 6l o'clock
m.
Several addresses were delivered. and
q large number of persons were in attcn-
dance
No other business being before the
meeting, on motion OF Thomas H. Early,i,
adjourned to meet again on next Saturday.
n. Ii. CAMPBELL, Pres't.
JSo. NJ. MILLER. Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

Mrs Carncross. Richmond: Ben Hunter, Apo
mattox; G Rjchcy. Bedford; Peter Hunter, Camp
bell, w Shelton do; J Labby do ia. Turner,
Jane. River Cana:C ii Locher James River &C.
ment Mills; WIN Irvine. Halifax; A Monrcrd
Norfolk; G Rain, Appomattos: Childs, Bulti-
mor,; Mr. Duval, Mrs Duval, Phadslphia; Jos q. IL
by, Patton=burs;J Charlton. Richmond. J 7 Steel
Newark, N J; Il Wuteburg; Samuel Wood, Flayana
G & Garrett, Richmond, John Brown do; II W
Jones, Wythcvillc Robert Gbbony do w Logan,
Halifax; J Middleton, New York; W Symaos do;
w s Moon, Farmve; Mr. Wilks and Lady; II De-
priest, Campbc James King do; John d Alexun-
der do; Mr. Harmon, Stanton; w Withcrs. Camp
bell; J Wilson, Bedford. J 3 Patterson do J Pat
terson, Buckine ham; II Jones; John Robertson,
Pittsylvania; Ohm Otcy. Bedford, Thomas Harris;
" Skefworth, Powhatan: A w Mosby. Goocnlan
c Campell, Washington city; J Madison,
Richmond; David Penn do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
GAREII. II0IfSE

WIN Twedy, Campbell; " II Tardy. Leesril'
s c Anderson sr, Appomnttox; Tibbot, Bed
ford; NJ w Jones, Miss; d Is Moore, Appomattox;
NJ Stevens. Lexington; NJ Ilartstock. Nd; John NJ
White, Bedford; VIM Phelps, Lynchburg; w Accr-
ly, Rockbridgc; J b Shelton, Louisa; J W Desha-
ser, Charlotte; A Hall. Amherst; G Hail. Augusta;
NJ Bruce, Campbell; T Wright, Bedford: L Jones.
Campbell Geo Feagsns Amherst Chas ii Organ
Campbell; r Jennings. Campbell, G Tsrpin. Bed
ford VIM II Wasgh, Amherst; w b Conner, Bed
ford; J Peters do: W Jones d.: n Ncwson do; Mr.
Purrow. Campbeik W Parrow do NJ Campbell do;
knight, Lynchburg; 7 L Wilkerson de-, Mrs VIII
kerson and two children. Bedford; + Drummond,
Amherst: J G Updike, Rockbridge; b Norris, Am
hcrst; G NJ Burls, Amherst; r Knight, New York;
3 Shelton, Lousn, A W Gunot, Buckingham
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
SPECIAL NOTiCEby p. eene..

>, fy.-I~cnty years experience ~ my business
In l.yncburg. ought 10 have qualified me to be able
10 manage such establishment Us mine, 90 10 u,
carry cut the good principle with which started a
year ngo. VIM "Iire and let Live. and will d.. Il
or break the pitcher Aware before roins North
for my goods, that there would be some few artcl,s
in my line offered IA Cosf for Cash. 1 dcv,tcL
September To making my purchases, so a. u met
u prices, Whether have succeeded or not saa
bs cnsily proved by a comparison Of prices $40
qualities, which Is respectfully solicited. Nv In.
dies assortment !. being enlarged constuntly-,o il
IL added this week beautiful Enumcllsd si.~r, ara
tho nont Fillmore Tic." new article Misses
Shoes. fno suppy-Chidrcn's Shoes, coming n. 1
going all The TINS III course-t irnen's fine B,.,s
aud Shoes. good assortment, aud Mcn's Thi,
Boot' very chcap-Boys work abund.nt--A Iarcs
assortment Of Servants shoes. Including few h.,..
dred pairs Of heavy Richmond StitehdD.ns, bound
and unbound, Red md I,lnck. going "a rspIdiy,
H. About tho PRETTlEST SILK liAT
- over ssen. Of various .tylcs--Wooi Hate.
SLOUGH Hats-Caps! caysU t'aps!l. abundant
and Chap Travelling and common Trunks. .
inrse supply. chesP-Curpet Bags inclu.ling . nsw
article u gaffa creha superior and net dcart and
sorno new .tyles Of Metallic Rubbcr. very neat pur
cha cd OF tho manufacture. npd warranted s,rnne,
Now friends. please compare frc6t prices with sor
prices, aud let US SEQ who wins the trade,
R".rscsfully, J.. 6EABnRY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

'seen Hundreds of en- Asthe wear Of grace 1884
had misscd figure by Attraction the old shilling had
gained thousand years in antiquity. Weknow how
Walter Scots anfqnnry was OVERSEE BY the old Clip
~, who turned Lucius Lucinius Libens Lubens In
Like Laaghiin's laiag iadis. OF some such thing
Public (PLiladslphso) Ledger.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
Tho Spanish Difficulty Adjusted.


The National Iutelligencer ofthis morn
ing. regards the following Information as
semi-ofigial:
Mr.. Webster has, after great difficult
~ settled the Spanish dispute satisfactory
ly to all parties, and without derogationto
our national dignity"
The basis of the arrangement is stated
TO be this: Each nation is to salute the
others flag and the claims ofSpan, for
the damage done 10 her subjects in New
Orleans, are to be referred 10 Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY. Nav

THILAUELFTfTA, saturday. Nov II.
The Flour market continues in the same state uf
inactivity which has characterized it during the past
week, and the .olos csnfncd the wants of the
trade Mt 81 81 1a4 La per bid, for common and Sc
lcct brands, and $4.s7de4l75 fos rstrn. The last
sails Of Rye Flour was at 1854. and Of Germ M~ul
at 1926 per Dbl
Gra!n--Thcrc is fair amount. but the drmandis
limited. Sales Of 1000 bushels. 81 cts for prime
Southern Red. and Sass per bushel, for White,
A small sale Of Rye at 70 cts. Corn i. in steady
demand, . 900 bushcl. now Southern Yellow sold at
50 eta afont. which 1. slight improvement. Oats
continue in demand, and taken ON arrival ut SO
cts. per hushcl.
Whiskey-Dcmnnd limited. Sale. OF bids. and
bbls al lu22 cents.-BR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
Cor Tor JouNsoN addressed I

Coz. JoE JOHNSON addressed the peo-
pie Of Ripley, Jackson county. on Mon
day, the 10th inst. The PaFkcrscurg GA
zcite learns that he dwelt mainly upoa ma
tional politics, and his connection iherewiia
admitted that lie was for Clay in 1924,
and attended Mat Adams meeting, but dad
not approve its proceedings, &c. He con.
cluded by gracelessly representing Willard
Fillmore TO be an abolitionisi! In this con-
ncXiou the Gazette well says:
'Any man who is so reckless as TO IT. AXE
this charge, in the face Of Mr.. Fillmore's
patriotic course, is unworthy to be Cover
nor Of Virginia and unworthy the respect
Of his fellow men"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

Tie HW ofMeldte Mr.. Competitive
Cooperstown Journal publishes the Will
oFihis distinguished man. as follows:
"WILL-I, james Fenimorc Cooper, de-
clare and publish this to be my last viii
and Testament. give and bequeath to
my wife. Susan Augusta, ali my property,
now in possession. Or to which may have
any claim. now or hearaiter, whether real
or personal, or mixed, to be enjoyed by
her, her heirs and signs, forever. l
make my said wife the executrix of this
my Will" Signed. &c, Sth Nov, is49,
and proved of record Goth September,
1851.
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COMMERCIAL R8UoRD.


XSyueuWuxn6 n-9IAGtDs-NVVs8V s
kwfuJEIsALg PRICES.
PRovisloss. Bacon Stacks u ht--Saiss III BY
the quantity.
PoRk.-Sales q cts.
BrKr.-we quote by tho quantity at & eua
FLorR.-SupcrGne new s33 dull; Old. no sale.
Family New t4a5, to quantity and quality All
grades dull.
wHEAr.-Red 60c; WhIio Csc.
MrAL-Corn Meal 70a75c.
GaAIS.-corn 75as0 et,; Oats 33.37i cents.
GuASo.-Besi Peruvian s50 to 81 per ton.
PIAsTrR--Lump. SSH 80; Ground t7Aa$Si
SruARs.--Ne~ Orleans la9 cts: Porto kicoT To-
onss. Clarified lai2A cts Loaf / to lsA cts.
WHisKr.-Mourtaia 30 sts.
BExswAx.-2l to29 ees,s.
BurTKn.--Bat little dem,nd for Arkins. which
We quote l1Asle3c, for No. l. Fresh. al Market
House. brings higher rates. bu, not uniform.
BRAxpY.-Applc. 35s40; Peach, 80 10 81 cts.
Bar IKoS-$7 5aS0 assorted dull.
CovrEE.-Rio IL TO ia cts, Layuira 17.l2I
Mocha 20.
CorSrRr Lissxs.-Tow I Ito M Flax i.al tcts.
CorroS YARxs.-Salcs l7alS eta.
FEArHxRs.--3c to 81 cts.-Scarce.
WooL.--23 to IS cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.--35 to IA very scarce.
GissESo.-30s35 cts.
FLAX SEgD-Salcs l 10 per Sc ID.
F,sH.-IIeuings, No, l. $si; Halifax M. Her
rings. $Ga$74 Shad, none; Mackerel, No. ,. $3.50,
TALLow.-sto 81 cts.--dull.
TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl
HExr.-Wc quote 81 to 90, IN demand.
LISsKEp OiL.--S5a90c In demand.
LARD.-l2ai2A cts.
MoLAssUs-Wcst India IS to 10 oss. per gallon.
n. o. ~ to As cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

" We are authorised to announce JOHN o.
LEFTWICH q candidate for the State Senate for
the 9TH District formed of Bedford county. subject
TO such disposition now, at all times heretofore,
equal and just arrangement for the advance
ment the Wing party shall require
Nov 20-ift8D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
THE NRW YORK CATASTROP
Eater from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER A l.
IANTIC

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.
The steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool,
has arrived.
CoTToN has advanced ID in the Liver
pool market, and the sales average about
10000 bales daily.
BHEADsTurFs scarce ard prices frmer
The political intelligence by this arrival
is unimpoltant. Paris was Tranquil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
BALTIMORE. Nov. %.

Mr.. w. w. Corcoran, of your city, has
purchased the very superior ard much ad
mircd organ which was exhibited at The
FAIR 81 the Mechanics Institute in this city,
for one thousand dollars, and presented it
as gift to the West Lunatic Asylum at
Staunton, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

Some years ago an .'ancent coin was found some
where near Detroit, with the date of7S4. This be-
Ing more than cen.ufies arc.and some fragments
ut letters being deciphered and the Greek and Ro-
man AS and b. aud Els ana Is and KS and Ms
and Ms and os and rs being alike an,iquaries
were in doubt whether it was issued at Rome by
Pope Leo TX. or at Constlntineple by the Greek
Empe1ir john Dacas, contemporary Of Macbeth
and Edward the cqntessHr. At length Yankee
from down east solved the mystery, BY showing
that it was old Massachusetts, shilling for h. raj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
EXECUTION OF CONKLIN.
UTICA. n. ", Nov. 81

:
The execution Of H. b. Conklin, the in
cendlory, took place at quarter past II o
clock this morning. He met his fate calm
ly. Previous To his execution, he made a
lengthy confession, iinplicating persons
hltht RIO unsupported.
BocnsA AnEnsTEp.-The Piusburg Dis
patch. OF Thursday morning says:
Bochsa, the travelling companion of
Madame Anna Bishop, was arrested at
Whrcling, when the boat touched there,
on his way TO Cincinnati lie had ar
ranged to give concert there, but was
sliding past without stopping at the prn-
ting Offices. On setting Lis bills he " as al
lowed to proceed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

~ The Editor Of the yirginian will announce
GEORGE STEPTOE, SR, candidate tor Com
miss ioner Of the Revenue the North side Of Bed
ford county. Mr. Steptoe has been the Commits
sioner for many years. and we know that no has
discharged his duties faithfully.
Nov l0--lmif MANY VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
\ BRITISH NOMINATION

At the Kossuth celebration in Southampton Eng
land Lord Dudley Stusrt referred to the Hon Ro-
bert J. Walker, present, geptlemaa likely soon
to he the President Of the United States.
The Democracy are in common courtesy, bound
to heed ,,;s suggestion, and give the ExSecretary
Of the Treasury the benefit OF British Free Trade
endorse mont.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
Massachusetts EIcc,ion.

Whether Massachusetts is to have n
Wing Government FOR tie ensuing year, or
continue under the coutrol ofau unprinci-
pied coalition Of democrats and Free-Soil-
ers, depends upon the result of to-day
tlials 10 EJECT members Of the House of
Representatives of that State. in those
towns which failed to make a choice on
the regular election day The complex
ion of the Senate depends upon whether
the vacancies in that body are filled by
Wings or CoalitionistS. As matters stand
now. twelve Senators are to be chosen by
the House. The House, as far as made,
stands 173 Wings, 155 Coali,ionists, and
10 no choice. Wing over Coalition Is.
So if the Wings can elect thirty-eight
out ofthe 10 to be chosen, they are sure
Of the House, and so will make the SEN
ate Wing, and thus elect Mr.. WINTHROP
Governor. The Boston Courier is very
sanguine that this election will increase.
rather than diminish the Wing majority
in the House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
For Clerk Of Cam pbcM Circuit c..

Y We requested to announce ALFRED
S. REID Us n candidate for the office Of Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Campbell county
Nov l7-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
WASHINGTON.

VIM Hix. Amherst; = A Talbot, Bedford; w 7
Moore. Campbell: 7 Withers do; Mr. Wills. Nell
son; L Kecfer, Va; A ID Roads, Rockbridge; f
L Hughes, Campbell; w Hughes do; s Lam
bard. ) L e. K Canal; Oh. Scott de- Jessc E Ad-
ans, Va & r K Il; Jno w Jordan 1tockbridge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

For enc sentc sennse.

All persons announcing themselves candidates
for Office. under the New Constitution, will Ne
charged IT the usual advertising rates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

~ We are requested 10 state that Col JOEL
p. LEFTWICHisa candidate for Commonwealth
Attorney, for Campbell county, uDder the new Com
sttution Oct 30-its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

sY- We are authorised to stsie that EDWARD
D. CHRISTIAN is candidate for Common
wealth Attorney, for the county Of Campbell, un-
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-ltis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

-, at the same time and place by the same.
Rev. NJ. L. BIsBoP, of the Va. Conference. and Miss
SUSAN L., daughter ofthe
-, on the lah Of November, BY the same,
Mr. LILBoRs s. BogTos and Miss frances L.,
daughter of Mr.. Elkanah Branlett, all Of Campbell
county, Va.
-, on the 10Th Of November. by the same.
JAMES w. LEWIS. of Mo-, and Miss MELISSA D.,
daughter of Maj. w. w Andrews, Of Bedford CO.,
Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27

IY We are authorized to announce JOHN 0.
TAYLOR = candidate for the SheraLlty Of Camp
bell county. Nov l7--ilts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
To "a. Yoter, Of Compl,u Co.ntu.


AT the solicitation of many Of my friends. an
nounce myselfa candidate for the Office of Clerk u
the Circuit Court of Campbell county. Having nc
ted as an assistant In that and several other Clerk,
Offices for nearly four years. aatter myself that I'll
elccted) | shall be able to discharge the duties u
the Office in a satisfactory manner.
Nny. 6-tsif J. NEWTON GORDON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
,if j. NEWTON GORDON.

ty- We requested to announce JOHN D
ALEXANDER u candidate for the Clerk ship in
the Circuit Court for Campbell county.
Nov LOFTS