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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18
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u IL OF the charter of - he Lyuchburg and Aifro
don Telegraph Company reads rs follows;
That il any person, persons, shall wully or know
ogly break injore, destroy or interrupt the Tclegap
lines or communications, any part thereof-fo i,
erected by the said company in pursuance of this act
he she, or they shall pay the sad Corporation one
hundred dollars for said offence. and shall be GltLa,
liable for all damages which the said company pay
ufer in repairing the injury and from the aterrln,io
If their business to be recovered in action of f,
passand if any person, mourning the penalty afore
said. ,hu through insolvency any other cause be IN
able shall fail to pay the penalty damages afor,
said and shall second time commit upon the
said lines orary part thereof aforesaid, be- She ar
they, shall be liable, upon conviction hereof to an i'm
prsopment in the county Jail of not less than month
nor more than six months
The penalties Of the section above reced, will be
rigidly enforced. +. B. DEANE. JR
President /. < a. Telegraph Co
~ Richmond (sem-weekly) Times and Farmyillc
journal will copy f. and send account this office
Sept 9-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18
STEAM MARBLE WoRkS

y JOHN 7. kOGER6 has removed his Marble Wort,
tothe corner of Man and 9Th streets, wherewiIb be found
a ine assortment Of Egyptian, lta1an and America
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Alantel
Pieces Of every description, WallP latcs Fronts &c
Any design in eal,ng executed in the neure.t nun
ner Orders from TIE country, with city reference
ronply attendedto to.
Mr. having served lis apprenticeship in one Of the
largest establishments in New Yor, CITY and Ia.ilg
much experience in the business, iattcr hmscf Tim
all work executed at his shop will give as entire sa pr.
ton as any done North South
Richmond Julv l4-Iyd
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RICHGI0ND.
rNgnx eTEAaNfIEP CouPA,

sE.S LINE q. sfEAMERS-PeAns-l. -
mn AMI iseia. ~ AogoL. jar Pt}qdeJii and y
ya4k-1 he STEAMSHIPS PeaHss ivaHia Capt Eat gi,.,
.I Virginia. Cant. IcHl. viii, ard after NaScf4I
5liI further uUticc, commenting with the Pef.f
y,gs,. Ieaee Richmond alternately every WedlestI
for Phiade PIMA and returning leave Philadelphia ,,t
Wednesday.
Due notice il be given, every trip in I'll tie dill
rsf,ars. Of the hour Of ,hersaiIiog.
These Steamships have been built - pre-zly FIR H.
lime aad are hesu fly fitted MP for the acc,..Iraed,
If Messengers: sct first tables, aud eycrs atett;
is,.aiI 10 fer ca,l.,r' nnd -uirly. They arr a.o mr.
,iIed VII Frauci-'s pafrHt Alrtaic Lifc-Boat. ~
rft care is ia ,eu.uBd prompt attention paid To- the at
delivery Of goods. Ia addition TO the above igdtq,
,re,t+ IN travellers, We hive made arrHugerps NJ,
rtrf,af,i pa s.f. GERS threugito New York by car, 49,
.fara.Hoaf- thereby Offering tie public an uit.,t
rs re,er befsr. offered at The price Of 1i,,,,
i..elab.e Delaware and visiting that model c pII,.
Fa.slse through to view York, ia 1t CaJia. and
found, ,..#,., s. Oh
d., do do Second 90 nv
For freight passage, apl!y to
RO. RANKIN, AG'T. corner - NaterSt
.....,..l.-, Riehuond. Va
No. 7. North wharves pbr
N.B.-Shlppers will please bear in mind thar H..
steamers 1eore cus7z Wednesdays and doe notlce viii ~,
al tunes. be given Us to the hour Of smiling.
Tobacco carried through to NewYork at zoe. r.
Boston, at 30c = box, and all other goods in pro9o
tian.
transportation to be made nsuperior and flst->aipp
Steamers. RIO. RANKIN.
me I.-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18
EpOOKs 0N AGgglCULTURE, sc

ID D b PAYNE La. ON hand, and will sell on gooo
trrlns--
Complete Farmer and American Gardner
lamiIy kitchen Gardner 10y Blunt
Practical Agriculture, hyJodn-on
.Iasas9n's Agricultural Chemistry
iouaa ON the Horse
sheep
PIG
Dog
Stephens Book of the Farm
Tho American Farm Book by Allen
Aaens RmaI Architecture
Tho American Muck Book
Treatise iIot-house
Liebig's Agricultural Chemistry
Pouiuy Books, several kinds
The American Farmers Universal Handbook
CoIrmnn's Practical Agriculture
Nj BIS Practical Coo, Boob
Nh leslie, Receipt Book
- complete Cookery
3" House Book
Virginia House Book
Actou'- Cookery
i'errl'- Cookery and Dom site Ecoaomy
Agriculture for Schools, by i.a>ey
AI-o A large assortment Of hond Books, Of Rura
md Domestic Economy in Piper. ul 25c each, &c. g.
dec II Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18

NJ OOHWAN q y ssEEN, GROOERS 4
vi COMMISSION MERCHANTS. LlncLbarg, Ia.
are receiving large and well selected stock Of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware IL Queens
ware. consisting inpart OF the following ARTICLES to-wt
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns
1900 lbs. Sole Leather
200 sacks Liverpool Salt
10 Rio, Laguiea and JAVA Cofecs
100 Kegs, ''ox, fence aud w =, house nails
- hhds = R, q md Cuba SUGARS
20 bbls Coffee Sugar
~ p 90 crushed, groand and clarified sugars
bills Syrup ~
10 b boxes s sdamantine candles (snperio)
1.,. ~ boxes Is ior4 Il and 81 10 gln.
DomesI'rs-3-1 Al 81 Cd ia =. E,
Id ITO pain Blankets. Pulled Cloths. Sbeen,.
haio Linseys Prints, Boots. SHOES &e.,&.
which they Offer to the trade fan prices. % III
sept lS-tsc
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n YNCIInr,i,cf rNIfRIN MOkN.

VI y. GdDBESS j, BRO. P,eg7tHio,e lhr
merry of Ba1imore) keep land. and mike ord 81
at Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Mau.
ties, plain aud ornamental Monuments, Touhs, llead
and foot Stones fitfea Vases. Counter Table, Bureau
md Washstand tops made to any size o., t- shoriesl
notice. Also. door and window -i..s
Ans order from country, rHfr4.tet To "a. IS Il
- faithfully executed With u6aiues- aud Dispatch
Aug 13--di. !. 3. GADDESS. < BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18
MECHANICAL
HATS AND CARS.

- tx
ran FASHIONS FOR 1852
TIME subscriber hns now received his New Aafl
l Baltimore and Philadelphia -tyles Of Geor!emeu
No ! Mole-klu, silk. buek and white Beaver aud
Brush HATS. which. for durability aud beauty, cannot
be surpassed in tbs or any other market liz stock 4.
now large aud complete embracing all oi The it anil
mos oFp,osea "y.a q "a H4Is and cars, a.
iopted Tor the ToHftadc 3D. n li0'csafr anil Rc'aH
To whic he most cufluils invite "d friends AID
customers aul the public generally. l. gisr linn call
before purchasing elsewhere. II stock will be found
as cheap "a any other establishment IN the city All
kind. OF Hat made TO order ib aeatnessand disfuieh
~ Casisnfrs fft1s dressff ,res e., = dUee
Call Mt the sign q. the BILE HAT
oct o.fs VA. SITTER
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Ssp Furniture Ware-Fsoo:,.
& s{Gz1ssz-zs393i RcHMoND, Va,

SE1-.741-sslI RICHMOND, Va,
" ,cPposae ETctange Bank. Main S,res,
" are now Offering the argest assortnen, and a',
pst variety ct opure that has ever been offered y ,
W aes oar motto l., quick sales and small profits.
We are oheilae great Inducements to BUYERS A. yro h.
ateIy ereeeda very large factory and are nave
o" very large scale. Call and examine onr sa
lore buying, and if we do not offer Furnr soeN oe'
any o'hef house IN Virginia, will forfeit onr ra.
lion. lam 4 IoNrpa ouf repufa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18
REsIurNG MACHINES and
CTEANE SAW MILLS a. ENc,xES

lime PISTOLS.-Iust received, by Expres.
Il lot of Colts Pistols, navy Sizes
Waracrs six shooters, small sizes
Maynards patti sef-priming six shooters new paien
Aliens single selfcocking Pistols
Aliens revolving pistols ) and barrels
Cast steel double barrel r life Pistols, trigger
Belt Pst,l Is, s,eei barrels
Shot belts and Pouches, and Powder Flasks, re y
patents. For sale by
WM Il & G. FISHER,
sept2 OPPOSITE THr FRAvKrrY HoTft.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18
Z tEtEAT ATTRACTION !-lGSr rec,

tfEAT ATTRACTION JUST rerev
" ed FOR the ali trade immense quantities NJ Cook
ing Purlor and Office STOVES. Cor wood 10,
uud coal. Fnuey and plain Cual Crates. with s,--a
without summer pieces. beautiful and clrnp '-N
Cooking Ranges for wood and coal patterns.
vlith have been selected with great care from the
Northern markets and warranted to give perfect suits
artion. Chson's patent hot air ventIang nnd port.
able Furnaces all sizes for warming Dwellings Church
es Factories, &c Patent NJ rtalic Nliuor Nantes, o
nagnifcient desira and finish and which FMS; super
ceding the use Of Marble.
lie is also prepared furnish Spras patent Light
ming Rods, Cast iron Railing, Hydraulic Rams lift and
force Pumps of the best hnds in use. Hose Lead Pipe
Sheet lead ST I'VE Fixtures &C. &C. making altogether
the largest and most complete assortment ever offered
in this market and which shall be sold for less than
any other establishment in The CITY. c. $. BLISS.
T.. Sin and Iron Roofing. aud Fave { &crs, nude
md put to order. in a superior manner.
oct l3dts &. s. b.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18

I"e AmerIfan PuhIi-HcsTe peclluy invite The atten
H"n"i lHerteIio~ ci2eGsto tae merits of the above
feeling assured that none will ali,e from tbai,
pr1,aI without being coay reed tLat they su5srrve ta
'rs1 MT ft' OF popular intelligence, and odd in an
eminent degree, to the general happiness Of the }Iia
By mIatiag to the public mind hcahiul stimulus fs,
nigh ordero intellectual pleasure
Copies 1t all the above works cun be seen on the n
h'fs ct the |mGlNlAN READING Room, where subscria
l''l> '"l ne received sept 3-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18

=, n = ; Is = n TN OE z II n
HO.NBO.N' QJ.IRIEBLI, THE EDLNBURG
TIE .N'ORIH BRIYIsIL ND JgESTMLN-
iSiEH REJIEHS .1,ND BL.lCkUOOU5
-L7G4/LNE.
LEONARD, SCOTT & co, PrnLIsHFRs.
- Fulton, and 81 Gold streets, New Yorh
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.-fsiza1 AND NEW UKk FAC NET ST lis Men yoo,.
Line Is composed ofhe following Vessels all owned N
the city Of Richmond and sails from Nor lo,k estr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18

{ 'gA&S SEED.-.Cioo.r, YUnofhB q Hcrdz
VI Gra,ese,d. uf The New Crop lust received am
Tor solc SAUNDERS NORTH & IRBN'S.
der3-t4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18

Geo W Childs, Esq, pbil'a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18

These vessels all OF the FIRST class built in ti,cfq
Of Baltimore expressly for tins tade and have surel-
or accommodations tor passengers. They are com.
manded by experienced Captains and qualified for lIe
trade,and who will spare cxertion to accommodate
They will be towcd up ard down the river by steam
and may be relied to sail promptly a advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York will find tito their interest ship by this Inc
As it the only regular line, and freight will aways L.
akei al the lowest rates, and every effort will he mado
by the agents in Richmond and New York to give sat,.
"ction unexpectedly nsk and hope to succeed in Oh
tanning full share Of patronage. Goods Slipped ay
this line to New York viii be forwarded free OF com
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah c aresfon
or aay other port Tie vessels will be in Richmond at
Rockets in New York at berth No. l. Coffee House
aiir, foot Of Wall Street.
6I5 GURRIE, Richmond, ,ro,j.
CiAS H. PERSON, n. York, Age'''
Richmond, Aug. 28-dts No.GI South Street.
\. Goods shipped by this vessel will arrive in
much loss time than hy any other route and at near,
one h1f the cost of freight D. c.
- .Slav2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18
ESNGRAVEO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Al and Wedding Cards, u, Also, Copper pIatr
printing for Cards, Bill hcads, &c.. &c.
All orders or the above, promptly attended to- Please
call AID examine specimens Southead Bookstore
hoy 3O-Is c MORSE-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08
The Army and the prrsi..cncy

The Republican. absurdly, enough continues
20 talk about the locofoco officers of the army
in Mexico, who favor the election of General
Pierce. If 1t wants to boast let ii exhibit TIN,
names Of Wigs, whether officers or men, wku
will vote for him. When the Republican Chaps
its hands over the fact that Shields, jeff Davis
and other democrats, support the democratic
nominee for tho Presidency-we cannot but
wonder what would be the effect upouits nerves.
If il were to hear that the Dutch had taken
Holland. We have yet TO learn of the first
Wig soldier, officer or man. who served IN
der Scott. that now opposes him-whle we
have seen not few instances reported of de-
mocrats, who had served with him. that arc
now among bis most jealous advocates. The
following, taken from the Cincinnati Gazette,
may serve to show something OF the feeling
that anima,es his old companions.n arms:
CINCINNATI, Aug. 81, 1852
MesUs. Editoys:-The writer of this has al
ways voted the democratic ticket. bu, after a
close investigation. the late feud of the demo.
cratic ranks. the meanness of General Pierce
in voting against the bill providing for disabled
other measures; and the activity of others. " it'll
Gen. Scott at their head in providing the asy,
lums for these poor soldiers that have spent
their best days in the country's service, lit is
but just that they should have home; there is
no person that knows so well as those that have
tired or experienced even one campaign.)
cannot vote the democratic ticket this year,
but wiii vote for Scott. For nv own part
could tell very well the difference between the
two Generals. enough to satisfy me with Scott.
for fought under him and Taylor have
been in every general engagement, in the Mex.
lean War. excepting Buena Vista; was wound.
ed at the battle Of Resaca de Ia Palma twics
that day, but the climate has hurt me more than
the Mexicans. and must say never got
days good health since my return, and canno,
live many years more, as physicians give me
up as incurable; but | hope to live to give one
vote for Scott, as | think he will be the last
President that can live to vote for.
I. S. r., An Old Soldier.
That's the way the thing is giving. The sol
die,s love and will vote for ScoTr-because
a. one Of them said. although he pas "pre,ty
light on the officers. he was good to the men. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08
Political Disc ussiOns.

PROPOSITIONS TO THE DEMOCRATS
The Republican of yesterday suy.,in reply II
our banter for public discus,ion-"Tbc Demo
crscy of Lynchburg ready for discussion
at any time" I'VE now propose to tho Virgin
ian TO select its speakers, designate its time and
place and the Democracy will meet them j,
discussion TO any extent they may desire 1t
They will meet them with foreign or domestic
material"
On the pan of the gallant Wings oil Lynch
burg. we are authorized TO propose joint dis
cussion, with their democratic brethren, Of the
political questions now IN issue. AT FnIENps'
WAREHOUSE, THIS EVENING, TO COMMENCE At
/ PAST SEVEN.
Wear also authorized To state that. if the
Democrats. who, it is announced in the Re-
publican will be addressed to morrow night.
by Mr. Watkins Of Richmond, allow the Wings
TO unite with them. there ,oiR be JOINT discus-
s,ox at Hat time.
We are furthermore authorized to propose
tina, from this. I'LL the day OF the election neither
party shall hold a meeting and listen to public
speaking, ,oithont frst giging TO The other party
Me fullea aatice the cUcRmstdsces admit Of and
'nviting them TO participate, upon far asd eqsa
terms.
Asthe democrats are" ready for discussion at
any time" and call on US TO designate the time
and place" we suppose. of course, that each
and all of these propositions will be accepted
We therefore iavi,e' the people. Of all political
opinions, 20 assemble at Friends Warehouse
tonight, and hear the questions. out of which
the present contest Of parties arises, explained
and discussed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08

The extra session of the Legislature oil MS
.opri ba. been brough. to close, without per
feeling the principle measure for winch II was
COMMUNICATIVE disposal of the lands granted
bv the General Government to all IN the c on
sirnction ofthe Pacific Railroad. Each house
pissed a bill on the subject, but FILLING 10 a
gree, neither bill became law. "A la" was
enacted transferring to the St. Joseph and
Hannibal Railroad Company the lands grant
ell TO aid that road. The Legislature VIII
meet again in regular session on Inc sec'"'
Tuesday in December.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08

In political speech made by the Hon. Mr.
Vinton OF Ohio. last Thursday. he said, as we
learn from the Alexandria Gazette, he had
known Gen, Scott intimately for twenty years
He had been privileged to ,nee, with him pro-
badly hundred times in the cempany of the
ablest statesmen of this country. and with the
representatives Of foreign countries. He con-
sdered Gen. Scott to be one of the best read
men in the civil and political history oil the
country, whom he ever knew. He had fire..
quently been surprised at the fulness and ac-
curacy Of the Generals knowledge in regard
TO the early Legislative history of the United
States and of the several States. He seldom
met, ia these conversations of Intelligent States
men, a gentleman OF as correct information
upon all subjects pertaining to the civil admin
istration of the Government as Gen. Scott; and
he never knew man who had higher respect
for the laws and civil authority of the country
He believed Gen. Scott to be in every respect
entirely qualified to perform the duties of the
Office of President, with high honor 10 himself.
and with great usefulness to the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08

ONO FOR SCOTT.-The Cincinnati Ga
zet,e OF the ist instant, after abiding 20 the en-
rhu.iastc Wing meetings held at various pas es
in that State, goes on 10 remark:
The greeting which met Gen. Scott on his
route through ,he central portion of the State
shows vi hat a hold he has upon the affections
of the people. which is destined To display Itself
on election day in a manner that. we have no
doubt, will surprise his most sanguine frcndsl
In fact, every thing We around us, and ev-
cry thing we hear from other portions of our
State ~ arsarts us in assuring our friends abroad
that Ohioss safe for Scott.-The signs are all
OF the most encouraging character aud unless
they should change entirely. there is hardly n
doubt that Gen. Scott will carry this Stale by
a handsome, if not very large majority. Our
friends are every where actively engaged, and
their hearts will not faint, nor their hands wea
~, until the polls closed the second Of
November. Work is all that is required 20 Sc
cure US a substantial victory; and unless we
greatly mistake the character of our friends.
that work will be cheeriully aud thoroughly
performed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08

GENERAL ScoTT's journey through kentucky
has been civic triumph. Everywhere he has
been met and welcomed by the people. with
great enthusiasm. His presence has drawn
crowds, who have shown their respect and at
tachment for him, by every demonstration in
their power. His speeches have been patriotic
and Judlc'ous, and seem tohave given great sal
lsiaction to oil who heard them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08
Family Medicine.

he man Whu
-A-" makes two blades of grass grow where ON,
hhs heretofore grown, is doubtless public benefactor
but the man who succeeds in rendering all medicines IN.
necessary where suffering humanity has been acc oned
I" iced upon IT, scerniny the greatest public beneGc
tor, and should receive the encouragement and sunnut
of every person. For BAKERS PREMIUM BIT.
hES, we claim NEED Of praise las those who have
used 1t will testify above my other discovery of the
age Tor the cure of Agnes, Cramps, Chocs Diarrhmn
Bowel Complaints, Dyspepsia. and all other diseases
arising from disordercd digestion. These Bitters are
pleasant to the taste, composed entirely of vegetable
matter; and in their soothing. healthy and stimulating
eectS upon the system. readily increase the appetite
strengthen the Digestive organs, give tone health and
vigorto the stomach; and by gently stimulating the
nerves drive off those dull, heavy feelings attendnn,
upon weakness and debility. When used according m
directions. all other medicines will be unnecessary ms
Oh themselves they expel the superhos bile and purify
tne blood Let the afflicted try them and iud ge Of
lnfr virtues tor themselves Within the past five wear.
inc iropetor and his agents hive not seen the first nor
son VINO ms used these Btters and are not delighted
with their happy effects.
Fuce 81 cents per bottle. For sale by
o'LI-<t d. r. LYMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08

Thetwo men, Curtis and Butler charseo
with the murder of negro man, the property
of Mr. Thomas Green, were examined ias'
week in Wsrrenton Fauquier Co. and sent on
n tb,i, final trial at the next term of the CIR
cult Court of that county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08

The Albany papers mention the discovery
the ruins Of an ancient city near Ticondero-
ga. 1t is supposed to have contained about
fifteen thousand inhabitants, and it is averred
that two hundred chimneys in good state of
preservation. are still standing on their ancient
sites.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08

The Republic neutrality-suspicious. are
selling silver change to our citizens at three
aud hall per cent. The former purchase it
Oh 'hopSeepers principally; and thus there is a
communal sale ct the same money-pieces, the
majority of which, as everybody knows, are
not worth two.,hirds Of their nom;.oy ,,,,.
they being Spanish CON- SO old that even the
superscrption is worn away. and the milling
completely destroyed"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08
sLrcroRAL TicKET.

l., Distrief--john X. Kilby Of Nsnsemond.
I'd Distriet--kdward r. Chambers Of Meeklenbnrs
ID Oisirfrt--Thv,nas 3. Flourney. Of Halifax.
9TH Disrict-H. II Mstshsll of Chariot.
18th Distriet-AleS. Rives of A1bcsnaIle
6th Disrict-Wm. g. Scott. offo~bntsn.
7th Districi--Jos Segnr. Of Elizabeth City.
9Th Disnicf-R,,bt Mayo 81 AcstmorslnDd.
ath D,.,riot-IIenry w. Thomas, Of Faitfas.
Ioth Di.trirt--AisA X. BcteleT. of Jefferson
IItb Di.sref-col. J. u. Baldwin. Of Augusta
fvth Disirict-Jolrn geb0ls, OF Monrur.
18th Disfricf--Walter Preston Of Washington.
18th Di.triet--John ]. Jackson. ir., Of W@,J.
18th D-trist--T. NJ. Gnlly, Of Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
FOR THE yIRafs,

Mn. EplroR-Perhaps some Of your readers would
Gls 10 know the quantity of Tobacco inspected /,
I.vncburg the fiscal year, which commenced the frs,
Iy of October 1851 and expired the Both of Sep,em
Der, 1852, will give You the number OF hhds weigh.
- over 900 lbs and the number of hhds. weight.
ias. than 500 lbs; and the number Of Loose PARCEL
;biog more than 500 lbs, and the number of Loosa
,a,eels weighing less thsn 500 fbs., to-wit:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08

"Thc Constitutional Union" is the name o.
daily paper recently started in Charleston
South Carolina, by ]. B. Nixon; H. Judge
Moore, editor. 1t advocates, with spirit and a
bility, the election OF Scott and Graham.