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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-09-01

EbAPHAEL MYERSON and Marx Graf Of
10 the State of Indiana, will take notice that
on The 18th day of June, A. D. 1852. William s..
Goshorn and William 8. Wickham, Of the City OF
Wheeling. in the State Of Virginia. fledin the
court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county in the
State of Ohio, Bill in Chancery against them
and Frederick Koeher; the object Of which SAID
Bill is to enjoin the said Myerson and Graf from
collecting from said KoehIer note given to said
Graft for 1920, dated September 20. 1851. at ak
months, and to have the said sum Of money paid
to the complsinants trustees, Of the said Graf.
That unless the said defendants appear and plead
answer OF demur TO said Bill within 60 days after
he next term Of said COURT that at tho spring term
Of said court, "A. D. 1853, the compliments will
ask fora decree on the said bill as by confession
DANIEL PECK. .f
July 81, 1852. SJl. for Complainant
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. IS.
n T the instance Of the 'dn6ersigned, an sttach-
"a lnent was this day issued BY Joel T. Ran.
doIph, Justice Of the Pesce'of Centre to ownship.
Monroe county, Ohio, against the goods, chattes.
fights, credits. moneys and effects Of John B
Addis, a nonresident of aid county Of Monroe.
Dated this 9th day d ApgGsts a. D: lo62 .s.''t'
s-S@ y aEDWARD ARCHBOLD,
y aAus. II. .lss2 DANiEL n. WIRE. :,
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Notice in Chancery.

MNLIEL LONG and Elizabeth Long his wife,
IA Isaac A. Brock. Ientha Dive. William Johs-G
afn
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Notice in ChancerY..

J1y Il, 1857. Solicitors for Complainant.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

- Tv elve lines, or less. will be charged az
one square. st.
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! COME Ar LAST.

g. COME AT LAST.- CHARLES a
"a EVARD, WArcH MAXIM \. JEwrlrR, Lyoh
&s.xk Lvrg. IA, would respectfully call the ntrcn
ton OF the citizens Of Lynehburg aud the surrounding
country his fine and splendid assortment of Watch
Jewey and Silver ware just received from the North
uf the latest styles and paiterns, solicited by himself
with great care Ia suit this market From his long cx
pcrienrc in the Witch aud Jcwchy business, he la
tors himself that hc please the most fa4idons.
A, Tor his workmanship he leaves it to those TINT he
hn. done wor, for Ia judge. All he n.ls uia atd
Il You perfectly satisfied, aud il hi goods
not exactly what he recommends them Ia be. lac binds
himself to rndoublc the money nnd charge Tor the
goods
Old Gold and Silver Taken in exchange for anything
in my line. q. a. BVARD,
March 81 ? doors above EAehange enrner
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~ 600 ORTIs o. iUE /.
TuRE.--s = VS. d u

WON, NAlS STRKEr, RicnaoSD, fmGiStA.-
We are nny Offering large nssortm"nt ii Furniture
reduced price,, have greater taciIites for nn
ulactaring lau hcrptoorc. " return ihauks tpt
the liberal patronage received from middle oud western
Virginia AVID We hope Ia offer such inducements IT,,
urit continuation nf these ftyors. Our mniin j.
'Qlft side. aud small profits. aud we intend IA all
ea-r. tnadhcfe to il stickly We invite NIL to exam
inc oHl stock, believe will otter grcuier In
duccnuts 10 buyers than my ohrr House IN the state.
We are prepared to manufacture nlnricles u line
Il, the .lorlest notice. JONES X / ATWOOD.
Nrnt Q 1-lfs
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!. LEXINGTON ~ Through

1rI
@AAsh oar Mail PAGhET Boats. bp Sc0fsf7Ho
and LyncR5,eg-On and after the 10th, our Bouts III
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted ut the uspl'
hour. NJ. and arrive in Lyncbmg in 81 hours and
in buchanan in AZ hours
Returning leave buchanan Mt u A. NJ, every day,
except Sunday. aud arrive in Lynchburg at g ?.
Leave Lynchburg nj & NJ and arrive in Richmond in
n hours in time with the Norfolk boats leuv
ing Mt d A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern RGI
Road cars leaving AT A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Sugcs at North River. Returning. leave Lexington
every day, cXccp, Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
IT hours.
Passengers for Farmyillr fare 3; Buckingham II,
fare 81 -; Charlottesville, fare g.. and Staunon, fare
n. will cnye Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays and
Friday Boats.
Below card of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
tunces
keane Rnlnond aailv exclrt SnnAtNs. NJ 6 p. N.
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DtKs. L0Gks!-hcceised. direct irol the
n n9nutaetnry, complete n-sorfmrnt al Laelss. q"
all Kind. qualities AID prices from ) ccnfs piece
$3.50 Having r. .f.nirel 10 trep thoron z aud well
n..oifrl stock Of all kuds Of Carprnters luriaarc
and ia 4r n,lerne profit, invite all tiose ia want
Ia give me cal before buy elsewhere
..t,t t..,lt4 A. WINSTON.
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OF he asnIl.. 1Ams. So.


NoNfiER N.-Arti, es from Charlottesville on TIA.
ne a'Ns a. heren1'ore, viz TUESDAYS, thursdays and
,'u''NS Seht DUE time al arrival, IN. Leaves ON
"" mt w "dnesday. and FRIDAYS, at 5 a m.
~, ~ N - M Nil.-fhe Packet brings Way Mail
euvrua.s Mondays and Sundays aud tai es one Mon.
- - ~ nhu Fridays. On Monday morning
hnhh,o"a ana Northern mail is received by The Packet
, l';ho,p MAll'-Maiis Dispatched hy m,
Ratlrrd daily at g 81 a. m, Tor Forres, hsn, r.,
Baimds, Big Lick. SaleTa, St. ard Tor E;n,o ,, ~
the present, all the watering places "'D' WI
B1 IT,: .ailr iad are also sent, on Tuesday, 11nxa
and saturdays, m4iis i,r Bedford, Floyda aud FranLG
LEXINGTON AND PNTrnNSBURG M Nu."A
rivcs daily. except Sunday, at 62p
Leaves daily, except Sunday. at hali-pas; six
FARMYiJ.LE-Au IS dolly except SUNDAY, about
midnight, bringing tie mail from Richmond and parts
North, South aud West of that city, Leaves daily IRON
II TO ~ p m. except Saturday night.
DANNH.lE-Arives, AZ her 'oiore, Tuesday,, hnrS
days and Saturdays. Leaves, heretofore, MONDAYS
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. at 3 a. IN.
PEDl-AR NIIil.S-Arrivcs, as heretofore. Mondays
and Thursdays, between 10 aud Ii Leaves about
p. days.
81 Mails closed al p. m
81 On sunday morning, the onice will be kept oler
for pnsshom after the Mail is read, Tor delivery
Aug i3-ats WIN. NJ BLACKBERRY, 7 NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NJ = =
w oIHsR GREAT IMpRUNEAhNf-Ih he sais' -
Der being determined to Keep pace With 81 the mrf'sr-
meats in lis hnsnes has erected ~" nna p"eiia say
lrht which i 30 ca1.iraelea - eob- Inn T. Ffp
-; -. :. /, f.s seeaads. wiilnnt the henvy shsdcs
and rs,raeted featorc. usually attending the coaa"n
nasn.rr,.5.r thereby preserving The 49, With al -
beauty The light bciug soft, yet very sf9ag' y oeaa'
5ally aas,ileI - taking Frgnps and eilidrtn
Having spared neither pains espcnsa N hl1ng "I
Ri. Cutlery which j. sisgsny furnished md beau
rtllis arranged IA i II the mast attractive iaees
IN the city.
liz ra.eeeifally a.ls continuance Of tai Tsfft Hare
which has been 40 aru Tin '"f witch
nc tenders hs sincere ibaaks. aHd iedzss hiH'se ."
use al means IA he favycr pe'se 81 tint fat On %
whether they wari pictures or nat
,.r.s tsl. IN elaniy rs well ne clear weather. aid
,.sf .a-lseftn saarrnteea in al no charge
Galley next door to Virgins Bank.
T. Z GIBBS. Proprietor.
IA fine y ssaffulcai # Laeksis aad Pine alaa2
on iapd which vii be iii,ed wth pieimes xrry ebenP
NOS i6-d1v eft y =.
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NOTICE TO ALL!-n ALSO, BY acci

NOTICE TO ALL lie ALSO, BY ncci
i dent, las fallcn into the COM DICTIONARY III
SlNESS in conjunction with hs lew clry establishment
in whiclhe keeps candis x Fruits such as 0a yes,
Lemons eaisns, Almnuds, filber. Toyso f all kinds,
aud, in nct all kud- of Concc tionores, kept in such
establishments He is receiving lis Spring stuck
which lac respectfully soil It's the patronage of the
public Heaso has, IN his r,ploymcnt olthe most
experienced Bakers and "a dy makers in Lynthlmg.
Pyramids at all kinds, ma le at the shortest notice
All orders from the co i try received and promptly
executed. Cl1AS. A. EEARD.
March s--dis . donrsah lvo Exehai,oe rorAer
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Az sss aPe.rpriate 10 re FIRST Ciass-Bozes OF hats
bonnet. and furniture
4ra=ts apploprilie 10 S..oad Czass-Boxes. bales
IT dry qoods eaher shoes saldlcry glass, paints oils
1lugs aud confectionery.
ArAe.es 0p,fpprtatcfo Third Class.--Virgina dotnoS
irs sugar coffee, liquor baegng, rope butter chees'
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns, COP
per tin sheet ron hollow ware, queensware casting, >,
bardware marble dressed aud other heayyaftcles no"
enumerated in specal fourth class rates.
Artcies appropria,e n he to"rM Glass our' On
ack. rice pork beef fish lard, taow and bacon, (in
casks boxes OF sacks bcoswax, bales Of rags ginseng
md dred fruit bar iron, marble, (nndrcssed) mill and
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II Office no rnE PUBLIC.


" II of the charter ~ j lyaelhoes and AlHHg
don Telegraph Cnmfay," reads "a i.5i"wei
"Thatf aHy PERSON. tef.sa- ball W i.iy "f Know
ingy break nlnrr destroy. ar interrupt The Ie'egfap'
lines ar communications, any part terru-t9 De
erected by the said company IN pB-uaare 81 tbs aei
hc ste or they shall pay the aid corPpeotInH, one
hundred dollars fr said offence, aad .hsil he further
liable far ali damages which be said company nloy
,uafiu repairing the injury. and fram tie interruption
Of their business be recovered IN an action 81 ffos'
rass-aod. Il any pefson. mourning The rraa'ty atone
.ai shall through salyeafy any ehef eauf' he nm.
able o. shall i3 a. pay the penalty damages aior'
-ad and shall stroud ta1e commit fessr9ss upeh The
sid ines any psi thereof aiorcsaiii be- sh', or
hey shall be liable. npoH eonvcfinH thereof a. an I'M
pont ia INC roaaiy ia,e uufss than month
Hof more tlaa ak anHt1. .
The peualtie. ol the sertn sbesr rcr.ed. vii ne
ifeidIf enI.feed. + = DEANE, Jli..
Iee-ideoi /. s. \ lrieetaph c..
~ Rieh=aad (.enl.~eealyJ Tin4rs and frfnhiIlc
journal wiz erJ aud sead account TO tbs ofee.
Sepf J-,li.
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The American publ respectfully invite the aurn-
lion Of rlcir fellow czcu- II the merits of the above
so,ls. lccliue assured TINT VII nise from thrir
pcru.al without being convinced that they snbsorHe tho
hest ltcrrsts of popular intelligence, and ndd. in an
cniuentd crrcr to tin general happiness Of the nation,
by immting IL the public minl hcalhrul stimulus for
high order 81 intellectual pleasure.
Copies of ali the above works can ho seen the Ia
bcs of thu 'VntoIYltN READING ROOM where subserp.
tinns will he received sept 3-.ds
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pAA GROSS OF tccl Pens--Amon
a wv uthrr~,
Tn Genuine Ahun Fen
S.lt supply do
Reservoir do
Gdloltz cerluotrd SOB do extra fine
Spring ba'k registered points
superior iuonie Pen. y,
Among the obo,o Pens .ot the lslest imporn'
can be found. Price 25c.. to s b t gross.
Please call aud tNllinr the above, nj South End
Bookstores. G. MORSE,
nov - ~
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capitalization OF FL
LO.NDO.N QUhRTERLY, TIE EDLNBURG
TiiE .NlORIU BRITISH MN IHESTHLN-
ISfER RETIEUS NM BI.1cktFOODS
NJ fG3TLNE.
LEONARD. SCOTT & co, PunrlsnEps,
- Fulton. and 81 Gold streets, New York.
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RICHMOND.
Union STEAMSHIP COnPA- Hsxz
| 49, LLNE q. sIEAMERs-PsanslL- - |

l NY,S LINE O.. sTEAMERs-Ps"a,sssll = :
raia l,1a i,s.asg = Neot. for ftlfdef4ii y. ana :.
Ysrk The ps Pcnas.yanis, Capt. bay
and yifeina. Capt Tsa will On md ai'q N pa.s
81 usfiI f.rliiet not ec commencing WIN me IN
y,ais leave Richmond alternately every heh"esae9'
far PHILADELPHIA sud returning leave fii"deP" even
Due aa.ira s. j be- given every trip, in al the dan!
narsrs. al the aHur of thcirssirg. 4.
Those Steamships have been built 'srie.s's '',' -,
line aaH are beautifully r'ed mp FOR Tie acconin".'
Of pa.seeets set if.t ruc tables. and every ale'io
f.naiI Ia rlcf -suru. and saiety They are AZ" pr
,il!.d NJ Ffauei-'. patent MriuiIe Le-5oat.' an
ee.i care t. aud prompt attention aido tHe s''
delivery of gee3s. In adiiiiaa to tie above I'
mrnts IN t4geers. We have made arrlngem' nj IL
fsIqyarl passengers tlrauehto New }ork by cars e'
stl.a -l1afs thereby Offering II the public an oPP"iu
IT, never belole offered at tbe same price, at NoNis
tn noble Delaware anl yiling that m"dei q nm
dclpbia.
- - Oh
ras.age through to Philadelphia do W
ia da do Second do On
For lIeie 70 ~ pussaFe, apply TO
10. RASkIN, AG'r., corner y Water ST.,
Rirbaioud Va
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yNCIsHUBG MARBLE W0pI.s

IADJDININl TIE PONTOFFICE I.Ygcur7,.'
VI 3. GODDESS q. mo, Proprieters ~ -.
msgig or Bg1iuore) keep hand and nuke 10 o., iq
NJ N9r.hera prices, Egyptian and lHIian Marble Ma,
lies. plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Usal
and foot Stones. Garden Vases, Counter Table Bn.oa
and Wasstnnd tops, made to any size at the sh,,5..
notice. Also. door and window silIs.
Any order, from town nr country entrusted to lis vii
~ t,itl fully cx rcut.d 81 'fz=..se aud disfatrb -,
Aug l3-tts - GADDESS' & BRO
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MECHANICAL
HATS AND CAPS.

60 FALL FASHIONS FOR 1852
YEHnE subscri5er has received ii. Ne,, VI,
baltimore and Philadelphia tyles of Gentle M
\, Moe-Lin, six. black ard whic Beavcr -
rr1.b HATS which. for durability aud beauiy IN
he sarpa .sed in this any uthef market. lis s,oi
now lar ge and complete. embracing all # to l71l -,
mes, olpeopoL styles IF Ed 44TS md cars. .q n,
dapted in the Fat,ade, 80 at IIAosofc oua R,la5
IN which he most cordially invites old friend -
customers anl the public generally, Ia give him ai
bef,re purchasing elsewhere Ills stock will be- r.,
a, cbeop rs any other establishment in the civ Al
lind. Of Hats made TO order with ncatness nd Ii
~ Csstone9s HAS dressed orrr f,ee RI cll.,os N
G5Il at the siga OK the Blue HAT
oct DTS WI. STIrZER
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IT co ...a

required by the Post Office Department, it is abs'-
future, The Mail Train will stop only at the following
places between Lynchbrg and Big Lick; llalsey =,
Gnys Forest Depot Poindexters, Goodies, N Lowry 81
Liberty Oak Alulga, Lisbon, Bufords Flukes and Bon
4ack's THOMAS JELLIS, Agent.
nov 20-dNc1m
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Accommodation Grain

e. lg Ii lg
VIRGINIA AND TENN'E r. IA Freight Trou
' with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch
burg duly Saturday Sunday excepted) at oelo il
?. NJ, aud leave Big Lick daily, (Snndoy and Monday
rxcepted) ot53 o'clock, A. NJ.
Freight intended for this unin accompanied by two
lray tickets NUT he delivered in the Depot before u
set the previous evening" Allreishs must be prepaid
auo 1O--dts THOS. JELLIS, AR't.
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LEVI ELDRlDGE. GEN't AGr.
" North wluivcs. PlHi a

M. = N0rtH WIuINts. I'M a.
y. B.-Sb'ppcr. vii pca.e bear ia mind, maj the
steamers ieqre eqgy IIineday and 7re nottce viii, at
nil iimes be given as 10 the hour Of smiling
Tobacco toned through to No~fork, Mt zoe Il"
Boston at 30c = box and al other goods IA proper
ton. -
Transportation o made asnl fiar md ,stains
etroner5 RO. RANKIN
nov .j.-dts
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Cnmcs.-.Iu.t {.

GAMES! C9ncs.-Just received by express, ,
~ dozen Sword Canes ri different patterns and
dozen plain Canes. Bowie kn;te- fine assortment
and forkri Dirk Knife Sc. ior sale 10y
WM b. y &. FISHER, opposite hc F,o"kjha.
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LYME oyEK-CoATs-Au

n fbose clrgant Pa1cfot md HemmnIrh OvfI COnts.
Gentlemen wishing really tasteful article, should mol
fail to cali nj the iew Clothing establishment at
nov 23-is s SIAFER x co.
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III respectfully call d. Of the public 10 thor
FOUNDRY, about ,t,.'., L 2 city, immediate.
: on the Canal W e. 10y are prepared to furnish ary
Machinery, Sugat-pans, Co'aron Kettles, new mnoaa.
lion Of Gordon or Porch Chairs. Hat and Um!.Teil,
Stands, Jenny Lind Parlor Crates ard Tenders, PLAIN
or fancy Balcony Railing OF the latest STYLE PIoag5s
all sizes and patents, brackets, various SIZES Stoves and
Mantle tiecrs made L., order. Water gas or dr,,
Pipes columns of all sizesto whic tire attention of bd
ers are invited all Of whcha' will furnish at NorlJ
ern prices. and only ask call to insure sales. b.
prompt attention and faithful workmanship, they hone
share fair portion of public patronage. All order,
thankful, received and promptly executed in the negf
est style. WILLIAM Is. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS
sept 2l-.dts HAMILTON BEGGS.
L
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CIEERTs! sEiIEsTs!.

GHIRTS! SHIRTS! "A large ussoru, nj
~ Of the above article. md good Gts warranted in
every instance when sold. Shnms, Corded Collars.
(three Ply aud every article in lie Genemcn's Fun.
nsng line, the Clothing Buznar.n door layn@
Dry Goods store. S SIIAFER & co.
my l5-ts-Rcn rn1lv.
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k,NN e. Br;tRdIe% -N t have just received il LOT
d ot very superior rate and dark Brandes, among
which mny be found the feorite bran of 0tard Durey
& Co. old Londo Dock. Permit Caslilon e. Co, and
J. HcnncSsce X Co, Sr.. &c. all wtfrranted pure anl
lpar the vintage Of 1928 and 1892. Those in want O.
genuine iue Brndies, viii please call ON
oci lS-ts LEE & JOHNSON.
CANTON dssNG ERA SIMPLY OF drled Can
y GOA Ginger, put up in sugar, delightful article of
preserve, to sale by JOHN Ii SEAi.
nov97-ts Druggist.
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~ SEED-l00 bushels prime new Clover Seed
50 bushels Orchard Grass Seed just received and
or sale by LEE e. JOHNSON
-.
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INsURA NCECO rlrANA

THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. AT WlNCIIESI Err
chartered March l7th, lS52.- Capi.oi $50 900
WITH POWER TO INCREASE TIE SAME TO 5000 900
ENllS COMPANY. having been dulv orgauiztd j..
a now rrndy torcccive Applications and issue Poll
,ies, and ilefs 10 the citizens OF Virginia the ndnrencr
At home Company for tho SAT- insurance of all Kinds
at property, merchandise, &c. at fair aud eniiablc
rates The Directors assure the public that hi. Conn.
pnny will be conducted h view to pcrnlanency. and
on the strctest principles o equity Justice aud close
regard to economy aud the safety of the Insured
PPE,tpENr-JOSEPH IS CARSON
SEcRETARY--C. =. FUNK.
AeruARY-O. +. RRBSEE.
lostpH s. Carson. : wv. l.. C-ARK
JAMES Z. RELY, : JAMES H. BuRGEss
LLoYD LOGAN, ! \. W. RIcnARpsoN
JoHN kFRR
~ Office ON Peeaiilla street near the Valley Bank,
W,dchestcr. J.. d. CHRISTIAN. AGENr
Sept 2--div Lvnchhurr.
DUSSaA, ENGLISH and American
IL SHEET IRON, SHEET ZINC X BAACA TIN.
$50 boxes Ta-plntr assorted,
81 Bundles Shcrtfon, assorted
1000 lbs Sheet Zinc,
lot or Banca Tin, &c. For snle low.
oct l3-dts G. s. BLISS.
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MAIL TRAIN.

re- -,a. rr7--.=z-ss-7 rsg4FszF7
u i 49, :
VIRGINIA. AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
FHNIE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchturg daily
I Sunday excepted, J at u o'clock, A. NJ and re-
turning will leave Big Lick al 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
nuo ln.dts THOS. JELLIS. At
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RAILROADS, sc.

RATES OF FREIGHT ON TIE
IL = .s:.a.si;ss ...-s.s:. -
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& TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-10-27

The Webster Men GiciRg In At Whig
Convention of the 4th district of Massachusetts.
held at Boston,on the 23d inst, Hons. H WAL
LEY,of Roxbury, was nominated for Congress.
Mr.Walley appeared before the Convention, and
accepted the nomination. In speech made by
him, he said the Wing party had done DANIEL
WEBSTER irreparahle wrong, brought discredit
on themselves and their ountry,made blot on
republican Institutions given strength to the idea
that republics are ungratefu, ,and let the last
chance go by of placing that distinguished man
at the head of affairr. Yet,on looking ober the
whole ground, he had made up his mind that it
was his duty to give his vote to the regular whig
ticket. He had come to this conclusion with reluc
tance,as the Wing nomination was not in accor-
dance with his choice or judgement;and could
he have seen the least prospect ofelevating Mr..
Webster to the Presidency,he would have given
up his present position worked for that glorious
object. This declaration, from one of the ablest
and firmest friends of Mr.. Webster in Massaehu-
setts,was received with loud applause by the con-
vention.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-10-27

The REASON WHY BENNETT OF THE NY.
HERALD GOES AGAINST GEN.ScoTT.-We find
the following in the Memphis Enquirer. 1t is
one of those stories of which it may be said, ''Se
non zero ben trOcdtO:'
Two or three Summers ago, Gen. Scott was
spending ashort interval of leisure at that delight
ful resort, Newport, Rhode Island. While So
journing there one morning at the breakfast ta-
BILE he asked one of the servants for a newspaper.
A lady sitting opposite, perfect stranger to him,
reached across the table with newspaper in
her hand, saying
Gen. Scott, allow me to furnish you with the
n. Y. Herald
II thank you, Madam, very sincerely, return
ed the General, 'for your kindness-but l new
er read the Herald"
"Do you know, Sir retorted the lady, with
the utmost Indignation painted on her couuten-
ance-"do you know sir that am the wife of
Mr.. Bennett, of the Herald?"
Gen. Scott | certainly did not know, Mad
am, that such was the case, or should not have
been guilty of making the remark that has Just
passed my lips. But, Madam, have said it, and
it cannot be recalled"
From that day to this, the husband of Mrs.
Bennett has made most malignant war upon
General Scott, through the columns of his un-
principled Journal. No species of attack-no
mode of warefare, has been left untried to refame
and blacken one of the best and brightest char
actors in American History 1t was the Her
aid that started the bare faced and outrageous
SANDER about Gen. SCOTS affiliation with the
North and his alliance with Seward; and it was
the Herald, that, with mendacity unparalleled
in modern times, first charged Gen. Scott with
being the author of an anonymous Native
American letter signed "Americus, which ap-
peared in Washington paper several years ago.
Its capacity for falsehood and calumny upon
the great and good, is only equaled by the era
zy imagination of its reckless editor