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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21
Boston, ADJ. II

Boston, API. II
Terrible Storm A terrible storm, fresh
ct, &c. have Just occurred here, by which
much damage has been done. The tele-
graph wires have been seriously injured.
No tidings ofthe steamer have ye, been
received.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

An English paper, in giving an account
Of new actress, says:
Mrs, Baker, the prima donna. is beau
tiful woman; other style Of singing we are
unable 10 give any opinion; but her acting
y almost invariably good. Her corpse
like appearance when She dies or i killed,
is remarkable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

11--A he undersigned. az Executor of Mary Johu-
son dec d.. win sell Thursday the Is, DIV ofNav
1871, the House and Lot owned by the said Mary
johnson. situated in Lynch5urg on 9th street. nesr
Major Benayh's fronting on 9Th ST.. se1 feet, and
running buck l32 feet, aud adjoining tho 10, Of ca,
|ebJohaaon. Thislot has rpon Il n comfortable ric,
tenement. well suited small family and all nece,
sa-y ont houses, and isnow occupied by Mr. James
Sweeney. Possession viii br rivsn inrneiiatclv.
an ol-tlma GEO. r. JOHNSON. Txcrnfnr.
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sADDEERY! sADDLERY!i

n MN Ine auDsefibsr + now recfiYIng his
Spring supply Of Saddlcry, which added
to his old stoe!, forms the largcs aud best aasort
mont thit has been offered in this market. sud
comprises every article usually found in such sstab-
lishmcrts. Among them orc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

A-a- family residence on West Street. The d~oll-
| ing 10 Of Brick With eight rooms, with neeefraiy
out-houscs attached had there 10 u well Of good wa
ter the lot, with agreeable variety OF shsub-
berry, For particulars enquire at lhs Office.
an 1-o-vif
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FORM No.
0TATE or
LAI,rN OF

Ga ;4is----day o., 10 tho ycnr----, pcr'
sonol'y appeared (tE,e t7trt name II ivavda,o,)
and acknowledged tic within Power oC Attor,.cy
q be his act ana deed. and ! certify. that | well
know the sad (herc sert re n0nlt N tra4yanfes
ana thht If III w same person who u described IA
the wiiha Power and who executed tie same.
(OEcr's StgnatGre.)
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RIcHMoyD, April Il.
BEEF Ca1rLE-.Se1le treigl.-s2 25 to 81 rs.
Hoes Net S. So and in brisk demand at quo
tatioDs.
sHaEr--Nct 81 75a3 so ror head, rrice vary
ing according To quality.
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LOTTERIES.

VyTU. I1cCEEGE'S NEW AND
w LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE. N ia
s ree ef1ote tie Ha7-ic. Hea-c Z. MORRIS
s. CO. Successors 20 d. Paine & Co. ISea7e ~
w4osa Aoos-. AID popular Schemes command sd-
nlira-i0a and arc not exco4cd by any other il TIE
United S;1tes, aed 'rrn taeir vrod luck horetcf re
il tie distribu;.oa d Calfal P,szr5, the same may
BE- expected,
Eg-Paclagc-, Certificates. o. Single T.cto;s
c7n be had At all times BY order OF otherwise.
n Two Schemes lnrge ana small, mud Draw
iaFa received daily.
.s-All orders saall have rron7: and coaElea-
tial attention
Tg'A.l Press casAel at th,s oilee.
Grand Schemes.
M0adzy. April IL Iids4lur IN Conn y I6--73 10.
Capitals--5 D. Sl2 ,000 s OF 900, Is Of ,000-
Tickets 49,
Tuesday. Jpn, 22-BE Air 2l-7515.
Capitals--s20 900; .297li 010; . 600, $50; 10
Of 500 Tickets S..
Vcdaesdag, April 23-Sss1q Csnal9-75 70.
Capitals $37 500, 20 Of $500; % Of I,500; 25 of
7j1.-Tickets sl0
7hVrsd1y. hrfH 24-CsrroH Comfy l7--78 l3.
Capiials--S20 loo; Of 10000: 9 Of 5000: of
2,50J-Ticllets s..
Fo5aiay. Ap,i3 25--Kd. Corsoliiatsa 30-G6 IL.
Capitnls-sl 10 600; 0OJi2 900 900. Tickets 81
Saturday, Igrii 26-Gd Ccnrotlae{-K-78 ID.
Caritals-s70, 900; 10000; 10000 Is 600; 7, 800;
5000; 100 Of 1,750; 20 Of l,0l0.--Tickets $50.
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T.ynphour- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70.

Recommendation stocks oll nearly exhausted
New coming in slowly AMI commands 93aio. The
quality come in from the Southwest ia report
ed as very iaeonsidcra5le. For the past week less
animated in market
Frorn--Salcs s3iasi, for Supc,nne.. stocks
aecu'nuiaiiHg. Family siias5 10 quantity and
Meals to 70.
GRAx.--Corn 20 to IS cts; oat, 3ja37l cents.
GuASo.-Best Peruvian s55 rer ton.
PLAsTrR.-Lump. g; Ground 90.
SuGARs.-New Orleans 74a9 cts; Porto Rico7 to
10 cts. Clarified l2i cts. Loaf ia to lei set
CLovFR srrD.-siaas5 from wagons.
WHIsKr.-Mount 81 dull-Ianghornc 6
Hunts 80 cents.
BEEswAz.--20 to2i cents.
BrTTER.-l24 Is, cts. dull for No, /.
BRAsDY.-Apple. 35a40; Peach, none ofl,rinF.
Ban IRov.--ssoss5 assorted.
CoFFEE.--Rio II TO Is cts Lnguira II to Is;
Mocha20.
CoryrnT LlSEvs Tow / Ito III Flax l2niict..
CoTrus YARSs.-Sslcs 1890 cts.
FEArHEns.-52 to 80 cts.-Searce.
WooL-29 to 80 ets. in demand
Wool RoLls.--5J to 57i very scarce.
GISsENG.--35 CT.
FLAX SrrD--Sales no per Sc ID.
FIsH.-Ecrrings, No. l. $50; SAad, old s7.50
now $40; Mackerel. No. >. $3.50.
TALIow.-s to 81 ct'.
TAR.-s3.j0 per Dbl
Hrwr-We quote q to- c. in demand
LIysEED Orr.-8la9octs.---in demand.
IARD.--l0 Cts but little Ia tho market
MotAssrs.-Wesi India 35 to 40 cts. pr gallon;
n. o. ~ TO a. cts.
Ercigisfs up ana Gown the Canal.
Tobacco. leaf (per ho-shead.) Ell
Do. manufactured, (rer box,) 1o+
Flour. (per bbI) 10
Bar Iron, (pcr TOM l 90
Pig Iron. (per toni l 90
Lead, Pig and Shot. Yer tony 90
Plaster. (per ton. 90
Salt, (per sac..) 81 toS
Merchandise and Produce, (pcr 1000 sto 10
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w (successor TO NJ. Talbot.) Luck unparalleled
has always attended purchasers at this uice. Sill
another prize Of $1,000, in Delaware Class Is on u
half ticket sold to one Of the Soas Of Arin.
Splendid Scaemses forth week.
Monday, S@sser Glass 32-Capitals 8 of $4,000;
1905; 20 of l,5O0-Tickets So.
Tuesday, lNcnosg7lia, 45-Capitalss20, 900; TO-
600; 10 OF 1906 10 Of ! ,000-Tickets S..
Wtdnesa1y, Dal7rgarc I7-s]3, 900; II 600 13;Ooo
10 Of l,301.-Tiokets $40.
TizrsiGy. Moaorg7iia 46-Caritals 1902; 10 900;
5000; Of l,l00.-Tickets IS.
Friday Sassez 33-Capilals s23.501; 500; 1900;
Of 1.400.-Tickets s..
sa.rzt.ay, lforoag7lia Ds75 900 50 900; % 900.
100 Of 500 Tickets co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

A Coon ONE.-A country fellow was
passing down street the other day when a
wag thrust his head out Of house and
sung out, Halo. there squire, when did
you come down. Jonathan cast his eye
up at the window, and replied i say. Mis-
ter you'd better haul in your head-folks
viii think you keep slaughter house, see
ing a calls head hanging GU: of TIE WIN
dow
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Drawn NrEiIlE.ers.

Drawn Numbers.
Sussrr Glass 80.
Is So 20 8 50 50 so II 80 30 &c 25 .: .
SusscE Ezra as.
% rs So SO q % 70 IL IS Is a 10 10
No7orga'ia, Glass -.
IS e. - IS ~ 5 81 ~ II 20 II co
De,G;o1re. Cl7s5 i6.
90 IS &c 55 a 10 Ga 50 . AZ GO &C 9
Dslaw1re Ezra as.
16 10 81 76 "a 81 % % 9 81 30 II
.koacngaitg Class 80.
e5 10 20 IS 70 81 9 66 y 81 sc % s5 30
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MoSBY & HoLcoMRE A,.,.

NGTECE.-TnEP EwS or ST. PAuL's
~ CHURCH win be sold on Monday. list inst
commencing At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, if tie day is o
good one, the fra, fair day thereafter.
Anil ol-lt
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an FRENCH AND AF-EFREClN
10 Millinery. TORSPRNG md SIM

MER.-1hc subscriber hna us, returned from tho
Northern eiticF wish lie usual supply Of the above
cotf consisting Of Bnnuots, Ribbon. Flowcrs,
&C. g. Ladira II town ard country ore partculr-
ny iuyitcd 10 call and examine this beautiful stock.
mnr 3l-ifa X. +. HENlNG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

The fishing business is in full operation
on the Potomac. Sixteen hundred shad
were taken a few days ago at single haul.
Thefshermenarc in high glee.-ErcFamge.
And the shad arc all down in the mouth.
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lE OOFsaIAN n EEATsTsN. Grocer

-tA AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
rszt door tc'c-7 Liberty Wore Rcgse LrxcH1uRavA.
Invite tho attention Of their friends and the public to
I2rse and well selected stock of Groceries and
Staple Dry Goods. now in store and offered on low
terms for cash in exchange for o.ntIy Produce
Prompt attention viii be gigen to all consznncnts
1, their care. and Announcements made on produce
when in store ifdesired az 2i-ts
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GALE 0fVAEEAREES EER0Ts

- By virtue Of a decree q The circuit court n
Amherst, pronounced II tho case Of James Watts
admir- ys Wills NJ Reynolds. Sc. shall On the
third Monday il May acxt, ut Amherst Courthouse,
proceed 70 scll several valuable Slaves fer czsI
GEO. q. DAVIS, Derr.v
cor L. Co,suaa, Shift Of Amherst. md NJ su1h
Confr'r far 9l-tI9nn
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ECE--orrr-Ecr.-,


The a5ovo sale Is po'tpored uu,ii TUESDAY
thr 22l int anl l7-9t
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Z h viii sell al auction. on SATURDAY., the Goth of
April. the rcmainder of the personal property be-
longing TO the estate Of Thos Barr, deed. consis-
ting Of Horses, carts, Tools, Sc
s. c. HURT Admir-
Sale 70 take place NJ the Marsethouse corner, a,
l0i o'clock
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GREAT ATTRACTION !.-NE :


~ and SrLeRdl3 oci If Dig Goods md Re4gg
Made Cloth.Ega, IFIo'ealed- Re 1ii.-G UGGEN-
RELBER g. UNTERMYER.-Respe ia
form their friends and the public generally that thry
are nov receiving splendid stock of Dr. Goois.
suitable fnr the Spring and Summer season. eu1brn.
cling every article Of Ladies and Gen en1cns TVezr
Al! OF which the public invired to call and exam
ine before purchasing elsewhere. We have 4 beau
tiiul ASSORTMENT Of Ha', ozl Cape, Boos and Sloes.
with splendid and general assortment Of Fancy ar
iices all Of which arc offered at unusually low pr-
ces. Cal! and sec us; and we feel assured that YOU
will be pleased with prizes Us well as Good- as we
are determined to sell low, having purchased a.
icy are also receiving splendid sortnent of
Ready AGde C5o.hirg, Purchased by them for cash
at uua5ua!ly low prices, by which neaaz they are
enabled to Offer greater Inducements To the public
thsn any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcouu-
try merchants and others 70 their NRcc:1le Prizes
believing that they will hnd ii to their interest 10
give them cal end examine thcir stock. before 20.
iag farther East The rTcat facilities which they en
joy n purchasing their supplie- en7be thrrl to an
nonnee with confidence, thatthei rood5 will BE- sod
at RICHMOND PRICES.
n. GUGGEEEEIMER.
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TIE MURDERER -Theper-
petrator Of the recent murder Of Mr..
RunpF5 child. in the Eastern suburbs Of
tie city, was discovered yesterday. He
proves to be a negro boy, Of only twelve
years Of acc-EaH iCE7.
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Ia y y u II IiFt IUf TtLf, OF OF INC N 0sf
LIZ desirable residences about town. Il is stun
ted near 'Richardson's Spring" in an excellent
neighbourhooi, md has all the convenience, th,t
could be desired; good Garden well set in vcretn.
bes good stable Sc. Possession will he rvc,l i'm.
mediatcly On 2l-fs VIM d BRANCH
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SJ2l .UOO,0u
K,rrosem-sss iyiar ia Paris Of ,er,~ri Divisions.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. Pied
mont, Vally and Trsas-Alo-ha-
ny si62.s36 90
Virginia Central Railrosi--Tido-Ws.
ter, Piedmont and Valley, 100000 90
Manassas Gap Railroad-Piedmont
and Valley, $50 900 90
Rockingham Turnpike--Piedmont and
VALLEY, $1,000 90
fredericksburg and Valley Plank road
Piedmont and valley, 10000 90
Hardy md Randolph Turnpikc--val.
ley and Trans Allegheny, $4,000 90
Black water Turnpike across the Ale.
shany, 1850 90
Blue Ridge Turnpike-yalley and
Piedmont. 10000 90
Danville and Wyihevi,le TURNPIKE
Piedmont, Valley and Traas-Ale.
ghany. 10000 90
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MY sentence is for open wa"

Hislate compeers, however, though mot
behind in hate" have prudcntlv preferred
the part Of Belial, and while denouncing
the Compromise as degrading to the South,
have ike that fallen angel counselled sub
mission"
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a'FenNCfg PLArE GLAss-Jo5t re

- 'LSl-NNEs z In ~ sEk-ASS-Just re-
4 ceived, so boxes very superior French plato
TO-; II window glass. This kind of glass. though
ii more ihan the common kind it IS far mora
economical to rurcha7c it is perfectly clear,
TRUE and extra thickness Il win be sold remark
ably low. up 81 Isl 4. WINSTON
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Mn. BENoNr HARRisoN.-The Stanton
Spectator gives a philosophical and scrip
tural explanation Of this gcnileman's i'm
practicabiify on the Ani-Secession reso-
lutons, which is worthy Of repetition:
Only one member, Mr. Benoni Harrison
Of Prince William, had the courage to vote
against the third resolution. Iris gentle
man, whose influence fortunately is very
small, gloried in standing SOLITARY and
alone" in favor Of disunion. Had be ahili-
ty commensurate with his will TO commit
the State to mad scheme of disunion. Vir-
GINA might well feel that he was appgo-
priately named, Benoni-''tte son Of my
sorTo'c." Mr.. Harrison evidently aspires to
be the Moloch OF the disunionists in Vir-
u1fl1p
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Accounts from Hayii state that in the
month ofMarch last Juan Bap,isto Frances
the Minister Of Justice uuder the Empe-
ror Soalouque, was, with seven other per
sons ofhigh standins-all ofthem black
publicly shot near Port su Prince, by order
Of the Emperor. The charge agains;
them, and for which they suffered, was for
having been concerned in conspiracy a
gain5t the present government of Hayti.
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w ututs Of that great ornament, n good head
of Hair. ard those whose hnir "a falling DR.. Qurk.
the Rcuvcraor, deems Il only necessary to say TINT
no hna made artanr emcnts 70 visit Lvnchhurq on or
~ Thursday the 9th Of April when he viii Be Pre-
pnrod remedy defective Heads Or curing diseaa
of The Head, aud restoring the inir Of those inelin-
cd 70 badness. certain remedy Ia now offered for
the defective diseased Iicads, fapplied 70 on his
arrival At his Room n; the Franklin Stop cannot
exceed or DAYS.
THOMAS QrIRK, Of 400 Broadway, W.
01-rs
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D07I 7NFl-l3n DD.l6 ~lUI
Lvnchhurg Hosa and Fire Insurance Company
par S20-5aies s23.
Citizens Saving Ban: :,oo-sales e,o7i since
dividend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

Of the Federal Government 10 draw IA broad I;,cs
possible between and our ncighbor States. and
by every means to fix upon US the character Of
foreign nation. Mr.. Rhett admits TINT the FEEDER
al Government would have no good viii Cor u.s. hut
maintain that they would have but limited power
relations with our sister States, and h.
looks with tho utmost confidence 10 tho ability Of
South Carolina to support her sovereignty with
honor, and her industrial pursuits IN prosperity
He willing South Csrnlina slonc to main.
tain. on her own resources, the character Of an
independent State. For eKr par &c egres riti Nr.
Rke't.
Again. the Columbia South Carolinian
which publishes the summary of Judge
Buffers speech, has leader under the
head of ''wavering,. in which it remarks
upon "the. most unaccountable" fact that
$50 many Of the leaders or those who have been
regarded 50, occasionally manifest symptoms Of pn-
ssfeftne's or rather ofbssaS qs1nGry IS to the
action the State should take. Eloqaence is almost
exhausted IN dopicting tss 'crsrgs aye TIE wrongs
shaf tho people ct this State in common with their
felow-eitisens, have suffered from Federal aboi-
toregislatian, but when redress is spoken Of elo-
qneace becomes mute, or AZ most degearra;os
in'oshe language of hesita.c3 e-i ,s,7e-sai-, yn
This looks very much as if there will be
ego parties formed of the secessionists in
AA>N'ee - S'itt't, " bC ranged uttuSr I>c0l-
yrs Rhett and Butler. respectively. The
one; the run-mad disunionists, who are for
hurrying instant secession-the other. the
more prudent and sagacions secessionists
who while prepared for Southern con
fcderacy, can see nothing but folly and
Inischieiin separate State action by South
Carolina. Unless we much mistake the
signs Of the times, the latter will be large
party. under the auspices Of Senator But
Ter, whose fine talents, high character and
great influence will make themselves felt
through the Sta,e, We had previous
ly heard. from very high authority, that
Senator Butler was aversc to the separate
sccessionits of South Carolina. The revo-
iat,ons at Edgeviile squirt somewhat at
such communication. May we be cor
rect IN our specnlations, and may Senator
Butter WIN the honor of having diverted
his beloved State from the brink Of mad
rers. cr''i war ami blood.hedi
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NgTKHITTEMORE's GOLD MiNE

Always remember if you want to make profit
able investment, call or send AZ
apl 2l-It McCRERY'S Luciy Of-cc.
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GcyrpAL LAHp OFricr. Anrii an, 1851.
II ssOIS APPLICATION

GENERAL LANn OFrlcr. Aprii ith, 1851
NJ EsOUS APPLECtYEoSs
having been made 10 this Office iIt intorns.
zion n relation 70 tho manner II which Land War.
rln,'. under thua1t ri os,h Of September, 1850.
should Relocated. thr following answer thereto have
been prepared. 70 Wit;
There are three modes ~ NLl1h t,oso locations
may be made
lst. by tho WG-rantes il person;
%. BY the WarFaa;ae throug!. tie agency Of iA,a
ofhcc;
81. BY an Agent or Attorney
II tho first second mode is adopted. the az
pication must be made in writing, apeclfyl NJ tie
tract. lard district section of couury in which
the location is desired, and be accompanied by an
AFFIDAVIT according 10 the following fam, Ne. l.
Where the th.rd mode ia adopted, Power Of
Attorney must he produced, executed by tho war.
antce IN the presence Ola Witness according TO tho
following form, Nc, ., which Power Of Attorney
must be acknowledged. or proved a5 the ease may
bc, before so-o oflec authorized 70 take the &C.
acknowledgement 1f deeds, according ID form Ne. )
or A.
N a. cart tic Patents VIII bc transmitted 10
tao Land cdice whtrc the location Il made, unless
arecial directions 10 the coDtiary b given
J BUTTERFIELD, Cnsnri'r
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Es!eA.loI.d IFnraAefe.

Faihng 10 receive our commercial report in tine
fpr this paper make up our quotations from the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

Thc Noon DAcUEEREoTrP1Dl-Mr J.
y. WAipplc, of Boston, has succeeded,
With the aij Of Mr., Bond, tile Cambridge
nstronomc-, IN taking views If the surface
of Tie moon, as il appears through the
Ereat telescope At dc Observatory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

Before INC "a Jvs'icecf ne Psaes O. o,l.r ct-c4r
az tcrlscd 10 take cGla...'.) personally appeared
(tsye ',ser. de name q hd~santee) who beng duly
sworn, depuse' and say, that he is the identical
here iisri name cr porran'se), to whom warrant
No.---for--acrei under the Act Of Scrtonhcr,
1850, was Issued on tho---doy o., 1876
and who now aqp.ics to locate the same.
(ATea:'s Sira4'1.re.
ewora 70 raa subi-tibel beflra r:e ,A!4---lay
Of. 1885,
(CfTry's irv1.arr
The republic., 1851-09-06
Our Minister to Nicaragua.

We copy from the Nicaragua Flag of July
oath the following notice of the arrival of our
Minister at Granada, and his departure for
Leon:
"Hon. John Bozman Kerr, Charge d'Affaires
from the Government of the United States to the
State of Nicaragua arrived in the city of Granada,
on Wednesday morning, the 9th instant, accom-.
panied by his amiable lady, child, and servants.
He came the lake from San Carlos in the
steamer Director, and heartily welcomed on
the beach by a committee of his countrymen on
behalf of the Americans residing here. He was
addressed by the project of the city, Don Fernando
Sequeira, to whom he replied in brief manner.
"Thence he was escorted by cavalcade OF
Americans, accompanied by some of the Grana-
dian auth critics, and number of the other for
eigners located in Granada, to the apartments pre-
pared for him at the mansion of Albert Horn, esq.
the gentlemanly agent of the American Atlantic
and Pacific Ship Canal Company. Subsequently
he paid visit on the Director TO Rivas where he
was received with open arms by the Project and
Commandante of the place, who accompanied him
from the Lake coast to the Pacific shore. After be-
holding the waters of the magnificent ocean, and
viewing the transit route and probable connect
ing point of the projected ship canal, Mr.. x again
returned to this city highly delighted with the trip
He left Granada last Friday morning ON his jour
ney to Leon, to present his crcdentials to the Mica
raguan government, and enter upon the discharge
of his official duties.
His secretary, Mr.. Isaac McKim Bowly, twho
speaks Spanish huently,) also arrived in this city
last Sunday morning, the Goth instant.
"At the request of native of this country, who
suggested to him the propriety of having his bag
gage properly guarded on the road, MIR. Kerr made
application to the authorities of this city, who
promptly furnished him with file of soldiers for
that purpose"
The republic., 1851-09-06
From the Pirsinia Free Press.
The Prcsfxlcnt,s Visit.


1t is subject of regret that the news from Cuba
was OF such character as TO require the imme-
diate return of the President of the United States
before he had visited all the places embraced in his
programme. The people of Lynchburg, espe-
cally, must have been much disappointed after
the arrangements made for his reception.
The slang whangers of the Democratic press are
harping upon the old song of " Travelling Cabi-
net" and giving themselves much uneasiness
about the absence of the President Let them rail
en- If they had not material in this they would
ind 1t In something else. Everybody understands
and appreciates the necessity party hacks labor
under of something to scold about. But the sober
minded, thinking people of the nation have long
since come to the conclusion that President FlLL-
MORE has just as much right to take little recre-
alton as any gentleman in the land.
Indeed, there is an absolute propriety in looking
over portion OF Uncle Sans plantation The
Government is great machine that goes on al
most as well when the President is absent as al any
other time 1t is mere matter of convenience to
have him near the public archives Bot as the
slave question is the great and agitatng theme, it
was emnenty proper that he should look into
siaveholding State, and judge of matters for him.
SELL we venture to say he is more than ever con-
WINGED Of the propriety and duty OF sticking TO the
Compromise" as "fnal Adjustment