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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
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WING SONGS.
Questions and Answers.

Questions and Answers.
NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
When England, in her pride of might,
Impressed our hardy tars,
And shipped them off, to make them fight
In her unholy wars,
Who was it then that left his home
And all its quiet joys,
To meet the foe in battle fierce?
Twas Winfield Scott, my boys,
Twas Winfield Scott,
Twas Winfield Scott,
Twas Winfield Scott, my boys,
That met the foe In battle fierce,
Twas Winfield Scott, my boys.
And when on Queenstown's hard fought plain
A band of heroes stood
'Gainst countless numbers, to maintain
That field, red with their blood,
Who cried aloud, in accents heard
Above the battles noise,
"We'll die beneath our stripes and stars"
Twas Winfield Scott, my boys,
Twas Winfield Scott,
Twas Winfield Scott,
Twas Winfield Scott, my boys,
That said he'd die beneath his flag,
Twas Winfield Scott, my boys.
And who was he, with Yankee phiz,
On pasteboards now that's painted,
That when he heard the bullets WhIz.
Got sick, and bravely tainted?
And there on Cherubusco's field
Closed tight his valiant eyes,
And in that battle didn't fight?
Twas Franklin Pierce, my "ys'
Twas Franklin Pierce
Twas Franklin Pie<e'
Twas Franklin Pierce, my ooys,
That tainted when thershot d, hllli'
Twas Franklin Pee &c, my boys
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
E. E. YOUNG. II. P BUCKLEY
Watches, 5eWeiEy, SilTerWare, st..
EosEEag g. Co.,
(LATE NELSON A. YOUNG.)
8 CAME ST. N. O.

A RE now receiving their Fall supply @ goods,
II consisting in part of the underraenii~ned artl-
cles:
Heavily cased gold and silver hunting watchssi
very substantial from the best manufactggffsss and
London and Liverpool. saita he Watches.
oy verse r;cb @ s"IJ b and St5sfaan and open faced Geneva
watches td5s l Plain az n; sssiSt cSsins for nt I2' pai,s5 p'"S s Ge5a
Ga11u e1.ttons. Finger Rings, Ladies and Gents
Roa.a Pins and Earrings, Single Stone and Clns,
~, Diamond Pins and Finger Rings. Gold and
Silver Spectacles for all ages.
s;Iyer Ware warranted pDre as coin. consisting
liable Tea and Dess~t Spoons; Table and Des-
s seff so lorss, SCUM n nsa,e To Ba,'er P hn.s9s; w M"s tar
sisting - Casters, Candle-sticks, Walters, e.
The Whole of which is warranted as fine aslny
offered by any house in the trade-and sfea-
sonable prices. l.. +
Is The s~trictest attention given to npalIinS
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry. All fa1tend to (
committed to our charge we person. ~ ~ l.
md our charges are reasonable. e
New Orleans. Nov. T, 1851. |-- -.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
PA 2 EssEE

THE undersigned, a qualified voter of the Parish
OF lbervillesh having given bonds as required
b?y Inc 4th section Of an act entitled IAN act rela-
tive to Auctioneers, approved March 10Th. ms
will promptly attend to all business confded II
him. "
:Rsfaeno-Hoth Bsotbers, F. Gallagher, Plaque
mine. 4ao-
VIII also receive bills and collect for the Mer.
chants of PlaquemiDe, New Orleans, and all Steam
boats running i'll the coast trade.
dis P. r. JENNINGS
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
Tr. ROGERS
LIVERWORT AND&AI

A SAFE and certain cure for Co15Assscp4ts,
ACroup, Asthma, Consumption of the Lungs,
Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis Hopping Cough and
all Pulmonary Affections.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
9GgEl ALTO d. lEz-1G:
(sucssor 70 Iytsr and Eeri1l
80 Camp strect,ew Orleans,
E:ano Ecgte and LIusiEea1er.

A1 -~SAO
fiHE subscriber respectfully &---=s
Z forms Lis friends, and the m,kerEy@
cal public in general: that he u Y Y j
now on hand, and will always ke4hc finest as
sortment of splendid Pianos, Of al~Escriptions. in
the United States, finished III pwood cases.
both plain and carved. Piano Fe's, from the
celebrated makers, Adam, SfodaH Co, OF. New
York HaIlett Il Davis, OF BostQIEieye. < Co.
Of Paris.
tbs above Instruments, Of theiost celebrated
movements, may 'bbe b. &C. co'' XXX - mi her IN efe-
ny style OF case, and Of IA, G lA s 81 aad I
octaves They are also sold at fananaaetaress
prices. .Il
Shed music of all kinds and tagFiptan, always
on hard, and being constantly eeiyfa from lila
Norti. by every steamer. OrIssG 55in Prolessorss
and 'emlnarles promptly atteref to.
TIE subscriber has had mansaars experience
in tie music business III the ldthern cities as
Wql as New Orleans, and is tbraghly acquaint-
efHith the minutest details dhf business. His
sick is the best selected that hstver been in the
Southern market, ard his Tariffs are such that
he will always have o. hand te selected stock
OF all kinds ct MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: and
The --latest and most fashionabe1usic
ALa-AiclodcJnS, Seraphines, Ciot of the best makers
lolihs, 'I9ioIieellos, Accordeou, Fhtes, Bapios, Music
oAes, ana instruments Of all kinds ,Qtitar, Ham, Violin |
ioIDpce'io n1d"tacr Strings; Peg 4fridges, Reeds, Fin
" noards, Eo~s, fcw i'air, Taiitbs, tiosin, &c. Piano
aud o~tbermnsic published, siEnusic received frotn
l lhe northern publishers Us Scoops puIIislod, A ill.,
al dlscouhf made on large orderfi d to music teachers
ne Faes5rlhef imports mosth His goods, he can Of
petteL Inducements TO pBrehass to give him = cali b.-
re purchasing, at No. 80 Cantgtreet. New 0rIanna ~
ors from GraVier street. wv
H0RATIOD. HEWITT.
octI0-ly ~ Camp rect, New Orleans,
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1ses, Combs, Fancy and
o SsaEEGEY HSnMs

tlemelres ', m;,s the city, DO wish to suppl
Comh caa WIN any desoIion of srlshes h
low nices i,d them az this ablishnaati at vel
fumerv, To,tet Keeps con9itly on hand, RI
a pTf,.hs v Whips. India Rlubbeioods,. ashe Il ! m |,
this Kind. '"idcter uIally kept illa stse
a ineral discount made ,ose traao
patronage. III may .Yor him with tlIir
No. 4 ehartree q JOSPH HUFIY,
Orlans. ~ aia mo. lCalnp street,Mw
- aec6lT
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M ut, NO Sugar p1anferc :

i, auLPHITE Of Lime 4 80 g..
This All, a4;e, made and guaran1eeite be a mi e,r ,a.,sle
tlcd q. nat according to Nelan5s 1sonrosa $500.
preyeua nah'ng sugar, isa perect eial;ser Ii !.
cane Ill.,. OF any change, or feys4,enta,;en III & .
le "a, H. 5ase; nlakIag a white and da'i het,aa ao 4 ne
SugarhIak; nc no.ie m%oiasses. Those intessssL ~
ticie q Rs b; may depehdhpo1 getfina
has been lone Ian Of LIME, and hot HI,
II i made d epI ana eherhichany "a
1 16rasz;;. Ty!sIfIPs i e { &C. ss. & s. 90
aovl1 ce,r Z MA asssa
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
Il. r. DEH,
Carriage go

osisiANA cARRIAE REPOSITORY
-. =; ana d Carondeleteet, Union Row
. eM ,Ileans, Always on Id q large sort
aleh.; ON the best manuf,ries, for Sale low.
a-aoA eommodating terms dec13-6m
'F ~ onDERsiGNED Md respectfully calf
,ar,a 'a IA attention ,le y Of Merclis and Others to his
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
NEW G0ODs,

NEW G00Ds.
rIsHE undersigned is receiving direct from New
Il York, Boston and PHILADELPHIA, a large and
handsome assdftnnept of GOODS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION He respectfully ~solicits a s1ar-
ofpublic patronage.
THEODORE JOHNSTON
Pla1asniine september 18th, 1851
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Z gsz sFssE Es2ma&.t Ellie ssFaes E't2c Ma
sgzgslE9GG Company Of E4osss~Ta-aa.

Liza AnriG I 80, md I1,t ret! . !nljo"t CT
kss.st.t ca tu I've maH-!.s' business.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
On OF THE
n
G9E DEEN N#EY MORTAR.
IN OF H
r~- srz ~ s=E 81
JUsJL A2g

JUST RECEIVE
A FRESH SUPPLY Of Fancy Groceries, COM
N prising in par}Soi the following:
Assorted Pickles, ii pints, quarts, half gallons,
and gallons.
Assorted Preserves, III pint. quart. 4 ID and 6 b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

A Demo' ratio paper in Ohio ronpl.ins til al
n has m-!aiI sketch of General ri .rc,;'s
lie. II add VIZ may say. however. that
ne u no' :" o scare a person as the Wings
"onld have the penp. h.iieve. His father a.
Al officer 81 The Rcvouti IN, and he himself. If
We are not mistaken, took command ofGsn
Pixies army. after thar gallant officer was
r":ialiy wounded. at the haitl, Of York.'
: Gcnetal Pierce must have Lcen n " order
III youih. General Pike was MORALLY wound
ri IN 1914. thirty eight years ago. General
Pierce bciH. now fort. five years old. he
could have been only seven years Of age when
he "iook command of Gen Pike's" armv a,
The attack on Liifle York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
Ereiglts up and Down the Canal
EXCHANGES
Rich lnOnd Markets June 2Stll.

The general character of market remains the
In Tobacco there is irmness. Corn ha. advanced
materially,
TOBACCO.-Weq quote Lngs s33asj9; Common Leaf
s5as6l; Good s7asi Fine :sla$Ii. Fine Manufac-r-
ring and in Demands prices ranging from Ols6
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
WHEAT Market closed.
FLOUR-:i.1a4as4.a5
CORN NEAL-S0c-dull.
OATS--:}S to As cents.
RfE-75cts
FISH-ilerrings. No /. Cut s. no. tirrss s. IS
$3.50 Roe 81 Oh: Msckerel. No. 3. SOL; No. g S0a-
M. J. Sill. Shnd nnne in r-arkei
LARD-Bbis. 1lall4 cts kegs ia12.
BACON-Sides held al l0iuIl cents Shoulders 9a93;
Hams IL to II.
MOLASSES-Swect Cuba 2oa23cts. New Orleans
3Da3lcts.
GuANO-P.ruvan 454 from wharf.
COFFEE-Prime new crop Laguyra 9ia9icis. Rio.
good To prime ~ to9S
CLOVER SEED-SGj 60.
PLAsTER-Iump 81 IS 10 4; Ground I so toS.
SALT-From store 81 45 -ae- from wharf 81 5ul:l5
SCGAR-New Orleans SAT- cents; Porto Rico ll6t
HAY-Nurth.rn, in bales-irom wharf 81 from store
10
IRON--rig Iron $50 10 80 according to quality
Sweeds s95 per English 50: Tred-car Richmond
mandatory e., Up Country Bar SsGas according to
quality.
STEEL--American hs,crcd 81 o. To 10 per ton.
ToBacco Acknowledgement of a letter from gland
received by last
There for Virginia Tobacco be-
ing high this than there have been since 1882 the
reduced stocks in this country; md the Virginia crop
bad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

The Board of President and Directors of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company an
nonnce To the holders of The bonds of the
Company, issued for the completion of the
Canal to Cumher RAND under the MARYLAND
acr of 1874. CHI. Isl. that. in consequence of
the disastrous food of April last requiring the
expenditure Of large sum to repair the
Canal. and tie loss of revcnnc for two or
three months, they are nnavodably compelled
TO suspend tn" pr, mrni of the coupons of in
ierest on said bonds, due and payable on the
LIST Of July ensuing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

,,r t~Na-NtCATCD.
Mr. E'l'aor::-lI'ireqnc,mly see and hear
lause IN "sr Federal Goastitstion, m;.renre-
fn'ed or srisstafed. by -eyi.x <. that s.w ha,ev.r
: not granted by said 'Coss,s luton to the Fed
mi Government. "r.nccee.e rily implied. is re-
-rved t"thr States or'pe,yis~-~ The true rrnd.
'g Is The p"wers no, a<ssz,ssfe.i to the Uni
ri 's's'rs by the Cons,iiuiisa- nor prohibited
y u To the Ss~ses.~se reserved to the States
-sps~''ivesy. or,o the reofi;e-' Now. want
= Knew. WHO " TO ex-rci>c She inw ers not
rantrd the Federal ,Geu-rnrnent. and vet,
". taen In the Sta,es-su5h for insa anc.., ~
uniting sa'is of credit or III ssis words, bank
"'es' ~ SHIN -pi.acrA The. POW er rsnnoi he
serv't' '"'i'e States .ecsr,.r- ), is prohibited
,"s" rs" rrsr'.-d' 10 's.~ p ,orle. "r is i,
H. rs-scrsrH Hii' 10 rrs,rv~A 10 the people.
Ply 'dde"ar a.csislamrcs .na .<,orsrrs. mas,
w. "sA''.f the use If a,in,rfa .t.rs. and can
Those whr i<sur Them. ,bideu na..r rlsir con.
'''''''''a' "'''s"N"''''n! CRITIC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01


ohscurirv, FraxkLs P;rrre is Gen Scots ~.Ant
Disqualification. His whole Ife has been 1
training Tor the Presidency. ImbucJ in youth
with the principles aud SCIENCE Of the Iaw, as
taught BY eminent Virginia juri-t.; employed
ever sincciu dulies Of a public character. civil
as well as military; residing generally at WASH
ington. the centre Of political inielIig ence Ion
terms OF intimacy with many Of Our most dis
'inguishcd statesmen; taught by his profession
the habit of ohcdhucc to- the constitution and
veneration for the Union; ii is difficult to ina
CINE nm experience m"re admirably suited tn
'qHaiifya man for di.charging the div~rsrf j
duties off elevated post. E,rp in The
cusi"n Of m'iit,ry duties proper he has cxilihi'
ed a.taleu snd acquired feiEsy, adapfng
lin 10 the highest civil STATION. What b,ttcr
evidence ran there lie of admins Araii. &c csraci.
~, than toplan. provide for. and cos.,luc, sue
ccssiui campaign. at the head os n large armv.
IN the 'errif"ry Of hostile rrnrsei 1t Is
capital hlunder one into Which, cur political op-
. f'onenrs seem To have fa-n, tessPposc that
few years attendance IN Congress is sufiirier.
school'ng for the Presidency. ltisjust as easy
10 know what occurs HERE and ie acquire pn-
lt'iSai knowledge. without brng u member, rs
f'y occupying the Speakers Chsir The best
preparation is a sound intellect; patriotic
trarf; knoai 'Jge oftbe laws. treaties aud con
s,i'uiion; frmncss; the hal II hong under i'm
i'oran national! responsibilities IF watching nj
preparing for public ernergencrs; knowledge
nf men and the spirit TO control them when ne.
vessary; mind fertile in rescurces and accus
TONED TO watcI, over and provide fer the inter
ests Of others. These are fine l.ess qualifica.
nj rs for the Presidency. and they are possess
ed, we firmly believe, in sn enne,: degree by
the candidate Of the Wig party. To pre-
tend t,ar in these essential respects. Franklin
pierce IS superio, eaaal to. or comparable
with Winfield Scott is absurd and ridiculous.
and will mol he credited cxcep, l,g raose " ho
are 'e' s,srid or TO" iyned 10 knaw right
from wo,pg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
LATEST NEWS.
Later from California.

49 sysses..a New YORK. J une 20.
The Crescent City. with mails from San
Francisco to June L. arrived here to day. She
brings 400 Passengers, millions Of gold as
ficsht. and half million in the hand, Of pas
sengers.
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Intelligence from the mining regions con,in-
ues to he satisfactory. Large specimens were
being daily discovered-onc Of which weigh
ed GO ounces
Some ditficlty existed between the French
and American Miners at Sonora.
Indian depreds,ions "a, Los Angeles continue
to be made.
The Catholic Bishop of California is about to
establish Missionary Seminary at San Ga
briel. With the view of extending Missionary
Operations among the Indians.
GOLD IN OREGoN.-Ricli Gold mines have
lately been discovered in Oregon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

The nomination Of Gen. Scott has been re-
ceivcd with the widest enthusiasm in the
No tn and West. He la, long beer the idol Of
rhe people Of that region. He was the first
choice ofNe York. Pennsylvania and Ohio.
twelve years ago. They voted for him in the
Conventions OF 40. and As. They are deter r.
mined that he shall be elected now A gentle
man from Western New York. yesterday, told
10. 'hat he would receive the votes of three
fourths OF the entire population Of that region.
Come calcula'o-s are sanguinc. that he will re-
ce've the electoral votes OF seven Fights Of the
Stsf-s.-Lich IVAig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

On the 5'h inst. as We are Informed by gem
'Icman ni scott comfy. man by the name Of
James Scissor took the life Of a neighbor fy
the nam" of Elijah Hicks. AT or near Nickels-
vile, In Scott county. liappears that the fatI.er
1t Scissor and Hicks had fallen ont about an
old blind bride. when young Srlsor interp osed
aud in the midst Of fight. drew a concealed
kpi'e from his person End stabbed Hicks to
The heart. who Immediately cxpi,ed.-Abing-
don TTrsiai0n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
4 NTKRACIT'E AND ssiTUMaNOUs

IN COAE.-Thc subscriber tegs leave to call the
attention of the people Of Lyncburg the importance
q! securing their fuel for the winter early they
ma their arrangements receive IT, avoiding ali
vexations disnppointmenrs and deiay accustomed by
crowded demand, limited supply aud general dsin
riinaton the part Of Boat carry Coal to-
gether with circumstances generally unfnvorabc put
ting it away in bad weather. He is receiving some
1900 OF ntlracite Coal direct from the mines Of
Pennsy vnna. Of superior quality both Red and White
Ash. and will deliver the from the vessel. while
discharging at s. - per load of2j bushels or
81 % the ton of 2240 lbs, delivered basin bnnk.
He is also ready his deliveries of Clover
Hill Lump Coal all who moy be disposed order
their supply eary-prce 1sc on board bout. Also on
hand large stock oke 17c, delivered in like man
Orders with good city reference promptly attend
ed to. EDWIN II. CLARKE,
Office on l3,h between Cary and Main sts.
iv lin Richmond Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

LfNcbBUtG. June 70, 1872
TOhacc0.

Inspections and sales the past week a. hhds wh-h
the heaviest operation in the article for years
past The market continues brisk. and prices COED fer
all descriptions with sae- Of shipping Lugs from 9 to
$500; Manufacturing do from $3.50 Ia s.; common
Leaf - to s.; mddling do s. $3.50: go.d tn fne
shipping from $3.50 to 1880; good and fine n,anufac-
turing from $40 $3.50 in quality Included in
the sales of the past week. hhds for DR.. Ed
ofPusysana averaging $3.50; for Capt Preston Gil
bert hhds nj siJ75. and lot of loose TOGO at S34 so
WHEAT.-1u to 7jc for Red and White.
WIN T. SMITH,
Commission Merchant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

NV York June % A letter by the Atlantic states
that serious conspiracy has been discovered in The
French army, aud that the Government making
strenuous efforts to suppress it.
Exten-ive torgeres ofland in TIL. city led
the arrest last Saturday, off number Of persons ipcn
ted.
Sales o Tobacco in New Orean last week amounted
$500 hlds The market has declined.
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Lynchbars Mark cts--yune 30.

-lse WHOLESALE PRiC Els. f.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS more Freely and duh
1Ut H.
foRK.-Nogr.
BEEr.-we quote by the quantity ut las cts
fLorn--s dull
WBEAr.-h.d zoe; White Is cts.
MEAL. Corn Meal 7Os75c.
'tiaarN.-Corn G.ja7 y Cts Oats 40 To - cents.
GUAsc.-I.esi Peruvian $50 to 50 per ton.
PLAsT.s-Lurp, IS: Ground So in Bbls l0i.
Sus.gs.-N.w Orleans 6ia9 Porto Rice to Ia
.;t-.-C ts,-cd l0,l1 It's. Loaf III to laA cts.
WUIsKY.-Mourtsin 80 cts.
BEEswAx.--2I to22 cents.
BuTrEn.-Eresi in small lots 10 to IL. Firkin dull
I2l
iiGASDr.-Apple 40a45: Peach so to S5ci..
Ear IHoS.-S7Jas0 assortcdduI;.
CoFFnE-Rio Ito II cts. Laguira IA to I2t Mocha
90: Java Is tol IL.
COUNTRY !.t41fs.-Tow.. it, ~: source ,nd uan,
ed Flax I2al4rf-.
Corrog YARss.-S,lcs l6al7
FEATHERs.--3j To 80 cts.
WooL.-.5 To IS CTS. in dull.
Wool RoLLs.---35 to- 74 yer, scarce.
GiSsESG.-32u35 Cts.
FLAX SEsD.-Sales 81 per Sc lbs.
FsH.-IIerrings, No. |. $si; Halifax No Herring,
ssas7i Shad. sl3: Mackerel. No. >, IS
TALLow.-S to 81 cts.-duIi.
TAR.-s3.50 per hb
HEMr.We quote 81 to &C.. in demand.
LISsEED OIL.-7Oa7 5cts.-n demand.
LAKp.-I2 10 l24 cts.
MoL.ssEs.-West India 81 to 40 cts. per eallun.--
y. o. ~ to As ct..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

WASHINGTON. J une &c.
The course pursaed by the Tribune and
Times has. ] understand, caused deep regret 10
General Scott. He declares that he accepted
the nomination and the platform of Principles
at the same time, and that no effort on his part
shall he spared to honestly carry out those
principles and nationalize the Wing party
The Wing ratification meeting here on Mon
day evening promises TO be grand affair."
The Southern men are rapidly coming into
line.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

Mr.. Arlaur Watts. Eaecatof Of .Lohn U4Hs deed,
NVAKE NOTlCE-Thst shall, on the Goth cav of
l. July, 1852, Mt the dwelling houss of John Everett
in the county of Cabc and State of Virginia. take the
depo-itous sunday Witnesses be rend evidence
the trial Of the suit depending in the circuit of
Bedford county in the State aresai wherein YOU ere
plaintiff and | deiendanf. If from any cause the
said dispositions should be taken. completed,
dnv above named. the win be taken the day
following, the place above appointed, and
the taking thereof will he continued from day day,
(Sundny's excepted until the Whole taken
JOHN ii. MOORsMAN.
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CHIkLS AND EEVERS,

Ague. Bilious Remittcnt and Nervous Fevers, Gene
rtl Weakness WeaEiness in the Limbs. Chronic Debi-
~. Jaundice Dyspepsia, &c. may be cured by STA
BLEHS G,eat Agus and F.rsr ST~-fc
t5- None genuine without the signature r u. STA.
BIER N. d.
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STABLER,S Alternative

valuable remedy for Impurities Of he Blood Erysi-
pelas, Boil.. Salt-Rheum, Milk Crust. Rheumatism
Bronchitis Eng!argrd Tonsils, Sore Throat, Dropsy
Ulcers on the cg-, Swecd Glands DerangeG .ivcr
Oppression Palpita.ion Of the Heart letter SC. &c
Prepared by r. Fl. STABLER Mes andra Va.
All Of the ubeve rasable preparations for sale by
K. STABLER & CO,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

"A Coop ONE.-"I -ay," cnqured a'whig Of
ade'nocra' few days ago, show do you like
the no'nuatioul"
FIRST rate was the reply. chad my eye
on that man Prize for some time"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Ric n I'M o md. June FL.

JUNE a5.-ARRIvED
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymorc, Philadelphia mdse
20 Mayo & Atkinson.
SAILED.
S-hr Courirr, Davis, Washington Stone.
Schr Florence Locke. Halifax Flour.
New YopK jane 24-Arrived schr Hoxall Sshcld.
from Richmond; Cleared. schr Merchant, Couch, Rich
mond.
JUNE e6.-ARRIyED
Sclr Cheftain. Jones, Philadelphia,Coal to II
Clarke.
Schr Eliza Jones. Boze. Philadelphia. Coa to E II
Clarke.
Schr Zimbuco. Travers, Philadelphia, Coal to II
Clarke.
Schr Empire. Simmons. Philadelphia, Coal to II
Clarke.
Sch. VIM Norris. Taylor, North Carolina Lumber
III Whtelock.
Srhr Tr"pic. Thoma. Philadelphia, Coal to J Davis.
Schr John Watson. Cambern, New York, Hay 10
Marx Dowsey
Sehr Monte Cristo. Wright. New York, Guano. &c.
Schr New York. Wyatt, New York, mdse to d. Cur
Schr Timothy. Pharo Crsnmer. New York, Hay to
Wright.
Srhr Msriha Collins Collins, New York, Hay Ed
mond Davenport, & Co.
Schr W II Rotan. Spragg. New York, Hay. Edmond,
& Davenport.
Steamer BeIvderc Clifford, Baltimore. rndse Lud-
Ian, s. Nat-nn.
Steamer R,nnoke, Parrish New York. mt-e to Lud-
PBrLAsrIyHa June &C .-Arrivcd, steamship Virgin
in, Teal. As hours from Richmond.
a JUNE 2S-ARRNED
Schr Chas + Brown, Mckee, New York, mdse "
Wright.
Schr SPLENDID. Rogers, New York, Hay Edwin Far
rar. ? t-,H-Ft-F .fsa II 0 ra
Srhr Antelope, Doyle Cardenss. Molasscs, SC. to c
T Wort an & ca.
Schr Ocean. Mitchell Ball, Toronto. II WHY.
SAILED,
Scir Galega. Nelson. New York, mds. David Curre.
Schr MARTINI Teal Philadelphia Coal
S~ir Lucy Robinson. Robinson. PORT Wafhal
Schr T. Browne, Mckee. James River, for Wood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
MAR RlAGE;S.

Married ~ The house of Mr.. John r. Davis of this
place. on Tuesday morning s9th ut. by the Rev W. II.
kinckl", FRAZIER 5. hTRArToS To ZALixp, LYscH,
.au, liter nf the ite Ihumis Davis Of Bedford