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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
HS5R.--THE SUBSCRI

ACT0REEE, aS5R.--rllE SuBSCW
" Der would inform hill friends and the public
generally, TINT he has INST received his ilil supply
of GROCERIES md STAPLE DRl
GOODS. making his stock large and complete.
In tile stock may be found
Ncw Orleans Porto Rico und "a. CroiS Sugar,
Loaf, crushed. powdered and clarified do
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Fine Green aud Black Ton.
sperm adamnnlur and tulluw Candles,
Rolled aud country Iron,
Shear cast, German and blistcrd StceI
Bnx, lining, and common Nails,
Spadrs and Shpvel4,
sob nnd Upper Leather,
Pepper, Ginger, Spice. soda, snlrm,us, alum
.altpoirc, iudgound coppcrns, brown and blcached
lpmc.tics caiiro, nlparcaA, large ot negro blank
er., rn.4inrI-, honurhy irnu-, twccdE- cassmcrrS
piain lin.cy. hate, cars shnrs and boots and many
other ARTICLES To which be in,itcs the attention Of
buyers. ~ be Is determined 10 scll cheap.
Ortg-ts JOS b. NOWL1N.
TEzEEsH "a uice ut " first rate Cheese,
~ just received add for sale by
JOS. H. WILSON,
oc' 27-ts opposite thc Firririnn Office.
tRAYATS.-UN IAND fine stack Of
- Crar4fs ogd N,cl- Tics, which will bee sold low.
Oct. 27--ts =. LOCKWOOD.
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~ THE Sign FEEE Blue

81 HAT-FALL FASHION FOR 1871
The subscriber has received the Fall Fashion of
Gentemens fine Dress Hats of the latest and most
approved style, and i. now prepared 10 furnish biz
friends and customers and the public generally,
with an article Of Hats that can't be surpassed in
the State for beauty, quality and price, and most
earnestly socits call from all the intervening
community. he intends to spare no pains Or ex-
pensc in milking up his work. in such manner a~
to eclipse all former efforts in the production Of the
Silk Hat. lie keeps constantly on hand a large as
sortment of all the varions STYLES and qualities Of
HATS AND CAPS for wholesale or retail All
he asks is call insure snes the articles viii
recommend Themselves. Call At the sign of the
Blne mr. Aug IS-ts WIN. SITTER
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vE,O TEsE MANUFACTURERS of

IL EOoacCO.-Thc undersigned. Commits
sian asd ForicaraiYg Berclonfs De1L7s ~ Grocc-
yies Produce. and AGENTS FOR THE SAFE
or MdNEFICTERED TOBdCCO. respect.
fully solicit consgnments, aud By strict attention
to the interests oftnse who patrobse US, We hope
to give entire satisfaction
The usual advances made cnnsignments.
LANGLEY & MANSER.
CayciaR0fi OAio,
NJ % Front St.. between Main and Walnut
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RI business heretofore conducted under the firm
Of J. 7. & G.. 5. DlUGUID, will continue in future
under the style Of
DjrGUID &. BROTHEP,
and they take Til. opportunity return their thanks
To the public for the very liberal patronage 10 the
firm Of }. T. x G. s. Duguid, and beg coutinu-
uucc of the same
We have o. hand lot of TOBACCO ScREws AND
PREs-Es "A Tobacco Fipishcriuzt gotten up.Plough-
and Points ofall descriptions Mill Gearing.
and cast, Threshing Machines, e. g.. &c.
j. T. DIUGCID,
Tan 5-ts G. s DITGVID
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I cTEAm MARBLE yyOkIls.

G.,'EEAHE EAfkE;LE WORK =.
- JOHN r ROGERS hns removed his Marble
Works to the corner Of Main aud 9Th stfeeis whrrc
viii be found a fine assortment If Egyptinn iiniian
and American Marble. Monuments. TpHsis, Gfuo
Stones. Maatol Pieces of cscly description, Wall
Plates, Fronts, &c.
ANY design in carving executed IN the ncaiest
manner Order. from the roautry, with city refer
cnce, promptly attended 10.
Mr. Il having served his apprenticeship in on.
Of the largest establishments in New OK city and
having much experience IN the business, ilati"r~
himselffhat III work executed IT bis shop vii rve
~ entire snfis faetion a. any done North Soaih'
Richmond, July lf-ly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
"a sADDLEHY mnd Harness

MANUFACTOBY.- The subscriber takes
Il - this method of informing hi, customers
and the public generally, that he i manuiac-
turing and viii keen constantly hand large
and general assortment Of Saddles. Saddlebags
Brides and Martingnles, from the plninest TO the
finest patterns. His assortment Of Carriage. Wuc
on aud other Harness will be found 10 be Of snpe-
ror Workmanship and good materials. supply of
Trunks, Carpet Bags. Saddler's Materials and ev-
cry article to be found in such ESTABLISHING uts, he
aattcrs himself viii be found upon examination in
his stock. He solicit+ call from al desiring to
purchase. trusting that lis xperence faithful work
manship and determination to please, viii secure
sales Repairing in all the above branches wil be
promptly attended to.
Aug 1878 WM F. ROBERTSON.
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iw ARMISTEAD BROGAN.
NTR. ARMIsTEAD YOUNGER,

wi y
WI TAKE NOTTCE-That | shall a, the store
house Of Daniel b. Eascy, in the county of Hall
fax, on Friday, the 10Th day Of March, 1852. pro-
coed to take the dispositions Of Jno. d. Crews and
Others to be read as evidence upon the trial Of
suit depending in the circuit court for the
" Of Halifax in which am plaintiff and you are
defendant. Yours, &c,
Feb O. wiw- JAMES l.. KIRK. in.
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y ~ q W n = z a = "A Il 70 z n NJ
CD JEW ELkf -CHARLE'S A. ~ hD'
GslAzsS Iatd-Mafer amt Jerctfe, LYNcnNuRi.
NA-lhe subscriber feels grateful for the very b.
eral patronage extended to him and would re-
specttuliy inform the citizens OF LynchburS und
the surrounding country that he i receiving the
largest and finest assortment ct the above articles,
that he has ever offered in this market The fol-
Losing comprises a portion of his stock, such as
Fine gold and silver huntsman ant plain cased
Watches, warranted $ carat and ~ Jewels, the f.
nest evcg offered in this market. made byJos. JON
son; Gold fob, guard and breast Chains, Sculs and
Keys, Enr Rings and Finger Rings, Of various
kinds; Breast Pins l0ckcts; glass Bracelets: CuiI
Pins; Necklaces; gold and silver Spectaclcs; Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies' Silver
Forks and Butter Knives; plain and set Silver
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EYORV ,rAEAE GUVLEasN.

n srits IF J3 rs. very fine.
Bone u Z" +" I"
Cocoa md Stag Table Cutlery.
A case just to hand, Of oio 0rn imgo,tation. for
sale cheap. Gall ana cNnmiuc
NV l3-t- GREGORY & ROYALL.
NO.-EergEinn and FaGa-
- CONAN Gnano ju-t 10 honl All who have
been ID waiting, can nnw BE- fully supplied
Nov. Cts R &. SAGhEJT.
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LrvcHprRG. Jan SIS
NgAEssIsAp.L HOUSE. Dcccm-

w Der 9th, 1851 JAMES Il. SGITH is now open
ing the largest and best assorted stock of Fancy
Goods ever brought to this place, consisting Of
every variety. He would call the attention Of
the Ladies particularly to his extensive assortment
Of Pertumerics. Soaps. Gard Cases. Reticucs
Purses, fine W crk and Fancy Boxes. fne Alabas
ter work and Ink-stnnds, Paper w cights Of every
pattern. Papier Muchc-Portfolios,b besides varie-
" Of other articles too numerous TO mention.
The gentlemen will find endless variety of
Goods adapted to their every want among which
win be found very superior assortment of Pocket
Cutlery, Pocket Books. Port Monies, some very
fine f OBJ Chains, Pistols of superior quality. and
some of entire new styles. Telescopes, small and
large besides the largest and best stock Of
FINE CIGARS ever offered here. For the chill
drcn he has TOYS Of every variety. and some
very fine and useful. as well as cntcrtninng-a
great number never before seen here. His stock
of FRUITS is very full and fine. Candies of every
variety among which is superior Bon Bons
His sock of LIQUORS is unsurpassed. among
which is some old Jean Louis Brandy of the vim
tage of 1871; also some old Mnylcry Brandy of the
vintage Of 1884. Having made arrangements III
Richmond to be supplied daily with every decacy
which the market Affords his EATING UEPART-
MENT will he without fault. Jan. 1T.
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A & A R D.-The undersigned returs his
IA thanks to his friends and the public generally
for the very liberal patronage extended TO him
salesman in several houses in Lynchburg, and has
now the pleasure fbcing in position in which he
can make il of greater interest to them to continue
business with him. having become associated with
the concern Of rINSLEY. TAYLOR & CO. ~
will appear by reference TO card of association.
His constant attention with that of his associates.
will be given to all who may favor Us with their
CUSTOM NV attention win be given as heretofore
TO the sale OF all kinds ofprodHce.
Ian l5.-.s mo n HARlEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

Tic Drawisg- Room ScrHp-Book
Tuppcr's Pro. Philosophy elegant 40.
Harris FEMME Prose writings ofAmcrica
American Female Poets
British
Poctical Quotations
Moore's Poems, -plcrddy illustrated
Dictionary ofPocticul Quotations
Sacrcd
wins Poems, elegantly illustrated
Sioourncvi. !.
Pocticnl and Prose illustrations celebrated Am i
can painters
Shakespeare IL vols., elegantly Illustrated
Poems of Edith May, beautiful style
The Proverbialist and the Poet, printed in red
black
Reeds Female Poets. large @. splendid
Watching spirits. ny Mrs. EiIet, vny pretty
Reverics Of Bachelor. illustrated
Milton Paradise Lost
Young : Night Thougts
ilallock's Poctical works :"
Star Of Bethlehem
Scenes in Life Of the Saviour ..
Scenes in lives ofthe Apostles q
j." Patriarchs X
Women Of the old ana New Testament, illustrated,
knickcrhocker, elegantly
Lalla Roohh
Lady Of the Lake
Nh ilrmans Poems
Nortun's 3"
Women Of the Bible.
Fine Bibles. in Velvet. Turkey Morocco and other
handsome findings
Prayer Books, good variety
Parier Mache Writing Desks,
.. - Tea Boxes
" Work Boxes,
Portfolios,
~ :. InI-stand=,
Mantle Ornaments. Toilet bottles Card Cases. 1--WE
terry bikes, &C.. &c.
IN few days viii be adled:-Epglish Animals
nnd many other elegantly illustrated Books, Bibles
Prayers, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

Bedford Sentinel, Salem Beacon, Wytheyillc
Republican Abingdon Virgiuian and Democrat,
copy 3 tir1es Jan l5-w8w
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ItiIEAp sItNEs yEIkN!.-nAv

~ ing determined, once more, 10 get out Of the
shoe business, | now offer sell my Stock OF
Shoes and Boots for cash. ut any price can get,
Cost no Cost.
All persons Wanting bargains viii please call
Nov I7-ts u, IotNbtD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

tic cniire constituency who zht 70 govern the Legs
la;utc SO far as i is light Cor Legislature to oe reeu
lstca II al ty popular control'u' upon inc WI" o'
rols ccnf n,aIy az whom cherish deprnved appeu'e
tcr Whisky which una,s hem for impartial Judgment
u,cn the law Yet we have, doubtless triumph ihHy
earned this law through such an ordeal
Now Sir come to the min purpo-e Oh 'ii' '''''
", rant reiag Of moral fTee
With navigation and the ratification OF the sioux iies
tes win come hi,her rushing influx OF new popuiauoh
n, ,oonf IL 10 be of The rishf Kind Two years residence
II; the limited States six months in the Territory ana
declaration of intention fled makes foreigner voter
here Six months residence makes any cinzen from
the States voter Thus you see, by iinmgistion our
Legislature next year may be elected by people VINO
have never yet seen Minnesota
In the general hegira" of population from
States where the Maine law is enacted, even seri
ously agtated have much reason to apprehend the
influx Of large proportion of that sort of people, to be-
come here an element OF power. This law might then
be repealed. or we might lack public sentiment and
moral power TO enforce the law. | therefore regard
this wear with its immigration, crisis IN the history oil
Minnesota.
To save us from such calamity, we desire to encour'
AGE the sober and industrious TO come hther and by
all possible means to discourage the immigration OF
drinkers loafers and black-legs. Can you help US
Yours C. II.
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DEATH OF PRoF. EpwARDs.-The reli-

gious public, well scholars generally throughout
The country viii hear With deep regret OF the death OF
this excellent man ard thorough scholar which took
piece during the past week IT Athens Ga where had
spent the winter In the hope OF regaininc his health.
DR. Edwards was Associate Professor Of Sacred Litera
uIc IN the Theological Seminary Andoyer, where for
series years he had done good service in upaOing,
end even advancing the reputation OF an institution
which has ever stood prominent Ia inparting severe
and genuine scholarship 70 the American Clergy His
death viii be the profoundly regretted, he had
bur Just attained the meridian o. he and l. understood
10 have had In the course Of preparation several Bbh
eel cInicsrns one OF which. Commentary the Book
OF CoIinthsns, tar advanced TO have needed
hut few weeks more OF labor 10 complete II Tor pao
csiion AS In the case oi his colleague Dr. stuart,
whose recent demise Andoyer and Christian Theology
alike depore, his character honored beyond the
bounds Of his native land and these gloomy ridings
viii strike deep chord OF sympathy in remote regions
found His remains passed through this city
Saturday. accompanied by his afflicted family and
brother Col Edwards Of Southampton
lChnleston Courier. Aprl Is.
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ILLINOIS.
The Rush to California and Oregon.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
STERLING, Illinois, April II, 1852.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SrERLING Illinois, April II, 1852.
The emigration to California at the pres
ent time is subject of SO common and everyday occur
renee that to many perhaps it will not merit even apss
sing notice We cannot say what extent may exist at
the East but here the West the prares seem to have
been suddenly turned into great horoughfare and the
tide of overland immigration pouring inupon US at
rate which has never been equaled before.
Thousands OF hardy adventurers with their moving
tents now wbten the praries of the great Northwest
and appear like the camps OF an immense army. The
number from Canada lie very great and we notice many
families of negroes who having previously made their
residence there are their way to Oregon Call
forna and the Pacific Everywhere the whole country
seems upon the march, and men, women and children,
old and young are passing on with eager steps to the
scenes of their rude but golden tolls. To-day full nifty
teams have passed through village throng1ng the
roads like mighty procession The teams pr1ncpaiy
consist of three yoke of oxeD and from one to two yoke
of cows although horses and mules seem 70 DE USED
ori,e extensively Stock for the California market Is
now in great demand, and a company we understand,
has been recently formed at Gaens who are to take out
several thousand head of cows and neat cattle.
St Joseph and Council Bluffs the two most impor
tant points where the emgran leaves the frontiers ar
raneements being made with St Louis aud these places
TO furnish everything which can possibly be needed on
the Journey An estimate has been recently made that
over thousand have crossed the Mississippi dur
ing the last month, between St Louis and Dubuque
which being down the low rate of six hundred dol
lars team uhe team consisting OF four horses or as
many yoke OF cattle) would give aggregate amount
of the amount Of capital which is being drained from
our country say nothing OF the number OF strong and
sturdy men, who contribute largely to our wealth and
prosperity Yours, &c. E.A.
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ssh that ne rad not secn single MARK OF that poverty
and ignorance which strikes the eye at every sep !"
Europe
He then proceeded speak Of the verdict prono.acee
by the people of Massachusetts In bcstowins soeh w
,en,ion upon him. and passed high eaog'u'n on ths
Governor of the State for writing his memorable 90
dress 20 the Legislature.
KossrrH alluded In pointed. but amusing terms 90
the Obstacles thrown in his WY ny party leaders IN ths
country He had been threatened with the cold snoui'
der r, the South because Free Sellers and Abohsion
lists supported him And men At the North had opposea
HIM the ground that be was In the interest OF ssve
holders He said that he had nothing TO do with parry
interior questions lie merely pleaded the cause OF
Hungary and wished to stand upon purely American
ground
kossrrH's remarks wire pulling and American po-
litca intrigue extremely csustic but were re-
ceived in good humor and with great applause.
He closed by saying that he ntruscd the hopes hn
countrys liberty to the people of Massachusetts.
His speech almost every moment interrupted ~
cheers and more enthusiastic sssemblsge never met
in Faneuil Hall
KossrrHs speech this evening will he read with great
interest and Is thought 10 be bis most brilliant effort be-
fore an American audience
lie wore the sword presented 10 him by the military
Of York, and otherwise appeared to great advan'
tsge
KossurH has received invitations to Welt Chsries'
town, Providence, Fall River Manchester. Bangor and
other places.
He has accepted invitation 10 visit the Grand Lodge
of the Free Masons on Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
MINNESOTA.
The MainesI.aw victOry-A Call for Temper.
auce Immigrants.
sssns,. from a private letter to the Editor, dated

gxtSGl4 from private letter to the Editor, dated
SAINT PAUL, Mimi, Tuesday, April & 1852.
DEAR Sra: Although but an individual,
isddrcs you in behalf of thousands-n behalf of
the interests Of this wide Territory, that will soon
MaState containing millions of inhabitants.
Alter suffering here during nearly three years,
since the organization of this Territory, all the
arsay, violence and horrors that WHISKY and its
~sl nain of followers could hfiet upon new Terri
n good men here had begun despair of ever seeing
N hnaesots the reign of Morality and Law.
hfsbruary last during the session of our Legislature
whae yet had scarcely heard of "he Maine Liquor
Law suddenly there seemed to pass over the troubled
lace Of society here spirit Of rc6rn that stirred the
pulses Of women of children and finally OF mens reso-
hncn to ac, TO do somehH, at least attenP 10 do
sneshng to shake OF ntemperance, that ike horrid
nightmare was pressing the gaspng breath out of our
eodypotc In the dead of winter the People but more
especially the noble women and the children of Ter
ffory-in Saint Paul. Saint Anthony saltwater, ercy
s'0s 'arNed ont en- massc and in long procession "a
Tashened caravan Of wo marched through the streets
SAINT Paul to the Capitol with memorials, and there
'"'~ the Legislature, until they fairly exored the
passage here Of the Maine Liquor Law. To avoid
sp0aSS'y the Legislature appended to it "proviso"
Us adoption or rejection by popular vote the first
Monday OF april
sOchwas the celebrity and rtrepid,y OF this coup dd
va 80 erectualy il followed up by energetic
s'~ 10 secure the victory by meetings resolutions,
,~,semen's-by the Pulpit and by the Press-that the
"assy interest nos struck rA panic. Although there
ees@een liquor bars in saint Paul, with population
- va 1000 such the diSsoy that B'hi,lg raj
NV hor bsrrcsded for is defense until three days
before the Election.
ses'esdsy the contest came The Whisky interest
ne policy to close every liquor bar in town during
eaon day, 10 prevent The exhibition Of drunkarls at
:. Peis-reeling arguments in favor OF the law. On
=. ~osr hand this tsct admission, ~ he enc
oi The law, that whi.ky Is ass proper element in
s','aons, and ought 10 be banished Wna,cvcr minds
'nsed by immediate selfnteresi, not below the
OF The Pulp and The Press srrsyed in favor
= INC Jaw; while the other side were the unscrupa-
.a'eihgent and that large multitude who canno, dis
~, ns'e between RIGHTEOUSNESS and regulated liberty
epesly feared that the disproportion of these two
s would prove fatal to the triumph Of the law 1t
~siui ordeal TOR such enactment TO pass through
where to base ts final enactment NOT upon the viii
We majority Der ceasus, Of the population nc< upon
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KOSSUTH IN NEW-ENGLAND,

BosroN, Thursday, April %, ls52-lOP r. III.
As early as o'clock, the whole Of Dock
square was filed with an enthusiastic crowd OF both
sexes striving to gain admission to Fsneuil Hall
Eight o'clock was the hour appointed for the com
nencement of proceedings long before which the vast
galleries were crowded with ladies, while the lower
floor was deuse mass IF all classes The presentation
of Hungarian Bonds the only passport to the Hail.
except those who paid 20 per ticket
About o'clock Gov boutwell, and the Legislative
Committee with KossUrH and suite, entered the Han
The Governor ofciated as President Of the meeting,
assisted by numerous vicePresid and Secretaries.
members of all political parties
Governor boutwell, introduced KossrTH 10 the As
sembly in the strongest terms OF welcome 70 faneun
Hall and in lanv1a most eloquent and affecting.
KossrrH with deep emotion, rose, and commenced
b asking The audience to believe that he rose not with
any nre,ension to eoquence within the Cradle OF Amer
can Liberty. He called upon the spirits OF American
,orerce not To frown at his daring 10 abuse shaks'
,e,s lanc,as @ In Faneul Hall. 1t was strange iste
and not lis choice that his tongue was rausnt WIN
down trodden nations wrongs The justice OF NJ eass
was his eloquence Misfortune might spPIo'en, ~
,sr whence the fame arose when touseu V"i ia'H''
from degradation to independence
After = tremendous burst Of applause had somewhat
subfided, KcssUTH continued -. $3.50 h,,
Cradle Of American Liberty ~ 80 $50 -. -,
there l. something in it which saddens my ne ioa
Jo,id n.t sav American Libery-yoa should say nDerIy
- s,,-;~a Liberty should not be either American or
Turopeap. |, should be just Liberty God is God de
Is neither Americas Gcd nor Eur3Pss Coo he y 90 =,
80 should Liberty be- American Liberty mas 9sn sne
sarne sound a. il you should say American priShege-
and there E the rub Look to hstery and when your
Sesr, .sddens at the fact that Liberty never yet was
ing in any corner Of the world. or in any age you VIZ
ind the KEY Of il in the gloomy truth tnaI VIM
free regard Liberty as their privilege, instead OF fafd
ing il as principle. - nd aid IL was
nothing but exclusive liberty ana pr, ~ eyes during
,hs meeting a. the state House, one o. w% he
There community in . aaS r.sh the eternal
pr.yed e God that A sns ses .sse1snsy
trqn o. .nSsg eloqueniy. the property ana n
.esenes be bad .tne.:.s II s P e &c ospsos &
land and oke Of the ents, %S;es be hsd p:ssed He
every city snd town through VINCE w.