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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

Inc puiIuDB Wa IHsursu IOI S1jVvV, anu "as NOT
much injured.
In No. ls3, Milhau, the druggist, sustained some
siisht loss he is insured for $4,000.
The entire loss by the FIRE amounts to about $780,
900 the assurances go over 100000, and are so
divided that the entire loss OF half million falls
mon the insurance companies.
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CHAxex or RourH.-The steamship
n,oshsr Jonathan, which was to have sailed on En-
day for Chasrss, has been wishdrawnfrom sAs ms
7, u understood that she has been bodyhs ~ Com
-odors Vanderbilt, Who intends her - Al addiusn
4. h,s linz Of steamers running between saa Juan
and San Francisco. Her passengers were 1assIsiI
red to the United States. Her late o"nsr' N
hills, intends to commence the eoa'srueson Oh
superior steamship Of some 1850 suns oafdss 70
supply her place She win b ready about NE ''' o.
October.
Y The investigation in the case Of
Marrarssta Lorepz, charged With beng an sss:~
plice with Otto Grunzs, recently sxsea.so' - sas
murder Of his wife by poison, il set down iof 'a1'"
d.y next, before the District Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

infant OF Ms. Cotudrlno oneiAoy, ~
No 274 West Twenty -seventh st., died GA FndsJ
evening. from the effects OF dose Of isutanun
which ts mother had administered TO Il by mistake,
for syrup of rhubarb Ii appears that the iHfant was
unwell and It's mother requested her daughter 10
pour out ene-half tes-spoonfull OF syrup OF rhu-
barb which she intended TO give Il. The daughter,
BY mistake, poured out laudanum from vial which
was standing upon the mantelpese near she vial Of
rbubarb and the mother administered 1t to her CHILD
II was Immediately throw into convunons, when
the mistake was discovered and medical aud vas pro-
cured but too late to be OF any avail. The Coroner
v,serdsy held an il quest upon the BODY, and yer.
cict OF accidental death was rendered by the Jury
TIE LATE RAILRoAD COLLISION. The
inouis,tion relative 70 the cause which led TO the
ces.h Friday Last Of Wm Spsnse an smpi Se
resumed on Saturday, was possponed unsu tns
mornlns in Consequence Of the absence ofinportanf
witnesses.
Grape SHAwLs AND SPRNG SILKs.--
S75eso worth plan ssa embroidered Craze ssa~. ssd
rich sprng snls Just opened ~ cssD. .nl:add
tprsg Dress 0ecds for ladies wear Ladies WI 40 Ven
10 svs Mr.. B. q erl before psrsaastns sass"hsss
advertisement. l-LAsr WEEK.-This IL
the last opportunity Of joining Goldsmsh's WIRING
Ciassss at the reduced sam Of - 50 for NE Coarse
OF Ten Lessons All subscribers nay take tnslr
Lessons q convenient hours unIn the NJ" u 'ons'
Private instruction reduced y w.
Advertisement. l-WHr LISEHs.-Taoie
Drspsrs. Brown Linen Table Cloths, De Lainss, b.
re res Black Cloths, Plaid Musiins Ac also seae-
rsi assortmsut OF dry goods for sale o. tns oSsss
nricss by VIM Mathew q Co. Nos s. and ~ Csah-
arines O..
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her machinery is already on board. from the works
of c. Morgan, Esq. Capt. Thomas B. Crepper is to
command her Her burden Is about ], 500 tuns.
METROPOLITAN HorEL.--An important
alteration is being made in this splendid sdihce
The windows Of the second story are to be cut
to the hocr and a spacious balcony to DO put up
along the whole front Of the building. trhis i'm
provsnent was suggested in TAs Tribune oil the esh
inst, in an article Oh Street Architectural OF the
value of such ar addition to Hotel, especially o.
Broadway, there can be no second opinion WI
give the guests Of the house splendid view OF inc
finest Get in the country. We beg leave to suS
esst ssat this balcony b made 70 strong that no
number of persons who can b crowded upon 1t VIII
break il down The interior Of the house II assuming
finished shupe. and viii probably DO ready for open
ing in May or early In juno.
CnurL TREATMRNT.-Capt. Perkins OF
the ship Constantine, was arrested In Boston on
Saturday, By Ofieer Raekislswcz, one OF the Deputy
Msrshais for this City, on charge Of cruel treat
msnt of his crew. II il stated that the case will Be
tried at Boston.
CLxAyrR's HONEY SoAP.-AR article
known a. Honey Soap has obtained high reputa-
ton in London, where il obtained . Prize Medal ss
the Worlds Exhibition. Its popularity has lei 70
many limitations, a. was natural, and to several
adoptoDs Of its title Of Honey Soap which Is dis
honest Those who wish the genuine Honey Soap
which took the prise at the Worlds Fair should be
careful that they obtain that OF s. Clsavsr, No. Is
Red Lioa Square, Hslborn, London. for which, with
his sMssk Brown Windsor and kindred prepare
tons, W. j. Davis No. LAG Psarlss, Is the sole Gen.
slsl Agent.
~ Ar. Denpster's first Concert will be
given at the Tabernacle tonight, whom. We doubt
not, be will be welcomed BY large number OF his
old admirers. Mr.. D. 10 widely known a. one OF the
most pleasing and popular ballad singers OF Tho day.
and bic soirses are sure TO bs well attended
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-30
Emrrn near Lymchburg for

NJ n
Y SALE-The Farm which live, lying immcd-
lately on the Va md Tennessee iailrond md extending
to within three miles Of the city of Lynchburg, is for
sale This Farm contains ubout700 Acres lies remark
ably we'll Is well wutered, large proportion in wood,
heavily tmbered with large comfortable family resi-
dencc urge Orchard and other conveniences suited to
the comfort of large family. This land equal in
original fertility any in this State and is now in fine
state Of improvement, Of it well set in clover and
capable of producing twenty bushels of wheat TO tho
ncrc It Is also well adapted To the Grazing business
being fine grass land and capable Of being divided into
n numbered small folds, with an abundant supply OF
water in each. There is nlso this tract, very fine
situaon for lnrge manufacturing mill, with abundant
wnterpowora( Cen o. g. Clay aud Mr.. John IIollins'
large manufacturing mills being located the sumo
strcam)
In view of its proximity the city Of Lynchburg,and
great producyoness OF its SOIL it might be very profit
ably devoted the raising of vegetables for the Lynch
burg market and will be divided into small tracts
suit purchasers.
As "a tract of land, well situated and combining
so many advantages isrorcy, if in market per-
wishing buy will do well TO make early oppliea'
ton Ed. BUhlON
Richmond semi weekly Wing, Charlottesville Adyo-
cate and Farmyio Journal copy two weeks and forward
accounts to this Office. Loot 15--dts
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Forwarding Commits

pAEFI-FkebAD EOFtvdtUIEIB NUEEakEHIo-
IL sion HOUSE AND GRUCERY.-The subscr-
bera situated on the Canal in few steps of the Rail
road depot are prepared attend forwarding with
lspatc all Goods and produce consigned to their care
They also offer their services FOR the sale Of all kinds of
Produce Lumber. &c. Every effort viii be made to
give satisfaction.
GBOCERIES-We have on hand good stock of
Groceries which viii be sold as low they be had
in any house in the upper country and delivered ut the
Depot free OF charge.
L1ME-l000 barrels best Mountain Lime, for sale
low for cash
CASH FOR WHEAT-We wish to purchase 20,00
bushels good Red White Wheat free from smut Tor
which we will pay the full market price. .,,.o,,
nc, 13.dlm HORNER & WATSON.
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remain till after the funeral. His executors
are his widow Caroline Leroy Webster, Fetch
or Webster, and II. NJ. Blatchford of New
York city.
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m.pEAKE, ADVERTISING AGENT

N4TnI -. PEAKE, ADVERTISING AGENT
w < Collector. Basemc4t Of ne "Saa Iron Butd-
ing" entrance Baltimore 81. Merchants aud business
DESTROYS of advertising in my newspaper published
in the United States, can do 50 by applying VIM. H.
PEAKr. Advertising Agent, Busementof Sun Iron build
ing (cnrauee on Baltimore street, where files Of all
the country papers moy bo seen.
IT, Country Editors wishing 10 appoint agent,
do oby sending their piper 10 the above ad-
dress
~ Accounts collected, and prompt returns made,
nj moderate charges
REFERENCES.
Gins. r Maddox, esq, Postmaster.
Robert q. Taylor, opposite Barnnm'a
l. X. Lipp & Co. Publishorsof Daily Times
Burgess Taylor 4 Co, Booksellers Sun iron building.
Henry Taylor Bookseller cor. Baltimore and Gay
J. W. Bond & Co, do. III Baltimore st.
L Lucas, Jr., do. II Baltimore st.
John Murphy & Co, do. 17s Baltimore IT.
Garfield, Brother 4 Co 220 Baltimore st.
oct led I'm
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GEFEkES, Drawers, kkaii-hhOse, &C
> Opened this morning. the following variety OF Draw
crs Shirts. &c
80 doz John NJ Davis & Jones pat Shirts, warranted
to fit better than any shirt made,
Silk shirts, all prices and sizes,
" Drawers, some very hcaYy'
Lambs wool Drawers very fine article
Heavy cotton do article,
general assortment Of Mcrino, Cashmere and Lambs
wool shirts very superior
Also the best stock Of Silk Merino and Cotton half
Hose ever brought the city, together with magnii
Gent stock Of Black and fancy silk Scarfs, Hdkrcs,
Gloves &c. All Of the above Goods will be offered at
very low prices DON T. C.PETERS
Ron canv oct l4-tsf
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EDMONT WOREks-A.E LLIsoa jr Pro
Il priet0r.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Flint and boz fact0,y
MI and Hachinc IVorh,
Iron Turning and Futiag,

Blachslaahig q all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with steam power and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the most complete estab
lisncnt Of the kind in the Southern States. and can
execute better work and ut cheaper rates, than Gun be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those Intending build, supplied with
Doors Blinds Window Frames and Sash (prmcd and
glazed if rcquircd) Mouldings, Flooring dressed ane
tongue and groovcd ready forlaying dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding Palings and variety Of other
materials required in building.
Contractorssu supplied with Dumpand Stone Cars Der.
rick Gearing, Wheelbouows, cks and Bars, aud Other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand and for sae, reasonable terms
all varieties Of Flooring and other Lumber worked
unworled. Saving and Planning done to order Bills
of Timber sawed to order
Jan lifts A. ElILEl On Agent.
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1n,IrcLose the atent Right of ID Glow, Dou6le
(,1liodreal Rotary Screen What Faa, are no" manu-
cyi hon, and n * the Farmers cllland oxamin
l r .i' 'i,,9 DIUGUID & BRO,
MmIsd1cotVts Lgachburg Fouadrg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-30
JOSEPH IA. WILSON,
SEPTEMBER 29Tu, 1852.
G. Il q az q l. M. Is u e. Ia n Ee

SEPTEM BIER 29TH, 1852.
GEOk IL M. EsU q IL Err,
LYReHBuRa, VA.
- ESPECTFUILY bcgathe attention of the Ladies'
4 his superb sock oi Fancy Dry Goods, being
received and opened The following portion of his
very elegant assortment:
Splendid Brocode, plain Gro De Rationale, Gro DE
Antique, Paid, Wacred and other styles co'd silks.
&c, %, 80, 81, 81, and SO inch sup'r blk Gro De
Rhine silks.
%, 30 and - inch extra suprblk Talclo silk Also,
supr BLK Gro De Armnne silks.
French printed Monsn de LANES.
=" - Cushncrcs assorted.
Solid Mouslins aud Merinus in grcnt variety.
French Worked CollnIs, Sleeves Cuffs, Cupes, Der.
theirs lldl. Il, great variety.
Splendid Neck and Bonnet Ribbons.
French Mantillns and Clonls. sept 30-dts
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rENEsUSE' S4EE.-By virtue of decd of Trust
l. executed to me by james &. Swinncy, for the ben
eft of VIM. Elliott aud others. | will sell public
ton, the Market house. Saturday, the 9th Of No
vember. 10 o'clock, said Swiancys entire stock Of
Liquors Cigars, &c,
Also, | Negro woman,
! Horse and Buggy,
ore horse Wagon and harness, and cart
] Cow md Calf,
Soda Fountains and fixtures
Ten-pin alleys, Balls and pins,
| Bagatelle Table and bulls.
All his Household anil Kitchen Furniture, whether at
his private residence The Exchange Hotel.
Terms made known on the day of sale
oct 25-dtds T.. !. FOLkES, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
(tOMfFIsStONER,S SALE of Land-

= BY Niltue Of decree Of The Cireuit hyperion Count
# Chaneery Tor the county Of Nelson, pronounced on
the 30th day Of September 1852, in a suit Wm b and
Rober E Wi.bourn, Plaintiffs. against Richard l. VIII
bourn defendant will be sold the premises, nj
public ouctou. on Thursday, the 2nd day Of December
next il FAIR t not the fair day, tho Tract of Land
in the decree mentioned, on which X l. Wibourn
resides lying in the county of Nelson, adjoining the
lands Of Drury Shepherd Saml Harding, Jas 7 Ritcn-
house and others containing $50 Acres. about hall
cleared aud in cultivation, producing we'll crops
Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. The inProy ements
sist of comfortable Dwelling House, together with all
necessary Out-houscs.
TERMs-A credit Of one two and three years, with
good personal security, and the title be retained
ultimate security Possession given the st day of Jam
uary 853. JAS PAMPLlN, Com'r
oct 3O-rt2D
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EnYcllc HlnnSIs.

have nlso for sale very desirable tract of Land ly
ng in the county Of Faycte both sides OF the Charles
ton Fnyettc and Raleigh Turnpike rond known us the
Hill or Harvey Tract, containing about 200 Acres wei,
improved with good Dwelling. Barn, Stables; and
othcr Out-ll ouscs-af fine Apple and Peach Orchard,
ALSO ,ue other tract. adjoining the same, contain
inc between 200 and 300 ACRES. And one other
Trac known ms the Bragg Tract, all of which lies with
in few miles of the late surveys for the Railroad to tho
Ohio River, and is Of choice quality
oct 15.dts r.. J. BURTON.
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e Roows.ssEOESlaEA,Es! "a. &C. "A


UVkAhNW WAA - AMI EAG7I q Il H
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices:
Portrait ramcs, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and funcywood and guilt
Dagueneoype Frames, argebeautiful assortment OF
goods
Looking Glass Plates, orall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass French, first quality from 5OA3G ncir-
e. down
Plate Glass for stores and dwellings, furnished to ord"
Composition Rosetes of oil sizes, for builders interior
work
ALso-Old Wol, re-gilt and jobbng in al! the above
bran ,hes
Picture Glass cut to any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
r-g-Countr,, orders bv mail wircceive promptatten
,fon FRANGK & GLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 9thand l0thst. Richmond,
Va. "uHeo-ls
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pOgLAEeD, EspksD d CO.,

POELAEeD, SGEED "a CO.,
NO. 27l BALTIMORE STREET BALTIMORE.
OFFER for sale, Commission Shepperdstown,
~ hrce-fourths, seycn.egts and fonr-qaarters RAD
Iinscys, for which they the sole Agents. Also,
Penitentary T. I, and Al Plaid Linseys
100 bales 1 and Gs Pulled Linseys,
100 cases Sleeps Grey and other styles oat'net''
100 bales White Yellow and Red flanneis
And large assortment OF Blankets
Sept G-d2m
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Amcrican Schooner Capknked.

HALIFAX, Oct ~.
The American schooner Creole has been cap.
tured by British steamer, and brought into
Halifax, for an lgcd violation of the fishing
treaty.
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GLACIk WATEH YARN JEANS.

HARDWARE e are now in receipt OF
Il Fail stock Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLERY, comprising the most conn GA
3ieic and eHtcsgc assortment exhibited kT EAA
inTIIlS MARKET Welnve now on hnnd; 4
800 dozen Axes, Va and ky patterns
5000 " Pen and Pocket kniycs, in endless variety
$500 g" Knives and forks, "fnll prices aud qunlity
1900 " Knob, stock, cupboard, md other locks
1000 Butts, Parliament and hook and eye hinges
5000 gross wood screws assorted sizes
1000 dozen fiat bnstd mill, pit and 4 cut saw files
800 Spndcs and shoycs
100 nanure and Hay forks
$50 4" solves and siers
40 single aud double bnrrcl Guns and Rifles, rungn
in price liom s. so to f7J each
100 dozen aud womens saddle trees, stirrup
irons bride bits hnrncss and bllie buckles, rings &c
ingrcat variety. Iron axles, all skies, elliptic springs,
hub and al bands, hog skins, bridlo filings and sad
dcry. Hardware generally Bachsmith's tools Of every
description Planes, chises, 0ugers and carpenters
tools large assortment. For Farmers and Plantation
use we have fulu5sortment Of articles suchas Dram.
Die Scythes grub hoes dngs, gorden forks pic,
nxe &c. al Of which are offered for nle nj low prices
All purchasers particularly merchants visiting this
market to buy goods respectfully invited to Gull and
examine our before purchasing or going on
farther North feel assured our goods and prices
will compare llyomby with any establishment in the
Northern cities. SMllh q hOBhhl D,
sept l0-d2m if "a Main Street, Rietmond Va.
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NKTE the undersigned, ngnin opening and exbib
w iting very large assortment Of Cooking Stoves
of every variety Of size and patent, commonly IN use
together with wei selected assortment Of Paror Cham
ber Office and Factory stoves. Salamandar Furnaces
Crates Fronts Tenders, Scultes, Cindtr Shoves, Blow
ers &C. &c. which very respectfully call the at.
tenton Of our and friends Resting assured
that though promise to sell at lower plce
than any else, our prices will range as low as
Others and that we viii accommodate customers who
will favor US with examination, their satisfaction
Is wei as their Expectation.
=. S-We would like to employ . or 2 good journey
men Timers. A. u M
oct 2S.dts AGREE x MURRlLls.
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PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING;

such as Pamphlets, Hand-bI1Is, Circulars, Bill
heads, Blanks, Checks, Cards, Labels, &c. &c
They have secured services workman exclusively for
branch of their and parsons leaving orders may
RELY ON having their work done eXrcditiously and we'll
Confident ability give entire satisfaction, they respect
fully solicit a portion Of the public patronage.
4 5y-Oners from the country promptly attended 10.
L. qs-ins TERRY a SHIELDS.
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NEVEDEND.--Ata meeting Of the Board Of Di-
~ of the Pittsyl,ania ind Lynchburg Turn
pike Company, held on the Goth October, dividend Of
3 per hale each share of stock declared pay
able the 18th day of November next, subject to de-
duction of } per State
oct 2S-3twtl5N if L S MILLER. Treasurer.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED, OCT &c,
Schr Merchant Couch, New York.
Schr Sas E. Hand. Kelly. Boston.
Schr +. Horton, Candy Philadelphia.
Schr Caroline NJ Nilsson Camp, Philadelphia.
SAILED,
Schr Hanover, Chichester New York.
Schr Henry r. Smith Norton, New York.
Schr John Totten. Totten, New York.
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nYcNORAnE, sEMPSON q sONEs,

IL ID sSJsP6asA hzEIs w f9ON a. YIN n 9s
Va wholesale aui Retail G,ocers and Com1at sion
Neyctgais Main S'reet, LyachbHrg, Ia, re-
ceving and their fresh Fall supply OF New
Goods, viz:
1870 bags Rio. Loglira. Java and Maraicaibo coffee
- his aud bbls Orleans, Porto Rico and lar
flied Sugars,
90 hhds aud bbls Orleans and West India Mo-
lasses,
30 bills & boxes crushed, powdered g. Loaf sugar
20 bills superior Coffee Sugar
90 sacks Liverpoolan and ground alum salt
coo kegs Mails aad spikes, all sizes
l., 30 los Sole Lcathcr
60 tous rolled and country iron (part copsign-
meat) consisting of square, round, band,
half.round, &c, &c, all sizes
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns (part Consignment best
$3.50 rs Majors, square and oc;ngon cast-stce all
$50 D. Shear steel
$500 lbs bstered steel
60 900 feet best Safety Fuse
500 kegs Duponts best blasting Powder
10 bales ale i'7-8ool a. Domostias
10 do No1 and Oznabngs
% packages Gunpowder, black and impera! Tea
IL bbls Tanners and Lamp Oil
60 boxes $40, 9 1l2, 10 1412, 10 <ll Glass
20 bbls and half bbIs No l. and Hcrrings aud
AI1ckctel
1900 Negro Blankets all prices
40 pair bed do do
50 dozen Wool Hats, all qualities
10 do Cloth caps
IS cases Lguorce some very fine
25 Baskets oil
60 boxes rulIow Adamantine AMI Sperm Candles
u bbls best Y CaroGnator
$50 hogs Lewis white Lead, Mol, extra and pure
10000 lbs prime Bacon Sides
- reams wrapping paper.
Also. Calicocs, Bed-tickings. bleached Domesiiea,
Plaid Linseys Negro Clothing Spice, Pepper, Ginger
Coppcras, Alum, Saltpetrc Indigo, Nader, Borax
Clover and Timothy seed Manila Rope all sizes, inc
gar Axes. round and square, point Shoyrls, painted
Buckets. Horse do, &c, &c Also, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, all qualities Of their own maaufac-
ture and warranted, all of which will be sold on the
very bostclms for cash. in exchange for country pro-
duce or to punctual customers on time.
They also continue to receive and forward Goods aud
Produce Of every description which will be done with
the greatest dispatch. oct 50-ts
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. EADY MADE CL0TEEENG.-THE
Il a subscriber would most respectfully announce to
his customers and the public generally that be has
is much larger than he has before offered to the
public. Among the stocl, may be found entirely
styles. His stock of OYERCOATS cannot be
surpassed by any house in Virginia
Also, splendid stock of Shirts. Drawers, Collars,
&c, all of which viii be offered reasonable prices.
oct 20-lsil DON T. c. PETERS
Exp copy 1w. Rep copy Is.
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PILGRIMAGE TO NaT.

t. .: ..,....
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4 AND yYarra ugs-The highest market price
4 in cash. paid for Bounty Land Warrants Address
me at Pittsylgauia CT. Ho., Va. G NEAL.
oct % els if
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YIRGTNIAN JOB PRINTING oFFIcE.

rHE subscribers having recently made extensive additions
this department of their business, would inform their fen
and public that they prepared To execute NEA1
pNnAI rIN nnl EEASONAnLE TLNMs. leacrInnnn
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Tn growing importance Of the Temperance Cause
The o- Interests that are eparably connected with It's
l,r4s1,s II ~, Affirming results, direct or indirect
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ITEMS.

TGeorge d. Prentice, Esq, of the Louisville
Journal, is mentioned as candidate for Congress,
to succeed Hon. Humphrey Marshall.
uTMr. Letcher, late Minister to Mexico, left the
city of Mexico on the 3lst of July, for Vera Cruz,
en- route for the United States. Ii.ttt d
uTCol. VIM. johnson was waylaid and sho.
dead, few days ago, fifteen miles from Hopkins
vile, KY VIM. Davis and w. r. Wright, and a
negro have bee N arrested on suspicious - - ''
Nor GuLrr.-Emily Higgs, young girl, chnrg-
ed with causing the death of her infant child, was
tried at Morristown Pa, last week, and acquitted.
1t was proven that she bought dose of arsenic,
previous to the death of the child; but there was
no proof that she administered the poisson.
u-rMadame Alboni announces her intention to
give her first concert this season, at Metropolitan
Hall, New York, on Tuesday evening next.
l-J'The Louisville Courier says that Dr.. Hayne,
alias Jesse D. E. Quantrill is hard at work in the
Kentucky Pententiary, making chairs.
Ell Scott Harrison, son OF Gen. Harrison, has
been nominated for Congress by the Wings OF the
second district in Ohio. . "