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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09
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o. Here is racy and comical story
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press. Read il and laugh:
Locoroco LlrrRATuRr.-The mana
gers of the unparalleled Democracy,
hereabou,, have hit upon decidedly
original method Of elrciiOnerring. A
geographically bdrous biography Of
General Pierce has been put into the
hands and baskets Oi sundry lille hare
iootcd and barelaced vi 10 who infect
the Deig hlorhcoi Of the ferries, seeking
u market tor :hc precious SPECIMENS Of
Tnmmany Hall literature 10 which we
aIlude. They VIII cell you Life and
Exploits" for three cents and from that
up To shiling--nay, rather than not
lose the patrons Of the verdants, they
will trade at the rate Of Two for cent,
or, al n pinch, give them away for moth
ing. The understanding is, that the
hucksicrs are salaried hy the Tammany
Committees, with instructions 10 circu-
late the documents for money, il possi-
hle, but gratis, il necessary.
Buy life of General Pierce - only
sixpence-jusI out" said one oi'Ihese va.
grants TO n quet-looking parsonage Al
tn; foot Of Cou ,landt street, yestcr-
day.
II would rather buy your own lIir,
little dirty face" said the man but
stNp, what's it all about ~
(Vagrant, looking with surprise nj this
confession Of her customers ignorance
as TO what the life oi SO great u man
could be about. ...
".,!l about Lundy's Lane, sir, aud
Ciurubusco-onlyt three cents-has all
about General Pierce's capiivation oil
Very Crews, and tells you how he won
Molly del Ray. and how he walloped
the wllahious Mcxicans and how he
won the battle Of Lake Erie and how
he bea, the Brillshers way down in
Chapulicrec. and and-and"
"Nhat else !"
Forgot what else, sir. theirs SO much
b ,ut him 10 tell in tins 'ere book. You
can take il for two cents. il that'll SCOT.
J!st look Al hls porlralt!'
GEere thls valuable memlcr Of the
Society Tor the ID fusion OF Useless
knowledge cautiously opened the book,
and disclosed to tie aiirlghted vision OF
our irl, nd something that looked like
the facial prcscntment OF Nautilus Sku-
pinsk, The Pole, that was hanged in
Philadelphia last week-or, if not por-
trait OF him. OF some other ill-avOred
visagc, which has hitherto graccd the
title page OF "yaIler kiver." "a
more villanious libel Oh Pierce, we can
didIy Confess, was never uttered, or
prcsrn'ed.)
Our friend VAS shocked. He could
stand no more. Ii was had enough To
hear the Locoioco candidate ior the
Presidency spoken Of as the victor al
Lundy's Lane, Churubusco and Lake
Erie @ Even that he could survive
but oh that portrait oi Gen. Pierce -
His nerves, at last accounts, had not re-
covered from the shock!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

A LEARNED lRi-H JUDGE. Among
other pecullar,tics. had IL habit Of beg.
ging pardon on every oc aston. -
Once his iavori,e expression was en-
ployed in rather a singular manner. &
the close oi the assiZcs. as he was abo,
to leave the bench, the officer Of lie co r,
re FUNDED hInl that he had not passed
sentence "f death on one Of the crini!
nals, as he had intended. Dear me-
said his Iordship, n beg has pardon
bring hun in"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

n Hon. J p. Hale has not formally
accepted the nomination rendered him
by tie Pittsburgh Convention, but will
rot decline it. He neither seeks nor re-
luscs the Presidency, hut allows his
name to be used merely for the purpose
oi keeping up the organization Of the
party to which lie belongs, and Of which
he is now the standard bearer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09


A SAD SrDRy.-Allss lila Williams, a
beautiful and talented young English
lady, % years II age who was rescu-
cd from the steamboat Atlantic, has ar
rived al Detroit. The Advertiser, Of
that city, says
4" She had Just arrived in this country
from England, and was travelling west
ward, with a view TO select a location
for future residence, in company with
a twin-5rother, n married sister, u BROTH
or in law, and two nieces, all Of whom
were lost. She states that the last re-
collection she has of any thing which
took place on the Atlantc, she Was
standing in company with her friends on
the deck, when u BEEN or peace of
wood fell and killed her brother, and
hittirg her also in its fall, injured her
back, when she fainted. She had no
consciousness Of any thing which took
lace aiterward, until she found herself
on board The propeller, on her way To
Eric, withou clothing, except her night
dress, without money, and without a
friend OH this side OF the broad Atlantic
her friends were all lost Without
Knowing where to turn for succor. she
took passage on board Detroit boat,
and reached this city, where her i'm
lI.I
where she has hcen kindly offered a
home in the family ofa highly respecta-
bic aud hospi,able resident Of Detroit"
Miss Laura Addison, who played an EN-
gagcmcnt ut the Broadway theatre las,
season, died sudden y on Wednesday
evening on hoard the steamer Oregon.
while OH her way 10 this city from Al
bany. She was taken suddenly III
while at Niagara, and star cd tor New
York under the care OF Mr.. Joseph Ma
son, OF the Colleg,4Ioiel in Murray
street. The Coroner was notified and
will hold M inqucs, upon the body this
morning/at her late residence, No. $50
SulIiyyh street.
We learn that when the Coroner visi-
ttd the house this morning. he was IN
formed that the body had been Inferred
last CIV, ming in the Second Avenue
Cemetery, and that Mr.. Mason had CIV
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

% LoTell Mason. now in Europe,
writes that it has become fashionable in
England. and to some cx ent on the
Continent, To- omit the in,erlude-or play
ing between the stanzas, BY the organ,
III singing hymns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

Errrcrs or rue SroRM.-A despatch
from New Orleans says that the late
Storm desu Dyed the Lighthouse on
Chandelier leland. in the gull, and ac-
tually opened canal through Ship Is
land, three quarters OF mile wide.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

Dobbs says that the difference be
tween old bachelors and murderers, is
rather imas mary than real. in his
opinion the guilt Of keeping out Of the
world, is just as great crime as thrust
ing them out after they have got in
Sinners will please notice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09
Bp Welc9r0ph.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT
DISASTER.

SAuGERTiEs, Saturday, Sept 4.
The steamboat Reindeer burst her
boiler to-day, noon, while at Bristol
Landing. Seven passengers were kill-
ed instantly; two or three were blown
overheard, and drowned thirty very
badly scalded, and many others partially
injured.
Sdugert,es, Sept.4
The steamer Reindeer, Capt. Chas.
w. Farnum, left New York at 8 this
A. NJ, and arrived at Maiden, SAUCER
ties landing at LAP. NJ. She had
landed her Saugerties passengers, and
was drawing in her gang plank, when
the pipe which connected the Aues call.
ed the connee ,ion oi she return fues,
burst. Seven persons were killed in.
stantly, two or three were blown ovcr-
board, and drowned, thirty very badly
scalded, and many others partially in.
jured. -
Sunday Eeenfng. Sept S.
The following Ia the list Of the dead,
rs far as ascertained up tot o'clock this
evening JAS Brown, Of New York F;
Frederick MerrA bar.keeper 5 .. Drain
fireman Peter Foucke, writer John
Eowers, do Rob,. Farrell, do Solomon
Savoy, colored, Of Rhlneback, drown
ed I; Mrs. Mary Ann Bowers, wife oi
Daniel U. Bowers, of Albany John
q. r .mieldi, an employee the Danish
Consul ID. f. HoIdrid.e e, OF Albany
Thos. j. b rnes, OF Richmond, Va.
Hugh Riley, Of do Magare,ta and Ca
mella Andrews, step daughters Of
Riley II. b. Cox, I'd engineer ; Joseph
Brown, deck hand I; EsteIla lLoupe,
of firm of Warren, Loupe & Bliss, Of
New York, aged l2 years Garwood
Rensway, steward, Of Pine Plains
John Savoy. Of Rhineback German
waiter, name unknown; Dennis Savoy,
colored J Mrs. Sarah N. Lockwo d, OF
Albany Augustus w. Whipple, Of
Cambridge, Mass Rev. Geo, Il. Will
hanson, OF Aml'y, Saratoga Co. Nor
man PIau Williamson, son Of the pre-
ceding; VIM. II. Smell, oil Richmond,
Va. So TAR, there are ~ deaths, and il
is pretty certain that others Of the bad.
ly scalied cannot live. ,-
New ORLEANS, Saturday, Sept. I.
A great earthquake occurred ut San
tiago dc Cuba ON the 29,h ult, causing
a terrible destruction Of property. All
the houses were more or less injured.
and the City is blocked up with the fall
eli buildings. Three shocks were *.
perienced IN the course of lew hours,
and many others followed during tho
next two days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

0ITrThe following is the postscript to
ali lrshman's letter:
Dear Mikc-lf you don't get this let
teI at all. write and let me know il, and
~ give the postmaster fits" And
mind now yc don't pay clint OF postage
IN advance, but wait TIL yc sec the lc,-
ter TUX safe from the oilist."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

Mr.. Heron. a minister, had large
family of children. When dying his
weeping vile said "Alas what will
become Of these poor children ~ lie
pleasantly replied, "Never fear He
that leeds the young ravens won't starve
the young Ilerons ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09
~ We arc happy TO l, arm that M

~ We arc haPpy 10 1'arn lIlht MT.
Greenough, the eminent Sculptor, has
purchased two lots on the Hill; on one
he intends to erect residence for him.
self and family and on the other he
will build a Studio. Such acquisitions
to ou population are exceedingly valu-
able.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

When Socrates was asked whether il
were better for men to get married or
live single, he replied" Let him do
either, and he will repent it,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

The Ohio River Is rising, with II
feet already ia the C .anncl a, Cinein.
Dati.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09

oJ-The steamer Bay State was run
into by n schooner, in the sound, Friday
night the vessel struck the steamer
neer the bows. aud their scraped along
the side, and the bowsprii entered the
Clerks office, and barely escaped the
head Of the Clerk, Mr.. SiickDcy.
~lt is stated that the Hon. Samuel
ID. Hubbard has accepted the office Of
Post Master General.
The Chinese seem to think dancing
useless fatigue. When Commodore An
s,n was at Canton, the officers OF the
Centurion had ball upon some court
holiday. While they were dancing, a
Chinese. who surveyed the operation,
said softly to one Of the party. why
don't you let Jour servants do this lor
you
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24
JOHN II. SEAY. Druegi4t.
From the Baltimore Patriot.
Rc0UnolfO1 Pianos.

Messrs. knab-. G;ehe & CO. have now in their ware-
Eufaw sevcrsl magni6cenfly beautiful
Pianos which may well Claim the attention. as they do
f all who delight in the sounds Of music The
and character d the pianos made BY this house
have reputation. that, with all the immense forces Of
workmen they keep constantly employed. makes il diff
tcult supply the demands. which arc made from a.
PARTS the country for their Instruments They are
constantly addin 20 their force extending their
they But they have in their wsrerooms, two
pianos. the Of which delicious and the work
manshp complete. The rosewood work, is adorned
with COVERS which ncid upon its sides and front
an give them eargccusness and riciness that are
really beautiful. Those VI ~osld Ike to see them
rza have opportunity by calling eaily nj the ware
i-@1<-
D. B Payne i sseai i.s atvs ard has good as
-s,rtr,rr, o. hard Nay c7-inif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

Whereas il has pleased Ailwise Providence To nc
move Nv death from circle Ut honour our estecme<
end worthy brother. ADDison A. PRICE, Of Ps,letn,
Division, No. % s. I. -
Therefore 5e Il realized.
Fr.t, That we bow with humble and subdue1 heart
tn the will Of our Maker;
Secondly, That in the demise Of brother Price, III,
order Of the s. IF +. have lost faithful and devotee
member;
Thirdly, That the usual badge of mournin,
for thirty days and that cpy of these resolutions b,
sent tn the fnmiiy 81 our deed protier; and
Fousttlv, That the Edtr- afthe papers ia our city
be requested publish the ABOVE resolutions.
La L. r.. r.,
r. a. + n,l hESSGTG; 3c,mmi.,e..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

The MURDER OF THoMPsoN-ln the Peters.
burg. Express Of yesterday. there is detailed
statement the testimony before the Coroner's
inquest. Thompsom's dying statement is Civ
en-. exactly corrohorafing the statement of the
sifray. which we published yesterday. In I'd.
diiion. the two principal witnesses state tia,
they heard Montague charge upon Thompson;
that he drewa pistol upon him (Nlontague. J
bcfnre he fired. Ancther witness, howevei
clearly proved that Thompson bad no weapon
on Or near his person when he was carried
hor'c irrr. Ike scene of the .!iaicclfy-snd that
he never knew hia 10 carry pistol. The
verdict ofthr my ~ss, shss Thompson came
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Rich I'M o nd, June FL.

ARRIVED
Schr Baltimore, la.illps. Baltimore, mdso
Schr Lion, Heaiy. Rockland lime to Rankin
Schr = Peterson. Williams, New York. huy to Ed
niond s. Davenport
Sehr Florence, Locke Halifax, fish to Lewis Webb &
Soa
Steamer Belyidcre, Clifford, Baltimore, ndse Iud-
lam 4 Watson
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish New York, mdsc 10 Lud.
lam g. Watson.
SAILED.
Schr Mary Peck Dupny. Port Walthall.
Boston. June 49, Arrived, schr Charles, McCu
Richmond Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYscHBUGo. June ~, 1852.

Tobacco.
lnspecsed the pact week 62s hds; ssles auction Of
81 hids az follows so hhds from 20 to -; 4s
hid. at from Ia s5 81 hhds at from To s.; 100 do
at fr.m Ia o. - do frsn to IS; 80 do from
To So 36 dn fro $40; 80 do at from 10 SIS;
A. do AT from Il to SEQ: is d" from 20 $50; do
Al from 80 {. $40 Iucoied in the above il 3 hhds
made by Mr. john W. Hurt If Roanoke. averaging a.
have 1850 lbs; hid purchased by WIN. Cru,npon
E-a NJ So; one do bv Or. W. r. Allison at S2C so;
and ely jus l.. Ciaytor nj $s6--two hhds made by
John c. Harsber Of Bedford, purchased by J. L. Clay
at sl7 80; and do q, sel so. Several hhds
Of Tobacco latey purchased very high prices, have
been f,und when taken the factory. be unfairly
ptiscd. Mauviaciurers have determined in future
pus-h numes AID localities o. all persons connected
with fsuds of this Description.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

L y The subscriber is prepared furnish his
.ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTUBE.r in any quantity; this
article has been in for the last years and be-
eved the Test remedy be bad for Boei Comfaa1
Diarrhoca. Cholera Mor5as, Dyenery. Cholera Intan.
tu and all Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels Ii is
all unpleasant take and may be given chill
dren with perfect mpunity As this is the Of the
year when such diseases prevalent, you would
do well tocall and get bottle Ii taken in time it will al
ways tciieys. For sale by
June eI-.s JOHN II. SEAY, Druseiat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24
PIEDMONT WORKS-A. EILI,os If Py1
Il prtsfov.
steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash-B Blind and Boz Factory,
MI and Machine JV,rk,

MI and Machine Wtrk,
Iron IM,1ing and Fitting,
Btacksmuhisg Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up ut great expense
with steam power, and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the complete esab-
lishment Of the kind in the Southern States. and
better work and cheaper rates. than be
in the ordinary mode. ssssr
Builders and those intending to build supplied with
Doors Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (prim-d M
glazed if required) Nioudgs, Flooring dressed ant
tongue and grooved, rendy for laying. dressed Ceiling
and Misunderstanding, Paling,, and variety OF other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing, Wheelbarows, Picks and Bars and other
Tools required upon Public Werks.
Constantly hand and for sale, reasonable terms
nll varieties of Flooring and other Lumber worked
unworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
rnn Lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent
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PUfFALOs PRlNGs, Amherst coun

- ~, Va, is open for the reception of visit
who may be in search Of health, pleasant
Summer retreat. The medical virtues of the Buffalo
Springs well known by those who have tried them
be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia and for all diseases par
taking Of debility, and for their invaluable healing prop
critics generally The Bowling Alley will he open
snnl. The table shall be furnished in and COM
Portable Lynchburg musicians have been enca-
ged for the Distance from Lynchburg to The
Springs &c miles, board per week 81. less than week
s,s5 per day Horse per week $3.50 less than week
10 cts. per day good four horse Stage viii be
twice week. ostener if should be necessary be-
tween Luxembourg and The Springs, commencing on the
3rd Of July Ii viii leave Lynchburg every Tuesday
and Saturday o'clock A. NJ. return on Monday. and
Fridays, fare for adult sl25. Office at Mr. DLrcns
Hotel. IL HITE
June 10-tlA
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Lymchbnrg MArkets--JuNc "a.
WunI EaA Al L pRIccs .

| WHOLESALE PRICES.
PRovIsioss-bason--arriving freely and dull
l04 II.
| FosK.--Nonr.
BErY.-Ws quote by the suarttyat 4as cts.
fLoUR,-$at dull.
| WHEAT.-Rrd7Oc; White rs cts.
| NEAL. Corn Meal 7G.75c.
J. Gaus.-Cvrs 65s70 cts: Oats 40 To IS cents.
GUAso.-Bcst Peruvian $50 to So per ton.
fLAsTER.-Lnmp. IS; Ground %. in Bbls l03; Lump
Sto 81. Ground in Bags 9. IN bbls 100.
SUGARs.-Ncw Orleans d lag cts Porto Rico 7 to 10
cts. Clarified l0iil c,s. Lonf III to l24 cts.
WHIsxY.-Mour,air 80 rts.
BEEswAx.-al to22 cents.
DurrER.-In good demand Firkin IL TO Is. Fresh
Is to IL.
BpaSDr.-AppIe, 4oa45: Peach, 80 TO IS cts
BAR IRoS.-s75a30 assortedduil.
CoYpEE.-Rn II to cts. Lsguira IL TO le4 Mocha
90; Java Is to II.
COUNTRY LINEHs.-Tow Ito 1o i; scarce and want.
ed Flax tani4cts.
CorTos YARss.-Salc- lsal7 cts
FRATHrRs.35 10 So
WOoL--25 10 % ia. in dull.
Wool RoLLs.-35 toyi very scarce.
GiSsENG.-39a33 Cts.
FLAX SsED.-Salc- 100 per Sc IL.
Frsn.-Heripgs, Ma i. $50; Halifax No. Hcrrings
$6nS7 j; Stad. Si3; Mack-rel. No. 3, IS
TALLow.-s tn q cts.-duii.
TAR.-S5.5 30 perabb -rar
HsaP-Wc quote So to &c. liz demand.
I LISsEED oiI~-70a7 5cts.-n del..and.
LARp.-l2 Ia ia cts.
MoL.ssg~.-Wcst India % 10 40 eta per gaiior.--
| " o. IL TO 45
Freigflls mp and Down the Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead) II
Do. manufactured. (p-t box.j 10
Flour (per bbi) 10
Bar Iron, (pcr toni %
Pig Iron. (pef toni 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer ton.) 90
Plaster. (per TOM 90
Salt, (per sack ga toS
Merchandise and Produce, (pcr 1909 10000
EXCHANGES.
Checks New Yor., 4,oi Ter CT. premium
Baltimore. do
Boston, do q.
Philadelphia. do -
Bank Notes N. Carolina, To do discount.
s. Carolina ! to do do
Tennessee, ) too do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 4IO0--par.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par sl0o-tli5-rc-
fused.
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- II will be remembered that v hen l commcnr I'd
business under myorn year or two since, FOUR
toward the Market House from tie old aond,
took the abe. motto and having strictly adhered to
it. endeavoring to make my sales mutually beneficial to
the purchaser and myself. now, under the rule,
offer atruly generous ,y, probably the
extensive assortment Of Dress and common BOOTS
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and
Valiscs, Travelling Bags. Umbrellas. Shoe Thread and
other articles belonging my business that has ever
been presented tho citizens Of Lynchburg and those
who purchase in this market.
My experience in my business, having paid eycivsre
attention to it for twenty five years. my acquain-
residence in Lynchburs qualities me to prepare my
selfto do as well rs the best. and SO II is
very thankful for the libernl patronage received
and shall strive to secure its continuance.
PsEABURY.
Spring Of 1s52.-Ap s-tf
NEW BOOKS.-D. +. PAYNE has Just Re
y ceived the following n. Books.
Cavaliers Of England by Herbert,
Hearts Unveiled by Saymore. a - g8t
Gaieties and Gravities by Horace Smith,
Musings Of an Invalid
Remani>m al Home Kirwsp's Letters to CLirf Jus
tice fancy,
World Here and There BY Dickens,
Home and Social Philosophy Ly Dickens.
Cassle Of Oirante.
Lees Remarks on the Writings Of JsEsrsss.
Hddschc1d Of Sir Thcs Moore,
Braces Hungary in 1851,
Romance Or Natural Hisfory or Wild Sesuss and y I'd
Barnes notes on Revelations, I'll 81
Life and corrspoodcnee Of Lord Jeaery by Lord
Golden Legends BY Lonrfeir~,
Ienaers southern Medir.i Rcrosts.
Nsrec
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ce manner which speaks the power II Religion "
mnnrn, of di.-outnr. She has left three children.
with large circle of frsods TO the loss If
good. + - J Y. E4s "a sa4se ss.9ss lst4 W.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

CORNER OF CHURCH ST. AND FIRST Al
LEY.
Lynchburg Va.
Gro. CAMERON, Proprietor.
JEssE 7. BrRToS, Assistant.
II Persons travelling through visiting Lynchhurg
.a stopping the washngtos entitled to visit the
.'virginian RKADisa RooN'' during their stay.
Nav I7-ts
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.. Y. W AUN ION CIC
Lynck5urg March 18Th, 1852.
Treasurer's Report

Treasurer's Report.
Abstract from the report Of the Treasurer Of the Ann
Norve Female Orphan Asylum Association
BY balance in hand per last
report, $i'o,oo
Amount received from members
and donors, SLY 80
Amount received fiom proceeds
of the Tea party, $3oo7o
$6ls65
$7GS65
To amount paid for sundries
per vouchers S5J4.26
Balance in the hands ofthe Trea-
surcr $ll4,39
s76s65
LUCY C. BROW n Treasr.
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Range Of the Therm meter
AT TIE
READING ROOM
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


For Sheriff Of Pittsylyania County.
A CARD.
TO he Peopie Of PRasaea. it:-fellow-c citizens
as the death Of Col Thomas s. Jonrs the Sheriff ele
will necessarily call for election to fill said Office
take this early occasion To myself candi-
date for the same. Your ,b't serv't
je IA L. BEVERLY A. DAVIS.
II Weare authorised to announce Capt SAMUEL
BERGER candidate for the Sherifaty of Pittsylva-
mia county, atthe special election supply the place
Col Thos s. Jones d. ceased. ie l4-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

GPR1NG lS52..-The subscriber would most
~ respectfully announce to his friends the public
generally, that he is now receiving and opening large
md well selected stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
which he invites the attention Of those in want il
is useless HE stock but would simply
thatit is not surpassed by any in Lynchburg.
He invites the particular attention fthe Ladies' to his
beautiful stock Of rich Dress Goods, kidGloues, DC.
The Gentlemen will fni the best stock Of Goods in
their line exhibited by any house in this place.
and the argest and best selected stock of Read
C1oshing, brought this town. The Young Men
will find something really handsome in the way ofcotll
ing nj mi I9-isfs DON 7. g. PETERS,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-24

~ A. MCDONALD tenders his services the pub
lie a GENERAL AGENT for the collection of Claims
and closing Of accounts by bond deed otherwise.
He VIII also draw in legal form, Covenants Com
tracts. my similar instrument Of law.
Thase needing his services may rely upon prompt
and dgent attention to whatever he undertakes.
II OFrcE OVER MEssRs. CAMPBELL g. CHALMERS,
one door Ielor The Firginian Office
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