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We take the following from the Journal of
Commerce Ca free trade and anti tariff paper) Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06
JAM E.o Ia O1N0
X. I. DANIEL Sec'y.
From EurODe.

The steamer Franklin arrived at New
York yesterday, with four days later ac-
counts from Europe
Amongst her passengers is Chevnl er
De Ludi, Envoy Extraordinary from the
Republic Of Brazil
Cotton at Liverpool has declined an
eighth Of a penny. Flour has also declin-
ed.
Kossuth had not arrived in England on
the 2lst
Itisstatcd thataifairs at Paris look threat
ening. The Bourse, however, was quiet
The Telegraph, we fear, has made sad
work of some of the names of the parties
spoken OF for the new Cabinet They are
thus stated in our despatch:
Nj. Bilault, Minister for Foreign Affairs;
Gen. Bour Jollicr. Minister of War; NJ.
Peanger, Minister Of the Interior; NJ Be
mott Fould, Minister of Finance; NJ. Sc
gum, Minister Of Public Works; NJ. Lavill,
Minister of Commerce; NJ. Soyer, Minis
ter Of ustice; Admiral Parseval, Minister
of Marine; and NJ. Giraud, Minister orPub.
lie Instruction.
4 terrible explosion Of powder maya
zine occurred at Krems on the 18th ul-
timo, by which many lives We're lost
Further accounts of an unfavorable ma
ture have been received in England from
the Cape Of Good Hope. Another large
reinforcement of troops had been asked for
TO suppress the instruction Of the natives
in that quarter.
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From tie Washington Telegraph.
Ee1tl, Oftlac sgife OfSUvcrnOr
ETJhnyi


We regret TO announce TIE death OF this
lady, which took place on the ] lth OF this
month at New BuJa. Decatur county,
Iowa. Intelligence of,Ilis event was TT
eeived in this city last night, in "A letter from
Governor Vi hazi to Major Tochman and
lady. The venerable Hungarian patriot,
in announcing the sad iidings, thus CON
cludes lis letter:
The cup of my sorrow is'full. have
lost my beloved wifel She departed this
life after few days illness. Could have
forseen that my exile was to shorten her
days, | would have given my head to the
foes oimy country to preserve the life Of!
the best OF mothers.
"Yonr most aiTectio ,atc, unfortunate
frirGd."
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gentleman. 70 be the standard bearer Of the

gentleman. 10 be the standard-bcarer Of the
Wing party in the approaching contest,
who stands asbettcr chance of rcconciling
and uniting the 'discordant clements Of the
party. and cfTecting a restoration ofthat
ancient good feeling and fraternal regard,
which have frightened SO many gallant
struggles in the past.and without whitehall
our future efforts will prove alike futile and
contemplate.
Let the Wings then. if may be par
| doncd forshc suggestion assemble en- mas.c
from every portion ofthc county at our No
vcmber Court. in order to select an ac
ceptable candidate for the county. and to
effect complete and thorough oyganiea-
ton Of the party. Let them meet, purified
Of their personal 'prejudices and enmities,
and animated solely by that spirit of mu-
tual kindness and regard which best com
ports with the great and disirteres,ed aims
of the Wing party,-generously prepared
to sacri6ceevery unworthy and selfish con.
sidcraiion,and ,oadvise together. in genial
and cordial temper. for the support and
furherance Of Wing principles. by the Sc
lection of the candidate most likely to in
sure Wing success. Iii is, at all fines, a
matter Of secondary interest and import
ance, who may be the individual selected
for the candidacy-provided only that he
is suitable type and symbol ofthe Wing
policy and Wing principles. Personal
preferences and par,ialities-!ocal predi-
lections and antipa.hies, ought to be waiv-
ed and forgotten. They are nothing, alb
solutely nothing, compared with the tn
umph of the cause. The great and para.
mount question which should animate every
true Wing bosom is-in what ign shall VIC
conquerl
To whatever gentleman Of the party
therefore, may he accorded the honor Of
the nomination, | pledge him an uncondi
iional and hearty support. and to the party
itself, sincere and Jealous CO operati Il
in every patriotic effort TO promote The sue
cess Of that glorious cause, which is DIES
tined. humbdy hope. notwithstanding the
disasters that have recently betallen it, to
| go on ''conquerng and to conquer" the
willing and cheerful support Of au intelli-
gent and virtuuus people.
|
noterms TO express suitably my deep thank
fulness for the warm and cordial support
with which the great body Of the Wing
party have SO generously honored me, and
for the uniform kindness and courtesy /
have received at the hands Of the people,
throughout the county, without distinction
of party ! retire from the candidacy OF
the Wing party, therefore, under lasting
obligations TO those noble fri~ds who
have sustained me with zeal and fidelity
worthy OF perpetual remembrance, and
without entertaining a single sentiment of
hostility or iii-wiil to any individual. Of any
partyor section. who, from honorable mo-
lives and patriotic considerations, has sim
ply exercised the high sight ofthe freeman
in using his influence and recording his
vote against me.
RO RIDGWAY, in.
AMHERST C. H., Nov. Sd, 1851.
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LATEST INTELIGEncE,
From the Ricamond vair


THs STATE CANyAss.-The following
notice should have appeared yesterday; buI
was delayed by an Oversight, Of the Score.
tary:
AT meeting Of the Wing State Gen.
trail Committee held on the 30th October
1851:
"Resoired, That the candidates for Gov.
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, and Atiorn
ey General. upon the two State Tickets. be
invited to visit the city of Richmond and
address the People on the 18th of Novcm-
Der next, and that the people Of all the
contiguous counties be invited 10 attend
and hear the discussions; and that similar
mass meetings ofthe people should be held
a, Petersburg Norfolk, Alexandria, Lynch
burg, Farmville, aud other prominent
points of the State, and that the candidates
should be invited to appear at these points
and address them: and that the Chairman
be requested TO communicate this resolution
to the candidates"
JAMES LYONS Chm.
X. /. DANIEL Sec'y.
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To the members of the Wing Cunvcn-
iouGmsbe Senatorial District composed Of
she counties of Amherst, Nelson and Buck
ingham.
Having understood that my name won ID
he proposed To your body. as thc candidate
for the new district, induces me TO address
you. and most respectfully to decline the
honor, ifit was ahe purpose ct any to ten
der il TO me. AS you know, have served
two terms in our Senate. and have Just
been elected by most hattcring vote for
"a third, and have been elected each timc
sindcr circumstances the most gratifying,
because the honor has been conferred with
out any 81 lititation on my part, save the
simple announcement Of myself as a candi
date. If have ever been ambitious Of
public honors. that ambs;ion has been graft
fled. and ii is now my desire to devote
snysclf to my private and professional pur-
suits. that have been somewhat neglected
sduring my public service. Moreover |
sam admonishcd by the increase Of years,
ahat II Is time for me to give way to young
YER men. who are better able not only 10
serve the State. but whose habits and tastes
lbe,ter 9uaiify them for party contest-in-
~'ihch, unfortunately for the State, it
seems that all our elections, both State and
dcdcral, ss'eutuate. 1t is my opinion, gen
tlcmen that the new district is Wing. but
lby small majority. and unless there is
complete unanimity in your choice and a
steady and jealous support of the nominee,
our defeat is certain. With it success is
ancvitable.
With grca, respect.
Your obedicnt servant.
JOHN THOMPSON, JR.
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~ suance Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Appomattox, in the case Of Horace l..
Kent and George NJ. Atwater. surviving partners Of
the late firm of Kent, Kendall & Atwater, against
Robert Isbell. Frederick Isb-l and Benjamin w.
Jennings. rendered on the 22d day OF October.
1851 ; the undersigned. who was appointed
| special Commissioner for the purpose, will
proceed, at Stone Wall Mills, in the county Of Ap.
pomattox, on the first day of December. 1851 20
SELL the highest bidder public auction the fol
lowing property, belonging to Rober, Isbell, viz
seven negroes. viz: Betsy. woman and her child,
Jane; Mary. woman. and her four children, Hem
ry. George, Allen and Lizzy; one bay Mare one sor-
rel Mare one yoke of Oxen and cart, three COW :
and calves, two yearlings. and twenty-one head Of
hogs; Household and Kitchen Furniture: Crops oil
all kinds growing severed the interest of said
lsbell in right Of his wife ia the negroes bcqueathed
by Charles Penick to his daughter Nancy Boaz; also
all the other estate OF the said Robert Isbel real
and personal; the property being the same conveyed
| by the said Robert Isbell. Frederick W. Isbe
trustee by deed, bearing date the 30th July 1851
| and recorded in the clerks Office of Appomattox
county court, on the day and date last above men
| toned.
| The personal property will be sold GU credit oil
| six months and the real estate II credit Of six
twelve and eighteen months, bonds with good secu
rty being required in both cases and the title To the
land being reserved until the la payment tile pur
chase money be made.
WM PARIS. Special Com'r.
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Drawn Numbers.

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Wonorqaia Extra Class 1879.
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WoaoRgaiia Class l57.
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A. +. WHlTTEMORE.
Y Orders for packages. certificates Of packa-
ges, or single tickets. in any of the Lotteries Of J.
". Maury s. Co, will meet with prompt attention
if addressed To \. L. WillTTEMORE. Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
tS Communications strictly confidential.
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A TTRACTIONs UNPIsECE

L u DEN ED.-Ne receiving con
Segment of Gold and Siieer Watches Jt1ceiry
Fancy Goods4c., &c, consisting in part Us follows
Gold and silver Watches, all kinds.
% Ear and finger rings. breast pins, &c.
% Fob, vest and guard chains,
" Pencils, pens, studs, &c &c.
Silver pencil cases, various kinds,
- Hair combs, &c. &c.
FANCY GOODS. consisting il part of
Dressing and side combs, all kinds,
Ladies' Gum Elastic Garters. thimbes, Sc,
Transparent and cosmetic soaps,
Tapestry and Brussels, Bags and Satchcls,
Hooks aud eyes, boot laces SUBSCRIBERS,
Ok marrow. muir oil, perfumes,
Spool Cotton,
Razor straps. percussion caps. &c. &c.
sF-Our winter Night Sales will commence on
Thursday night the Both inst. and continue during
the winter every Thursday aud Friday night with
out my interruption. Goods open during the day
for inspection, and viii be sold low al private sao
We respectfully invite the attention of the public
to the stock Oh hand. 10 which we will be reeev-
ing additions weekly during the winter month";, Of
cass!ncrcs, cloths, coatings, PANTHEON stniis &c
Our daily sales will be as usual on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
" Liberal advances always made IN consgn-
mcnts. MOSBl & HOLCOMBE,
Oct 30tsif Aucts and Com. Mcr.
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Schooner George Washington Ashore
The schooner George Washington, from
Petersburg, Va, for New York, went a
shore early on Monday morning at High
ems Landing, inside of Cape Nay. She
leaks considerably.
The vessel and cargo, consisting of
5000 barrels Of -four and 1000 bushels
Of wheat, are in charge of Mr.. Stephens.
who it is thought will save the cargo in a
damaged state.
|. will not, however, be re shipped until
adviccs from those concerned are received.
~ Y. Express Of Thursday.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
by the quantity.
PoRK.-No sales as vet.
BEEF.-We quote by the quantity at 4 cts.
FLouR.-Superhne new sat dull; Old no sale
Family New e4a5, rs to quantity and quality. All
grades dull.
WHEAr.-Red Coo; White Csc.
MEAL.-Corn Meal 70s75c.
GRAis.-Corn 75aS0 cts; Oar. 33a37A cent?
GuASo.-BestPe Peruvian $50 to SIS per ton.
PLAsrER--Lump, $5ias6; Ground $74sssl.
SucARs.-New Orleans z las cts: Porto Rico7 To
10 cts. Clarified llalai Cts Loafll4 to is4 cts.
WHisKr.-Mourtain 30 cts.
BEEswAx.-2l o22 cents.
BuTTEH.--But little demand for frkinss which
we quote ll1a124c. for No. 1. Fresh. at Markc,
House, brings higher rates, but not uniform.
BRASpY.-Apple, 3Ja40: Peach, 80 TO IS cts.
BAR lRos.-s7 5aS0 assorted duh.
CorrEE.-Rio ii to III cts. Laguira laaIaA
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LiSrss.-Tow Ito III; Flax Zeal cts
CoTToS YARss.-Sales Is cts.
FEArHERs.--32 to 80 cts.-Scarcs.
WooL--25 to % cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.-3J to ga very scarce.
GISsESs.-30a35 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales Ii 0 per Sc ID.
FisH.-Herrings No. l, $si Halifns No. l Her
rings, $6a$74; Shad. none; Mackerel, No. 3, s. so
TALLow.-s to 81 cts.
TAR.-s3.50 per Dbl.
HrNP.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LissEEp OIL.-65a90cts.-in demand
LARD.-l2alei cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India IS to 40 cts. per gallon
| n. o. A. to As cts.
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For The Tuginian
To She Voters Of Amherst.

gnreply to numerous inquiries made of
INC privately. by friends in various parts
of the county, take occasion thus pub
licly,to announce that shall not be can
<lida,e at the ensuing election. to represent
you in heMousc of Delegates.
;. Apart from the fact,th ether and more
important engagements will preclude the
possibility Of my entering again upon au
active and arduous .canvass-to be con
.ducted, necessarily, after fashion pecu
liar teths county. for which have neither
taste nor talent. and whereby the distinc.
tive features and principles Of the two OF
posing pari'es are completely lost sight Of
an the single and all-absorbing object Of in
ebisidual success, the result Of the recent
ckction points TO the selection ofsome other
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-06

Wrieha Jseeb Bonssck. AG Read. Thos
G Read, VIM Minor. Thomas Lunsford,
p Keyfsuger. Jas Ellington, Thos Tosh,
VIM B Preston. John A Langhorne. 4 G
McClanalt.n, William McDermed, Jno
Trout, John Shirley. Col ] McClanahan,
VIM g Peck. S H Holt, Hanford 4 Bas.
sett. General E Watts. VIM Watts, G p
Tsyloe. Urias Powers, Jacob Miller.
EDWARD WATTS, Charm.
A. NEAL, Scc'ry.
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vVHITTEMORE,s OFFICE.

THURSDAY electromagnetic Glass 1876 10
Captals-3 Of SO 900; 1000; 80 of 1000 Tick
cts s..
FRIDAY DO Glass 166-75 H.
CaPitas-.0, 600; 5000; $500; leo of 400
Tickets s..
SATURDAY electromagnetic. Glass 1918 l6
Capitals $40 900; 10000; 10000; 1000; 10 Of
$500. Tickets SIS.
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NOTHE PURLIC.-1N ORDER THA1

Il our friends and customers may have the i'd
vantage Of selecting from well assorted stock, VIC
have added, by recent purchases in the Northern
cites many new and handsome Goods making up
complete assortment, which we will se at cost and
the expenses Of selling added.
Is hitherto we wifi Continue to sell all our old
stock at cost- and in many instances below. and
much below cost.
We task for continuation Of the favors which
have been so beautifully bestowed upon us by our
friends during the last several months snd promise
them. that at no time before has it been in our paw
et 10 serve them SO well. Let all call and look for
| themselves. TEEM & GwA1KIS
Nov. e-tsf
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w hen this rcsult Was announced, Mr..
Peter II. Paticson. on behalf of the Buck
ingham delegation. Withdrew the name Of
DR.. Clifford Cabell. and rc-nnminated Mr..
FRED. NJ. CABELL. of Nelson. The
namcs Of DIR. Paueson aud Mr.. Coehill.
were then promptly Withdrawn by their
respective friends, and Mr.. Cah,il was de-
cleared the nominee Of the Convention l,y
acclana,scr. Intelligence Of has nonna-
ton having been communicated to Mr..
Cabcll by committee appointed Tor the
purpose. that gentleman appeared before
nhe Convention and in suiisblc terms &c
.ccp'ed the nomination.
On the motion of n +. Cahcll, il Mis-
resolved. that the proceedings Of this Con
'vcntion be forwarded To the Wing papers
of Richmond and Lynchl"rg.
Cn.s. PgERow, Ck'nn
G. II. IRVING, .Sec'y
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4 L a monthly session of the court Of the Corpo-
L A ration of Lynchburg held in aad for said cor
porarion Mt the court house thereof, on Monday,
tho Sd day Of November 1851; in Chancery sitting
Lucy Clark Mary Cluk, William A. Clark,
John William +. Buckncr, and Thomas Wright,
merchants and partners trading under the firm and
style Of Buckner q Wright, John B. Cabel John
Mckinney, administrators of Peter Mckinney
deed Augustine Lcftwirh. William L. Adams,
Michael Hart. Mcaiah Hubbard William ii. slc-
Ghee, David Patterson ex'r Of John Warwick decd,
Samuel Fl. McCihec, Jeffrey Robertson John J.
Robertson and the same John J. Robertson and
Thomas w. Robertson, merchants and partners ira
ding under the firm and style of j. j. & T. w Rob
crtson, Plaintiff,
against
Henry L. Brown. jaime, L. Brown, Bernard G.
Hendrick and Lucy his wife, Ammon 6. Hancock,
Abraham j. Shelton and Mary Jane his wife, Zach
IJaish j. Wheat and Martha MS wife, Sanncl Han
Cock, 5ola II. Hancock. Francis H. Hancock,
Daniel B. Hancock, Lucy v. hs1cock, (the last
two nfints under the age of twenty-on,. years, by
james beuagh specially assigned their guaruian)
and Christopher Moon as heirs at law Of Ammon
Hancock decd the said Am non G. Hancock
Richard X. Crallc and Benjarnin e. Scraggs. ad-
illustrators of Anmon Hancock deceased, the
said Richard H. Crullc in his right isnac Adj
ans in his right and surviving partner of
Ammon Hancock and the said Isaac Adams, hate
merchants and partners. trading under the firm and
style of Hancock & Adams, John Smith IT., and
Nilliam L. Smith administrator of John w. Bag
well deceased Defendants
This cause came On this day to be further heard
on the papers formerly read and argued by
COUNSEL consideration whereof, the court doth
adIvdse -oeaer and decree dhat James Bcnagh ir.,
who is hereby appointed special co,fsEsssoner for
the purpose, and who has heretofore returned re-
port in this cause. do examine, state and settle the
following accounts; Commencing at the date 10
which his former report is brought down, and en-
bracing the balances therein found) viz:
1st. An account Of the administration of the de-
fendantsl Benjamin E. Scruggs. Ammon Hancoct,
aud Richard X. CTallc, upon the estate Of Ammon
Hancock decd.
2d. An account Of the said Ben ;amin Z. Scruggs'
transactions as receiver under the previous orders
made in this cause.
Sd. An account Of the transactions Of the defen-
danis Benjamin E. Seragg-. Anmon &. Hancock
Richard X. Cralle and Henry l. Brown as com'rs.
under the previous orders in this cause; and the
said commissioner is directed to examine state and
settle said and make report thereof to this
court. with any matters specially stated, deemed
pertinent by himself required by the parties to be
stated; and the court doth further order that
publication by the said commissioner Of notice Of
the time and place of taking said accounts. for four
successive weeks in some newspaper published in
the town of Lynchhurg shall be equivalent to a
personal service Of said Notice the parties.
a copy-Teste.
JAMES BENAGGI, Cfk.
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+ OsT, A FEW WEEKS AGO. between m

OST, A FEW WEEKS AGO. between nv
- house aud Lynchburg a pair of SILVER
MOUNTED SPEGTACLES, enclosed in n thin
leather The glasses roand, the shanks
fixed with slides, shorter than the other. The
arch between the glasses has been broken, and the
juncturc where mended may be easily seen.
prize them keepsake from departed friend,
and will pay literally for their recovery.
Nov CIT r. SPECIE
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For missioner or Revenue.
7ohe roter, of Bedford connty.

I'oAe Iofers cf BEDFORD County.
i- At the solicitation of numerous friends,
would hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office Of Commission of fte Rerenae. Should ii be
the pleasure of the people of Bedford the first
lection Of men to fill this Office 10 elect me- pledge
myself to serve them with the best f my skill and
energy. TIlORP. II. NANCE.
nov. 3. 2sif
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MARRIED..

On Monday morning, at the Episcopal Church.
by Rev. S. D. Tompkins Mr. JAMES owES. (-di-
tor Of tho Sentinel.) to Miss MARY E. WrrHErs.
daughter of Col. a. S. Withcrs, of this county
lErsgog Ssuy;,cI
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Branch Farmers Ank of Isrtlmq.

CAayiottesri,ke. Frbrnary24h 1851.
have ta.en a lesson from Mr.. VINE showing his
plan Of detecting counterfeit and altered bank bills,
and being wei satisfied that 1t is correct system,
take pleasure in recommending the plan To all bu-
spess men, and others that handle mnny bank bills.
His rules are based upon the Intricate Muthemoti-
cn process. by which genuine bank bills prepni-
ed. and viii detect the counterfeit with certainty
by common inspeetion.
JAO. X. JONES, PrcsilenI
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JAMES BENAGH, Ci'k.


LrsoHBuRo NOVEMBER Sd, 1851.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
are hereby notified, that have appointed Tuesday
the I'd day Of December next as the time and the
Clerks Office Of the court Of the Corporation Of
Lynchbutg the place, of taking the accounts in
said decree mentioned.
JAMES BENAGH JR.
Nov 6-w1w Snecini Com'r
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0Gee Of CADionc.riHe .sarlng. Bunt,

IL. GAMBLE. NJ. ID.
\. WOODWARD.
Staunton, February 4, 1851.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has advertised for a loan Of seven
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, Tor
which they propose issuing Coupon bonds.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

All persons announcing themselves candidates
for Office, under the New Constitution, will lie
charged at the usual advertising rates.