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TITRE VII.



Art. 1911 aura un Bureau des Travaux Pu-
| blics, lequel composera de quatre commssaires
l. Etat divise par la Legislature quatre dis
tricts comprenant, autant que possible, un nombre
egal d eIecteuTs: les votants de chacun de dis
trcts ehront chacun un commissaire pour Pc
RODE de quatre anndes DeuX commissioners designds
par lie sort, les quatre qui seront dabord eus,
devront retrer Respiration de la seconde annGe
Art l31,-L' Assemble Generate sa premiere
session apres adoption de cete Constitution, devra
pourvoir Il lelecton ct la retrbntion DIES commits
saires ainsi gu a Organisation du Bureau Les com
mssaires qui seront d'abord eus reuniont au jour
fxe par la loi ct tireront sort pour determner
Fordre dams lequel expirera leur mandat.
Art 132.-Les commissioners exerceront
veiance active ct constante tous les ravanx pu
blcs oil lEtat est nerresse, hormis ceux qu sont
executes par des companies d dictionaries lis
commnnlqueront de temps Il autre Assemble Gre
nerae leurs vues les travauX pubcs ct suggere-
ront les measures qu!is crolront les plus propres il
reaser avaMtageusement lie but auquel SOFA dest-
noes les terres lnondees que les Etatsu mis- dxt
c6dGes i Get Eta lis nommeront tous les officers
necessaires aux travauX publics ct eXerceront ous
autres devoirs qui leur imposes par la loi.
Art 1873 Les commissioners pourront etre desti-
tues par lie vote de la majoritt de les membres
eus il chaque Chambre de rAssemblde Generate ;
lie motif de la restitution devra Gtre insert au jour
nal de chaque Chanbre.
Art 134-L'A Assemble Generate aura lie pouvoir,
moyennant lie concours DIES trois cnquiemes DIES
nlembres elus chaque Chambre dabolir lie Bureau
des TravauN Publics, quand ellie jugera que &C Bu-
est plus necessaire.
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Fiat seront elus par les vota1s de chague paroisse
pour une periodic lie qnatre annee5. > ii declare
yayance apres felection, lie Jugc De hCour on
cette yacance noruinera an aitre Grief
her. Ell Ia persole nominee ie5leFa en- place JUS
qua election generate suivante.
Art. S0--Un Sherif ct IN Coroner seroht Glus dams
chaque parolsse par les votaHts dc la de parolSsc.
Ces officers eXerceront lenr5 lonctlonS pendant une
periodic dc deux annees moins qu'iis ne so'ent des
titues La Legislature aura lie droit au9menter le
no.nbre des shers dams parolsse quelconluc. ST
une parosse perd une aniere on une atitFe apras
election, son Sherif son Coroner. lie Couyerneur
nomGnera Il la place yacante, ella personne ainsl
NEE exercera les lonctions qn m soht Attributes JUS
gu /, ce que FeecLon lui al. donie uA auccesseuT
Art. Sl-Lcs JUICES dcs dierentes Cours infe-
rleues seroht olus par ea yolants de iet iaEoIsse
GU de leurs districts
Art. S2-La Legislature devrl fxor clcat,on de
tous les Juges une epoque dIsLince de cello hXee
pour toutc antre election.
Art. Sd Avocat- General sera elu par les votants
de / Etat les Ayocats dc District par les votants de
chaque district, meme temps que le Gouverneur
dc / i1tat.
Art s4-La Legislature indiqnera de quelle ma
Mere doivent etre relnpaces quand survien une
quelconque, les JUICES nerleurs, I Avocat-Ge-
neral les Avocats de District ct les autes officers don't
lie mode de renplacement est pas lhdlque par la
Constitution.
TIRE V.
POURSUITE par I~OIE D'iNPE.1CIIiiElgT.
hTl SJ---IIe DOuVOlr u IT'S pohiShiteS par
vote dimpeachInent est comic Ia Chambre des Re
presentans.
Art. S6--Lorsque lie Couverneur, lie Lieutenant
Gouverneur, Avocat- General, lie Secretalre Eat,
lie Tresorer d Itat les Juges DIES Cous iniereures
(les JUICES de Paix exceptes} seront poursuvls par
la vote Impeachment, lis seront tradnits devant lie
Senat que pEesidera paree Circumstance lie juge-
President on lie Doyen de Ia Cour Supreme Les
JUICES de Ia Cour Supreme poursuivis par vote d'im
parchment seront egalement traduts dsvant lie senat
Lorsque cette dernGre assembled sera constitree
Haute Cour de Justice, les Senator's devrou prefer
sernent, ct pourra avoir de contamination que
noyennant lie concours des deux-tcrs des Senator's
presents
Art, Sizes ponrsuites par vote d'iInpeachmcnt
ncntraineront d autre condemnation que la destltu-
ton ct nhabete jamas rempIir des lonctious saa-
riees honorifiques dependant de Etat. Mean
moins les parties ans condamnees pourront Gtre pour
suives ct punes conformement il Ia lo
Art. 8s.-Les officers poursuivis par vote dim
parchment pourront pas continuer exercer leurs
lonctions ant que dureront les poursultes. II sera
fat par qui de droit nomination provisoire pour
remplacer, jusqu an denouement de latiare officer
ans suspendu.
Art. s9-La Legislature devra pourvoif a la mise
accusation. jugement ct Ia restitution de tous
les autres OFFICERS &c Etat soft scion les formes
ordinalres, soft autreInent
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CON STITUTE ON
PREAMBULE,

L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
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~RUDE BRINISTONE--100 TONS of arst quail
.y 10 store ard for By nARELLi Co., q CONNIE 81
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EDRECIPITATED PHOSPHATE OF LIME
II Warranted pure for sale BY fjeV -. MAset.h,
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Parosses Paquemines ct st Bernard ; Ia portion
de la parosse d Orl situte la rive droite du
Mississippi Ia portion de la vile de Ia Nouvelle-Or-
leans comprise au-dessous de la igne qu setend du
lleuve suvant lie iniIieu de Ia Julie jusgu au
canal de Ia Nouvelle Orleans ct de Ii ell suivant lie
lI1 tnanr ills11l1.
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PREAMBULE.
Nous, lie peuple de 'Etat dc la Louisane 6tablls-
sous ct decretons cette Constitution.
TTrrPF PREMIER
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La portion de Ia vile lie Ia Nouvee- ORLEANS situte
au-dessus de Ia ligne qul setend du euve en- svant
lie mllieu de Ia rue Jnllejusqu'au canal de Ia Nouvee
ORLEANS, ct de Ia suivant le dit canal iusquau
Lac paros-es Jefferson, St .Jenn-Baptistc, St
Charles, st jacques, Ascension Absorption, La
observation-disclosures, Terrebonne, Quest Baton Rouge
L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
pAKER,S PREMIUi: BIT.

BE- TIERS the greatest remedy ever discovered
for Dyspepsia Nervous Headache, and all arts.
ing from n disordered state Of the stomach With te'
males its equal cannot be found Infants from to IL
months old a tea spoonful with little water and sugar.
will cure any bowel complaint The proprietor has in
possession more home certificates for the above dis
enses than any druggist in the city lady on Shockou
Hill saws she has been suffering with the Dyspepsia for
the last six or eight years and has found more relief
from one bottle of Buffers Celebrated p eminn Batos
th.n all the medical advice she ever received.
NOTICE-For the benefit of Others, hereby certify
tint have received more benefit from two bottles Of
Bakers Premium BIterS, in my sickness with the Dys-
PERSIA than any dining tried with the assured con-
6depce that it will exterminate that annoying disease
Richmond .June 8, 1852 JOHN f BROOK.
RICHMOND, June 27, 1852
Mr. F. Baker-Dear Sir: 1t is out Of my power to ex
press the suffering that have undergone for 10 Is
wears with n Nervous Headache. and pain in my left
side have used every thing that could be named TO
find relief but all failing to ease my suffering But
friend told me that had better try Bakers Premium
Bitters ! procured a bottle and found so much re-
lief sent to YOU for four bottles. which have relieved
me entirely without the least symptoms Of an atiack
since Most hespectluuy, -
MRS J J MARTIN
For salebv d Z LYMAN.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
SADDLE white surry forthe Field To-
morrow

To morrow the battle will be lost and won
To-day should not be idly spent f any thing
remains uudone tnnt can be accomplished, q
high and solemn obligation demands that il
should not be neglected We warrantthat tho
day before Chippewa or Churubusco was not
passed inactively by Winfield Scott and the
brave men who fought undor him No true
Wing can be so Indifferent 10 the success of his
cause, so cold and unmoved when The interests
Of the country are at stake, as to refuse to de-
vote the few remaining hours to their common
veal. To ARMS, WnIGs oP IYNcHnuRG, and
show the enemy again. as you have shown
them in many gallant encounter, heretofore,
that yoa know no such word us defeat. Fight
on and give no foot of ground until the sun of
Tuesday shall have gone down.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
Courage wings.

No journal in this or any other country has
a better established reputation for candor and
sagacity than the National Intelligencer-nor
has any other more extensive and accurate
sources Conformation. Its conclusion from all
the data before it, in regard to the result of the
election to. morrow is that '.if any reliance is
70 De placed on concurrent public and private
aoslces' upon favorable indications of public
sentiment manifested in various WAYS and in
quarters where We did not at f;rst expect sue.
cess-If all these, which we believe 10 hauon.
founded, do not turn out to he a.oa,,;,,,
then we say that WINFIELD Scorr will srralv
obtain the palm, and be elected Pres;den, g
these United States. So encouraging, indeed
are the advices and indications referred to.
from VIRGINIA as well as other States. that !,
is our opinion that even that ancient Common
wealth will. ifthe Wings throughout the State
do their duty, cast her vote for her illustriou.
Son.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
Civ Council.

Alta called meeting Of the City Council. Of LYNCH
burg. at their Chamber, Saturday evening, Both Oct
1852.
Preseat-John NJ Oiey Presidem'; Chs W Chr slim.
Vim Crumpton. Henry Davis, WIN Taliarerro s Du.
guild. r d jennings ohm Cary, Geo Gurle Thomas
o Acree and Jesse Ilare--memde,Y.
ResolUel, unanimously, That Judge Daniel Wilson,
ST. be appointed the Proxy represent the Corpora.
ton Of Lyncburg in the next general meeting of the
Stockholders of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company and the President is requested to have the
cessy power Of attorney executed and Judge
Wilson.
On motion of Mr.. Christian, ResolDed. unanimouslv
That the City Council will cordially unite with the Cit.
zens testimonials of respect for the memory of that
llustrious Orator and Statesman, Daniel Webster, tho
late Secretary of State of the United States.
Teste, d ROBES, CLK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
Choose We.

A few hours, only, divide us from the most
important day of all the year, the day that is
to decide the political fate of the country for
four years, and shape its destiny we know moi
for how long. On the one side, To employ the
language of the Providence Journal, are peace,
prosperity, good order, national faith, liberty
protected and regulated by law, aud true pro-
gress in civilization; on the other side are head.
long filibusterism, indefinite territorial extern
sion-indefntc alike as to the amount and the
means-pubc robbery, war, and commercial
dependence upon Great Britain. On the one
side is a candidate commended by illustrious
services, proved alike in the field and in the
council high personal character, and unstain
ed purity of private lfe on the other hand is
one whose only merit is his obscurity, who has
had the highest opportunities of distinction,
yet has not added line to the history of the
Republic, except by his most unexpected nomi.
nation for the highest Office in its gift. Choose
ye between them. One or the other the coun.
try must have; there is no room for compro
mise, there is no just evasion Of the direct re
sponsibty which rests upon every cector tc
do his part in that direction " hich is most fol
the interest of the country.
Every man who has the right to vote, every
man who has the power 10 influence others, i.
bound by the highest consideration to give his
vote and to exert his influence for the candi-
date who, in his opinion, will render the high
est services to the country, aud in whose hands
the interests and the honor of the county may
be most safely trusted. If the whole country
would but approach the question in this spirit
with an honest, intelligent desire to act for tn,
best good ofthe country, we should have nj
fear of the result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

THE OPINION OF DEMocRAT-A few
days ago Col. J. S. Williams was making a
speech to fine audience in the interior of our
State. In the course of it he instituted comI
parson between General Scott and Genera
Pierce. Having fairly presented the claims OF
the candidates he cxclaimed-"Now if these
two men were running for the Presidency as
members OF the same party. both Democrats or
both Wings, how many votes would Gen. Pierce
get in the State of Kentucky" A veteran
Democrat in the crowd, with more honesty
than piety exclaimed-"He ouldn't get ID
vote; I'm sure | shouldn't vote for him =.
We know this anccdote TO be strictly true.
L0uiSr3Ye Journal
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.-.o,,Icass,ne Coiumn."

All the world knows Of the granddoqnen'
boasiing Of Santa Anna previous TO the great
battle of Cerre 6 ofdo. One might bavethought
from his dispatches that General ScoTr and his
army would b easen up. With al his men,
horses and cannon. a, a single moathful. Santa
Anna had posted himself on the heights Of
Cerre Gorao, and was confident q victory as
though / lad been already wen.
Precisely similar Is the case Of the Democrats
a, this hour. Their boastlngi Is beyond com
parison .anl altogether above reason. They bave
posted themselves on The Ohio and Pennsylya.
MA elections, and proclaim thar victory Is as
certain as II il was already won. tho distribution
of the spoils they have already arranged.
When the solid columns Of the people. headed
by the same veteran soldier, WINFIELD ScoTr,
march upio The front ofbattle, thesesniant boas-
tiers will break and run before his advance, as
did the men of Santa Anna at Cerro Gordo
WHIes ! One vigorous charge. and the day is
ours ScoTr LEADS THE CoLuMN-FoRwARD
" Republic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
McCORKLE, SIMPSON a. JONES

LIZ lPhoieSdie and Retail GrccerS and Commission
Merchants, Nam street Lynchbug, Va, are now
celvng and havein store their fresh Fail supply of New
Goods viz:
1870 bags Rio. Laguira, Java and Maraicaibo coffee
30 hhds and bbls Orleans, Porto Rico ard Clur-
flied Sugars,
90 hhds and bbls Orleans and West India Mo-
lasses,
80 bbls & boxes crushed, powdered Loaf sugar
30 bbls superior Coffee Sugar
2o0 sacks Liverpool and ground alum salt
600 kegs Nails and spikes, all sizes
500 lbs Sole Leather
60 tons rolled and country iron, (par, ON consgn-
ment) consisting Of square, round, band,
halfruund, &c &c all sizes
10000 lbs Cotton Yurns (part on consignmeu,) best
brands
5000 lbs Majors, square and octagon cust-stee all
$50 lbs Shear steel
$500 lbs blistered steel
10000 feet best Safety Fuse
300 90 kegs DuPonts best blasting Powder
oo do do sporting do
10 bales 3-4, 7-sand "a Domestics
10 do No / and Oznaburgs
% packages Gunpowder black and imperial Tea
10 bbls Tanners aud Lamp Oil
go boxes $40, 9Sl2. 10 ~, 10 I'D Glass
40 bbls and half bbls No l, and 9 Herrings and
Mackerel
1900 Negro Blankets all prices
1910 pair bed do do
SO dozen Wool Hats, all qualities
10 do Cloth caps
30 cases Lquolice some yeIv 6uo
25 Baskets oil
90 boxes rallow Adnmantinc an Sperm Candles
Il bbls bestN Carona tar
~ LOU LOU kegs Lewis white Lead Mol extra and pure
10000 lbs prime Bacon Sides
10 reams wrapping PAPER
Also Calicoes, Bcd-ticking, bloacbed Domos,ice
riaid Lnseys, Negro Clothing, Spice, Pepper, Ginger
CC,1pPeras' Alum, Saltpetre. Indigo Madder, Borax
lover and Timothy seed, Manila Rope all sizes, Vine
oar, Axes round and square point Shoves rented
Suckets' Horse do, &c, &c. Also Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, all qualities. of their own nnnuae
'ue' and warranted all of which will be sold ON tho
very pest terms for cash, in exchange for country pro-
nuce' Or to punctual customers time
h'y also continue to receive and forward Goods and
irouce of every description, which will be done with
80 slatrst dlsPatfh. oct Bots
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFYICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

HoRRbLE PUNIsnMENT.-By the Niagara,
we lealn that Hass Hasee SULLIVAN Kapan, ac-
e9sed as lnstlsating the late attempt on the
HE OF the Shah Of Persia, had been seized and
put to death with much cruelty. His body was
fractured IN parts not vital, and lighted iapers
inserted IN the wounds; thus illuminated he
was carried IN procession through the princ;.
pal streets of the city, and " as afterwards
cleft IN twain. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

Fatal ArrRAY.-On sunday, the 18th inst,
and ARRAY took place at the mouth of the Yazoo
river, between Mr.. Strother Mr.. Adren, and
tlr. Hughes, which resulted in the death of
STROLLER and Adrien. 1t seems that dispute a.
rose betweenthem when high words and threats
passed between Strother and Adrien. The
former went as was supposed 10 arm himself;
the latter followed him with "A gum and fired
upon and killed him. Hughes attempted to
interfere, and Adren presented the gun at him
and snapped i;whereupon Hughes seized hold
ofthe gun and forced it from Adrien's hand,
and beat his brains out with it. 1t is said that
Hug hes is ready to give himselfnp to the au-
thorties
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
Mr.. Webster's Letter.

In reply to a correspondent signing himself
"Aliguis," the New York Commercial .fdeey-
tiser says
"Mr. Webster's memory is free from what
'Aliquis' calls stain upon his political career
A letter aoas aoriHca by Mr.. Webster acknowl-
edging the binding character OF the nomination.
by the Wing Convention at Baltimore, and
Withdrawing all opposition to it on his part
II was written 10y himself, and given to gen.
.leman to copyj and he would have signed it,
anu sent it to the New York gentlemen who
Wrote TO him on the subject but for his sickness.
he letter to him and the substance his reply
may yet appear
TONIGHT there wall be last grand rally of
the Wings of Lynchburg preparatory TO tho
great battle of tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

akWnAT THEY REJOICE OyER-General
Pierce's leading Northern organ, the New York
Evening Post refers to the migration of Slaves
to Canada as evidence that the Fugitive law
is failure, and that "the public mind will nev
er be at rest" til'the law be practically aban,
doned not repealed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

EVERY WING IN LYNCHBURG IS
REQUESTED TO RALLY, To NIGHT.
AT THE BUILDING LATELY OCCUPI-
ED AS THE SECOND PRESBYTERl.
AN CHURCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

NoMINATIoN.-Thc executive committee of
the American party met in Philadelph Wed.
nesday, to determine their future course, ow-
ing to the death Of Mr.. Webster. thew unon.
mously nominated Jacob Brown for President
and Reynolds Coates; of n Jersey, for Vice
President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
DICKINSON COLLEGE.

| J -;..-r - ILL h1Nk he Fall SeS.
1.. SION oil ms ancient and favorte institution will
funcua1ty in attendance elured alike by rho irto.
eS1s oil the students and of the College.
Dosr' IN good families may be had at prices ranpino
rom $50 to $500 per week (Students preferring to
can reduce this expense low as 62B
,;an per week. The annual charges, including tut.
eo9 board and all incidenals for room,ren wasbina
'u[I' ana lights, y between $3.50 and $50 co.
NdilSle, Se' cts G.. COLLINS pro.;l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
FIhe Rev. ORyILLE DEWEY.

Thomas FraLcis Meagher has accepted the
post OF Lieut.. Colonel Of the Irish Regiment
known as the Long Island Irish Volunteers"
comprising e the Irish Volunteer Companies of
Brooklyn and Williamsburg, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
ELECTORAL TfekET.

Ii Disfrict--.John n. kilby Of Nansemond.
d DistIirf-Edward X Chambers, of Merk lcnburf
81 Di.frict--Thomas \. Flournoy. Of llalifux.
4th District--H. II Marshall. Of g barotie
18th Disirict-Alex Risrs Of Albemafle.
9Th Disirict-Wm. G. Scott ofpowhatnn.
7th District--Jos Segnr OF Elizabeth CITY.
sth District--Robt. Mayo if. ofWcstmoreland
9th District-llenry W. Thomas, OF Fairfax.
10Th Distriet--Alex. Il. Botelrr. Of Jefferson.
nh Disfriet--1 b. Baldwin. of Augusta.
10Th District-John Eehols, Of Monroe.
| Jfh Disfrict--Nalfcr Preston, Of Washington
] 9TH District-John J jackson. ir., of Wood.
I jih District--T. NJ. Gally, Of Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

~ It now being certain that city is to be lighted
with with Gus take the earliest opportunity of n-
forming the citi Gems of Lynchburg that shall prepare
Immediately for GAS-FITTING, and respectfully solic
the patronage Of my friends and the public generality
Aug 20--dts a. u. DAbNhf "A GIT
pHFoNIy FouSDRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
NEW BOOKS

Watson's Poetca Quotations
Frost's Sketches of Indians
Walkers Rhyming Dictionary
Camp Fires of the Revolution
Mackay's Popular Decisions
Philosophy of Living
Young Americans Library, containing lives of
Washington, Franklin, Penn, Marion, Jack
SON. Taylor Lafayette
Boston Tea Party
Cd Bell of Independence, &c, all beautifully
illustrated
Gents and Ladies Book of Etiquette
Young Wfe's and husbands book
Science of Etiquette
Aunt Mary's Library
Cold Toy-books, Sc for children.
nov Its G MORSE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

WYmAS one of the most accomplished Necromaneers
and Yentroqusts in the country is giving series Of
tainment. to crowded houses, the Masonic Hal,
Hi. eats of leger-de-mnn, performed with astonb
ing dexterity. His ventrilequism is also very fine
and affords an agreeable and amusing variety.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

The Stanton Spectator learns the following
particulars OF a sad accident that happened TO
son Of Mr.. VIM. Lilly, of Rockingham, last
week:
Mr. l.. was cleaning a gun, near which the
child was standing, and by some accident its
contents were discharged in the forehead, a.
bove the eye, causing CHASTITY wound and ex.
posing the brain to view. The father did not
know that the gun was loaded. We have since
learned that the child has died from the
wound.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
WRAPPING PAPER

w RAPPENG PAPER
w White wrapping large and small
Brown do do do
Tea and Manila wrapping
Also, Print and colored paper for Job Printing &c,
Printers Cards various sizes
Card Boards ivory and satin finish
Printers Ink. new supply.
nov Its c MORSE, Com Merct