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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08
Sill Latcr-OMciai Dispatches

The Government yesterday afternoon
received the following Telcgraphlc des
patch in six hours from New Orleans:
New ORLEANS, Sept. ..
"Adviccs from Havana to the 25lh ult.
The accounts are conflicting. Lopez still
held out, with his force very much reduced.
The Government had offered a reward for
him, but has promised a pardon to those
of the followers who would surrender
1t does not appear that any of the Creoles
had joined him. No vessel has departed
hence for Cuba since the Pampero."
"The preceding, which is tro days later
than the news via Savannah. completely
contradicts the latter as to the reported
march on Havana at the head of two thou
sand men, and that the natives were flock
ing to his standard. The only Inference
we can draw from this new intelligence, is,
that the men under Lopez were defending
themselves with desperation, preicrring TO
sell their lives dearly rather than incur the
risk of public exccution.-Nat. Int.
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CHINA,
VII ~ y.
TIE CHINESE INSTRUCTION.


Hone KONG, Monday, June 23.-Thc
intelligence which the present mail con-
veys is of chcqucred and interesting ma
turc, rather ioreshadowing of what is APP
preaching than the record Of what has al
ready come. My expressed apprehcnsions
regarding the underworking of that great
agency which promises at no distant day
to dismcmber this mighty empire, and the
data on which they rested, were at the time
questioned by the local journals.
But timehas proved the correctness OF
what have written you, and my next let
ter will probably announce the taking OF
the city of Canton by the insurgent mass,
which, like a mighty ocean, is moving grad
ualIy but irrcsstibly onward, involving
ruin in its course, unless the mandalins de
clare themselvs and thus hasten the down
fall of the present dynasty-fall it assured
ly will, and it will be well if the event finds
ourcountrymcn with sufficient naval force
for their protection.
Already the military commanders and
civil commissioners appointed to suppress
the rebellion have been carried off be
death lured by the charms of future
reward, or dismayed at the. number,
strength and success Of the revolution
lists. The man put forth us lcadJer OF
the movement has assumed regal hon
ors, TO the terror of the rcigning and legiti-
mate sovereign, who fearing the disaHec-
ton of his troops quarlcred or raised in the
disturbed provinces, has ordered choice
soldiers from the capital; if these soldiers
in example of the local force, "fraternizc
with the rebels, and rcecho the rebel shout,
down with the Tartar dynasty" the con-
summation will be reached sooner than the
friends of the prctender expect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08
CommERCrAL RECORD.


The Inspections ofihc State TO . Isi ult., show d
deficiency in the Crop Of GIG hhds-, when CEN,
pared with the corresponding date &c last year.
The receipts in place have been small the pas
week. Market continues dull. wt', sales If Lug.
at FROM : u s6' common and midIing shipping
Leaf - so to "a; good and line shipping Leaf 81
to 80 30; good and fine manufacturing ir,an SIC
to Ssi -; in quality.
wtiEAr.-Reeeipts lisht-6o to Csc. offered
for Red and White.
WIN. I. SMITH.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08

PER STEINER ATLANTIC.

The IT, S. Mail Steamer Atlantic made
the most remarkable trip on record. She
left for Liverpool on the 9Th of August and
arrived out on the 18th. She discharged
her mails, passengers and cargo, and left
on her return on the 20th August. at 3 p.
NJ, arriving at her dock at the foot of Canal
street at halfpast five Monday morning,
having been absent only 20 days and IL
bnurc
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The Savannah Republican of to-day
contains copious accounts from Havana,
brought by the Schooner Merchant. AT
last accounts, General Lopez was in posi-
ton east Of Mariel. The Creoles at Ha-
vana were highly elated at the successes
of General Lopez, aud were joining him
daily.
1t is presumed that the dispatches
brought BY the Cherokee for the Spanish
Minister related to the death of General
Emma. He was wounded in the leg, and
died the day following the battle.
The Faro Industrial says that on the
9Th the Captain General distributed bre-
vets to the officers and soldiers wounded at
Las Pozas on the 18th.
Dons Joaquin Aguerro, Jose Towas
Betancourt, Fernando dc Torras, and Mi
gucl Bcnevides, were shot in the back al
Puerto Principe, for high treason.
The schooner Merchant was carefully
searched for arms at Havana. Her whole
ce'l'ng was ripped up for that purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08
Wing Meeting AT Campbell q. IIO.

The Wings of Campbell County will
hold apubllc meeting at Campbell Court
House on Monday next, (Court-day) for
the purpose Of organization and appointing
delegates to the State Convention, which is
to meet at Staunton on the 18th inst.
Sept. L MANY WINGS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08

Dangerous Illness Of Judge Woodbury..
BALTIMORE, Sept. A. PM.
Judge Woodbury. lies dangerously i'll at
Portsmouth, N. III. Hcis not expected to
survive the attack.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08
Vermont Elections.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4, p. M.
The Wings have carried the State, elect
ing their Governor and majority Of the
Legislature.
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NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

COZ TON MACHINERY, ~ aaoam.--
"ll he s''ld al public auction. upon the premises
on Wednesday the Sih day cf Oetoh..r next. all the
MACHINERY contained in the factory building,
lately owned and occupied b, tho Lynehhurr Man.
niacturng Company, comprising Willow fickcrs,
Cards, Drawing and Thrcsilc Frames, Warmers.
SPoolcrs, Dresser, Packing rrcss and various 9TH
or articles pertaining to cotton manufacture Also
one Shcarer and one Napier.
The above will be- sold in lots 10 suit purchasers.
md without any limitation whatcvcr-and the sale
will positively TAKE place upon the day appointed
An unusually good opportunity is here offered to
manufacturers, TO supply themselves with Mnchin-
cry nj n very small cost.
Also for sale as above one STILL with Copper
Worm and fixtures, for manufacturing Whiskey by
steam.
For further Information apply TO
WM. s. ELLISON,
Office Of the Va. mud Tenn r. r.,
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EXCHANGE.
London lO3 pcr cent. prcn
WHITTEMORE'S OFFICE.

Schemes for the week.
MONDAY electromagnetic Glass 1918 Is.
Capitals $50 600; 10000; 3 1871; 10 Of l.300.-
Tickets So.
TUESDAY 9-Do Glass 1I7-75 10.
Caritals-s20, 900; 1000; 1000; 10 of l,000.--
Tickets s..
WEDNESDAY I0-Do Class 1856 10.
Capitals--$30, 900; $1,000; $40; 10 Of 800
Tickets SO.
THURSDAY Electromagnetic Class 1878 II.
Capitals-$22 900; II 900 5000; 10 Of I,000.-
Tickets s..
FRIDAY I2-Do Class 12O-75 -.
Capitals-s20, 600; 5000; 1000 of 1000
Tickets s..
SATURDAY I3--Do Cla%s 12I-7S 10
Capitals-$50, 900; 2o,377; . Of 10000; 200 1000
Tickets SIS
Drawn Numbers.
Moaongaiia Class 10
&c A. 3 ! / 2G 81 50 81 % rs As "a 40
Monongaiia Ertra Glass 81.
81 % 50 g. 40 So S. 81 iG 38 70 GO 81
Monongoim Class Ill.
IA A ~ 4S II 81 81 60 81 GA 30 3
Monoagaiia Glass liz.
50 80 "A AZ 81 d 81 81 Co 8 IS ca 4s 81
Monoagaiia Extra Cass 90.
lG 60 e. 15 s. 81 II 80 "a IL IS GO
Sold.
Class ll2, Nos. 81 81 G5 prize Of sI5t
. 80 "a a" "-.7,
Elk. Class %, Nos 33 IS 60 prize Of. $500 Al
a. +. WiIITTEMORE.
TT Orders for packages. certificates Of Packa
gcs, single tickets, in any Of the Lotteries of
w. Maury & Co., will meet with prompt attention
if addressed to A. +. WHITTEMORE, Jr,
Lynchburg. Va.
~ Communications strictly confidential.
Sent. Silt
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COX REWARD.--L

NOS KEWAKD.--Loste either on We'd
70 "a nesday night last the Thursday morn
ing following, between the shop of Mr.. A. TAYLOR
and the Odd Fellows Hall. Sl25, in Virginia mo-
ncy, and several receipts. The money in a
blue Pocket Book, with steel clasp. Any infor-
nation concerning the said money, will be thank
fully received and the finder will receive the above
reward lSep. 5-2tifl r. B. wRENN
BLANKS FOR SALEAT THIS OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08

HNO FKEEMASONS.-La ol
l. Frccmasonry, first American from the London
edition. in = vols, better edition tlan the Lon
don and can be sold at about onc-thirl The price.
Also, the Craftsman, the Masonic Chart, the Ma
sonic TrcsIlc-Board, &c.
InJy ti-,a n II PAYNE G. QRn
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4 NT!!RAClTE COAL.--TnE An

A NTIlRAClTE COAL.--THE AN
n THRACITE COAL BUSINESS hcrctofose
carried on by JAMES DAVIS. will hereafter hs
| conducted under the style Of JAMES DAVIS 4
| son. JAMES DAVIS,
WIN. II. DAVIS.
They beg leave 10 inform the citizens of Lynch
burg that they furnish thorn with the beet quail
| ty Of Anthracite Conl, the most reasonable
terms Their stock comprises ms follows:
$50 tons Of Lump for Furnaces,
500 % u. & \. Red Ash, for CRATES,
40 g broken White Ash for heating pariors
300 q egg. for cooking purposcs;
All Of which warranted Of the best quality, and
will be delivered free from dirt ~ Gnc coal ,Ws
keep coal in houses having pink floor and
have il rsked out before putting il IN carts All os-
dcr- addressed MS, with rify rcf,rcnccs or l~ts
with T. A. Bmnslord, Lyncl,burg win be pro,nytls
attended 10. JAS. DAVIS e. SON.
Richmouu kur IS-iuif
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merchants from some ofthe principal com
mercial houses at Havana, contradict en-
tirely the reported success Of General Lo
PEI and his party. The letters state tina
he has only one hundred and fifty men LEFT
and that they would shortly be captured
and destroy ed
The Washington Telegraph, Of Monday
evening contains the following:
Lopcz and have learned
from good authority that arrangements have
been made in this country by means Of
which fire MoasoHd men will 10 a very short
time be placed on the Island OF Cuba, sub
lcct to the command OF leaders who need
not be tried We could state the details oil
these arrangements ,ce,t Il poittic to do So
The New York correspondent Of the
Ledger says:
The Naval Storekecper, at Brooklyn,
who, is in position to know, informs us
that three or four vessels have been fitted
out at this port, during the present week,
with men and munitions of war, for Cuba.
The Fil:ibusters, here, have now in perma-
ment session, what they call Central
Directory" whose business it is to receive
subscriptions in aid Of Patriots, register en-
lstmcnts, &c.
The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says:
AT the Central Hall in Grand street,
which is the headquarters of the Cuba vol
unteers, the enrolling of men has been 60
ing on for some time past, and is still con
tinued. Companies have been formed, and
every nlghtduring the past week have they
paraded our streets, with the Cuban flag
flying and drums beating.
Money seems TO be plenty, and as an in
stance of the manner in which it s'paid out
for the advancement of the Cuban cause, |
would mention that the sum of $4,000
was offered during the past week, for a
steamer to carry emigrants from this port
to Cuba, and land them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08
SCHOOLS
+ AW sCMOOL n, Lex,.ge..-

AW SCHOOL In AeximgeOn.--
- The third session II the suhscriIers Law
Sclo.I viii commence nj lexington IN Moadsy
the eth dry ofOcto,cr next. and terminate ON tho
2i-t day Of March, 1862. The pupil. will b. d.
vidci into two classes as hcrctadvrr, tie members
ofcar having the privilege ~ attending the reel
taticn Of the either without additional charge. Tho
text bnuhs in the unior course will be- Stephen !
Commentaries St,f'ison Pleading. and Green-
leaf on Evidence. The Senior course will en,hrar.
fuckers Commentaries. Stephen IN Pleading -
,'rccnleaf IN Evidence. Iiolro,nt,es Introduction
~ Equity Jurisprudence. and the Cesie oG Virgins
USto) 1t Is very desirable that students who
design Ia attend the Senior eoursc shoaid pryvidc
themselves with interviewed copies Of Tuck-r's
Commentaries and tlie new Code ri vites.i, Tbs
Of the original t.xt Of Judge TUX.
er's work have been carefully corrected Nv the
Subscriber aud e.pieus aud accurate analysis of
the leading easrs. decided since its publication has
been engraied upon il, and with these extensive al.
ditons il has become essentially work. Gen.
tcm"n who nuy no, have supplied Themselves with
any at the text books enumerated above can pro-
cure them trnn Richmond, within fcvsdays after
their arrival here Those desiring .lciailcd infor.
nation az to the plan Of instruction adopted BY the
snbscricr may udr-S him by letter at this place,
and their enquiries win be promptly und tully an
swercd.
The iro Tor tuition |. 500 per session, payable in
advance.
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gain compel thcmlo rally around him III
1852. He alone possesses in France the
prestige Of a name connected with SO many
glorious recollcctions, and he has beconi-
ingly justified the hopes of the country
propose the health of the courageous and
worthy nephew of the Emperor"
NJ. Dechanct, Mayor of Bonnccourt, in
the Upper Marine. has been suspended for
three months, for refusing to publish and
post up in that village the speech delivered
by the President of the Republic ,thc IN
augura,ion Of the Tours and Poii,crs rail
way.
There had been disturbance at Laurac
by the socialists, which is thus described:
Some of the most violent socialists from
4 the districts Of Largcniierc, Joyeusc, Ro-
sicres, and Laurac, assembled at banquet
on the occasion of the anniversary of the
patron saint of Laurac. One hundred per-
sons sat down to dinner. Ontheir leaving
the hotel in the evening they were met BY
FIVE or six hundred other socialists. who
commenced crying "Fre la Guiliotiaci
Tircnt les Boagest A mort les gendarmcs."
The police on duty arrested two Of the
most riotous, but they were Immediately
rescued. The red flag was then unfurled
by the former commissary of Larsenticre
and becamethe signal for outbreak. Stones,
bottles and other dangerous missiles were
thrown at the gendarmes, many of whom
were severely wounded, and fell from their
horses. The others fired volley and
succeeded in carrying off their wounded
comrades.
They defended themselves at the Marie
until the arrival ola military force from Au-
benas and Largentierrc underline dirictionof
the sub project and several public function
aries. At the bridge Of Montreal the au-
thorties were met by about 60 of the mob
who attempted to resist their passage
The sub project was wounded in the foot
by stone. The military then charged with
bayoncts, the ranks of the socialists were
broken, and the bearer Of the red flag was
ca ptured
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 UTUMN Is5I--Dircct m, NOR

< a tmtiOn.--rhc subscriber. Who 4. ,nw i,
New York, having Just returned jrom Enropc.
where he has been Tor the a-t fur n,enths p,rebn
sing goods for this market, will in thc3 course
of a few days rpen the largest handsou,rs and
cheapest stock of Smplc and Fancy Dry Goods, c,-
or exhibited IL l.ynchburg.
lie has raid particular attention 10 the wnnts-ef
the Ladies' and can promise them something rcall,
beautiful in the way OF Siss and ether Dress Goois
Ribbons &c.
Sent S--;lis pax r. ~ us,rrcc
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Charleston, Sept, 2-7.40, p. m.-Let-
tiers received here by the last arrival. by
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FrcigIsts up and Down the Ga

Tobacco, leaf (pcr hogshcad) II
Do. manufactured. (pcr box,) lsI
Flour, (per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (per ton) 90
Pig Iron. (Pcr toni 90
Lead. Pig and Shot, (per ton.) 90
Plaster, (pcr ton.) 90
Salt, (pcr sack.) 6itoS
Merchandise and Produce, (pcr 1907 Stol0
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Range OF the Thermometer.

REPORTED FOR the 'vIReIxIAS BY
D. D. PAYNE g. FRO. BOOKSELLERS,
Main 81, Lynchburg, Va.
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MRS W. A. DAVENPORT will re-
LII, IlIIi. 4.
I FEMALE sCIIOOI.-.llnvinr al,


A FEMALE SCIOO1..--Iiavinr.a al,
= mined IL" services vt highly accomplished
Young Lady as Prrcepttcss il olr tnmiy, we desire
10 obtain us bonrdcrs and pupils four or i've Young
ladics. The scssion will commence the 1si Sep
TENDER and end the lst Of july next.
TERAS.--for Board, including NIL personal nc.
commodaion, and Tuition in English. Ninety D,-
lars; French, leu Dollars; Drawing aud Painting.
Ecu Dollars, and instruction tho Piano with u-e
of Instrument Thirty Dollars. No deduction
made tor lost time, except in case of illness. As
the number ofpupils win be limited, the earlier mp
plicaions made, the more certainty of surce-s
Address me. post paid, to Piedmont Post Office,
Nelson county, Va.
Aug ii-t, VIM MASSJB.
YNCHBUR<i FEMALE SEMI.
IINARi. The next session 1t this Institution
will commence on Monday. the Sti day Of Scptsn,
Der, 1851.
TERMS-poyatic in aasaace:
rns. Cioss- --.-.---.-.-..-.-$l O 10
"a 40 IL w
% 90 10 OU
FRENCH ----.--- 20 10
ni"sio 1890. 20 w
BOARD, including washing, lights and fnol. $iJ
per month. and no deduction made except in rnscs
| of protractcd sickness. For further particulars
Circulars can he obtained ut the Book Store of
Messrs. ID. b. Payne Il Bro, or at tho oiIicc or j.
N. Gordon. on Market street.
Sept l.-3tif NJ. }. g. G. GORDON.
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GROCERIES and DRY GOODS

~ Country iyoo, Sfci. DC. DE-, for salo low lvr
cash or in exchange for Country Produce.
JOS. II. WILSON,
Sep 1-ts Opposite Virginian Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08

Ma HOUSE AND LOT in the Town
I'LL or LIBERTY, FOR SALE.-Iiaving be-
come interested in the Alum Springs, wish To sell
my House and Lot in the town Of Liberty. II en-
braces every comfort md convenience that could
be required for family residence. Physicians de-
string "a location will do well To avail themselves of
the opportunity Of securing Of the best in the
State. Terms accommodating.
J.. II. CHRISTIAN.
Sept 4-owif-awts Liberty, Va
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ERROR PIANOS.-D

ID FLAGG, Of Danyillc, having be-
Il come couversant with the mode Of transact
ing business with the Departments at Washington
and designing visit that city frequently hereafter
will attend 10 such Revolutionary, Bounty Laad
and other claims, may be entrusted 10 him from
the surrounding country.
III Address, Dtnril'e, Ia, postage paid
Sent S-ts
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~ INU FIOFR.---Jnst received and fpr sDlo
low, good supply Of the above articles.
JOS. ~. WILSON,
Sept I-ts Upposte nc Tirgiuias OGee.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY. March 10Th

MONDAY, March 10th, 1851.
A message was received from the Senate, stating that
had passed the following bills Incolpo at ny the
Providence Branch Plank Road Company au,horsng
Jont stock company 10 erect town hall ia Char.
lotesvllls and Tor other purposes; anendng an act
inghsm Turnpike Company; increasing the cauital
stock OF the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad Conpa-
N.Y. amending the passed February 18th, 1850, in
cooperating the Hedgesyie and Potomac Turnpike
Company
Also, the following bills with mmateral amend
mems, all OF which were concurred in by the House
incorporating the Tazewe Court House and Saltve
denny; incorporating the Salem and Harrisville Turn
pike Company.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11
The Postponemem ofth Elections.

The Lynchburg Republican afirms that this is
a Wing proposition. If it be so, we certainly are
hot aware of the fact; for we do not ourselves ap-
prove it, The expected occasion of voting upon
the new Constitution seems to us 10 be particular
ly l-suted to the State and Congressional cleo
TONS. The public judgment ought to be pro-
nounced upon the Constitution with all possible
deliberalion and freedom from bias We cannot
see how this can be, if the political elections are
made to take place on the same day.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11
THE TIMES' TERMS.
The Foreign Ne,ps.

We publish, in another part of this DAYS paper
an interesting summary of the late foreign INTEL
hgence, which is of unusual interest. The resig-
nation of Lord John Russelfs ministry seems to
be an admitted facts Under the circumstances
which have induced it, there must be very serious
difficulties in forming another cabinet Lord John
Russell, it will be remembered, came into power
upon the tree trade question, and represented
rather incongruous combination of the regular
Wings, the Radicals, and the followers of Sir Ro-
bert Peel. The present necessity for his retirement
arises from a union between the Protectioniss
and the Catholics. What sort of Government will
result from this remarkable alliance it is difficult
TO say.
The news from the Continent is omnous, if
not positively critical. The potentates seem to be
plotting and contemplating in very serious
way, and much trouble may come of it, Though
Gov. Floyd did advise the Southern Rights Asso-
citation that no more wars were to be waged)
We find convenient resume of the Pacifics
political advices in the following article of the N.
Y Express
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Han. IL M, Gnroci1

This gentleman, in letter 10 the commit
tee OF the district Convention, accepts the no.
minatlon rendered him, and declares his purpose
10 bear aloit the standard of the Union. He puts
the maintenance o! the Compromise measures
above all party consideralions
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11

EnIcEAT1oE OF FreiTIVE SLAyEs-TLiriy- Flu
give slaves left Portland Maine. the 5lh inst. Tor
St Johns, n B Il IS said The law loving and law abb.
ding citizens Ct Pon!ar d promised the fugiyes amFie
protection if they would remain; but the negroes pre-.
FIRING 10 20 where they would re out Of tie OF
The law. ungeneTously declined The prcfered proec
ti5n
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11

FINE BACON HAMs-We received day or two
since from Messrs WILLIAMS & BROTHER, a delicious
ham of bacon, put up in Cincinnati by Messrs School,
ley & Hough the famous curers OF the Queen City
Hams" These hams were Introduced into the market
last year. generally esteemed the best for table
ever offered to the public and commanded better
prices than most other descriptions. They even
better this season than last because the curers. s
said, have taken enra pains in preparing them. We
found them then, we find them now dehcious-pos-
sessng every requisite to please the palate of the most
DAINTY lover of bacon. We pleas TO learn that
our friends Messrs Williams q Brother, intend keep
ing supply constantly hand, and lake pleasure in
impariing the Information to the trade.
We requested to state that Mr.. Giddon's Fourth
Lecture ION s'the Book of the Dead) has been post
poned till Tomorrow "wednesday evening.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11
CharlgTe District

We regret to hear that the second Farmville
Convention adjourned without nominating cam
didaie, presnming that the Legislature would GER
tainly postpone the elections.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11

The ei'i9sns Of pcrsmouih, Va. have determined
10 on 10 new hoIei ia that town, and hsye opened
BOOKS OF subscription 10 procure tie requisite amount
o's'oeK' re shares have teen placed $3.50 each,
spo siderable amount has teen already sub, cIbed