davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

DAt the meeting of Sugar Planters, on
Saturday last, strong grounds were taken in
opposition to the scheme of raising the tare of
sugar hhds. The resolution, recommending
q Convention of Sugar Planters to be held in
New Orleans on the first Monday in May, will
doubtless be sanctioned throughout the State.
We believe that much good will grow out oft
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

Hon. to Cook Cabbqge-Chop the half Of an
ordinary head very fine, put it in the spider or
saucepan, and two-thirds of teacup of water.
a table spoonful Of lard, and half a teaspoon.
full Of salt; cover and cook it from one honr
and a half to two hours, giving it now and then
q stirring. Then add two-thirds of a tea.cun.
OF good vinegar, some pepper and salt sufficient
to season 1t to taste. Let It be on the Ere FIVE
minutes and serve up.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

Cure for Iootkache.-Two parts of brown
sugar, two parts of tar, and one part of finely
ground pepper-mix them cold, and apply a
portion to the affected part. Repeat this oc-
easionally, for a day or two, and a perfect cure
will be affected. have tried it twice with en-
tire success on my own teeth. NV neighbors
have found it equally e~ficacious.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14
PLAQUEMHNE
SATURDAY FEBRUARY IA. 1852.

The Meeting To.Day.--We trust that 2
large meeting of our fellow-citizens will take
place to-day. The condition of Bayou Plaque
mine is creating considerable interest at this
time, in the city and among the members OF
our Legislature. 1t is to be hoped, them that
gentlemen of ability from every section OF the
narish. will be in attendance, and express their
views unreseryedly upon the subject.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

Col. p. o. HILBERT Nominated for Governor.
THE Alexandria (La.) Republican, has hoist
ed the name of Col. P. O. HEBERr, of this
Parish, as the Democratic candidate for next
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14
u A correspondent Of the Boston Travel
Ter furnishes thefollowing

" "A correspondent OF the Boston IraVei-
Ter furnishes the 0
Caution to paren1s:-We have just witness.
ed the death of a child in our neighborhood
by convnlsions, caused by eating %raisins. This
is no common occurrance. Dr.. Devices, in his
work on the physical and medical treatment Of
children, "a book which parents should owno
mentions the death of three children from the
same cause, and remarks that athere is no sto-
it be that of the ostrich-that
can master the skin of the raisin." / r~ecolleet
some time since the death Of a child in %convul.
sions, caused by eating bits of bark and shreds
Of wool which it had picked up in creeping
around the room on the carpet. Dried fruit,
BARK cork. or wool from the carpet OF blanket,
or any indigestible substances, in small guam.
titles, causes much ~suffGering-and in considers
BILE quantities is almost certain, by obstructing
he passage of the bowels, to produce %convuI-
sions and death.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

1.-the four free colored sailors, lately con-
vlcted at Galveston Of concealing a slave on
board OF the brig Billion, with intent to carry
nun away to Boston, having failed to pay their
nnes, were, IN accordance with the s~entance of
Inc court, SOLD as slaves for life, to the highest
bidders, on the 26th of January. ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

" The Spanish Consul Laborde has return.
Cd to New Orleans. Salutes were exchanged.
The Picayune thinks the less said about the
matter, the better.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

The Scaentyfc American.--This is one Of
the most useful and interesting papers in the
country. 1t is published by MUM g. Co., N.
York, ct the low price of 80 per annum in adj
vance. Call and see a copy at our Reading
Room, likewise the prospectus Of the publish.
ers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

Sangaiar.-A fine grey horse foated into the
mouth Of the Bayou some few days since. He
bad been killed. evidently, by a large charge
Of buck-shot which had been fred into his side.
and afterwards thrown into the river.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

1--WE acknowledge the receipt of the asd
Biennial Report of the Board Of Administra.
tors Of the Insane Asylum"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

BAYOU Plaquemine.-The river commenced
re.entering this Bayou on last Saturday, and it
has been slowly rising since that time, but is
not yet n~avigable.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

-Btackacood's Magazine, for January, is
before Us, and, as usual, filed with highly in
teresting literary articles from the most gifted
pens.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

Aossuth Notes.-Certifeates for money re.
seeived for the Hungarian fund have been en-.
graved atNew York. They are for sums of AT.
20, $40, $50, Sloo, and bear the portrait Of
Kossuth, "a
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

D A writer in the Nashville True Wing.
strongly urges the nomination of the Hon.
James c. Jones for the Presidency.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

uWe are under obligations to the Hon.
lemon LABAuvE, for a copy of the Conven-
ton Act.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

% The saying sthere is more pleasure in
giving than receiving" is supposed to apply
chiefly to medicine and kicks. 3
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

u A dispatch to the Pscay~as s,,..s a,
Jenny Lind and Otto Goldschm:d sm.es 1aas
risd In Bostop on Thursday, the 9Th L "af-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

W Variants Magazine, for February, con.
tains new and additional attractions.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-14

&C When does a man look like a cannon bailf
-When he looks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01
Temperance Meeting.

Al meeting of the ctIz,ns Of L}n.hbnrg,
to consider tho action Of the late Temperance
State Convention, at Stanton, held at ] IN
pernnce Hall, September 22nd, 1852 Rev. ID.
| b. Shaver was called Ia The Char, aud JAS. w.
Morgan was appointed Secretary. At the re-
quest of the Chair, Rev. J. S. Tinsey OF Flu
wanna. opened the meeting with prayer. Rev.
J Long having stated the object of The meeting,
| on motlon.a committee unsupported consisting
Of Rev. j. Long John b. TiIden, Rev. j. l..
Prichnrd & A. Wrigh and Nj. Lyman, To PIE
pare suitable resolutions The committee utter
, few moments absence, returned and reported
as f,ows:
Resolved, 81; That this meeting cordially
endorses and ratIies the proceedings It the
late Temperance State Convention at Slaun-
Tor; and that the resolutions then and there
adoptrd.' furnish platform upon which ms
true Temperance men, we can and will plant
ourselves.
Resolved, 2nd That standing committee
Of 6, for this city, be appointed, who shall ob
tain signatures therein to the petition prepared
by the State Central Committee. and that sid
committee be empowered to double their mum
Der, if deemed expedient by them.
Resolved, Bird; That these resolutions be
'''t w NV - f"pe''t "''A '''S A'"'H'''' 49,"
for publication.
On motion of Jas. w. M 1rgan, the above re-
port was unanimously adopted after being de
bated by Rev. j. l.. Prichard Rev. J. S Tins
ley and others.
The Chair appointed, a. the standing com
mittee under Tho 2nd resolution. Rev. John
Long, Chairman, John b. Tldcn, John Grouse.
ID. w. Burton, 5. w. Shelton and NJ LYMAN.
On motion, ordered that the resolutions of
the Stanton Convention bepublshed Nth the
proceedings.
Rev. John Long ofiorel pledge 10 sup
port none bui Temperance men for State off
| GERS which wns land on the table till Thursday
night week
On motion, JAS. w. Morgan, w. b. Feather
ston. and Rev. John Long were appointed
committee TO address the Ministers oil the city =,
| having charge of congregations, requesting
them 10 preach on Temperance. " nerever
deemed practicable by them.
On moion. the meeting then adjourned to
meet on THURSDAY night. the sob inst
DAVID b. SHAVER, Cham'n.
JAS. w. MORGAN, Sec'ry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

which my every feeling resoIt., and which my
whole nature aud NY whole life rereI. No.
gentlemen, il i he, (th" charge as madr' or
that any were wrongfaIly pnnlshed.1 iaIse
and eroundless le am Not nnthanki"l 10
nv eo,d fricnl who has tol me OF these
.lang.. Twas right. But. gentlemen. stand
here, before you and declare as have already
declared. an again declare, thai the principles
that governed my command in Mexico are
those of nv life. r. that life in my country 5
service. need not appeal in 'nin Tor an an
swer now. With natural freedom and confidence
do throw myself upou the honest verdict ol
every man. who, with me, served his country
n the fields of Mexico"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
NEW COUNT HOUSE.

Mn EpIToui--A misunderstanding having nri.er :;
the minds vi sonc in relation the comparative .;z
nj tho new and old Cour-rooins, Chris ,fKres &c
deem il proper sfae. the present Courtroom j. otly
1I 81 feet including the stnir-way.tS l2 feet, Will
ia new Gourf-foons will be 30( 40 feet without m,
,airway to interfere. The present Clerks Offices .,
.,v ~ 1G tect while two Of the ones will b
~ 2I and the other. for he District Court will ba
- H. feet in the cl,ar. The Lbmry room will. .In
I ii Il IN the clear. aud hrnr of oIjectin Ia ,L
ia. or convenience of the ak Jury-roons.
RIO. c. BURKHOLDER. ARCHITECT.
III. nerea scd size If the new building, We think will
L Gnnd ndroinfr to the demands Of the public b,s;
moss and sufficient for the convenience and acrornrno
lation Of the public The next step shonld be the i'm
,v.men, of the street leading up If, which could la
beet done by throwing il into falls and setting out rub
b.ry and trees 50 as to make form part of the poL
lie squire. From being eye-sore, it might, smn
cost be given pleasing and picturesque appearance
Then let the Market house be removed and rebuilt e..
where within urge City Hall Mayor Office &c. above
and the city will be greatly improved in appearance as
well n, conyenences " hcl aye become indispen.
sabe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

Resolutions ofMe Stanton Conrcution.
This Convention, in common with other
citizens throughout the State, feel painful "
and deeply convinced. that evils ola most a
farming magnitude. arising from the marufac-
ture and sale OF intoxicating hqors. are serious
iy affecting the most vital interests Of every
department OF society; pros,raling the phvsi
cal, lmparlng the intellectual, and deha~ing
the moral faculties of man. This vice has
made husbands aud wives the torrncn,ors of
those they should love-; parents the curses OF
children, and children the disgrace of parents.
and con, ered humane masters into ruthless
tyrants, faithful servants into expensive vage.
bonds the interpreters and executors of the
law INTO lis most reckless vola;ors, and obpd
en, law abiding citizens into pests Of Sorie,y.
10 arrest the progress and abae the perm.
oions results o, n vice which has thus sapned
| the foundation OF soc,ty, dried np the loun
ANS oil wealth and prosperity. and bur,lened
the body polite, with the heavies part of the
expense OF crime and pauperism. the states
men and phllanihropisls of former times ha, e
felt JuSllhed IN invoking the strong arm of the
law. 1t cannot, however, be concealed thai.
not" MISLEADING all legislative restraints upon
the evils al lntemperance. those evils are sill
| '"'" n'ui'V conspicuous among all classes a
ges and interests of the community
w hile the source and strength of every NOR
al reform, is to be found in the intelligent will
OF the people, yet judicious laws, as fixed and
permanent opponents of public s ntiment,
have ever been regarded as important for the
lns'i niIon OF good. and the sup pression of evil
practices. Sch laws we deem not onlv con.
Ssfeni with 'he principles of free institutions
bur necessaiy under any form of GO, ernmert
indie Il this necessity is rather enhanced by the
faci 'hai ours Is b government At law.
| Under the influence Of RI, Sc considerations
We are brought to the con, lclon thar the hiob.
est interests Of our commonw ealth imperative.
y call Tor d material chan re in the exis,;,,
law on this subject. This law is regarded as
erroneous i" the principle which il im,lieJlv
recognizes, that there ought to eNis, such a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

WASHINGTON HoTEL.-G w Cumeron Esq, who
has had charge Of the Washington during the present
yrnr retired from that establishment yesterday. On
taking lenve of bis guests bounfu dinner spread
before tlre,n of which large number Of his fellow
townsmen pnrtook. beautiful aud elegantly wrought
silver c up was presented to Mrs. Cameron, the oc.
cnson hy the boarders testimonial of their satis.
faction with the in which she has discharged tho
oner,us aud difficult duties of andady. The Wash
ngton has received large patronage during the pro.
prietoshp of Mr. c. which vii, doubtless, be continued
to Mai Lrftwich who succeeds him, and whose card
will be found in uive,tisine columns Mu L. il an
old and experienced landlord, and we extend 10 him
cordial welcome TO the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01
Ilr.rnnAI.. TICKET.

~ ni.tfirt--.lotn II kiihy of Natse1n"nd.
81 ji-uict--Elwari X Chimbers, Of klenbnrg
81 pi<taiet--Thornaa \. tluufnoy. Of Hal,fsr
d, Di.tfict--u II Msrshsli. e chaflozbe
ain Dt.trirt-Alox Rive. e Ai,enn,dc
Oh Disfrirt=-N ~. :. scnu. III pa,yhatan.
7th DisfrIci--Ju.. S~gsr. OF Elizabeth City.
ssi Di-trici-Rebt. Maso Il Nedmorclnnd.
va D.t,ief-H.nrv W Thomas. ef Fairisk.
I0ih Di@tfici--Alex X Bntelrr ct Jrf'r-on.
li,h Di.lrici--Col. / u. Baldwin. ii Augusta.
o.h Di.ifiot-jolm Echis. ot Mo- roe.
IJrh ni-trict--W phes Prc.tun Of Washington.
iifb Di>tri.t--Jas1 J. tactsan. ir.. " Wopd
| iih Di-trfri--T. III. G.iiy of Ohio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01
Gen. SCOTS Speech nj Coismbns

liz the speech OF Gen. Scott, 10 be found IN
,hi4 mornings Vrsinian, reprlling talumnl
Gus repor, of his Official conduct in Mcxico
there an energy and aptness Of expression
u earpcstness al feeling aud elevation u scnli
Incnt, which. bearing in MUD that II vas i'm
prompts. make i, us crediinble Ia him us an
orator ms the principles ii avo~s are hororabe
To him as nian and an officer. No American
citizen, of proper iccling. can read il v ithout an
., motion of triie. Wien he learns with what
re,and for right, for justice and mercy--the
war with Mexico Was conducted, aud ron
tras,s II With the scenes 81 outrage, plumber
and crachy, thai have marked the coarse oil
cnuqnering arn.ics in other iasYds aud limcs.--
II thu GROWING glory of that war that the
sword Of The ictor wns not stunned hy blood
"sntony opt. nor his laurels dimmcd by in.
humanity or crime. Literal minded men will
agree Tia; tIns result vas for the most pnrt due
II the great moral influence excrted nv the
general a-clici IN CONTROLLING aud restraining
those under his command. AL history astests
how dllheplt II isto hold in check the licenlous
propen'ties of a victorious army, aud how de-
PRAYED and drs.!nng are the unrrstranel cx-
c"sses Of vicious soldrery. Alhonor then To
Winfield Seat. who conquered without crime
and held in subjrctipn without cruelty
The brief speeches Of Gen. Seat, duriag lEs
prescn ofiicid tour, whenever they have been
correctly reported, cvince capacity a4nn ora
tor MT generally founl united sith long ser
vice IA soldier. He has spoken in simple,
appropriate aud feeling language the thoughts
naturally suggested by the circumstances in
which he has found himself placed. neither say
ing too much nor TOO little, aud expressing
himself NTH mauly se.iposse ssion and IN unity.
On one occasion ody--thsl eel the speech w
publish. has h's en- ia,iniy been disturbed and
hi4manner and language assumed the tone c;
excitement and Indignation. 1t could not have
been otherwise with an honest nature. The
Ohio State ,jOar@ai in rrplliishing the speech
says 81 lis delivery:
Il 10 '".rnssible 10 convey To the mind Of tho
Reader the manner in " ch this magnhccn,
speech vas uttered. IL vas loflily, splendidly
eloquent, in the very highest uccrptnton ofthr
term The scathing, whitening, Indignant look
aud tone with which the dcuial ana denuncia
ton were enuuca,cd, startled, electrified the
audience. 1t was an entire inpro,nIau affair
MOI woid had been prcmediited-not un ilca
before conned over. The fanl charge wa,
pointed out To him there. ior the first Time, an.
he lost not moment I'LL he branded IL as II,
wicked enorn.ity deserved. There are no NOR,
eloquent passages in the Engl,.h languag.
than he then and there uttered. Let it h,
published all over the land. that SANDER an,
calumny may hide their vile heads ia dissl ac,
and shame"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

'hE DOG LAW.-Wc nave INST ,.n,,;,-- -
dozen co""rs"r' CT aus Of al The l;rno ~
NySr plated ear' lid Bras. collar Steel p e aI
mems Horns, (which viii be solT ba e. una Hunts
sent oo..,,. WV P & c FISHER,
rl' '"-'"'S o'postte The Fra1yI, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01
K.n,wn, SALrNEs. Sept. 81. 1852

Ea;tm Lymhburg Erg'ninn;->in: Ever
NOM Ward, Esq. tho present Sla'e Senator
iron, Logan. has just left cur county after al
tending various public meetings and making
many eloquent and effective speeches at differ
ent places, on tehalfof our noble standard h'"r-
ers in the coming Presidential election, Scott
AMI Graham and he has requested Us 10 ask
the f,vor Of YOU 10 give notice in your piper
TINT he will address the people as follows:
Montgomery c. House, 25th ofOctober.
Roanpke " g." 27th 4"
Bedford. d" 3" 29th g
Iynchburg. 30th
The Wings are in fine spirits here and we
will give larger Wing majority in the conn
~ than was ever gwen before. With US many
Democrat will vote for Scott and Graham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

BANKS IN VIRGINIA The Bank OF the
Valley has established branches at Mon, lid
and GhT'stansburs, Va. with cap;,alof 500.
600 each. s,'l inc, eassd he stock of r. brar ch
al Stauuon $4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01
w A s II I N G TON TEL.
LYNCuBURG, VA

tNHE up ierigned bias the pleasure tf informing The
Il public, that hc has purchased the WASHING
TON HOTEL, and has removed 10 Lynrblnrg
with the view Of taking charge of thai c,tab>hmen
He will shortly commence thorough ant complete re.
pair and ftting Of the premises in every depart met
which will enable him to entertain his guests in al
ner sati>ii rtory Ia them aud himself.
He will ,fare no pains tx en>e in supplying the
Ho"se. In5les Ear md Si0iies with tre,y Minp the
country utr- and trusts from his long expereEce in
TINS 1nc OF business. to accommodate ll who may Gull
on him in agreeable style.
He returns his hanks for very large patronage so
long slowed him whilst lie The Proprietor of the
House known the 'No7,mtom Jitr )" cn the grrnt
Western thorough tare side of the Outer RIVER in
the county" bedford and soeit> from those he has
so man, occasions, entertained his county sinnd,
call 20" thn he has removed to the city to prosecute
he same business, to which the lest wears ui his lite
nave been devoted. WIN. LEFTWlCH.
o't Lifts Bedford Semi incl COPY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

See change in the time appointed for the meeting Il
the Stockholders in the New Bank II will be We'd
nesday, the l3Ih Of October, instead of the 18th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

SIa WALTER ScoTr, who knew enough OF
nen and history To be statesman on the broad
scale of humanity, makes one of his characters
say'h Old Mortality Il never knew real SOL
o'er t>uet, for example. as Gen. Sco,t,) "who
was rot frank hearted honest fellow; ard !
oh''k 'ne execution OF the laws may bc thou
sand tunes letter inirls,eI with them than
with peddling lawyers" (Qn: Gen. Pierce y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01
TEM PERANCE

NEMPERANCE-1hrr viii he tul.li----
soh i" as "a, fpe1""te " on Thursday light 'bs
Ia''s "sperIav, are invited to attend Sa '"d the
may be expected. sever" >r"erhes
l,ep 29-do,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

CHAMBERsBURG. Sept. 23-F"r the pas,
TWO or three dav. h. cholera hH4 been IN IL.
increase in Ills borough.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

THEFEAsT,-The Fcas, furnished by the Ladies of tho
Second ebytcrian Church, the Masonic Hall night
before last aud through yesterday closed last night For
the short notice which was made of thrr objects fair
rcmuIernIi"n has been realized which they will app, to
furnishing their new Church, that approaches is
completion.
"" return our thanks for the bonnriiul repast with
which they honored ia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

The Washing ton Republic says that Ed
ward a. Cobeil. Esq. of Virginia has Jus,
nren appointed Chief Clerk of the Genera,
LAID Office. Col. Cabell is a gentleman Of
s''ili'y. and has for some time past been eueas.
cd as Clerk in the Land Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

Mn. EDITOR We aesir, to call the attention of the
City authorities the immense amount of filth &c on
the sidewalk leading from Purvis corner TO
the Depot. Can't something be done remove 1t
is talked OF far and near and still remains monument
of Disgrace to our city. MANY CITIZENS.
~ Republican aud Express copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

Is hF SO! CALL AND SEE,-wo
si received, of our importation, so Enolisb Any
U real steel and twist hnrreIs and t ut brecb
s y. S're tnonnthgs, aud warranted - moptbs D.;
Sl9' fiain double Gums nj So Eley's n,,on, rice
c"nndEGs from No. shot up to Buck ar M,ir
HmVrrs"i cnrtridges,-Eey's double watcr.nrnnr
IRE rer.s"n 'ars-E"ys x Bndwins enn w ye't"l
P"Sdnr !" rnn. 81 1qnowder Also Duponts fine
sc Cn," ny "M. & G. FISHER.
WV 10-"ls OPpoAf'e he Ern,lLHu LII,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01
paR rREsIDEss.
GEN. WINFIELD SEQ IT,
80 sfa JfRstr.
poH virf PHEsipFsT.
VILLA vi \. GRAHAM,
or SeHrn caRoItvA.
Electors for the state ofsirsinia.

ELECTORS At LtrcS.
JOHN ~. BoTTs,
MILAN u. PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01
MAR RED,

On the 99h ult. in this city, hy Rev. J. L. Prchard
MIR. VA. r TIGoN and Miss EDITRA j. Warts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-01

" EW fsANK.- The requisite amount of Sto'k
10 the Merchants Bdtk Lychhurg. having been
s,bsrflbcd Tor, meeting Of the Stockholders of said
bn.k will he held ut NJ. w. rAyENPoRTs flee, on
Man Street on Wednesday, the 18th day OF Octbr, 81
~ !" cfoch A. M for The purpose al Organizing 'io
'anl, by appointing Boar of Directors. adopting ly
Avs &c. A full meeting Is requested by
Nsrnl2I 2twittol3N TIE COMMISSIONERS