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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

Mr.. SUMMERS addressed his fellow cit.
zens Of Putnam on Friday last. He adj
dressed people among whom he la d
been raised. They knew him Intimately.
They know the fidelity and the .bliiv
with which he has discharged the public
trusts and duties imposed upon lam by his
constituents. He was now called upon
against his own private inclinations and
wishes to become candidate for the high
est Office in the gift of the people ofhis be-
loved native Virginia, and at an important
period in her history, to aid in carrying into
operation new and popular Constitution.
He was about to go, IN the progress ofthe
canvass, among. strangers. He asked lift
was improper for him to appeal to his
ucighhors and associates from his youth,
who best knew him privately and publicly,
to sustain himl Was it an occasion to
wrangle and quarrel about Wig and Dem
ocrai! Was it a time. when Virginia ex-
poets every citizen to put forth his best eff
forts to advance her vast and long neglect.
cd interests, 10 waste their energies in
liuiiless disputes about Federal politics Z
Our informant says he had long known
that Mr.. Summers could make IA great and
eloquent speech. but he there was an eve
witness, that he could reach, sway and
carry away captive the feelings of his au-
dience. That on this occasion both the
speaker and his hearers were quite over
whelmcd by a gush Of the tendercst and
nublest emotions OF our nature. The 70
tiers of Putnam will do their duty on the
second Monday of December next-Ken.
ReD
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Fancy Scarf, and rmvars Yaaa, Sc to D. a
lie respectfully eslls the attention &c ,hc .e<>,
nicn 10 the n,cvc goods. as they nrc really hand
some, Sept 1g--iits1 DIT q rErERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

The above sale is postponed until Thursday
23rd inst. When tho sale will positively take
place, on the premises. NJ l. H.
Oct 2A--2t
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AUCTION SALES.
IN SATURDAY MonNINs., aslh

~ inst. we will sell N e. ceion---
or 8 good Stoves.
| first rate Carysn.
J barrel Clarified Sugar,
barrels Herrings.
Hardware, Cutlery. Guns, &c.
lsecond-hand Rifle. &c. SC. &c.
ALSo-2 or 3 good Saddle and Harness lfcases.
MeSBY & HULCOMBE,
Oct o3-lt Auctionccrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

J..
he object OF this suit is to obtain decree for
$50 ~, with interest tl.rreun from the 81 Of July
1871 aliedged to be due from the defendants, ives
" Scott, Ia the Plaintiffs. and 10 subject debts and
effects in the hands of the Virginia and Tennessee
Raiiroad Company to the payment thereof;--and it
appearing by affidavit. that the dcfcniaut Timothy
Ives Ia not resident of this State It is ordered that
the said dricndent doappeor here within one month
after due publication Of this order and do what is
necessary To protect his interest, and that a COPY
ottl'is order be published in the Lvnchburg yir-
gipian once week foT four successive weeks. and
posted at the front door of the Cont iouse IL this
Corporation on the first day Of the next Corpora
ton court. Acory-tc'te
d. ROBES, Clerk.
GoGGrv & PAGr, 20.
(bcf. o3--el,v
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one Farmer Haak Of Virginia,

OGcc Farmer Baak Of iirginia, ]
LYscHHUHg, October 18th. 1851.
have taken Icsson from Mr.. Vanc, showing
his metldd Of dctccting conptcifeit and altered
Bank Bills, and being satisfied, that il il the only
true system. rake great pleasure in recommend
ing il to all business men.
J. A. HOPKINS, T,Hr.
I concur with Mr. Hopkins in saying Mr. vone's
method Of detecting counterfeit Bank Notes, il of
great benefit To all business men, and join in iho
above recommendation.
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Teller BonL # Ia.
We cordially concur in the expression If favor rs
set forth in the certificate Of Mr.. Hopkins and
Whitehead. in the admirable plnn If Mr. Vanc's
system Of detecting counterfeit moncy--~r have NJ
30 taken a lesson from Mr.. VoDc. and feel assured
that from the Information rc-civcd we tan readily
detect the best executed cofintcrfct note.
CHS. W. STATHAM
WILLIAM 4. SMITIISON.
! concur with Mcssrs Hopkins aud Whitehead
in their estimate of the value, 10 business men Of
Mr. Ynne's Instructions
J. MCDONALD. Edtor Lynetbnrg rUgi1ion
fully concur in the abprc ecri6cn,cs
RIO II. GLASS, Editor Lynctbu,g Republican.
r-Y1 I viii remain Ii toxin for few weeks only
Rooms at the Cabcil house.
Terms oflcsson s..
O., 0n--frff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

concur with Mr. Hopkins in saying Mr.. vone'.
method Of detecting counterfeit Bank Notes, il of
great benefit all business men, and join in ihc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
FOR NEW ORLEANS.-IST

- PACKET Vi. and LOTLSIANA LINE.
TIE superior fast sailing eopperrd and copper
fastened barque Cyan. Capt. Jesse 1ovcla1d,
now loading, and will sail with all possible Dispatch
For balance of freight Cabin orstecragc passage haze
ing superior accommodations. apply to
DAVID CURRY, Richmond.
L. S.-ShiPpcrs are informed that goods shipped
BY this line will have more dispatch than by any
other conveyance and about 80 per cent less rate
of freight. b. c.
Der o3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
Appointment OfPrOxy.

k7or all Men by these Presents. That We the
subscribers. being Stockholders in the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby consti-
iute and appoint - -, our true and law
lul attorney AMI proxy, to represent each Of in
All general meetings Of the Stock olhers Of said
Company when we are not personally present,
with full power and authority such general meet
ings. to give such vote votes and do such 9th
or act nets. each OF could give do, If we
were personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this - day Of
- Is sEAL1
Witness, 7EAL.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

Oh IL Il w A II D.--RANAWAY FROM
~ the subscribers Contractors ON the Va and
Team Railroad negro man about Ave feet six
inches high He is black aud has slight inpedi-
meni ia iis speech He belongs 10 Geo ". Das.
well Hanover county AAdress Lynrhhur-.
ed9s ~fw SCOTT s ADAMS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
GIN. W. NTATHAM.
WILLIAM 4. SMITIISG
-. STOVES. TIN. COPPER. and

"a, STOVES, TIN, COPPER and
80 IRON AdNUEdCT OR r---hluHRILL
SF X AGREE, AT THEIR oLb stArD, flota
.Sfrea, L5o,ct5ng, Va.
The undersigned woull respectfully inform the
public. that Of their concern has just returned
from the North, where they have purchased for the
trndc Of this place, every description Of Coai md
Wood Stores. amongst which they faiter themselves
III be found many patterns of Paror Church. or
fee, Store and Cooking Sto.cs, which will com
pare fa,oruby with any offered 10 this any ether
market.
They continue 10 give attention 10 toccFisg md
GnncriHg Hos1os, DE- They keep constantly np
hand all kinds Of Roofing Matcrials, and are pre-
pared to execute work of that kind the most ap-
proved plans and with Dispatch.
They have recently enlarged and improved their
facilities for the manufacture Of TIN, COPPER,
Iron md Zinc rnrc. and able to offer induce
ments. either by retail or To Merchants procuring
supplies Tor tile fctiil cUnntry trade.
We invite examination Of our stock, which il
very large. and embracing great snricts of house
keeping articles, too tedious to enun,etair.
Terms rtry fderoii Cash viii bt tsid f,jr old
Pewter, or viii take il in exchange for amy arti
clio in our linei MURRILL IL AGREE.
Oct. 20--ts II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

Hon George w. Summers has taken the
field. On Friday the 10th instant, he ad
dressed the people Of Putnam county, a,
theirCt. House, 10 one Of his nohlest efforts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
!. FOR NEW YORk-THE NEW
MEMS, GOODS FOK FALL AND

MEMS GOODS FOR FALL AND
vi WINTER.-The subscriber respectfully in
forms his friends and the public thrt s hasreceiv-
ed his stock ufFALt and WisTEh Goops. consist
ing Of Cloths, Cassimercs. Vcstngs. Thilor's Trim
mings, &c. among which are extra fine black
French Cloths and Doe Skins, Fancy Ca.sirncrcs
and Vestings Of the newest styles Cloak Innings,
AgraHes, Bindings and Trimmings of every Kind.
Shirts. Collars. &C., all of which being purchased
in n. York and Philadelphia on the best terms, and
being snall cxpensr.eil be sold low s the same
goods be bought elsewhere The above goods III
be sold IN the piece ot made Up by my father. and
make and fit warranted. Also on hand Shears
Points Squares, Measures Brushes Needles and
other .Tailors implements
He is Agent for q. G. SCOTS Fashions. Mirror
Of Fashions &C., the Fall Report now on hind.
Oct a--w6wif VIM L. PAGE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
The American Iseapinx Machine.

From ne l.nnTcH 4 mes
Ono point that strikes farriily survey VI
hs lasf few months j.. The dinary contrast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
GLORIOUS UNION TRITMPni

-. - V'FIN7-f 7 HIN WI IT.
The following dispatches from Charles
ton convey 'he gratifying intelligence of
the complete discontinue of the immed-
late Seccssionists in the late election in
South Carolina for Delegates to Southern
Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
DRY GOODS.


CLOTHS. Cnssimcrs, vessiara
- Tailoring &c.--Tbc suhsrrih~r haa nov ~
largest stock 81 cloths casshcree and ycstinxs ~,
er seen in Iynchburg, having jast opened
80 Pieres CIVILIZED and plain black Frcnch ciosbs
manufactured in AK La Chsp~llc rance es pvr.sly
and cheapest assortment eyer brought 70 this mark
ct
rs picee. Ensii.h apd French INA, e...;,,sr-.
beautiful stvl-s-Ai.a
10 pieces blue French docslin.. Administered
Tor the subscriber. and magn.6crm s'eck II ryrscA
Pfnst ehd fass,mere Issttrrs
lie enn have the above goods m.J. - 4, -
fashionable and durable manner, h.,;n, n ~.
employmen, Mr. James MeMakin. an experienced
Tailor from Philadelphia. and will warrant : nor.
feet tit in every Instance
Also, lsrgr and splendid stock of READY.
MADE CLDIHLNs. Among the cork may ID
found 1t q fshibitsdS Reversible oscs Coo,r,
v, Ie- -,sDpD box 7. Z. PETERS.
NHk AND SATIN SCARFs AMI
- ShAaAfS.--1hc su6eiihcr has now orc,
.he Nos magnificent stock Of nne Sin and Sstk
Scsrs and crasnts in tfc marker. !. thew vc,,
ocnga ~ f"rf'cn and raris, aud atc much che.
ef han uss,t
Blk Italian CfnNats from soc to 81 %.
Searfs, very cheap,
'a,VN ''"''s 1nu yfnNnVs from f5c to ~ N.
lie respectfully cslls the attention &C Tho .ev>,
'icn to The n,cvr goods. as they nrr really hand
some. lsept a9-ilt.1 DIT. .. rETER$ I,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSil
~ DIRECT FRON EUROPE-.Thr sub
seribcr has received portion of his FAN and Wi.
Ter Goods. diroc' from ESrnyr. and in Z lev dave
viii ercn his entire -tock, which whes cov,s,: q.
viii he the largest and commanding sve> -..e
IN l.ynchburr, and Ut unusually low prirs. INC
Ludes now find ~
Rich Erneale Silks. (the ban,lsornrst in ,.~r, rs
8 Cloudcd . (spmrthng just outl
BIZ Caro- DE Rhncs, Ill widths,
. Satin Decline very wide and clcup,
Richblk Satin t'ir dresses,
y fcN pa hrde Ribbons. very wide,
Din p'Ses'le silk., Ncy Slcep,
White nrera,lo :"
clon'icd :" (somcihing cntirs s~w}
Real hish Paplins the handsumcs, g,.at, ou,.
French and Sco'clworkcd Cellars, Cuff. ChrmS
rcIts and Sleeves.
IL II Mems aud CaShmcrca
PLATA in every coi,un
White
Blk
White Mcriun n, S..
The nboyc goods are Very honu.,m. md ehc6k
Of lSepte9-ifts1 DON'T, G. PETERS.
CLOAKs AND MANTIg.LAs...G
- rcncd this morning, very hardscrse a..o,s:
ment nf
Blk wnt'd. Clo,k-
q :" NanliIlos.
fla,n bl AInutilia~
One magnificent bhe Velvet (cmb'd) Mantle.
made and purchased in Fors, and IL certainly thx
richest Thing ever in thi. place
~ ~ N 9nA
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A Large assOrtthe ~ 0GGsfOceries
"A Dry Goods, &c, selling ontto ctose.-JAMES
r. WILLIAMS intending 10 remove from Lynch
burg. offers close out his entire stock of Goods
BY the Let january next. The assortment is large
and well assorted, the most Of the goosis having
been recently purchased fir cash. and he is pre-
pared TO offer inducements superior any honse in
Lyncbburg.
The Store-IIouse in which he is now living VIII
be for rent on the Isl January next
Oct lots
,-r-s r.ap y AZ Tile Oh Ice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

pANANAY--fRoM the .ub.c,ibrr, o,l
IN Thursday. the 9th Inst, negro nlsn, nsmesl
BUlsGOYNE, cot1;norls called pro, Said
negro Is aboiit - Jcars ii Hst. aid Is abciit y
feet IN height slender made and rather inclined o.
be knock kneed and of bright complexion, had on
when he left, a black cloth cap--oth'r clubbing MT
rceollectcd Any person arrrs bending -dlil negic.
and returning him TO pc. securing him IN Jail ~
thni get him again. shall receive reward Of s1d
iftakeli In Bedford or Campbell. or $50 i taken out
Of those count es.i My address is LynchiIre VIZ
Oct ijArif JOHN con.
sly-Lewi.f,urg tIf5rieIr spPy stf md e""'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

DOCK FDrevery A Snericam::~yTr.a
ID WANTED TO TRAVEL As AGhN
Tho subscriber /. now publishing 7xr Lgf md Ioy-
are. Of Di.crrvy u the eelcltaed n,tre.s i'cg,
whom Amrsics derived IL mime ..s !, ~"
Engipsinss. BY G. Edxard. Lf'issf l La's :, y. :.
Consul AUTHOR of the GLORY az" 'u" ""f'
andi' &c &c. And Andres Foster. Esf.1A !. mum;
Be, 2. active and I.ssssSi "a" VI Sefc ss%
vah,a,,,e N interesting work in Campbell and adisi
I'm, Comic ID the State II virrinip The Trrnl
vii BE- given % application u the shtscriLer. psi
mid The Work viii be sold cxcl1si4eli, By subs
.scrip,ion AZ a rest,onable rng modefnis prieei
H. MANSFIELD.
IThoiesate Boosse,ier md f'*biistet,
13l York 81. rwIi-+rr, C-sirsctieM
Sct 70 -y,h-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
CukRI.ESTON.O Oct.

About two thirds of the State has been
heard from, giving the Co operationsts a
majority Of 1929. Messrs. Rhett and Dun
can, will be the only Secessionists elected,
end that By close CONTESTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
DLANKETS, DLANKETs.,.,...:TI'ui
CELuINt. orr. NEXEIN5j OCI

- M V''N TVN NNNft 10 Tf0fe buHintas.--
Our entire stock Of Staple und Fancy Dry Gmds.
Shoes, Hats, Cnps, Boots, Trunks. II rarely hsr;
pens torso very large stock Of desirable toods IA
be thrown upon tho market nj such unprecedented.
ly low prices. The public and MI nrs invited tn
call and supply themselves with Goods Mt Cost
Oct o--iffs MEEM & (,YATGIN
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CHARLESTON, Oct. IS.

CIIAELEsTON, OCT. IS.
The Compartments tickets has carried
SIX out of seven Congressional districts,
and their total majority will not be less than
7,c0c,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

G1n AAA WORTH OF DRY
p lV,VOV GOODS AT COST FOR
CASH Tho subscribers having dct,s4ft,tst /,
quit the Dry Goods business, oih- ,hcircnirc .ioet
Of Goods at cost for cnsh; amones, &iheh will h,
t'-ni r'ans desirable Full and Winter Goods. Al,
are invited 10 examine onr s.cvk before purehasius
elsewhere. IA We are determined 10 acll NJ coat,
Sept 2g-t-if w. e. j. FRANKLIN
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsiI
TLOAKS AND MANTIl.LAs...o

" hto McTfnn, r, n.
The above goods are very hnnr-.rr. md ebc6k
NJ Sept 2g--ifts1 DON'T G. PETERS,
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Gls.k AM SATIN SCARFs I'm

- SkANAfS.--Thc subseiihcr has now ors,
the mos magnificent stock Of nle Sin and sstk
softs any trasnts y tho market - they were
cr 'nuspet
VIZ Italian StnNnts from Soc to 81 %.
q Searfs, very chrar.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

THURSDAY, Feb 81 1851.
Prayer by the Rev. STEPHEN TAYLOR, of the Presby.
terrain Church.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
BY Mr.. GuERRANT, from the Committee on Banks
bill 10 establish an independent bank in the town of Fin
castle.
By Mr.. Boiling from the Committee for Courts Of
Jusllce.a Dill 10 prevent distinctions to highways
BY Mr.. CRAIG, from the Committee of Roads--s
report adverse 10 the prayer othe petition of citizens of
the city OF Norfolk relative to the act establishing the
Norfolk Ferry.
BY Mr.. JoNFs, from the Committee of Propositions
"a bill TO incorporate the town of Leesvle in the
county OF Campbell
BY Mr.. BuRwfLL. from he Committee ofSchools-a
bill Tor the relef OF Tabitha Baton OF the county of
Lewis, and bill authorizing county appropriations for
the education OF the INDECENT
by Mr. DoRMAM, from the Committee on Militia
Laws--a bill authosing an exchange OF arms to the
Virginia German Rifles
by Mr.. BolssEAu, from the Committee on Agriculture
IA Dill 10 incorporate the Liyermore Mining and Man
u!acturing Company.
REVOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
me ,olo"ing resolutions OF inquiry were offered and
adopted:
BY MIR AuGusT-of reporting bill to authorize The
trustee OF Mary Morton and others to nav certain
taxes. ~
by Mr.. CARRINaToN, OF B.-~of revising and amend
ing an act entitled act appoint trustees for the
towns Of Buchanan and Pauonsburg 10 tie county OF
BoietouTt
By Mr.. ToMLIN-of converting the Ferry known ms
Taylor's Ferry. on Pamunkey river, now the prouerty
Of Samuel F Norment. OF the county of King William
inlo toll bridge.
By Mr.. SuoTHAGL- That Select Committee he an
pointed to bring IN bill allowing the Clerk ofthe Hus
tings Court of The city of Williamsburg to reside with
oat the corporate limits OF said city, and also legal
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

Mrs. S. H. De KRoYFT, THE BLIND AUTHORIZES
This interesting lady, who, Northern paper informs us
became bride "a widow and blind in the short SPACE
OF mouth, is now in our city. Her object is to ex-
tend the sale OF little book OF her own with The plea
sing title OF "a Place in thy Memory" Its intrinsic
merits are aesed by the approval of many distinguish
ed men and have received the warmest encomiums of
the press. Believing that bel easel one which address
SEES itself with peculiar claims to the benevolent we
trust she may receive generous patronage from our
citizens.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

ton Of the district To await their action with all oou
tdence, and give TO their nomination cordial unened
support, think the duty OF my whole party, but pre-
eninenily OF myself.
The convention of the district we think may
nominate Mr.. Seldom with impunity after this but
il they should not we have his assurance, as
well as Mr.. Crumps, that the book of political
martyrology will not have one hero the less. Mr..
Seddon's reference of his case to Democratic
Convention was rather cruel rebuff TO his single
Wing inerrogator.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

eS 4he citizens of Petersburg intend giving
public banquet on Saturday next, 10 the members OF
the Legislature aud others, who were instrumental in
passing the SouthSids Railroad Bill. DR.. Cox, the
delegate from that city yesterday his place. and
in the finest spirit imaginable invited all the members
and oilcers OF the House of Delegates as we'll as the
Reporters for the public press TO visit The "Cockade of
Virginia" that interesting OCCASION
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

etfoy the lives Of men, women aud children, pull dowu
aud demolish tue temples OF justice, and even wfan
cities in flames, yen and l. and our characters and
memory, 10th now and with postery, will at least es-
cape the consuming conilagraton of leproacl
l am gentlemen,
Your much obliged servant
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The most enthusiastic applause followed the reading
of th letter
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

| Fredericksburg and Valley Plank Road Company, was
taken up on motion OF MIR. WILLIS, read third time
and passed.
BILL, REELECTED.
An engrossed bill 10 incorporate the w iiamsport
and Potomac Bridge Company, coming up on its pas.
sage, was rejected
On motion OF Mr.. AUGUST. the House adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

CowHIDINa.A cowhidng affair came off in Lynch
burg last week Mr.. Toty, Ia tailor by trade feeling
himself agrieved by some remarks made by halter
named Belve, procured a cowhde sought out the lat
ter and inflicted upon him severe castgation. Both
We're arrested and bound over 10 keep the peace-and
thus the affair ended
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

AMERICANS AT THE WORLDS FAIR.-Frazer's
Magazine communicates the surprising informa-
ton that 10000 Americans have secured berths
to go to The Worlds Fair. There will be con-
siderable addition to the number before the exhibit
ton closes
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

W The gentleman who was riding with Col. Tom.
lin 10 the buggy, when the accident related yesterday
occurred, was DR.. VIM Braxon, of King William
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

ESCAPE FROM JAL.--On Friday evening last
James Smith, who was confined in the ail of
Berryville, Clarke county. Va, charged with hay
ing robbed the store of Messrs. Crow g. Sny-
der of that town, of some eigh hundred or thou
sand dollars, broke out and made his escape.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

AMHERsT.-The Wings of this county have
nominated Robert Rdgway, jr., for the House
of Delegates. The Democratic candidate is Col.
VIM. Richardson The Lynchburg Virginian
says 1.-THE Wings are united upon the candi-
date of their choice, which is significant of sue
cess"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA,

Condensed view OF the condition of the Exchange
Bank OF Virginia, and Branches, on The 3lst OF De-
cember, 1885, as prepared for transmission to the Ex
ecutive OF the State:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27--Cld. Sehr, VIM. Spear,
Mitchell, r hmond
BOSTON, Feb 25--Cld, Schr Sharon, McKerson.
and Reaper Long, Richmond
NEW YORK, Feb. 26-Ard, Schr. Henrico, futile,
Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 26-Cpd, steamship Viz
glnia, Teal, Norfolk and Richmond; schr William,
Collins Richmond.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

MASSACHUSETTS, ScHooLs--The whole num-
Der of Public Schools in Massachusetts is 1878
Teachers, 4,304-males, ally; females, 2,lS7
Attendance in summer 1914; in winter, 1884,
403. Average wages of male teachers per month
including board, 1894 SO; females Ssl4 AZ. The
whole amount expended for'publc schools during
the year was se 95S, SOL %.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

The Union publishes an extract from letter
of Mr.. Robert ], Walker to member of the CAL
ifornia Legislature, giving the views of the writer
as to the plan upon which the State University
provided for by the constitution shall be establish
ed. As might have been anticipated, he consd-
ers the incubation of free trade principles the
most impo rtant point.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-28

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