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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

NEW G0ODS.-W L.PAGE respect
~ fully Informs his friends &c. that he has just
received his Spring and Summer Goods, among
which will be found black, blue, brown, olive,
green, and the pum color or Adelaide French
Cloths and Buttons. Serges and Velvefs to match,
black French Doe Skins and fancy Cassimercs from
medium to finest; Linen Drills; do do NesiiHgs Of
Marsaies Silk, Satin. &c.. some very inc and the
best -sortneni Of Tailars Trimmings in thi- mar
ket Jno VI Davis < Jones' Shirts; three ply col
ars; half hose; fg'd white sutiH; white lava; silk
and linen and other cravats: Alexander's Kid
gloves; cnrnei.an coat links; shirt studs; cravat
buckles. &c. Also. Tailor's Tools Of every kind :
shears. points. squares. crnyous, French chalk
measures brushes. needles. thimbcs, bodkins,
Scouts New York Fashions. &c.
Any Of the above goods will be made up III de-
sire) by nv father Ambrose Page. at short notice,
and good IL md veli-madc garmeatguarantiea.
Anril 1-tfw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

WASHINGTON. April 20rh.-The Wing
Caucus re-asseinbled in the Senate Cham
her at s o'clock. Judge Mangum presiding
The attendance is rather thin. nunher
of Southern members and some OF Mr..
Weisier's friends being absent. Among
those present are Senators Smith. Fish,
Wade AMI Seward. aud Messrs. Fowler.
Briggs. Brooks. Haws, Stanly, Gentry.
Landry and Humphrey Marshall, OF the
House of Representatives. The latter
gentleman purposes renewing his com
promise platform offered at the previous
meeting, upon " hich a lengthy and stor-
my discussion is expected. The session is
likely TO be late. and the Caucus is sitting
with closed doors.
WASHINGTON. April 90. 10 P. M.-The
Caucus is still in session, and an exciting
discussion is progressing on resolutions
declaring the fnality of the Compromise
measures.
WASHINGTON. April 90. IL P. NJ
The Wing caucus is still in session, and
have lust selected Baltimore city as the
place Of holding the Wing National Con
vention and the 18th day Of June as the
day.
WASHINGTON. April 20. IL P. NJ
The Wing Caucus adjourned shortly al
ter II o'clock. The following were the
proceedings previous TO the vote on the
Convention.
Mr. Marshall of Kentucky. offered the
resolutions introduced at the Wing eau,
Gus.
Mr. Stanly contended that they were
out of order. aud the Chairman sustained
his objection.
After discussion. principally between
Messrs. Marshall and Stanly, the decision
of 1.-THE Chair was sustained-yeas 46, nays
Is.
Mr. Marshall said that as. the chair had
decided the Compromise principles of the
Wing administration outof order. the eau
Gus was no place Tor wing to remain
and then withdrew.
The negative votes against the decision
ofthe Chair were Southern men. except
Messrs Stanly, Morehead, Mccullough and
two Kcnturkians.
Among the aiiirimatives were Messrs
Fowler, Wade. Campbell. Sackett. School
craft and others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
EwBrrN, April IS, 1852.

On my way from Wytheville. arrived
at Peak Creek, some three miles distant
from this place. nearly in time to witness
a most distressing scene, the particulars OF
which viii relate.
Stopping to make some enquiries of a
gentleman living on the road, he after CIV
ing the required information. added that a
young man by the name Of Whitaker had
Just been drowned close by, in attempting
to ford the creek. and that his horse was
yet hung and struggling in the ford. As
sit was but little out of my way, | conclu-
,-dcd to GO to the place where the accident
ihad happened | found the horse still
alive. but the water dashing over him at
= fearful rate. The particulars as gatherI
from an eve witness. are these: That the
ford which even in low water was too
deep for safety had been improved by a
sort Of submarine bridge, built on the bot
tom Of tho stream. The unfortunate young
man had got about midway the stream.
when his horse hung one OF lis hind feet
in the bridge, so that it could not extrcate
sitself. The water being now very high,
the strong current swept the horse of INTO
the deep swimming water, whilst its foot
still remained fast in the bridge. The
rider in the mean time was thrown out OF
she saddle. he retained his hold on the
bride. which enabled him to keep his head
above the water. but the current was too
strong for him TO regain the saddle. Ia
ehis situation he remained for abou, an
Aour and half, clinging to the bride
vXhils, the cold muddy current was dash
ing against his bosom. During this time.
some twenty persons gathered on the
Shores. hrt they could give him no relief.
Tone builder than the rest. Mr. Boyd, at
rcmpted the rescue. 1t was nolle but
a VAIN attempt. He was soon swept away
.and compelled To exert all his Power To
save himself. The poor fellows strength
mt last gave way. Chilled and s;rans led
till,he could no longer cling 10 the reins,
he relaxed his mold fuarcd some distance
on the surface, then sunk to rise no more.
since lesrnthat the horse Was ALSO drow n
ed. W.B.J.
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CHRIsrfaNsFuRG. April. 1S52.

Whilst | was writing the letter from
New bern. giving You an account Of the
melancholy occurrence an that n,ishbor-
thood. A traveller brought The news 10
',hnt place. that on hrs way. he saw them
taking drowned body OUT of New river at
Ingli.'s bridge. On arriving at the place
The next day. in company with gentle
man ffom BIacksburg. we stopped to see
the body. 1t was so much dis6gnrrd, that
no one cnnll recognize it. | have just
learned thar on being examined by the in
quest the name Of "Abner McCahe," was
found on the shirt and vest, and having
been acquainted with the Young man.
am induced to give you the particulars
He wss son Of Col. Thos. McCabe. of
Patrick. and was going to ST hool al Emory
and Henry. There sto be but little
doubt here. that it Is his body. 1t is sup
posed tbas be was on his way homo. had
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
AGAINST COLDS.

n u a a ne
NJ best preventive for Colds Invented. is
B sker's Celebrated Prfmtam Btters. Persons ex-
ed to the ", ather. by using these Biiters will
not he susceptible colds. nwng TO The fact that
III r gently stimulating qualities will krep the svs-
TEN 50 regularly toned up. ihnt Che blond will be-
mperviors the sudden sho Ks of cold and damp
ness A. a tonic for the weak and feeble, and
an alder o. dire .tiun these Bitters have equal,
while 10 those who are subject 10 nervous head
aches. they have always proved a most invaluable
remedy. Every family -bonld these Bitters
freely during the fall and wintnr months-hnt par
riculaiy those who live in sections of the country
where Agnes are abundant. The Proprietor has
in his possession certificates frum persons who
have been entirely cured ofagucs by using bot
tic of these Bitig;. Price only 50 cents, For
ssic by ?. r. LYMAN.
A,,i, ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

gore by stage to Wy'hevile. thence had
taken near cut on foot. and in attempting
to wade some of the large creeks empty
ing in above the bridge. or New river IL
SELF had met this melancholy fate. The
body was dressed ia neat black frock
coat, buttoned TO the neck. and the skirts
pinned in front. The pants were of. and
the boots hung around the neck, as though
he had prepared for wading. In haste.
w. B.J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

A large assortment oi Sa es OF various sizes and
patterns. with and without powder proof FORKS. for
.al, Mt the Depot. l46 WATER STREET, NEW
YORK.
Burs lar Proof Bank Yaulis and Vault Doors
made to order.
STEARNS & MARVIN, late Rolf, Stearns &
Co. successors to Rich & Co., TAG Waicr-st md
cor Avenne y and st Mar 5 Place. \. y. sole
Proprietrrs ID Hjch's Patent and the only makers
OF Saamander Safes combining Wilder's and Rich's
Patents For sale BY
THOMPSON & ONDESLUYO,
npl a6-3n Baltimore Nd.
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Inn Hnnr Tie unrderesl

PoucnKEErslE. April ls.-Ann Hoag
who was convicted short time since for
the murder of her husband. and sentenced
to be hung On the 9TH Of May. gave birth
to female child to-day. in her cell
in the county jail. Ii is not known as yet.
whether the execution ofthe ,scnterce will
he postponed or NOT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

ROCHESTER. April 19.-This morning
Maurice Antonio was bronghtinto court.
an sentence of death passed upon HIM
for the murder OF ignacio Pinto He was
sentenced to he hung on the third day OF
June. When the sentence was interpre-
ted to him he appeared to be'deePly afiec-
ted, and shed tears freely.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
READING Room.

The subscribers having opened READING
ROOM, in the VIRGIvIAy ButLDISG.irvite the pub
lie to avail Themselves of it, free OF charge, until
the first day of May.
Open every day Sundays excepted) from sun
rise till 9 o'clock at night.
April Sits TERRY & SHIELDS.
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NLOT II >, CAS$lM Il RES, TAl.
~ LOKlNG, NC.-1HE SEpSCRlkkR

most respectfully announces to- his ffth and
toners generally, that he hos juat rece ~od dhsua
from the manufacturer in Ain La Chnpelles The
following Cloths. Cassimcrcs, &c.
Sup, BFk plain and T~illed Cloths.
. Brown (Lish, for summcr
Green. Blue. Olive and Mulberry.
BIN Dorskins. some sey fire
Also, the largest and best selected stock u ~.
~ Cussimeres in Lynchluis.
10 ve,,ings. lie has some very rich styles. soaAs-
thing just Out: smnng the sick. muy be f.aud ssAs
very handsome Marscillcs Vestings.
The subscriber would also inform his frieAds
thar he cen have the above goods. mnde up IN The
most fashionable and durable manner, his Tailor.
Mr.. James McMackin. having just returned FROM
New York and Philadelphia, with all the lsis siylas
and improvements in his line, and will rnnt d
in every instance. He also has splendid stock
Of Tailors trimmings. having been purchased excls.
sively hy Mr.. MeMuckin. lille in New York.
Will he opened in few DAYS. tie larves, snA
best selected Stuck af READY MADE CLOTH
ING exhibited in this arket hi, ling been ss-
leeled with great caro- by Mr. MeNlaekin and him.
sclf, D. c. PETERb.
March 25-ifs
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchlurr, April "a.

Lynchburg, April "a. 1872.
TOBACCo.-Inspccted the past week 67 hhds.,
receipts Of Loose tobacco n heavy, quality
continues inferior. bidding rather more spirited
with safes common Lugs 1915 to $3.50; good
working Lugs So to $3.50; Common Leaf s. to 81:
medium d.. 81 to So good do. s. to 81; good lad
fine m1nuf1riuring 81 70 SIG: and very scarce.
WHEAT.-70 and IS for Red ard White.
WM. T. SMITH. c on'a Msrcht.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

ACCIDENT TO THE CARs-Just agier the
train of cars for Liberty had cleared the
tunnel. yesterday morning, the axle of one
of the fright cars broke, caustn! con
siderable shock 10 the passenger train. and
alarming the passengers considerably, bul
doing no other damage than breaking
pnrIionof The bottom Of the height cars
-ETprcss 2ih.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

SPAIN The Queen has parlonc'l the
whole ofthc prisoners taken on the coca
sion ofthe Cuban invasion, with the ex-
cepti6n Of the Hungariuns and native Gu
bans The other foreigners. who went To
Cuba from The United States the Amer-
can citizens had been pardoned some time
sincc,) have lately been set at liberty, and
SEM to their adopted country. at the eA-
pense Of the American government.
The Hon. Mr.. Bdrrinscr. American
Minister. was to have had an au.iience OF
the Queen. on the 3lst alt, to present a
letter of consraiulation on the birth OF "A
nriucess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
ECH0Ls IL PRYOR. Grocers.

ECH0LS IL PR O7k. GfOcerS.
Il COMMISSION AND FOR HARDING
AGENTS-W ould infor m lhei, friends. arqunin-
ranccs and The public generally. TINT tlry have
inst r,tu, ned from the orh with q renewed stock
&c Groc,1tes, Ii yuers Hines and Dry Gods. ont
of which they are prepared to furnish accom-
nndaiing term, those wishing To pure ha-c such
articles Coffee Sugar. Teas MnIns-es. Sc SO.
da Sascrurus and Spices ef oil kinds, Sole LeatiI-
or, and all kinds of Staple Dry Goods. such As
Co,inn Strings. Shretings and Linings. Osnn.
burgs. Bed Ticks Prints Of every description, Al
raccas. &c. &c
Boots, Shoes Hats aud Caps,
Liquors and Wines Of all description. and qualities,
variety Of Hardware, Knives and Forks,
Pocket Knives. Trace and Halter Chuin-.
Spades and Snovel~. iron and Sferi. md many de-
.crptions OF WOODEN WARE
Truly thankful for tie very liberal patronage
heretofore manifested towards them, they hope by
strict attention to business and det-rniDatir
their part to render entire satisfaction to'sl who
may be pleased 10 cail on them. to be entitled to
Continuance &c heir fuvors.
They coniinse To pay strict Perso7sol attention tn
the sale Of all kinds Of Produce such Tobacco
Wheat, Flour, c. rn and Corn Meal, Oats, and oil
Lumbcrs
All orders and consignmrpts will BIO thankful,
| received and meet with prompt attention
apl 29-stlf
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EXCHANGES.
Checks on New lorh, lto4 per CT. premium.
Boston. do :.
Philadelphia, do -
Bank Notes n Cardinal to do discount
- S. Carolina | to do do
Tennessee. to do do
STOCKS
Corporation Bond, Sl00-par
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par 800 -sil5-
refused.
Lyu,hburg Fire ms. Co. Stock par $20-s23.-
Last sacs-New Bonks closed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
For Circuit Court Judges.

e At the solicitation of many Voters, JAMES
NJ. WiiETTLE Esq. has consented that he be
announced for tie Office Of INDIE of the Circuit
composed ofthe counties of Bedford, Patrick Hem
~ Franklin and Pttsyvunia. at the election to be
held under the new Constitution
Mar li-tsif
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

All persons announcing themselves candidates
for Office. under the New Constitution, viii be
charged the usualadvertising rates.
Communications recommending persons FIR of
Gees. except such political and the Judge
ships. will DO charged as advertisements.
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Death ofa .L6yr.

PHILADELPHIA April 2I,-Jndge Coul-
ter. who was tI,ctei TO the Supreme
Bench of this State last October, died this
sarning al Westmoreand, while on Wis
it TO he family,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

NOT2EE.--l hereby torewarn all persons
~ from trading for Bond executed to me from
John H. Moorman and Lodwick A. Moorman, for
one hundred and seventy-tve dollars, which Bond
have lost. There are credits said Bond, one
for twenty dollars and the other for seventy-fve
dollars. PATRICK IL. COLEMAN,
April l6-Iir- For Mary ID. Coleman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.
T.ir -; Charlotte Court House.

The Ladies' of the Village Church propose hold
ing a FAIR at Charlotte Court lIouse, uD the 30th
of April and 1t of May. The Gentlemen and La
dies of tbs and the adjoining counties are respect
tullv inyitnl n nItend. April l9-t30lpl
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To the Voters oftke sM District Of Camp

The attention Of the voters Of this district
is called to Henry I. Brown. John Cary, Mark
Anthony and murl Burch as suitable persons tn
ill the Office of magistrates: they will be supported
by many voters.
April 36-It
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MARRIAGES.

Married. by the Rev. j l. Prchlri "n the
22d Mr.. Jo5EPH SELIsGEB. taMiss ZEMiRA EvARD
all of LyncLhurg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
Grrat Flood in tie Nonongahe1a and A.
Icghany Riecrs-A Part of PHs6urg
SUbmergei-LtresL Lost
PITTsBURG. April 81.

PTFTsBURG, April II.
The heavy rains have occasinned great
rise in tie Monongahea and Allegheny riv-
ers, whose waters rose within three
feet of the great food of 1882. Sew
eral hives have been lost, and The lower
part of the city aud adjacent towns have
been submerged. by " hich 1900 tamille,
are rendered houscless Business is sus.
pended. aud the loss bv the mundstion i
estimated at half million Of dollars -
The alters are subsidng. however and
10 further damage is unprecedented.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
DlEDMONT WORKs-A. EIrrsos j.
Il Proyaieor.
steam Saw and Planning Mills,
D0or, 60Ah- B'Na and I'm FaeloIy,
Nal and Ma.hine Utrh.

A0oFt opsh-B'ihn ana iOL Foftp5J,
Aiil md Waclne Utrh.
Iron Turning md Fitting,
BiaehmifhiRgc II all des,t psio~s.
Tb-sc works having been fiifcd ap great exc
pensc with steam power, and large vuEiciy oi ma
ehincry for working wood and iron. firm the most
complete establishment If the Kind in tile Southern
States. and execute better w'rk snd Ut cheaper
rates, than be drrc in the ordinary mode.
Builders aud those intending 10 luild, supplied
with Doqrs. Blinds. Window Frames and Sash
(pritned nd glazed Il rcquircd) MouIdings Floor.
ing dressedand tongue and srpovcd. ready for ln,.
ing. dressed Ceiling and Notwithstanding. Pa
ines and variety Of ot.ior materials required in
building.
Contractors suppiird with Dump and Stone Cara,
Derrick Grarinf. Wheell,nrfow.. Picks and Bars,
and other Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hnnd and for sale, on reasonable
terms, all varieties cf Flooring and oih~r Lumber,
worked or urworhcd. Saving and Plnring done
10 order. Bills Of Timber sawed 10 order.
ran lifts A. NETTLETON. yeert.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
For Coroner.

- We arc requested to announce Col DA-
vID POWELL. as the Peoples Candidate. for the
Office Of Coroner, for the county ofCamPbe.i.
Ap S-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

Expedition to tic australia Gold Mines
Boston. April l9.-The St. John
IN. b. papers, of TN. 18th inst. mention
that numerous expeditions are firing out
there and a, Halifax. n, Srfor Ire Aus
,rslia gold mines.
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CPRrNG ANnsUMMErs GOODS

- Ready a0de Clothing, Cloths. Festtng Sc
| am now receiving my Spring and Summer sup
ply of Clothing. which is barge and well selected
| also continue to have manufactured, meas and
boys clothes.
/ also have received and keep always hand
Cloths Cussimers. Nestings &c. which | sell
blythe ward AMI M extra charge for cutting.
MIR. J. DIXON continues TO carry the Tai
loring business.
Terms cnsh, goods cheap.
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WHuTTEMORE-s OFFICE.

ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLDu
Nos 4 10. a capital of $500 in Kentucky
State, Glass -, sold to n citizen Of Lynchburg
sE Orders for packages. certificates ofpncks-
ges or single tickets in any Of the Lotteries of j.
w. injury e. Co., viii meet with prompt attention
if addressed TO At. WHlTTEMORE.J r.,
Lynchburg, Va.
rF' Communications strictlycopfdentiul.
April r9-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
nTHE DISTINGUISHES
0SA ce.MOrSc-JOHKD BLUNT

n TIL II DlS IL " " III r -
in nce.MOrsc-JOHN BLUNT
@AG WILL stand u, Butord's Clap, Bedford
county, Va. the ensuing season, which will com
mencs the 18th March, and expire on tho 10th Of
Angus, next and serve mares ut the reduced price
Of BIS the s.ason 10 be discharged by the payment
Oslo, if paid within tho season; rs insurance.
which will be demanded soon a. the marc IL
discovered TO BIO with ioal, or parted Wit ;
so cts to the Groom in each caac. Mares left with
the nurse win be fed with grain at % cts per dny.
Every at,ention will he paid 10 prevent accidents
or escapes. hut no liability for either.
JOHN BLUNT isa beautiful bay with black
legs name and tail. nearly ISL hands hish and will
compare with any horse, IN fvrm. symmetry. and
acion.-His performance on the Tad, from Vir-
ginia To New York, ofthe FIRST order, show
ing his ability to from to miles in the best
iiine and style la his last two he met with
the renowned Fashion, and after beating her hca,
his leg gave way from an injury when colt. aud
| he was Withdrawn from the Turf. II will be re-
| wembered when they met in the above two races.
Fashion was then in her prime, Al years Oh. and
it is given up BY all COOL Judges that had John
Blunt's leg not given away, no would have beat
| en- her.
PEDIGREE.
| JOHN BLUNT was sired by Marion, out Of the
Maid OF the Brook ly Sir Alfred, 4. dam by Phen-
omeuon, g z. dam by Imported Diornede,g. <. q,
dam by Imported Shark Z. &. 4. z. dam by lmpor'
81 Medley. Phenomenon VAS bred by Joseph
| Mayo of ilcnrico. and trsr'ucd and successful
BY the late Miles Srlden. he was sir-dby Imported
Wonder. his dam by Imported Daredevil, x. dam
by Mark Anthony. <. &. dam by Imported Fear
naushi, g. (. 2. dam Ivy Imp. Fimnap, Egg. Z,
dam by Imp. Aristotle out OF an Imported Mare.
| Given under my haad. this Old day Of Jan IS ..
RICHARD ADAMS.
| t,,n Il, .bx J,,, la Inn,
Citizen. &. dam by Imp Alderman, g. e. dun by
Ashes Rnbuck. <. 4. dam by Haiues King He
rod, <. e. =. 2. dam by Import. ParHcr. llane's
King Hrrod was by the Imp horse Bayiy's Old
Fcaruaught. lis dam by Imp. horse Othello, his Z.
dam was thorough bred Imp mare. purchased
from hIs Grace the Duke If RutInnd's stud.
PERFORMANCE.
Spring, 1910. BclfeH lSreeps'oiss for year Old
Colts and Fllies, mile heats; S20U en,raaes--sa.
| fnfI.
| Dr. Geo. Goodwyn's John Blunt. ...-..oli
A. Robinson, ch. f. BY G1hanna. out of
| Julia Burtom's dam. ...--.-. CAV
DR.. Scott. no. f. by Eclipse. dam by
Murin, ---------------
Z. Towns CHI. C. by Emancipation 4 dis
Tine. l.3G IS: %.
Broaa Rock .Srrcgsta.r. for , year old Coils ana
Fades, mile beats; 500 sa'ranee, hayf,,tti!.
DIR. G.. Goadwyn's John Blunt, .-.--.3
jas. Gardinn', br. c. by Emaac patton
dam Il. Graves. ------l DIR.
j. 5 Cnrbnu's br. (. ~ Chat. Margo. d..
A. Rcbinson'- m. sister to Julia Burton, pd it.
Col Johnson's b. {. by Starr, out Vt
Tribe, pd, It.
Time. l.5a: l.55: Isl.
FaH ls4o Bad imore Sweepstaies-s3o0 en.raaes
| 500 forfeit; , mile h1ats.
Dir. &. GoodwynS John Blunt...-.. l
James L. Kendall, CHI. f. Anrile Preest.
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OK AnN WORTH OF FUR

,yo ps. Main st.. Richmond. Va. We wnuld call
the ajtcaiion Of Farmers and Planters. and others
i. want ii Furniture t our stock. We manutac-
ture very lar ely, aud our plan Is to make quick
sale, anal small profits. We have lately made up
fnr the tIade Bureaus. Bed>;ead<. Mattresses. So
fas. Lounges. Or b Tables Of All k'nd.. Chairs Of
a kinds and qualities. Looking Glasses. and mary
Other articles in our Hae. Whcn YOU come TO
Richmond call and examine our stock opposite
Exchange Bank.
apl 26-ts JONES 4 HAYWOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

- GEORGE II. GILMERi Is candidate for
tina Office ofJudge for the Circuit composed of the
counties Of Pitrsylvania, Patrick. Henry Franklin
and Bedford. march f5-tdel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

- We are requested TO announce CLACOlCS
n NICHE. as a candidate for the Office Of Sur
vevor for the county of Campbell
March 4-fts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

MOTTO a3--Th,re will he two trains of Cars
~ lea, ing town Toe Liberty on Monday (to-day)
for the convenience Of persons wishing 10 attend
Bedford Court. THOS. JELLtS. Ag't,
apl96-l, Va. & Tom. r. 90