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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-09

VAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE!
Large BOttles-Only One Dollar.
The Proprietor of the Great American Remedy VAuoHrs 9
VToErAnLE LIrHosTRIrIic MIXTURE" induced by the
solicitations of his Agents. throughout the United
States and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
Of his popular and well known article and from this date.
henceforh he viii put up bat size only. his quar-
bottles - the retail pncs will be
ONE DOLLAR
The public may res assured that the character Of the HIe
cne strength, and curative properties WILL REMAIN
UNCHANGED, and the will be bestowed PIE.
pairing it as heretofore.
As this medicine under reduced price. will be purchased
by those who have hitherto made hemselves acquainted
with vue, the propstor would beg intimate that his
article he classsd with the amoun, Of Remsdses
of the day =; claims for itself greater healing potccr
nU diseases than Sny other preparation before the
ro-id and has itself for eight by its
medical virtues and anti, this reduction. commanded double
the prce OF any other nrticls in tins line.
Nr1IcE PARTICULARLY, this article with gralk zeal
ing power and certainty. upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys Lungs,
and al other organs upoa the proper Of which lie and
health DEPEND.
THIS medicine has justly high rspuis = remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel,
and all diseases Of that It be relied upon when
the intelligent ply has abandoned his and cs
these distressing diseases especially DRoPsY the propn
would earnestly and honestly recommend it. At It's
present price easily obtained BY ALL and the uia will prov
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
TT Please ask pamphlets agents give them away
they contain sixteen OF receipts lin addition ul
medical matter valuable for household purposes and which
will dolar practical housekeepers.
These receipts introduced make the book Of grea
value. aside from its character advertising medium
the medicine the testimony favor of which, the OF
letters flom all part OF the cosny, may be relied upon
"Vaughn's Vegetable Lhon,riptc Mixture -tt
Great American Remedy, for sale in quart bottles
each small bottles Al 80 each No small tiles viii be
issued after the present stock is disposed Of.
Principal Office. Buffalo. N. Y, Q07 Main Street
&C. VAUGHN.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by OLCOTT McKESsON &
CO., III Maiden Lane New York City.
N B.-An letters (excepng from agents and dealers with
hom he busines) be pos, paid
will lie given to them
0FDR. THORNTON, Lewisburg. is
General Agent for Union county-J.H .CAsLOw,
Agent, Milton; l. GEnHaRT, Selinsgrove
3yl:: 81
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TlHRASHING Machines and PLOWS
for sale at the Lewisburg Foundry.
James s. Marsh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-09

WIZARDS Pa,en, Gang Plow. supe-
w rior article, for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by James >. Marsh.
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UNIVERSITY
at l.eWiSburS.
ENRCULAR for the Academical Year com
" mencing Oct. II, 1850.
COURSE OE STUDIES.

COURSE OF STUDIES.
Primary Department.
Exercised in Spelling, Reading, Definition
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, HIS
tory U.S.A., Penmanship and Composition.
English Department, of the Academy.
The same studies as in the Primary Departm't
continued in the use of larger tex, books and to
these are added General History Algebra, Legen-
DIRE, and Elements of Surveying.
Classical Department of the Academy.
Term Junior AcGdemic class.
l. English Grammar, Latin Grammar, Arithmetic two
divisions Geography.
II. The same studies rs in l. Term and Penmanship.
Ill. English Grammar. Caesar, Arithmetic completed by
Isl division, Creek Grammar, History Us.A.. Pen
manship Bookkeeping.
Senior Academic class.
I. Caesar, Greek Reader, Algebra (Elements)
Ill do do do completed. Gene
raj History, English Language and Composition.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshman class.
l. English Language and Composition, Algebra, Livy,
II. Plane Geometry, Livy Anaiasis
Ill Plane Solid and Spherical teonetry completed Ii
.Sophomore class.
Horace Odyssey Plane and Spherical Trisonometry
III. do completed. Select Oratons Of Demosthenes,
Rhetoric, Analy teal 6cometTy.
JtDiOr cLnss
nu,o,,horos ~, ,b C-o,, ,,i.o-o 10 oaic;s Mo
l. h;a. H.. .,rata,;os @ and tJrdr,,r;c.
II nnns,bns nn tbe Co.., t;caro do Dsici;s con
pIeted, rneumatirs Acoustics, Electricity, Magne-
TIT Crs.n r.,.i' Trn.'dy Tnu Toc;,,s .,ro,onv
Se,;or cIc,s
Logic. Natural Tbcolo.y, Tnt.I,ec,ua, Philosophy.
II. Greek, Political Economy, Moral Philosophy.
III. Analogy, cl u chemistry,
Lectures General Reviews.
NJ class IN tho RacrI., conys. hoe Ioss ,b,n
-, ~
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CTOVES-Parlor, Wood. and Coal
y Stoves. various patterns, for sale at the
Lewisburg Foundry. James s. Marsh
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Cewisbur9 fonnorp
&z- -

VNHE subscriber, thankful for past pat
ronage, would inform the public that
he continues to manufacture all kinds oil
Mill Gearing and other Castings. ThrashIng
Machines and other articles of Machinery rePai-
red in the best manner. Castings warranted TO
he Of good material, and at prices that can not
fail TO please. JAMES >. MARSH.
I.ewisburg, Feb. 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-09

COOKING Stoves, of various patterns
Y and sizes, for Coal or Wood, for sale
at the Lewisburg Foundry by
James Marsh.
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MOTES-Promisso-y, Judgment. and
~ Joint Notes (blanks) a, this office.
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c. w.sCHAFFLE, Lcwisburg
JIM. .Benfer, CIV. .Kessler, n Berlin
Taylor'., and Stitzer's. uiMin burg
Youngman & Ealter, DryValley
SPOTS & Myers, Kelly \ Roads
Davis 4 Schnure, Selinsgroye
L.d. Rohrcr, RKecs Falls
Thomas Bower. shamokin Dam
Dr.J.M. Judd, wuliamspoTt: and
keercrs throughout the Caiisd S
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~. II. Caslow, Milton
iW.P.I. Painter, Muncy
lily Smith, Adamsbsrg
ID. 8. Boyer. freeburg
Mos. SpechtReavertwL
RobtSmith, Middleb'rg
witt Eilert, ,Hartlcton
Tx. 4 Roush, ,Centreville
by pTuggisss and stcre-
tates. ily327
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-11
STANDING COMMUTERS OFThE SENATE

MONDAY Dee. 8. 1851
IN SENATE.
Mt BRIGRr tlo1gl til. tirit day $40 I'D DO the APP
noj1mapt OF The standing com tees OF the Senate,
aud, with view ofsavng time, he wolli move that
SO much OF the hirty III rule be suspended relates
10 the appointment OF the standing committees, and
expressed the hope that the Senate wond by unani.
mou; consent agree to the motion; in which case he
would send to the Char paper which he should
move be the standing committees OF the Senate.
No objection having been made, the rule was sus-
pend ed and the following is the list OF the committees
assagfeed to:
Norris. Mangum and Underwood.
4 On Fin4nce.--Meesrs. Hunter. Bright, Gwin, Pearce
and Miller.
Wisconsin, Davis and Seward.
On Manufactures - Messrs Sebastian, Bayard
Stochfon u pam. and James.
Ga Agricutlre,- Messr5 Sou!e, Walker, Atchson,
Sruancr, and Wade.
O, Military Aff,rs.-Messrs. Shields, Clemens
Borlaad Dawson, and Jones OF Tennessee
On the MiItia.-Messrs. Houston. Dodge OF Wis
consin, BorlanG, Morton, and Spruance.
] GOA Naval AfIrs.-Nles5rs. Gwin, Stockton, NAL
lorv B tdeer, aud Fish.
On Pubic Land. -Messrs. Felch, Shields. Dodge
of Iowa. Underwood a1f Pratt.
On Private Lend Cian';r Messrs Downs, Whit
comb, Clemens Davis, and Hale.
On Indian Atitrs.-Messrs. Atchison Sebastian,
Rusk. Bell, and Cooper.
vi Ciaims-M essrs. Brodhcad, Whtcomb, Bayard.
Pratt and Wade.
On Revolutionary Claims-Messrs Walker, Chase,
James, Foot ana ounlnef.
On the Jude ary- Mes=rs Butler. Downs, Bradbury,
Berren and Gcyer.
On the Pos Ofilee and Post Roads e.srs Rusk.
Soula Ifamn, Unham and Morton.
Ga lads and CanalsMessrs Bright, Rhett, Doug
las. Spruance aud Sumner.
On Pensions-Msssrs Jones OF Iowa, Borand
Stockton, Foote and Geyer.
On the District O. ouraba Messrs Shields, Brad
bury, Norris, Berren and Clarke.
Ga Patents and Patent Ofhce-Messrs Norris,
James, Whitcomb Dawson, and Smith.
~, D.. ME- Prod hurry Rri1hsE FIJI
Mangum. and Fish.
On Territories essrs Douglas, Houston, Gwin
Cooper and Jones OF Tennessee.
On Public Buildings Messrs Whitcomb, Hunter
and Clarke
Ga Printing Me=srs Borland. Hamlin AMI Smith
On Engro.sed Bs--Messrs Bayard, Mallory and
Hale.
On the Lbrary-Messrs Pearce, Clemens and
Dodge OF Iowa.
On Enrolled BiIls-Messrs Jones' Of 10 wa and Bad
ger
To Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses Of
the Senate-Messrs Dodge Of Iowa, Walker and
Bell.
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DR.. KlNKEL'S MISSION

The Cleveland PIandealer publishes the following
resolutions, adopted Ly the German Political Club o.
that city held on The % Of November 1851, and we
believe under the auspices Of the German emssary Dr
Kinkel
Whereas the colored people, in their meeting held
the l7th instant, have expressed their sympathy
with the German nation, by resolution, to actually
aid the German national loan the German Political
Club resolves
Iss. To express ts hearty thank4 and avais itself
OF this opportunity declare the COW iciou tina. the
German people, as soon as they shall have obtained
the Democratic Republic in the coming struggle, will
all means which adapted 10 abolish slavery an
institution which is wholly repugnant to the prnci.
pies of true Democracy.
ID. That this resolution shall bs published ia all the
newspapers of tho city.
- From this ths Southern pc ,ple may earn what vii
be the Legitimate .esult of our undertaking to protect
what is called liberty in Europe.
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| AMELIA AND NOTTOWAY. Bottom, D..
gets Al majority Hlsmaa in Amelia and 10 elect-
ed.
KING GEORGE-(oFrctAL)-J ohn,ou 22l; Sum-
mers IA. Bocock and Leske exactly with Johnson
and Watts and Baxter with Summers For Senate
Mason ed2 French AL. For Hous: of Delegates {:
Brown 2ls Suite 244.
STAFFORD.-The whole Democratic majority is
about u.s.
The news received from Westmoraud and Rich
mond leave little doubt Of the election Of Brax;on
for the Senate and Harvey for the House of Dele
gates.
CUM recinct-Johnson lO6
Summers 6l Leake l04 W ats 81; Bocock lOS, Bax.
ter 81. For SENATE: lsbel log; Cooke 6i For House,:
Old los; Scott 63.
ISLE OF WIGHT-Ths Enquirer learns by tele-
graph that the Democratic msjori.y is 407. J: A.
Jordan. d. ia elected Delegate.
POWHATAN AND CUMBERLAND-Wm.
DID, Jr. Is reported 10 be elected Delegate over VIM.
c. Scott, w. We doubt it.
KING AND QUEEN G. H--Johnson 1877; Sum
mers ~; Leake 1888; Watts 81; Bocock 1888; Baxter
81. For Senate: Gresham, DEM, l66; Douglas,
Dem, los. For House: Muse. Dem, 1874; Smith
Wing 1903. This county and Essex elect De legate.
KING WILL1AM.--At the c. H., and Ayletts
the vote is: Summers 90 Johnson 2ll; Watts 81
LiS6k1 ~ooi DaAtet 80 DOCock Zl1. FOR senate
Douglas, D. 299; Gresham, d. Q For House: Tomlin,
Dem. 1903; mo opp
| HANOVER.-At the Court House, Coal Harbour
and Taylorsve the vote is: Summers 367; Johns on
| 3i7. For Senate: Winston, w. 1856; Parkh 33o-
Negrotoot ia reported 81 Democratic msjority-Den-
| louisville TO hear from. Winston is probably elected
| Senator; White, Dem. Delegate.
| Polls kept open at the Court House.
| LOUISIANA the G. H., Garsett's and Mechanics.
ville Summers 24a; Johnson 365. For Senate: Am,
bier, D. 34f; Fowler, d. g.; Jones. W 1872. For
| House: Pendeton D., opposition.
| Pamvra. Morrss. Central Plains
and Kents Store heard from)--Summers 466; John
son 4i7 Watts 437; Leake 4l9; Baxter 1885, Bocock
4l6. For Senate: Amber. D. III; Fowler, D. GAG
Jones, w 4i2. House Payne. w. 456. Gay, All
| CHESTERFIELD AT the G.. II. little before
sunset the polls stood, tor Johnson 1856; Summers 2lA
The vote tor Leake and Bocock about the same. | he
Glover Hill prescinsi not heard FROM which gives say
225
No opposition 10 Jones, d., for House.
POWIl ATAN.-(G Niu's precnct) Summers 6a:
Johnson lO6. Senate: Cooke e.; Isbel LOG. House;
Scott 81; Old l05.
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INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.

PARDON OF TWENTY THREE BRITISH SUBJECTS, ENGAGED
THE LOPEZ EXPEDITION
Advices from Madrid state thu the Spanish Gov
eminent has granted free pardon TO % British
subjects who had taken part in the expedition OF Cen
Lopez against the Island OF Cuba and sentenced
by the authori les in that island be transported to
the penal estab shmens Spain for their offence.
Mr.. wEBsrEGs LETTER TO CALDERoN DE LA BARcA-AE
OPINION THE "TIMEs"
iThs London ,ines is nice papr. Commenting
on Mr.. Webite's note to tn. SJinisI VI mister at
Wasing ton touching tn. treatment OF tbs Sp,niah
Consu at New Orleans, it Gays -
"Mr. We5sters reid .al OF satisfaction to Spain in
casa that maniirstY dem tnds something more than
apology is in truth electio leerlng flourish
oil the Secretary Of State To his party aud il Is lamen
table to see the most ennent aad moderate in the
United States reduced to such exosdents to court
popularity even by identifying the ns.ve, with in-
defensibe outrage An indemnify to Spain for the riot
in New Orleans would probably have cost Mr.. Web
ster as dear az the Prtchard indemnity cost NJ. Gu-
got; but at least The French Government had that
occasion the courage admit that they were in the
wrong and 10 add, b. the terms offered for their ac-
cepsncs"
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sirely.--Iimss
COURT HoUsE-PoLLs CLOSED.
Summers S70; Watts 1885, Blxier 248; Walker 242;
Clark 295; SPEED 247 Johnson 229; Leakes23 Bocock
Isl; McDaarman 243; Lynch 257 Gla's 1876.
AMHERsT-coURT HOUSE.
Reported majority for johnson 1875; at billiards. 43
majority for the whole Wing ticket which is gal on
former strer G h.
GOOCHLAND-(Ta. l,rs Precnct.)-State Tick.
ct, Wing vote Al Dem. vote le2. Senate Amber
96, Fowler 10; Jones 49, House: w. D. Leakc, D.
los; Fleming, w. 81
CaocHGANp COUNTY, Dec. s. 1851
EDITOR THE TIMES:
Poors precinct s O'Clock, p. M. Polls closed.-
Johnson 119; Summers 63.
For the Senate: WIN. M. Amber, d. 92; DR.. VIM.
Fowler, ID. "a; DR.. Jones. w 81
For the House Of Delegates: w. d. Lsake, d. ITO;
John S. Fleming, w &C.
Yours. Ill haste, w. S. s.
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At the prescncls the vote Tor Senator is .Saun
ders. W. 1853, Douglass 1872. For Delegate, (ssms
precincts except J. CityD Segar, Wing, 244; Booker,
D., 1854.
L. City, Warwick, Y ork aud Williamsburg form the
elao ion district. and Mr. Segar is doubt elected.
Polls 10 Warwick kept open.
Ro. Saunders, Esq, i. elected Senator from the
district compo ed of w llam sblrg. ork James City,
Warwick. Charles City, Elizabeth City and New
Kent
Abe MARLE-The Charo tesyiIe Advo cate
gives the following compete returns
STATE Ticker: Summers 1873; Johnson 1873;
Watts 1852 Leake 1899; Baxter ITO; Boeock 1868
Senate; Watson W., 1883, Randolph d 1895.
House Rvcs. W.. 1885, EARLY, w, ll72; Tucker
D., l05G; Gsrneu l07l
RIO CKlNCHAM.--A slip from the Rockingham
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THE siCKLY sEAsos.-There are som

THE SfCkLY SEASOE.-There are some
diseases that visit stated OF the year, and
which not unfrequeny become aarmingly fatal du-
ring tie summer and autumn months, especially to The
young. Its supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements OF the Stomach, and Bowels alone.
Does not every ceiling OF nature become enlisted in
the humane desire 10 lessen this tIightfu mortality!
not bound by every principle of religion TO adj
m 70 ister relief wnen III our powerl BRANDRETHS
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all mpnreies
gives power to every organ 10 perform its functions
heallhilV, no matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels Tor the eyact,
alton Of all unhealthy humours OF the b! Cd and if
man would bat common sense, he wouldtase care
they perform this office faith ally, II the bowels are
out OF order If slow 100 active, few doses OF
Baandreth's Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man thai dying from eonsiIpated bowels what
cared him; be tells you, Brandreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months. and every
remedy had allied; he Will tell yon that Brandreih Pills
cured him 10 a week So with levers chills and other
Diseases Ia word, use Bfandreth'= Pills, if you are
sick and desire be- wr-and use them occasionally
when well, TO keep oil siekress.
For salo by NJ. BRANCH,
No. East VI street, corner opposite Old Market.
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THE STREAM OF DEATH.

81 l.. W. CANNING.
There IS 4 stream whose narrow tide
Tine known andunknowa doth divide,
Where all must go;
it, wageles, waters, dark and deep.
Mid sullea silence downward sweep
With Moanless wo.
saw wheye, al that dreary fno1
\ sni.ilL iuant prsltll g stood,
Whose hour had come:
U1lau!ht OF i'll, it near'l the tide,
5 NIX as 10 crailsl rest, and died,
Like going home.
F3llawd with lan!pil eve. anon,
4 yod.h. diseased, and pale and wan;
Aud there alone
Hs qaz,iuloa the leaden stream.
And felrsd to plnnge-I heard screa n,
And hs was gone.
AnI thsa a form, in mlnho pis strength,
Can. bu ,ting on, till there, al length,
He saw LIES bound
He shrunk, ani raised the bitter prayer;
"roo latet" his shrek OF wild despair,
The waters drownd.
Next stood upon that surgeless shore
A being bow ed with many score
Oh tollsome wears;
Earth boun and sad he left the bank.
Back turn'd his dlmming eve, and sank;
All tull of fears.
How bitter mus, thy waters be,
q DEATH how hard thing. ali ME
1t sto die
| unused, when to that streim again
Another child OF mortal men
With smiles drew nigh
cts the last pang,' he cslm'y said:
40 M, O death tho h gst no dread;
Saviour, 1 come!
Spread but thine arms Oh yonder thore
see We waters bear me DER !
There is nv hnm !"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-11

A LITTLE CuR IoUs.--Thoueh the name OF Hon
VIM. C. Riyes our Mmi-ter TO France, app AIRED in
the list of pa ssepgers by the Pacific, learn from
Washington tina; no official Incarnation has bean re-
ceved there OF his TO tins country, and it there
fore conc aided that the announcement is mistake.
Bait San
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-11

$4,000 Virginia 6's changed hands at the N York
Stock Exchange Tuesday, Al $!07s
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Local Intelligence, City News, &c.

- THEATRE-Ihe fine moral drama. styled "The
Drnnkard' VIII be performed again tonight, Tor the
second lime il his city. 1t is SAID 10 be faithful por
ralure of the fate of the Drunkard and is founded on
Act-te hero OF the piece being at The present time
clizen OF one OF the Northern States Whilst have
little faith in the stage, as moral agent- mankind
now DAYS paying little respect to it, no matter how
soever nuly it may "hold the mirror up 10 naure'-
sun the Gee Is said to posses, many good points,
and 1t certainly ineu!cate5 wholesome lesson which
no one can be lie loser by witnessing
Inc Theatre is rapidly regaining its lost popular
ny. The attendance now is fair n ghtly; and II The
Lessee will. insiead of adding to his corps improve
It's materiet people will begin to regard it place Of
rational amusement, aud patroaze still more llDe-
IalY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-11

TREsPAssiHG. white man who gave his pane as
r Is. GIddn2s, was yesterday brought before the
Mayor upon the charge of trespas,ing the premises
of Mr.. Brown, Tuesday night. AS the prisoner fails
ed to give satisfactory reason for the respass, the
Mayor held HIM to bail in the OF 800, in default
of which he was committed.
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Of these 424 papers published in the New
England States, SIG in the Middle States ZIG in the
Southern. and 7S3 IN The Western States. Average cir
culation in the Unl'ed States 1855 There is one publ
cation for every 7l6 free Inhabitants in the United
States and Territories.
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TO the Editors of the Times:
GENT: VIII you please enquire Of the Gas Commit.
tee why this 1.-The 10Th dsy of December 1855 one
OF the darkest evenings have SEEM our sas lights
not allowed TO be us'd; and why are our police
instructed not 10 light hemi We want light on
hi. subject A CITIZEN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-11

al y. RIM % bills. for sale by
/ 10 de I DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
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The whole county & ives: Summers 1853; Johnson
33i; (Johnsons mai l76.) For Senate: Jones. w
1874; Amber, d. 239; Fowler, D. lis; Gambler over
Jones los
In the Senatorial District composed of Goochlsnd
Louisa and Fuvanna, the vote SO far Exclusive Of
Jackeon's and Gum Spring in Louisa) 10 as follows.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-11

Newspapers IN the Uhued Statss.-The forthcom
in, census report gives the following statistics of the
periodicals published the United States in the year
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Summers over Johnson 943; Watts over Leako 1923,
Baxter over Bocock sl5; Meredith over Scott Sl2.
From the Lynchburg Virginian Extra.
CAMPBELL.
MONDAY NIGHT. Dec Sthl
AL Honor to the Noble Wigs of Lynchburg!
SPEED aud CLARK triumphanty reelected w AL
KE believed to be elected to the Senate
TAT Lynchburg and Campbell e. Fl. McDearmen
loses 200 from the estimates Of his frends.-Ed
Times
Toe follow is correct statement Of the Polls in
Ly nchburg. and far as heard from, SUMMERS runs
all cad OF his party
Taylors' majority in Lynchburg in lS4s wa. AGO.