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fSa FOR RENT, the tenement al present oc-
Ad:I cupied by Major Walter Gwynn, corner of
Clay and Adams streets. In addition to its com.
mooious and well arranged apartments, atfordng
ample room for a large family, it has attached a
smoke-house and carriage house, and is supplied
with the city water. The servants apartments are
conTeGie mt and well arranged. Possession given ON
the lat May.
ap It's A DILL,
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1frss FOR NEW YORK 10 sail on
$500 $500 Thursday evening, 9Th inst, at 6
CLOCK, me splendid double engine Steamship
CITY OF RICHMOND, K. w. Foster, master. is
now read to receive cargo, and will positively
sail above For freight and PASSAGE apply on
board al Ludlam s wharf, To-
w. D. COLQUITT,
Or to A. S. LEE, Agent.
Passage, including meals with splendidly furnish
ed state rooms, only IS co.
Second cabin passage, including meals Sc 90.
Freight taken through to Boston free OF charge
for reshippng. ap 7-at
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Aprii6.
FLouR-Very dali. Southern S4 20a4 81 i.
CoRN-Mixed 67c.
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Eat4su '" iGFs WIS Wis January 10, I5i5-Mr HG.
ar eoeyncad nave seen your Linment tested, and
great dal ana i's good qualities; are selling
e4y, %, oaa Case oi erysipelas here and is highly
remedy Tor both rnan aud beast.
Gea si....., sAXroE & ELLSWORTH.
-, co.ef iis'men; For ssIe by Purcell. I.sdd
"a 81 Main and iath street., Richmond.
r.-.-s---- mn 3ll--2f
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Connecticut Election

HARTFORD, April 8.
The returns show that Seymour, Democ rat,
is elected Governor, and that both branches of
the Legislature are Democratic.
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49, Dh. fAk n En having removed 70
sxe!sI,, o iaaalin street, few doors below the
lo-aer ~; aha Opposite to Trinity Church, his
lar f-p, - te9rner OF MAJ aud 18th streets) Is
b. tyr t.r gas been occupied ~ physicians OF.
VI we've years pat up Sim
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AUCTION SALES.


ExECUTOR,6 SALE on HRAE rs
~ TATE ON CHURCH HILL AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on Monday, tie 5siI April, 1857. at
the risk OF the former purchseer) the Real Eetats
On Church Ill., of which Mrs snsan p. Merriam
DIED seized, consisting Of large brick Dwelling on
18th, between Broad and Marshall streets, now oc-
cupied ~ Mrs. Reuben Johnson, together with the
Lot attached thereto. The Lo, fronts ITO feet on
sot1 street, and runs back 120 feet TO an alley ~
TERMS at sale. The sale win commences on the
premises at halt past 4 o'clock.
w. GoDD1N, Auct.
1 The above sale il unavojdablv no.snoned
20 Monday, the 18th April. 1s52, 81 5 o'ciock.
when Il VIII certainly take place.
apt W. GfnDrr A..
HANDSOME BUILDING L0rs nm
II MAIN AND CARY STREETS FOR Sal v
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on SATURDAY AZ.
ternoOn, the 10Th April. upon the premises. cn,n.
mencing at O'Clock. valuable half acre LOT. AZ
the corner of Cary and Adams streets 1t viii be
divided into lots to suit purchasers; fronting on
either the North side of Cary street, West line OF
Adams street.
Also, handsome building LOT fronting 80 feet
on the South side of Main street. between Adams
and Jefferson streets, running back l55 feet to an
alley.
TERms-One third cash, balance at four months
for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
ADJ w. GoDDIN Auct
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ES- Only IL LIZ and % cents for Bit
iOus Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
sative Pill kn0wn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTI.BILIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, as
thousands who have used them declare, for purify.
iag the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rail.
road Pills." because they go ahead OF all other Pills
in their good effect.
DR. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for lndiges.
tion, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach ere also in
great demand-pnce % cents, and tor sale by Pur-
CELL Ladd q Co, Adie a. Gray, Gsynor IL Wood,
A Boiexer, Bennett a. Beers, H. r. Duval, q. A
Strecker and J. Blair ia2l-ts
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. AAS4 4 & a nnss ] o y!
.s SS1sas ,o ssss s g al, s ;s ,o
&c 75nunabeas, u drawn. Ticken 90.
~ Also shs Patapseo Lottery es577, &e-
Drawn Nos Of Washington. Glass 10
y % % a 70 9 81 - u 60 q t. q 20.
GIfkGOKY 9 MAURY,
Successors 20 ). w. Manry & Co.. Niana.
offce, No. 62, Main Street
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass 70. April s:
80 80 20 81 81 80 81 10 90 II Al 70 Sc
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery, Class g. Extra,
At 81 81 IS SO 30 . Sc 81 "a "a 4s 10.
Splendid scheme To. Day Capitals. So.
600, 13000 5000, 60U0 4000, 226s 40 prizes of 1000
90 of 400 ia OF 200, &c. IS numbers, 10 drawn
Tickets $40. shares in proportion. apt
sHEFPERSON's OFFICE.
Mnin Street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawn Nos Washington County Lottery, Class 10.
April S:
SO IS 90 Al 10 9 81 80 81 3 90 Al is 10 40.
~ 50 Is, another prize of s75, sold in the above
Lottery and paid by STEPHENSON.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco Lottery Glass IOs, April 6:
~ Is "a 81 65 81 81 81 IA 80 AZ 20 f.
viii be drawn to day, at o'clock, p NJ a truly
splendid Scheme The Susquehanna Canal Lot.
terry Class Hospitals S30.U00, 1000. sa2s 1000,
drawn ballots. Tickets $40. Shares in proper.
ton.
Also, rich small Lottery-The 'Patapsco, Glass
ll0-Captais: Ss577, 1000, 1000, loco. &c Tickets
only 50 so. rs numbers, Is drawn.
" Nos IL % "A, aprize of S4oo; Most II &c.
al nle OF s275; Nos 90, prize OF saoo-sosd
and pai- by
app STEPHENSON.
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% - DIX. T.. G. FI.isER tenders ~.
br4ogr.. sef1ces N the pubic ia the yariou,
rs u hia Profession.
sF',>.. s, - viS easement o. Gs dwelling on At,
r[@"eo Broad ana Marshall streets, 2nd
1870 - n'if44F 80 27--fs.n
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D &S GEOGRAPHICAL MEET.
Edmond Typographical socie.y - u one ne
g,.a,s., tiat His Evening", az 6 O'clock. full
ss.a"t o. tue members is very desirsbe. as bu.
6.o~, - con'iaerable importance will be brought
$50 - TIE SFCRFTARy
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DUNLOP, MONCUKE q Co.

DONAOfs lONCOhE a. Co.,
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the 9th Instant
commencing at II o'clock, we will sell at cur
Wharf and Warehouse, at Rockets, the cargo of
the schr Martin Van Buren,, from Attakapas, with
POI hhds Sugar, ranging from fair to prime
quality
40 tierces and 80 barrels prime Molasses
Also, landing from brig Marcelois-
13 binds Coast Sugar, fair 10 choice quality.
TEaMs-Under 800 cash. over that amount four
months credit. for approved negotiable paper.
sy Sale without regard to weather.
ap7 DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO. Aucts.
INCONSISTENCIES SALE OF VALUA.
Y BILE REAL ESTATE NEAR RICHMOND
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery for the county of Henrico pronounced
on the 18th OF January 1852, in the suit of New &
Gregory and others, the undersigned, a commits
sioner appointed by the said decree, viii, on
Thursday, Goth April, at o'clock, lit fair, If not
the next fair day there AFTER Sunday excepted) ex
pose to sale at public auction, the premises, the
Real Estate in the said suit mentioned, consisting OF
two parcels OF Land lying on the New Bridge Road
ab Ut Ii miles from Richmond, the late residence
of Robert P. New, decd. The property will be di
vided to suit purchasers, If necessary.
TERMs-One- third of the purchase money will
be required to be paid in cash for the residue a
credit of six to twelve months will be given, the
purchaser to execute his bonds with approved se-
curity for the credit instruments which are to bear
interest from the day of SALE and the title to be re-.
tanned until the whole purchase money shall be paid,
and conveyance directed by the Court.
JAMES TALLEY
NH 3l-eotds w. GODDiN. Auctr
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Az THIsTLE INDICATOR, IoT the use q

w hotels, steamships, factories, tobacco ware.
houses, dwellings, sc, &c. The undersigned
would take this method Of infnrming his friends
and the pubic Of the city OF Richmond that he has
made arrangements with the inventors OF this VA.
iuable and useful contrivsnce, TO farnish them TO
al those who sish to take advantage OF their con-
yenence. This instrument 10 used IN connection
with speaking pipes, aud Is far superior 70 the bell
for calling attention. and less liabs get out Of or
der. They are extensively used II she North, par
ticularly in New York. The public are invited -
cali and examine the operation of ne nov ~ p!as-
teal use It the Lock and Bell Hanging eessniisn-
menf of WILLIAM READY,
G. Cumberson's old sssnd. Main stxeet
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fNO MASONS.-Proposals will be received at
Il this Office until MONDAY, the 18th day OF April,
at IL o'clock, M, Tor about 68 perches of masonry
OF split stone laid in draulic cement, the West
crn wing walls OF the arch over Shockoe Greek, on
Broad street. The work to be ext cu:ed for hwith.
The estimate for this work was made at the price
OF "a per pei CHI, and no bid above that price will
be considered
By order of the Commissioners of Streets gene.
rally. NJ. BATES,
ap7-dtd Sup't Streets
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- FOR CHX0L E8TtlN, >. Cha
kdno fasf saillne brig MA2CkLQI1 CspeoAn
fnsoary, viii Be rsady 70 receive freight a. 1hnfe
day. - Oh. For ffslghs epp1 - cspenan g
OK s. iii rssSsS91Lle - ~ IT, -
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xl lew NsW York Daily Herald, Phi.
had AZ ioql Ledger, aud baltimore Sun, can
9.,a,,;ooaa THOMAS II. GRESHAM, Newspan es'
s3 '7--s and Cheap Publication Agent. 'p'''
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GALE OF LAND IN HENHiCO CDUN
~ TY. FOUR MILES FROM RIiHMnNn -

~ TY, FOUR MILES FROM RiCHMOND.-In
pursuance of decree of the County Court of Hen
rico, pronounced in the cause OF MurDhy, &C., VS.
Murphy, &c, | shall, as commissioner. on Wed.
nesdny, the l4th day OF April, 1852 ii fair, other
wise on the next fair day. upon the premises sell to
the highest bidder, upon credit of six and twelve
months, tract of LAND belonging 70 the estate of
the late Daniel Murphy, consisting OF 9 acres 30
poles. lying on the rosd from Richmond to Will
hamsburg The Improvements consist of com.
Portable dwelling, with two rooms below and one
above; and of kitchen. More than halfthe tracts
still in timber. The purchaser, according to the
decree. has the privilege of paying cash. discount
proved security, and title to be retained until pay
ment is made Sufficient cash Will, in any event,
be required to pay the costs of suit aud sale.
ali JNO G BOYD, Com'r
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By JAMES NJ. TAYLOn.

NSOUR BUILDING LpTs ON UNI0I
HILL AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Fri
day, the 9Th inst, commencing at half past
oociock, T. NJ, upon the premises, four Building
Lots, beautifully situated on Union HILL The Lots
front On Peasants street about 30 feet each, and
have depth of 165 feet These Lots are finely ele
vated and the most desirable ones TO be had on
the Hill.
TERms-One.third cash balance in and IL
m onths with interest
BY request of the owner.
ape JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
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DINE APPLES.-One hundred Of the above
delicious ult, fresh and fine. just received by
JUAN PIZZINi,
apt Next door TO the Exchange Bank.
nUPJNf's SPUkTING AND BLAST
II ING POWDER $500 kegs Dup m = sporting
and bl .siing Powder, adost and hourly expected
10000 feet Safety Fuse ON hand t,,r sale by
sp7 EDWIN WORKMAN Il co
SAnUfsE OFEAEhs--A iisst tat article.
~ Tor sale BY y. j SfNT0S & CD,
apt Sign OF the Circular saw. III Main ST.
GARDEN EOKkS.-A supply 81 fnrs1 IN
" dlspe- sable articles just 70 hand and for sale by
G. ]. siNTON 4 CO,
apt Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Nain 81
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sHErPERSON's OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks
LANDER TBS OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos kentucky, Glass 7s, April5
3s 80 20 % 6a 40 81 40 % u Al ~ ST.
Drawn Nos Kentucky. Extra, IS, April 6:
n 81 81 S5 50 80 So 81 "A 64 AZ 75
Half 81 IS IS. prize. LAMBERT
TO-Day.-'rhe Kentucky State Lottery, Glass
No eO.-Capitals s35U00 l3,0G0 5000, 5000, 1000,
1900, 40 OF 1000, &C. rs numbers, IL drawn Tickets
So ap7
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ESIRABLE OUTAGE RESIDENCE
Il AT aIIl.TION ~

DESIRABLE OUTAGE RESI- DENCE
LAT be sold on THURSDAY
the 9Th OF April, commencing at II o'clock P. M
upon the premises, that pleasant brick Cottage Re.
sdeace, situated ON 6th North OF Leigh street. and
adiolning the property of Nicholas Mills Esu The
lot fronts Sth street 40 feet and runs back the
usual distance. The house is well arranged for
has the necessary outhouses. the whole premises
are quite neat in appearance aud offer attractions
to those wishing pleasant residence, convenient
to business.
Terms, one third cash, balance in and IL mos :,
with interest, and secured by deed OF trust. By
request Of the owner
APP JAS NJ TAYLOR Arcfr
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TSA-A Pilgrimage, by Caroline Chesebro.
Lectures aud Miscelauies, by Henry James.
SeiiDeception, or the History of Human
Heart, by Mrs Ellis vol, svo-coth, 81 rs
The Way to do Good, by jacob Abbott
Falkenburg, a Tale pt the Rhine, by the author of
Germania, &C
bleak House. No /, by Charles Dickens, with il.
Illustrations, by II X Browne
No q Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution, by
Benson Losing
April No International. A. MORRIS,
apt Late Drinker & Morris. 81 Main street
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ap Set
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-28
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
CAPITAL 100000.
Securely inrested under the official approval
The COmptro7ler ofMc State.


The Comptroller ofMc State.
OFFICE CORNER or MAIN g. ASYLUM SITS.
The Company will issue Policies the joint stock
principles and upon the Mutual plan, thus combining
the benefits of both systems the option Of the insured;
and make upon any and all conditions apper
tanning connected with life risks of whatever
nature
Policies will be issued the lowest Of premium
that can be adopted and afford requisite security the
secured and perPetuty to the institution
On the surrender of u Life Policy the holder will
ceive its equitable value in cash.
This Company continues to effect insurance the
lives Of persons going California; fair Of pre-
MUM; and gran, permits for travelling sea. and for
egn residences equitable
Policies issued for the benefit Of married women on
the Life of their husband any other person, will
her separate use, independently her busbnn
and Of the claims of his creditors.
The Comptroller Of Public Accounts, under date Of
29th of January, 1851, certifes that
THE Legislature having thrown extraordinary and
unusual guards around this charter. for the protection
alike the Company and the public; the strength nbii-
and well invested capital Of the institution. my
opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insurance Company in
this State Union. (Signed) X. q. PINSEr.
Comptroller Of Public Accounts State Of Conn"
The Company is managed and controlled by n Bonrd
of Directors who personally interested stOchho
ders and policy holders in its
Pamphlets continuing rutes of premium md inforna-
ton in relation the plan Of operations, ard all pers
necessary effect Insurance. may be obtained til. OF
flee Of the Company or Of any Of the Agents.
A. +. WHITTEMORE Lynchburs.
Jvur 9S-w6m AGENT FIR yirpipia
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ATrip Over the Falls.

n very remarks bic occurrence, We arc cred
lilly informed, took place yesterday at the
Falls. Mr.. C.E. Shaw. " no resides in the vil-
lage, has hull-terrer dog called Dick-a sur
ly quarielsome animal constantly in trouble
Liinself and entailing annoyance on his owner
ny his readiness to fall out" with every other
dog hehappened to ''fall in" with. Mr. Shaw
determined to get rid Of his i'll tempered drpcn-
dant, and yesterday morning he bound him
with rope-,ying his feet and head together
and threw him into the river above ,he Falls
On vent poor Dick at "lightning express
train" speed, towards The terrible precpicr,
and away went his exccu'ioner to smoke a
friendly pipe with neighbor. and to cndeavor
to forget the fate ofhis animal. Upon his re-
turn home about two hours afterwards. his as
tonishment was great to behold poor Dick.
alive. hut much exhausted. awaiting his ar,i.
val. He had made the fearful journey in safe
,y-,hc rope which had hound him had bccn
broken--ard lie had made his way to his old
quarters in the space Of an hour and half!-
There is no question but what the dog went
over thc Falls. as he was seen close by the
brink. Mr.. Shaw declares his intention never
again to part nth Dick until he dies natural
death, and he hopes that his temper may have
been improved by. his involuntary trip over the
Falls II Buffalo Adreytiser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-28
HOUSE.

On motion of Mr.. Richardson of Illinois the
House took up and disposed of several terrific.
rial bills on the Speakers table. to which there
was no objection and which were passed
without discussion.
The bill granting public lands in aid Of rail-
roads and for other purposes, was then taken
up.
A motion was pending TO lay the bill on the
table; the ayes and noes having been ordered;
the motion was nega,ived yeas Is. nays 50.
A motion was also pending to reconsider the
vote, hy which the House ordered the main
question to he put; and it had been moved to
lay the motion on the table.
The yeas and nays were ordered; and it was
csrried-yeas sc, nays Sc.
On an amendment designating the railroads
referred to. the yeas and nays were ordered.
TIE morning hour having expired. a motion
" as Carried to proceed with the contested cleo
,ien in Pcnnsy lvania.
Il was subsequently moved to defer the sub
ject till Thursday next; after which the ayes
and nays were taken.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-28

Horrid Murdcy.-Bv a communication in
the Aberdeen (Miss.) Monroe Democrat, We
learn that most airocious murder was perpe-
trated on the 2ith ut. in that county, on Mary
Ann Bell, about sixteen years Of age. daugh-
ter of widow Sarah Bell. respec table resident
Of Monroe county. The communication says
the girl went to school (about one mile from
her mothers residence) i'll the morning. and
about noon started home. About sunset her
mother became uneasy and had her hunted.
The near neighbors assisted in the search.
mounted on horses with torches and the corpse
was found about 2 or 3 O'Clock next morn.
ing, in path leading from the school house
towards home, her eyes and mouth closed.
lying on her face, all her clothes in proper
manner, her bonnet on. no sign ofblood. Upon
examination marks of strangulation were
found about her neck various bruises upon her
body, and evident signs Of her having been vio-
lated by some inhuman fcrd. A meeting ofthe
citizens was at once called, and the most search
ing investigation instituted. but without avail.
The most intense excitement existed IN the
vicinity, and the citizens were determined 4"
leave nothing undone to discover and punish
the monster.
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Richmond Markets June gath.

TOBACC0.-With some few exceptions marke
remains unchanged. In Tobacco there is decidedly
activity We quote Lugs $3ias54; Common Leaf
t5asG4 Good s7as4; Fine $Sta4ll. Fine Manufactu-
rings in demand prices raining from l0a46.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
WHEAT-Market closed
FLOUR-Sil2Ias4.2j
CORN MEAL-S0c-dull.
OATS--45 cents. and scarce.
RYE-75cts.
FISH-Herrings, new No !. Cut 81 90. Gross SD;
Roe 81 90; Mackere. No ,, 500; No .. slO4. No. 1,
sl1. Shad none in r'arket.
LARD-Bbs. lla1l4 cts. kegs l11nl2.
BACON-Sides held ut l0Sall cents Shoulders 9a91;
Hams III to IT,
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 2eao3cts. New Orleans
30a31cts.
GUANO-Pcruvian 454 from wharf.
COFFEE-Prime new crop Laguyra 9ia9acts. Rie,
good prime, 81 to 81.
CLOVER SEED-$61 to 81.
PLASTER-Lump 50 rs to 4; Ground IS.
SALT-From store 81 45 sales from wharf 81 3tIa3. .
SUGAR-New Orleans 5a6 cents; Porto Rico sac
cents.
HAY-Northern, in bales-from wharf 81 from sto, {
81
IRON-Pig Iron $2I to 80, according to quality
Sweeds $50 per ton; English 50 Tredegar, Rchnor d
mandatory s.: Up Country Bar $Saa87 according fo
quality.
STEEL-American bstered 81 O5 to 10 per ton.
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DEATHS.

Died. on the 23d inst SUsAS JORDAN. infant daughter
Of Mr.. G. G. Curle, aged months and IA days.
Thou lovely cherub fare thee WE'LL
. IT'S painful thus from thee to sever;
But go where kindred spirits dwell, sis
AID rest in Christ's embrace forever.
While sleeping thus in deaths embrace.
Thy little form lies pale and chill.
The beaming cfthy lovely face
Seems kndling thy parents still.
We hang around THY little bier
In painful agony the while,
And seem thy gentle voice to hear.
As~el as thy placid srnile. W.. 3. R.
Died. Thursday the 18th of June, 1852, Mr.. AID.
OLSON A. PRICE aged 80 years.
The writer Of this had the satisfaction Of being init
mately acquainted with the deceased, and say with
out theleast repusnance, that he knew
possessed Of nober qualities He had by the geneness
Of his manner spoohness Of temper and bengnant dis
position gained the admiration and Of all who
knew him
-All is WELL" feel it so:
We'll for me in endless bliss;
Prepare to meet me. for go
To brighter world than this"
II Republican please copy.
- On the 9th inst, MATTHIAS CARPEsrER. infan,
ofleter nd Elizabeth j. Dunniagtonof this place.
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CONG RESS.
IN SENATE.

TUESDAY. June 90, 1S52.-After the presen.
ta,ion Of few petitions, and making some re-
ports on private cases.
The bill allowing a drawback on imported
goods and exported in the original package
into Mexico from Texas. was taken up and
ordered TO be engrossed.
The Senate then proceeded to the consider
ation of Executive business. Sf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-28

Gen. SCOTS Reception, Of the Nomination
The Southern Ways Satiyf>d-Mr. Fill
more, &c.
The Washington corespouden, ofthe New
York Herald says:
Gen. Scott received the nomination with
great equanimi'y, and after receiving large
number of friends took an airing in his car
rage.
Mr.. Webster's speech at the Kossuth dinner
killed him with the South. Scott is non.ipter-
vention all over. SCOTS nomination is highly
satisfactory to the Wings. There will te a
tremendous reaction in his favor in the South;
but his friends are afraid OF the Free Sollers in
the North. The Democrats will fight the cam
paign largely upon his native American let
tiers. but they admit it will be a hard battle.
Mr.Fillmore heard the result with that calm
dignifed complacency, characteristic Of the
man. Warmly expressing the hope the Wing
party OF all sections would rally for the Gene
raj and elect him. he assured his friends that
he looked forward to retirement 10 private life
with feelings Of far more satisfaction than he
could have expressed, had he received the
nomination.