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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
Senate, bill entitled an act amending an
act. passed 3lst March, 1851, allow ing

Senate, bill entitled an act amending an
act. passed 3lst March, 1851, allow ing
bail in certain cases.
Mr.. Talbot. from the Committee on
Executive Expenditures. presented Sup
elemental report. which, on his motion,
was ordered to be printed.
A message was received from the Sen
ate, informing the House that they had
disagreed TO the amendment proposed
by the House to the resolution in relation
to the election of officers under the new
Constitution.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were presen-
ted
BY Mr.. Massey-Thatt the committee for
Courts Of Justice, enquire into The expedi-
eney Of so amending the existing law 10
extend the Limitation ON merchants nc.
counts.
By Mr.. Russell-That the committee on
Propositions and Grievances. enquire in
to the expediency of revising and amen
ding the charter of the Wheeling Athen-
Gum.
BY Mr.. 1mboden-Resolved, That the
Committee for Courts of Justice enquire
into the expectancy of amending the 34th
section of d9ih chapter of the Code, SO as
. to exempt in the hands of poor debtors
larger amount of property from distress or
levy.
E. BY Mr.. Robinson Off. City-That the
Board of Public Works be requested to
furnish to this Housea copy offs proceed
,dings in relation to Coupon Bonds be
tween the goth March, 1851. the date of
the act authorizing the issue of said Bonds
and the llth April, 1851. the date of the
contract with Selden. Withers & &C.; and.
also to furnish copy of said contract and
OF all the proceedings Of the Board in re-
lation thereto.
The bill providing the scales and
weights for weighing live stock brought TO
the city Of Richmond, was taken up and
adopted--ayes 1877, noes 3.
A bill to amend the charter of the town
of Warrenton. was taken up, on motion Of
Mr.. Scott Of F. The amendments of the
Senate to the bill. were further amended
on motion Of Mr. S., and the bill in this
form was adopted.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Mr.. Segar addressed the House in vim
dication of the report of the committee APP
pointed to investigate the affairs of the
Washington Monument, in reply to the
editorial remarks of the Wing upon the
course Of the committee.
AT, o'clock the House adjourned.
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LATEST NEWS.
Further by the Baltic.
ENCT ANN

In the House 81 Lords, on the 23d Of
March. Lord Ma.mesbury stated that he
was in communication with the French
government for the purpose of securing
peace 10 the South American States. The
Earl ofAberdeen justified the conduct and
good faith of France in the affairs Of the
River Platte
AUSTRIA.
The Prague Gazette of the 18th con-
iains proclamation by Count Clam Cal
las, which shows that the population OF
Bohemia is still in state far from tran
quill.
The Vienna courts martial are still sit
ting. and in the week ending March Is
sentenced 90 persons convicted Of petty
offences deemed political, to various i'm
prisonments of from seven days to four
months, diversified by blows with rod,
blows with a stick, fasts, and irons.
The Chambers have just been opened
10 Wurtemburg. Nassau, and Oldenburg.
SWITZERLAND.
The extreme liberal party Of the can
ton of Zurich has obtained the victory in
the elections which have just taken place
for the cantonial council
SPAIN.
Madrid, March 16. The dismissal of
Gen. J. Concha from the governorship Of
Cuba is the chief theme of comment here
at present.
Gen. Canedo, the new captain-general
of Culia. left yesterday for Cadiz. with
Generals MediniIla and Marquesi. who
will replace Generals Leymerich and Mon
zano, who went out with General Concha,
and hold high appointments under him.
Don Castor Canedo, nephew of the Gene
raj. has also gone out with him in judi
ciaI situation, and is to be also "censor of
the press"
TURKEY.
A letter from Constaniirople, from a
well informed party, writing on the Sd
inst. says that Austria had demanded from
the Porte cession Of territory, as indem-
MITIGATION for injury sustained through the
assistance given to the Hungarians during
the late war
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynclburg Markets--APril, 10.

W
Pnoyisross-Bacon-Stock light--Sales l0al01
by the quantity.
PoRk.-Nonc.
Beehive quote by the quantiryat 4a5 cts.
FLouR.-Supcriine new $50 with declining
market.
wHEar.-Rcd75c; White so cts.
MEAL Corn Meal 70a75c-
GRAtx.-Curn 7oa75 cts; Oats 10 a As cents.
GUaxo.-BestPe $50 to S. per- ton.
PtAsrrF-Lump SO; Ground SO.
Svears.-New Orleans 7la9 cts; Porto Rco7 to
10 ITS. Clarified loall cts. Loaf III TO l2i cts.
WHlsKY-Mourtain so cts. Scarce and in de-
mand
BEEswAx.-21 toe2 cents.
BurrER.-But little demand for frkins, which
we auo,e lial5c. for No. !. Fresh. at Market
House. brings higher rates, but not uniform.
BRAxpY-Apple, 40asJ; Peach, 81 to 80 cts
BAR Iaox.-S7jas0 assorteddun.
Corrrg-Rio I01 to IL cts. Laguira l2als
Mocha 90 Most frmncss for Rio
COUNTRY LINENs.-Tow Ito .; Flax l2al4 cts.
Corros YARSs-Sales l6al7 cts.
Fr.rBERs.--35 to 50 cts.-Scarce and in de-
mand.
WooL.-e5 to % cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.-35 to s7a very scarce.
GissESG-32sS5 cts.
FLAX SEEp-Sales ITO per Sc Id.
FrsH-Herrings, No L. ssi; Halilax NJ. Her
rings. s6as7J: ShaG. none: Mackerel No 3, s. 80
toss
TALLow.--sto 81 cts.--duil.
TAR.-s3.50 per bbl.
HEnr.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LIysxEp OlL.--70a7 5cts.-in demand.
LARD.-i0to l0i cts.
MoLAssss-West India 81 to 10 cts. per gallon.
n. .. AZ 10 - cts.
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Inc Maryland House of DELEGATES have
PasSed - inc o'if authorizing the City Coun.
eli oil Baltimore to lend its aid to secure
the PROMPT commencement. s. ea,.v COW,
Pletion of the Parkersburg Railroad I'LL,
IS destined TO command for Bal,imore Tho
shortest route to Cincinnati. bv ro,-,,.
hundred miles, than that att,in,iI. H..
OF the northern cities. The route h,s
been surveyed. and ii is expected that il
vii beplaced under contrac, during the
Present month.
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!" ASHiNUIUNs NJ O''''
In Senate. Mr. Borland's resolution.call
ing for information, relative TO the Japan
Expedition. was taken up.
In the House. the bill for the enforce
ment Of discipline in the Navy. was taken
up and discussed, but subsequently laid
aside. and the House proceeded to the con-
sderation of the Homestead Exemption
bill.
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TYNCuDURG MARBLE YARD

- JOHN y. GADDESS f. BRO. Proprie-
for- formerly Of Baifimorc-fiave opened their es-
adjustment adjoining the Masonic Hall and Pos,
Office. and nTe prepared 10 execute all orders in
their liue and Keep consfantly on hand large
sortrnenf of FINISHED MARBLE WORK, at
Northern prices. s'ichas-
Plain and Ornamental Marble Nantes.
Monuments, Tonibs Grave Stones. &C..
Prc7aref of lie lest American md Italian Marble
Carving and Lettering promptly executed with
neaincss and dispatch.
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention in
FORM size, style and quality they suited the
taste and circumstances Of all. Orders from the
country punctually attended TO without any addi-
tional expense Of boxing dtayage, and carefully
packed IN go safe any distance.
Auril pts
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CPErNG SUPPLY Of Fancy and

Wis. athis Ne w IRON FRONT STORE. has
received his entire stock Of NEW GOODS, to
which he invites The attention Of buyers. He of
fers large and commanding stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods, in every variety of style,
Summer WrapPinEs and Shawls,
Hosiery in every variety,
Wrench EmhroiderieS in Collars, Capes, Sleeves,
and Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Mourning Goods large stork,
Family Linens, Damashs, Sheetings and Towel
iags,
Cloths, Cussimers. Drings. Vcstngs, and full
assortment of Gentlemen's Goods.
a full stock of Cotton and Linen Goods for servts,
Corsets and Shoulder Braces, among which are
some extra French Corseis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12
For Coroner.

II We are requested to announce Col. DA-
vID POWELL. as tho Peoples Candidate, for the
Office Of Coroner, for the county Of Campbell.
AID SITS
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CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.

All persons announcing themselves candidates
for Office under the New Constitution, will be
charged at the usual advertising rates.
Communications recommending persons fer Of
fees, except such as are political, and the Judge
ships, will be charged as advertisements.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

A NARROW EsCAPE-A letter to the
Dan,ille (Ky.) Tribune states that Mr.. J.
c. Short recently fell from the top ola cliff
on Dix River in Lincoln county, dis
lance Of ninety feet, perpendicular, and to
the sstonishment Of his companions, in
stead of being dashed to pieces, he sustain
ed but little injury. It's supposed he fell
upon his head.
This is either hard story, or Short
must have had hard head.
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A JOKE CRAr1TLr QuaLIrrrp--Tae
danger of aboisliing the property qnaR6-
Gallon for the rembers of Parliament i
'nls-'hatdf some OF our legislators were
NHh""f their property qualification, they
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NHCAp Hoots, sg,ocs, Hats, &e.

~ take pleasure in calling the attention Of the
public to my well assorted Stock Of Boots Shoes,
Caps, Hats. Travelling Trunks. Carpet Bags Pa
mama and other Summer Hafs-romrrising every
thing used for the head and fe which have receh'-
" bought In the Northern cities and an offering ~
very low prices. in order 10 induce large sales.
think it will be to the interest Of all 10 call as
prefer a nmble penny 10 a slow shilling.
\. Nv arrangements arc made to keep up the Stock
throughout the season. with fresh aud desirable
Goods. Join u. MEE.h-
yn.rrh 0Q-ir,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

The Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Courier < Enquirer. says that there
is some talk among the friends of General
Cass. in the event Of that gentleman not
being able to secure twolhirds vote in
the National Convention, to 60 in body
for Gen. Rnsk, the real hero of San ia
clnto. They are for any thing that may
PROSTATE Douglass.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

< PEsaFef AS33.-- Che subscriber would
~ most respectfully announce to his friends ann
the public generally, that lie is now receiving and
opening large and well selected stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, to which he invites the atten-
ton of those in want 1t is useless to ennmerate
his stock. but would simply say that it is not SUR
passed by any in Lynchburg.
He invites the particular attention f the Ladies
to his beautiful stock of rich Dress Gcods kid
Glooes, &c.
The Gentlemen will find the best stock Of Goods
in their line ever exhibited by airy house in this
place. and the largest and best selected stock of
Ready lNaae Cto,hiag ever brought to this town.
The Young Men will find something really hand
some in the way Of clothing Mt
Anril l2-ifts DON i. Q. PEIERS.
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SCOTT STOCK RISING.

ALBANY, April Sat meeting of the
Wing members ofthe Legislature. to-day,
resolutions in favor Of Scott for the Presi-
dcncy were adopted by a vote Of 60 10 /.
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THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW OPEN.
ESFTy ing The largest and most varied stock Of
e. BcnneFs and Fancy Millinery,
that he has had. and respectfully invites the
attention Of the public to il.
April 5-6tf r. T. HENNTNG.
ID M. ZIMMERMAN No. 1853 Man
H. Street corner Of l2A. RiCHNOND-Oftr
for sale complete assortment Of House Keeping
and other articles as t1llows:
Cutlery
Fine ivory handle HALVES and Forks In sets Of
81 s,pieces, by the dozen or set; ivory haadle
Knives Ly the dozen buffalo bundle Knives and
Forks, Carvers, Sieels. Bread Knives, Fen and
Pocket Knives Scissors, Fruit and other Knives.
Hardware.
Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans. Muslin and Brass Ket-
ties. Fry Pans. Gridirons, Waffle Irons, Furnaces,
Tenders, Fire Irons, Coffee Mills. &c,
Silver Plated ware.
Ca.,ors. Spoons Forks. Butter Knives Walters,
Toast Racks, Snnlers and Trays, &c.
Albata Plate.
Table. Desert and Ten Spoons, Sal, and Egg
Spoons; Table aud Dcselt Forks.
Britannia ware.
Ten and Coffee P0t', Cream Jugs, Sugar and
Sop Bowls. Biggins, Soup Ladies', Gators, Mugs,
Candle Sticks, Gas Lamps
Tin ware.
English block tin Coffee and Tea Pots Sugar
Di-hes. Slop Bowl, and Cream Pots, Dish Covers,
Coffee urns.
Tapanmed ware.
Toilet Sets. Water and Slop Buckets, Cape
Boxes, Dressing Gases, Spice Boxes. Tea Trays.
Nursery Lamps. Pinto Warmers, Tea and Coffee
Canis,ors, Tunbler Drahess
Bathing Apparatus.
I.ockc's Patent Shower BATHS Hand Shower,
Sponge, Hip EMERSON and ehildrer's Bathing
Tubs.
Eefrigsrat0rs, &c.
Mac Donough's Rcfrigcfntors. the best artir!c
manufactured in this country. Wafer Coolers, Ice
Trays, Picks und Aallets, lee Cream freezers.
Clocks.
American, French aud viennn 30hour. 8 md 10
day, large stock from the best manufacturers.
Papier NEnc.ie Goods.
Stands, Tables Port folips, TRAYS aiid Walters
and a yuricty Of othor articles iA!ajd with Pearl
and painted
Wood Ware, &c.
Tubs Buckets, Chnrs. pgrins. Wrter Cans;
Barrel Covers, Brooms, Mats. Willow Wagons
Cradles, Baskets, plain, painted and embroidered
Brushes and RroOnns.
Hair, wall, busting, shoe, marking, furniture.
crunb. scrnhbiuG white-wash flesh tooth. nail. hat
and clothes Brushes and sweeping Brooms.
Egnsic:ss Instruments.
Volins, Guitars, Flutes. AccordcaHs. Fiutinas,
Banjos, violin, guitar and banjo Strings, sc.
Combs.
Tortoise Shell and imitation Tuck. Side and
Dressing, Pocket Fine Tooth and Wood Combs.
Cast From HAT Racks.
Together with Per.gmery, Soaps and Fancy Ar
iclcs in great variety too numerous to be embraced
in an advertisement. April 5-5t
bounty Land w arrants-W . will
Dpay the highest cash prices ior Bounty Land
Warrants. All who have them for sale, viii please
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Eor Circuit Court Judges.

r. AT the solicitation of many Voters, JAMES
NJ. WHITTLE Esq, has consented that be be
announced for the olKce Of Jrdyc of the Circuit
composed ofthe countics Of Bedford, Patrick, Hem
ry franklin and Pittsyvania, at the election to be
held under the new Constitution.
Mar ll-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

At the solicitation Of many OF my friends.
nounce mvsclfa candidate for the Office of Clerl, of
the Circuit Court Of Campbell county. Having ac-
ted as an assistant in that. and several other Clerks
Offices for nearly four years, fatter myself that (
elccted) shall be able 10 discharge the duties Of
the Office in satisfactory menner.
Nov. 6-tsif J. NEWTON GORDON.
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READING ROOM.

The subscribers having opened READING
ROOM, in the VIEGIyIAN ButLDrSG invite the pub
lie to avail Themselves of it, free of charge, until
the first day of May.
Open every day Sundays exccpted) from sur
rise till o'clock ut night.
Apr; Sits TERRY & SHIELDS.
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.-g' We are requested to announce JOHN D
ALEXANDER. a candidate for the Clera.hip in
the Circuit Court for Campbell county.
Nov lofts
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TURKEY.
LATER Erafsa EcxicO.

Through orr New Orleans exchanges
we have dates from Vera Cruz to March
23d, and from the Capitol to March 18th,
incluslve:-
The country still remains tranquil, all
The local Instructions having been sup
pressed. The papers rejoice greatly at
the last, and as most of them think, The f.
nal defeat of Carsajal. The Trait d I'M
on. however, supposes that Carvajal. not
withsianding the il-snccess of his pre,i-
Gus efforts, will make yet third, as he is
certainly possessed of indomHable energy
and perseverance.
A resolarion has been introduced into
the Legislature of Vera Cruz, requesting
Congress TO repeal or alter the act of Feb
ruary %, 1872, ais being in opposition to
the guaranteed rights Of the people. I'm
,Ier this law foreigners are arrested and
expelled from tie Republic without even
the iormahty ola trial and Condemnation.
Such acts of tyrany are OF frequent occur
cnce in Mexico, aud it is good sign that
they have excited opposition among some
Of tie Mexicans themselves.
The electric telegraph will be finished
all the way from Mexico 10 Vera Cruz by
by April LIST.
Much excitement has been caused in Mex
leo hv the assassination OF IA DR.. Beistcqui.
He, his wife, and Senior Estava, were
riding ina carriage when they were attack
ed, in the vicinity Of the city, bya band
of robbers. After an Intellectual defence
they were overpowered, and the Doctor
was litaraly stoned To death. Estava was
severely. but not MORALLY wounded
The lady. by her tears and cries. succeeded
in obtaining mercy. A great many per-
sons we're arrested on suspicion of being
concerned in the preparation Of the crime.
The President has sent 10 the Senate
the name of d. Manuel Larrainzer as min
lister to tie United States. 10 replace Sc
nor de la Rosa. Senior Larrai,zar belongs
toihe Conservative party; and his ideas,
five may believe the papers, are diamet-
really opposed TO those entertained by al
most all the people of the United States
He was a member OF the committee which
reported in favor of annulling the Garay
grant.
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Respite Of Reid ana Clements.

A Geographic dispatch from the secre-
tary of State. which reached the United
States Marshall for this District at late
hour last evening, announced that the Pres
ident had granted respite TO the pirates,
Reid and Clements, for two weeks.
We understand that Reid was quite
communicative on yesterday, whilst Glenn
ents had but little TO say
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-12

~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT
TiNSLEY (the present Clerk) as candidate for
the Cerkship of the Circuit Court of Amherst
county. march lS-tde
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.~,.zss--.r~s.~a-zu-.s

The South Side Democrat explains the
remarkable speech OF Com Stoca,oa. by de-
o'suns that the Commodore as inconti
aent'y f'Sht" onthe occasion. We sup.
pose Com Stockton will laugh as heartily
~ tne Joke as anybody else We dare sav
ne thinks he is never looSe in the a,owal of
ms principles. BY the way. the Commo
dore has r.sised his speech. and in It's mod.
inca form i''s no. 50 objectionable 10 bis
Democratic friends asihe frs, report. Sill
u Is protective, federal, and IteJstey;s5
though he declares hr is a strict construc.
lion Democrat.-Aler Ga-.
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rMEAp GooDs-FOR CASH.
T0UyEN,s KID GLOVES. Tbs sub

TOUyEN's IkI0 GLOvBS.2 Tbs Sub
~ scrbcr has the pleasure 81 announcing 10 The
Indies and Gentlemen that he has this morning
received 100 dor: JOuviu's best Mid
Gloves, direct from Paris. Among the ASSAULT
meut, the Ladies' Gnu find any number and color
used
BY promisins ID keep always on hand good as
sortmcnt. he hopes receive share Of their very
liberal patronage. 3HWaY igGfs
The subscriber hazards nothing. in saying they
arc the best Gloves used, those who hive ,iiod
them, pronounce them TO be such. 49,
March e5.-ifs DON. r. CaPETERS
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

PROVIDENCE, Aprl 8.-Returns indi
cate that the State election has resulted in
favor of the Wigs.
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rUv0ENvALHDS-THEROCK

Ny06NyAEEDS-T THE ROCKBRIDGE
Il ALUM SPRINGS, II miles West of Lex
inr,on, Va. is an invaluable remedy in the cure of
ali Scrufuluus and Cutancous diseases, Lupus and
| other malignant alterations, Chronic diseases of
the Alimcntnry Canal, Apticous and other Chronic
! intl1rimaicas and ulceTatioas OF the mouth and
throat, Dyspepsia. diseases Of the Liver, Diarrlna,
| Chol, IA lufantum, Chronic Peretonetis and Mes
cutrrcti<. Asciia disease Of the Kidney. Bladder
! and urethra Diabetes. Hemrrhoida Affections,
diseases peculiar to teris'cs Chlorosis, Suppress
sion and other morbid conditions Of the Menstrual
| Secretion, Chronic ILLUMINATION and Liberation
| ofthe Uterus Lcnconhea. all animal conditions Of
the system and broken down states Of the consitu-
| tlon. whether from the imprudett use of medicine
or The errors OF youth. and in ali constitutional dis
ca.c. where powerful Alternative and tonic remedy
| is required. .
| IN diseases of tie Giandular System wherhe~ pI
| Inflammation, liberation, enlargement deficient
Secretion, it is iava'uable. Its power in restoring
| the Sscretinns n healthy condition, whcs def
cient in quantity or Of bad quality particularly the
sccrcsiuns Of the Liver Kidneys and Skin, is not
Suppressed by any other agent.
| Art'ng Irreaiiye or astrirrort nccordirc To
the quanity taken ii cures with equal facility dis
eases # the Aneuiary Canal attended by coh-ti-
| patton or diaIlGa. lis purea'ive action is char
acterized by copious bilious discharges very smi
! lar to those produced by n,ercural purgativcs
As a remedy in all deprved conditions of the
constitution involving as such diseases necessarily
do. an unhealthy condition of the blood. and in
many cases morbid depo>iIs in the various organs,
we know of no remedy which has effected such :
tonishing cures. Thus it is; it has cured Scrofula
in all it, forms and in its worst stages. and its ki
dred affections.
Unlike most other Mineral Springs, it reiainsiis
curative powers at all seasons, and when scntaway
in barrels or bottles. preserves most all of its
properties.
The accommodations AT present sufficient for
$50 persons and by the commencement of the usu-
al season. will be so increased as to accommodate
larger number.
Visitors will be received a, any time and charg-
ed as follows:
Until ihe Goth June 81 Tr week
From 20th June to ist October =, 10
Servants half price.
BOOTH, ANDERSON & CHRISTIAN.
There will be n daily line ofSuges to the Springs
connecting with the Packet Boat at North River
and Buchanan, and with the Staunton and Waynes-
borough lines over FINE Plank Road
Hacks and other means of Conveyance can al
wavs be had in Lexington Il desired.
FARE:
From Richmond. by Packet Boat. to Lex
ington --------.---- IS 90
bvSco,tsville and Staun-
ton to LexingtoD---- 90
April 1o--wts
Richmond Wing and Examiner will publish
'recSlguntill orderek to he stopped
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A CEICULTUisAI, ware rEousc,

n Richmond Va.-The subscriber continues TO
manufacture Agricultural Muchinss and impie-
meuts. such as Horse poscrs- 7Areshsss CT Drums
Fan Niis, different Paiters, Seed Driils, different
Patterns, Cora MiHs, Corn and Ceb CrpstfTs,
Sirar Cutters, Corn Shelters, a Variety HI side
and subs0ii Pioagts, Cui.ratcrs, Harrocs Grain.
Crad,es, Keepers, &C. sc. All of which will be
made in the best manner aud Of approved patterns.
NV Horse power and Drum with self oiling box.
ha, been tested thee seasons, and Uniformly pro-
nouncrd to be tho best In use. also manufacture
to order, fluttering Mills. both wood and Iron
and Tobacco knives, lew patterns. Machines re-
paired castings of Iron and brass furnished n, short
notice. II BALDWIN
Anvil yo-,ylr NJ, i4S Mai, 81 Richmond
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~ We are authorized 10 announce LEO DAN
IEl,ir.: as 4 candidate Cor the Office Of CLERK Of
the circuit court of Amherst county.
Dec 4--ifls
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-, We are authorised to announce JAMES L.
HAY. candidate for county surveyor, for the
county of Campbell March ll-wSt
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April s..
Flour declined. Southern commands 81.
25a4.3i. Grain unchanged.