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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

fFo' '''o ~ ''"-''" IF'uEruIHs
BY REQUEST.
Judge William Leigh, Of Vir.
Stnil.

sinia.
No higher duty pertains to the rrcss Of
free country Than Ila, of rendering ho.
mage 10 the fame Of The just. the upright.
and the humane among her ritiacps--
When the honor and integrity Of un indi.
vldual are tried by the sevcrcs, tests and
found not only uuimplred but ontarnish.
ed. when they are maiutaincd y, great
sacrifice, and by conduct the opposite Of
Which would have exposed their posses.
sor to c, insure. they may e deemed nbcr-
ent qualities Of character, ornaments which
must secure TO II both Conscience and I'D.
mlraiion. Nirginians are Justly proud of
many grcat illusirious names among their
ciiizcns, both dead and living bur there is,
perhaps. no one more clearly entitled to
public conhderce and esteem than the gen.
tlenan whose name is placed at the head
OF tins article.
In Decem her, 1921. the late errvntric
hut distinguished John Randolph wrote
Will. IN which he made provision Tor tho
emancipation ofaIl his slaves, (some three
hundred,) and their settlement in some
free State where they might lie permitted
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80 c'T.. -" g.; e. ,.'., -, r.
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,varIs I;s sIaves IL 1s9I M. p.ieI,.'L
ro,,,rnoJ frnr, NJ. ,,;..;oa -
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ArJr.y Jaclson III. La.l,h ,,...
cenlle b,J h.cn,ne orea,l, ;,,na;r..J III
il w,s r.;nG,lly ,n.r;e.s, ~ HI. rr;..,.,. ,h.,
bo,h in Lody and mind be wss ,,nch
cbnngeJ ,nd d;sor,l.reJ H;s suh,.,,,.n,
cord,c, .xc;,.d ,Inr,,;n, unn,.h.,I;.,..
of u,,er mental al;en.tion T., D,.rSnh.r
,s21 J,Jca r,,,b , s.l ,;.;.
rim anJ saw upm;.tnk..hl. .;,,, ~ n.
r;an,Is ,nnn,,I d;.or,l.r H. e., ~. H.
= - -;
n A. '"1' pS,, s','t = "ute ~ III " a'""e WIN
Ni'' i'uhop''' "'',''a 'a,' "our' snu oe'
ing competed ." 'e"Ie ''e heN' morning.
re''red 70 res'' WI lahao'ph p.ing ien
a,"he' very curry IN 'he morning Mr.
p'nuo'r' Drought me 'ne room where
Judge Lei N was sleep'ns stamenlary
paper en,',e'y chon,g'ns me d''pos'''on
when h"G @ nren MADE o. ais pfopTfy ny
the WIN OIL ioxi, f,. ana delivered me paper
ana 'he "'n % lo~' ma ca''eei'''d co"d''
''n me- 10 ,se ph,p care pi T.: 'uose ,asgs asas"
mr ra"uo'pn o'eu !" ioo'' an" when
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26

These vessels all Of the first class, built in the
city of Baltimore. expressly for this tadc. and
have superior accommodations tor passengers
They are commanded by experienced Captains.
and qualified for the trade and who will spnre no
exertian to accommodate. They will be towed up
aud down the river by steam. aud may be relied on
10 sail promptly advertised. Merchants gDinr
Nurth or ordering goods from New York will find
1t To their interest TO ship by this line. it is the
only regular line, and freight will always be taken
at the lowest rates. and every effort will be made bv
The agents in Richmond and New York, 10 give sat
i-thctiun Wercspectfuy ask and hope to succeed
n nobtainiug ful share of patronage Goods slim
ed by this line 70 New York. will be forwarded
Zee ofrnmrission to New Orleans Mobile Saya-
hh. Charleston, or any oter port. The vessels
= VI be in Richmond at Rocket> in New York an
rth No. |. Cdifi.e House slip foot Of Wall Street
DAVID CURBlE. Richmond.
CHAS. H. PlERSON. n. York. age U.s.
No. 81, South Street.
teI,.,arl Arr
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMITS

= SEO4N kAOuSCs-l ~
have as-ariated themselves under the firm and
style of MOsby IL Garland, for the pui-
pose of conducting the AIc ssn and General Com
mission Business in ti;is place, at the old stdad Of
MosLy 81 Holcombe. In connection with their
business. they design keeping Il general FUR
NLsHING ard AGRTCUL TURAL ROOM.
where those in want of neat furniiure and good
Farming implements. may have the opportunity of
furnishing themselves with good article at low
prices
They will mike LIBERAL ADVANCES on all
articles consigned to them for sale
All sales guaranteed and cashed when required.
They respectfully solicit the patronage of the
friends and customers of their late predecessors
assuring them that by this change in the style Of
the firm. they have increased facilities tor extend
ing their operations, and rendering the now con
cern. in every respect acceptable To them and wor
thy the confidence oflhe public
VIII. II. MOSBY.
March I5--ts A b. GARLAND.
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eSsa,. RICHMOND Manu.
81 Esasnsszst factured Furniture

arge Factory for the purpose of Manufacturing
FURNITURE Of all Style, and Partorns, and wond
call the attention of Farmers and Planters more
In our Stock. We hnve now in store
Of our own Manufacture Sofas. Bureaus. Dining
Tables, French. Cottage and Nipple Bd,'eads
IFard,oJes, IVashNonds. a large variety oi Chairs
Mattresses and large assortment Of other articles
JONES g. HARDWOOD,
Main Street.
Az
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- UNION STEAM-sgFIPCO. for


.s=aa PHILADELPHIA splendid Stenn-
ships " PENNSl LVANlA" and "sIhGINIA." :"
leave Richmond alternately every FIVE days for
Philadelphia.
These steamers are both new and have very su-
peri0r Staie-rnnm accommodations.
The Captains ARE men vt much experience in
their prof, ssion. and W. can highly recommend
t4i- route To tlr travelling community, for comfort
~te"d and economy
Tphaceo manufacturers will find it to their adj
vantage 10 give this nude ol transportation the
preference being much less III ly to eace their
boxes in getting them to market.
Good. sent to our consignment for reShipment
viii receive every attehton and be forwarded at
tie usual rates.
Citz rs or Lynchburg or elsewhere. wishing to
engage Stute-rooms in either of these Steamers be-
fore leaving home. can do SO. lv addressing US.
MAYO s. ATKINSON. on the d ,cl.
march V,
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s.SE. ,gssUsTEE's SALE or tyAl-

q. - UABLE LAND IN PULASKI COUA-
TY-By virlur ot the provisions OF Il deed of
trust executed to Joseph A. Logan and myself bv
John Wygul, jir. and Mildred A. his ~ifr, on the
h duy of March, 1911, and duly recorded in the
Jerk. fire of the couHty court DfPulaski county
L. surviving Trustee will for the purpose Of cx-
eculing the trusts declared in said decd, proceed
the l7rh day of June. 1852, OF the premises. to
sell the real estate conveyed in said deed Of trust,
To the highest bidder, for ready money.
The Land is described in the deed aforesaid
lying in the county of Pulaski in the State OF
Virginia. being the tract upon which the said Wy
gal resided, and comprising various surveys aud
tracts, a contiguous and adjoining each nther and
containing between I,500 and l,10O A.
cres OF Land. with all the uppendnges and
appurtenances thereunto ielorgirg."
The above Tract Of Land is situated within
mile nf the village Of Ncwbern. the county seat of
Pulaski; the Southwestern McAdamized roud pas
ses through il. The Lynchburg and Tennessee
Rni Road viii certainly pass in its immediate vi
ciuity. and most probably over it.
The estate is one of great fertility and beauty.
producing grain nbundantly, and admirably adapt
ed TO the grazing business. Il is in fine heart and
condition. and well Set in grasses. with Dwell
EF:s LING HOUSE and the necessary out hous
ELL es upon it. About one half Of the Land is
cleared and in cultivation Further description is
deemed unnecessary. it is supposed those desir-
ing to purchase, will make personal examination
OF the premises for themselves. Mr.. Wygal re-
sides the land. and will show it to such persons
as desire 70 examine it
By the terms of the deed. the Trustees are au-
thorised and empowered to sell the land in such
portions and in such manner. to them may ap-
pear most conducive TO the interest OF all concern
ed.
On the day Of sale it viii be announced whether
the said land will be sold entire tract, or in
two or more parcels.
i invite the particular attention of gentlemen
desiring to invest their means in Real Estate, to
these lands they are exceedingly valuable
count of their fertility. and the character Of their
products. They situated in Of the most
beautiful, healthy and improving portions of the
State The title is believed to be perfectly clear;
as trustee, however, shall only convey such title,
as is vested in me by the aforesaid deed of trust.
WM BALLARD PRESTON,
Mar ls-tl7iun Trustee.
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! oOArs GLASS & PICTURE

COAEA GLASS Il PICTURE
~ tRAM MMANUFAOTORl.-1lIE IN
derSisunsl nahtttrr and offer for sale the follow
ing articles ~ khern trices:
I"r'r7ui rHmeichly ornamen,al and piain gilt
lir'Gfe ran'eS pii aad fancy wood and suii
DaSselreatylr ines. aiarge beaatiful assortment
Of nrw good
I.ooling Glass I4s of all sizes md s,fed in
fIoture GLASS flch- first quality. from 50x36
inches down
Plate Glass, fnr sas AID dwellings. furnished n
order
Composition Rose,. Of all sizes. for Builders, in
terror work
ALSO,
Old Work re-sil: ;obbiae in all the above
branches
fictnre oias< rut tory paftern-and large size
french Mirrors wished to order.
IF Country crd.by r,nil vii receive nrornnt
attention. hNCK & GLOVER.
lbs Main street, ireen sth and 10th st. Rich
rnond. Va.
june 9-ts
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DEGAR LOCOMOTIVE

l. WORKS, Richmond IpgiLiq.-The uAder-
signed are Tepared TO execute orders f5r every de-
scripton LOCOMOTIVE a.! 5TATIONARY
ENGINES and SAW Mills.
The addition to tleir works Of shop of l50 by
80 feet. to be devoted to this description Of work
exclusively, enables them to execute orders with
dispatch.
The work furnished by them will be warranted
equal that furnishe by any other e-tablishm nt
ANDERSON Il SOUTHER
FOR SALE. G pairs best FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES, 81 feet diameter
Mar lJ-3m A. e. s.
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TERRY & SHIELDS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
+ YNCHBURG MARBLE YARD

IL JOHN b. GADDEsS q. BRO. Prosy1e-
ora. forme y Of B Il DAore-Hare opened their g.
iabiishment adj daiug the Masouic Hall and Post
Office. and are prepared tu execute all orders in
their line. md keep constantlv hand large a.
>ortment uf FINISHED MARBLE WORK, ai
Northern prices, such as
Plaza and Ornamental Ma bic Manrlcs.
MonufnrBts Tomb-, Grave Stones &c
Prepared cf he ies, Amsric n and Naian Marble.
Carving and Lettering promptly executed with
neatnes. and dispatch
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention in
form, size style and quality they suited to the
taste and circumstances of oil. Orders from the
country pnnctuaily attended to withou; an addi-
tionai cxpense nf boxing drayage, and carefully
packed 10 gp safe any distance.
Au,,i
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CSC REWARD.-Rpn "wny from tn

CSA KE " A e D.-kNn "wny nom the
GV subscriber living in Bedford county, on
:, e llth inst. Negro Man by the name of Aaron.
lie is about 80 years ofage, FIVE feet 10 l! inch
es high; lie had on wh n he left, n suit of mixed
c!nth--hc walks rather badly, something being the
matter with his ancles.
Feh 23-rf TrINS. rOSSrr
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LYNCHBURG, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL ?
FUxNErUlsE.--JONEl

.sss,5fEI - -, ECRNHTU RE.--JONEN
estz-nzez4z5N & HARDWOOD. Nam Sired.
ScS - Richmond; Vo.--We have now
on hand the largest assortment os Richmond made
Fnr,ilre ever offered in this Market, aud we ire
determined to sell as low the sa ne quaatity can
be bought in any Northern Market.
Among our Stock will be fund
300 dozen Chairs. Sewing Chairs,
$50 Bedstead- all STYLES, Secrptaries,
60 Sofas and Divans, Spring Bedsfeads,
80 Dining Tables. Centre Tables.
100 MatrnSses, Fancy Parlor Ta-
Card Tables. bles,
Cottage Furniture, Marble Top Wash
Wardrobes. stands.
Reception Chairs, Cribs. Cradles.
Rocking Chairs, Looking Classes,
Spring Chairs, made Washsiands, &c.
Of iron, J. p JONES.
April SITS SAM'L W. HARDWOOD.
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he-> oHl D"nlHipn Nails, every size and
description.
2Ogag> superior Bic Cuffre.
lia-kctS do Salad Oil
se,t treis Bragg's best Family Flour
Ioqu Bumgariner's Old Rye Whiskcy,
l9oP Fletcher aud Kcnnrdy's Cincinna-
Rcetiied Whiskcy,
u H. Port WIhc.
40 Is Claret ''St. Julian M.doc,"
u rs superior Sherry,
Il et> Creme de Bowzy Champagne,
20 itnhn> old Antigua Rum.
~ 70 do "Mnrzcl,'s" Pale Brandy.
our own direct in,urfaion.
81 do Port Wine. our own direct
Importation.
29,OV1 gdne Havana Cigars "Esreralda1
'r' oar own direct importation,
lu0 hafa len~endnle Cemeut.
1880 hu>h >nncrior Oar s,it,hIc for so,I
Jan l2-ts GARLAND & ROBINSON.
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TO CARPENTERs d!

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS or
IN HOUSE EBUlLDERS.-Thes subscriber would
inform IN community that he has on hand good
lot of the best Pine Timber that virginia will afford
and receiving every week. all of which will be sold
low for cash or good paper.
JAS. S. CREWDSoN, Com. Merc't
On fhe pasip.
N.B.-Bills for Houses received and tled at
the shortest notice Timber well dried if sired
Aug. It's / = g.
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IMPORTANT TO FARM, rs,

H. Gar- c5lc,s Fo,iss re- Jor, led Cpp MES
HrRnf chr rs. Arti-7''a. Pr tessio1tqi .n, BE
shaaicS. an oihcrs-E'he Pump ana Fire
Engine d.-Rigtt Src,ad By L.
nj cd States Let .er.-i Pr tRt-ALL lYFRGyeNExTs
WILL BE PnosgcuTED Gr LAw.-Thi> Is ,c most
valuable il vrntiun ofthe age; and viii orayirich.
uiauuiartnries public "dihces, hotels, and,rivate
dwellings, are incomplete. aad comparauvy inse-
cure with ilii@ cheap and ctheicnt Ere pgine.
the Firucr IS perfectly independent "t aeHac
commodntiug insurance compaLies, and {, bid
defiance 10 the incendiary.
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SARLAND a ROBINSON. Ar,

NTOAEERS and COMMISSION MER-
CANTS. HI hmoad. Ia. corner Cary mt 20A
81 en- ,ite Dock. offer for sale on accommodating
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- VIRGINIA LINE OF RECg:-

-ss-~ MOND AND NEW YORK PACKETS
This Ncac Home Liae is composed the following
Vessels, all owned in the city of Richmond, and
sails from Neo fort egc,y four days, viz:
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T EvTNCsToN PLoUGu CAST

IL lNGS.-riss, subscriber has IN hand largo
lo' ef the celebrated = Livingston Plough Cast
'nss. and viii rnn;;uue to receive additions to his
tuck from tic foandry that there will be no
dtfio4tyin getting any of the pieces belonsirg to
them. JAMES B. RENWICK.
Feb l2-ts on the Basin
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AK ATTEN FION!.-The Traiiing OF
jss:ys the Uiees Of the 10Th and 9lst Regis Va.
8cass Militia will be at Liberty the Sd. 4th and
5'n days Of May next and the Reg't Muster of tine
9lst Reg't. will be at Liberty on the 9th day Of
May. By order Of The Col. Vt the 9l~t Reg't
AL l9--w2w JAMES F. JOHNSON. Adt
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AW NOTlCE.-The undersigned hav-
IL ing this day formed copartnership in the
PRACTICE OF La ". will regularly atfeni all
the courts of the corporafion of Lynchburg and Of
the counties Of Campbell. Bedford and Halifax
They will also attend to the collection of cluims in
any of the adjacent counties.
n. II. CAMPBELL.
JAMES CHALMERS
E-ApDKEss: CAMPBELL & CHALMERS,
Dec l8--ts LVnclbHrr Ia
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!" ANTE D-Fifty able bodied
w Negro Men to work on the Virginia ard
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POSfpOnennFus.


The nbove leiti1E has been postponed t.
THURSDAY 29th April.
e. mar o5-ts1A n n
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that the defamation about the genius OF des-
citation was mere defamation, and nothing
more. II is proper in this place to state, that
the extreme wetness Of the weather, during the
months Of February, March and April. great
ly retarded the operations of the company, in
their endeavors TO reach Burke's.
Another proof of the value Of this road, as
contrasied with what has been said of il, con-
sists in the extreme anxiety manifested by the
people above Burke's to have it extended to
that point. II has already begun to reach out
its arms in the direction of the Stanton river.
1t will be extended eight or ten miles above
the junction, as soon as the rails can be laid,
and in the same time the grading will have
been finished 10 Keysviile, in Charlotte coun'
ty, distance Of seventy two miles from this
city, and the stills, &C., have been provided Tor
il as far as Staunton river. Once arrived al
that point, there can be no doubt that II VIII
nav. Indeed, the President is OF the OPINION
that it will pay from Keysville, and when we
reflect upon the extraordinary results obtained
from having carried it even 10 Burke's, we full
Nv concur with him.
Blu, we must defer further comment until to-
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Virginia LEGISLATURE.

The Senate, yesterday, by vote of % to IL,
refused to agree to the resolution from the
House of Delegates, for an adjourned session
of the Legislature. A motion to reconsider
the vote rejecting the resolution (which pro-
posed an adjournment from the 3lst instant to
the Odd November next,) was subsequently
made and lost, and also resolution proposing
an adjournment sine die on the 10th of June.
There appears to be a few men in the Senate
who seem to think that the trainers of the
Constitution did not mean that there should be
t,cO sessions in q gear, when they provided that
there should be only one in every tr0 gears
1t may be that some members, who think diff
ferently, have read The Constitution backwards.
In the House of Delegates, yesterday, a
large amount ofbusiness was transacted bY the
Clerk and the Speaker. A large number of
bills were acted on, upon their first and second
readings, which kept the Clerk reading and the
Speaker submitting questions from 10 until 3
o'clock. No new business worthy of notice
was introduced and no business finally acted
upon of general interest. There were no De-
mosthenes or Ciceros in the House yesterday
a very extraordinary fact-a wonder which has
rot before occurred any day during the pre-
sent long session. Ii accounts for the large
amount Of business done. There was only
one speech, about fingers length, which we
copy entire. The bill concerning Volun.
teers" being under consideration, MIR. Lewis
said
He should vote for the bill. He was the
more willing TO do so at this time in conse-
quence OF recent occurrences. He had under
stood that the Volunteer Regiment of this
city was called out on Monday night by order
OF the Mayor, endorsed by the Adjulant Gene.
| raj, and not by the order of the Executive of
the Commonwealth, as it has been sad-and
that the officers and men responded promptly
to the call and evinced determination on their
part to preserve the peace and dignity of the
city, let it be threatened from whatever source.
ms circumstance if none other, would, at this
time, recommend this bill, which is intended TO
encourage and more perfectly organise this
Regiment, 10 his favorable consideration. He
hoped, as the House was now thin, if any op-
position would be made to its pas sage the bill
would be laid upon the table for il was one
Of those bills which required majority of the
House to pass it.
The bill was then laid on the table.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING.-There was
an assemblage of some thirty or forty persons, at
the Capitol, Tuesday evening, for the purpose of
urging upon the Legislature action upon the va
rious internal improv ement schemes now before
that body, before the proposed early period of ad-
jourEment. There was no extended notice OF this
meeting, and but few of citizens were aware of
its call-no publication of it having been made
in the largest circulating journals OF the city-and
therefore the smallness Of the assemblage
Mr.. Martz, of Rockingham, was called to the
chair, and Mr.. Davis appointed Secretary Messrs.
Tunstall and Wise advocated the object of the
meeting, and the extension of internal improve.
ments, at length, when the meeting adjourned over
until o'clock last evening.
Our reporter repaired to the Capitol last even.
ing for the purpose of reporting in full the pro-
ceedings of the adjourned internal improvement
meeting but up to % minutes of nine o'clock the
hall remained unlighted, and only some 20 persons
were gathered around the closed doors of entrance
AS we remarked before, we fully believe that if
proper notice had been given of The meeting l,ree
and most enthusiastic assemblage of our citizens
would have convened to sustain its object Being
much interested in this subject, we eptreat the
movers in this matter to make arrangements for
holding meeting which shall be known 10 our ci,;
gems generally. 1t is due to the interest which the
clrzens oil Richmond take in it. that such notice
should be given, and We have no doubt thew will
give 1t unanimous and hearty response
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DRUNK.-A negro named Bartlett, belonging to
Mrs Lucy Ann Page, of Hanover, while under the
influence of liquor, Tuesday, rode horse up to the
Washington Hotel, dismounted, took the saddle
AMI bride off and threw them in the gutter, and
then let the horse go loose. Bartlett was immed
ately arrested, and on yesterday for his drunken
conduct was ordered ten lashps by the Mayor
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Correspondence.

To RopFRr C. SrANARD, Esq:
Dr. S;y:-At an adjourned meeting OF Inc par
of this city held this evening =, which Ren,s Ms'
sen. W,oldridpe r T Daniel, Jackson, Wat
stnn Shelton. Cannon, Guigon, Fulton, Andrew
Daniei. Jr, BsyIy, August Nance, N johnson and
mysef the following resolution was unanimously
adopted: o.ppr r. sTANARD be re.
s,od - declare himself CT pdidate for the office
Of Judge OF the Richmond Clrcnm ana oy
= further resolution Of the same meenng, was re-
ouested to communicate the desire oi tue meeting
10 performing this duty, take leave to say that
!, ia done with cordial wish on my part that you
will Weld to the request, and that we may secure
vonr services by an approving voice Of the people,
N the discharge OF the grave and important duties
of ID e Judge of this Circuit.
lam, most especially, yours, &c,
ROBERT g. SCOTT, Chairman.
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V NO the voters of Rfehmond.-In

To the Voters of Riehmond.-In
compliance with nomination of me by Several
Voters" in the Republican (and other papers) of
March .27th and letter OF the same date adj
dressed to me by large number of my fellow
citizens, have declared myself and still am can
didate for the office of Commemorative AT.
torney in the Circuit Court of this city, which ia
to be filled by you on the 9th of May Hhonored
dence. B. B. MINOR.
an 02-6tde
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FINE BAcoN.-We return our thanks to Elam
Smith & Co, below the Columbian, for very fine
ham Of family bacon 1t was rich, juicy and OF the
right size. They have much more of the same de
scription
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-13

~ IF i. o. X. Mp MAS
w TRIBE, No. IA, l. o. r. M will meet in
~ council at their new Wigwam, corner of
Il Main and 18th streets, TO NIGHT,
>(Thursday) at o'clock. The Braves on
the hunt will come in, as the Chiefs and Warriors
desire them around the council fire.
By order the Venerable Sachem.
18th sun, Flower Moon, g. s.. 56l2.
l3-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-13

A WIFE FOR THE Nova SCOTIA GIANT
The Columbus Statesman says that Catherine
Scholey, aged Sc, born in Pickway county,
Ohio, is the largest woman living-she weighs
Gil lbs, and is now exhibited 10 the curious OF
that CITY,