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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-07

NORTHERN Arrives from charlottesville on the
.ame days as heretofore, viz TUESDAYS, Thursdays and
4a,urdays Schedule time OF arrival, a m, Leaves Oh
SUNDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays, at a m
pAG KET MAIT.-The Packet brings way Mah
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes one MON
davs W oaneedays and Fridays. On Monday morning,
Richnond and Northern mail IS received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAII.-Mails are dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 30 m, foy Forrest Depot ioery'
Bulds Big Lick, Salem, &c, and ior FIncas,le ana 'os
tho present. all the watering places
By the Railroad also sent, Juesdays ihursdays
and saturday. mails Tor Bedford Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND MAiL-hr-
rives daily, except SUNDAY, at Gap IN.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at haii'past SIX
FAKRlVJ.IE-Arrivesd d,ily, except sunday, about
midnight bringing the mail from Richmond, and parts
Month south and West oi thai city Leaves daily from
II 10 II p. IN except Saturday night ,,,
nANyI1 IL-Ar,iyes as hcr 'oipre, Tuesdays, Thurs
da VS. and SATURDAYS I.rav"s heretofore, MONDAYS,
Wednesday and Fridays, at a, m
pEDLkR MILLS ARRIVES, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursday, between 10 and II IN. Leaves about
u N. sane DAYS.
a. Mail closed at 6 p. m.
~. On Sunday morning the Office will be kept open
f,r Que hour after the Mail is ready Tor delivery. -
Aug Is-dts WM. M BLACkfOkD. !. w.
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LEXINGTON d. Through

a. EIfIA 8NV : WV IA . FN1syAH 70
Sf1IsIlT--AS3 TO BUCHANAN. ~ TWO DAYS, IN
sssfss S2~sA| oar Mai PACKET Boots, bV Sco1@
ami L,uclburc On AMI after the 10Th. our l'aas I'LL
enve Richmond daily Sundays excepted, NJ tie nNun
honr 6 p NJ and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning. leave buchanan at u A IL, every day
except Sunday, aud arrive in Lynehhurg q, % p NJ
70 hours in time to connect with the Norfolk boats lrnv
ing at 81 A. NJ. and the Southern and Northern h'd
R1nd cars leaving at A. NJ. -
Passengers for Lexington. connect WIN daly ''oe
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond I"
passenger for Farmyillc fare g; Buckingham H.,
fare 1925; charlottesville, fare 81 and Stannton' '"e
a vii leove Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Boats. ,.,:
Below seecard of time of arrival at intermediate dis
tances
-. D ini .nnna liuiIu ezccri Snndans. al p.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Go.
HARTFORD CONNECTICHT.
CAPITAL S2OO,0OD.

Securely 7nreSted andef TIE 0Wc'm dPPf0rW NJ
Me ComptroHG ofMc State.
OFFICE CORNER or MAIN s. ASYLUM SITS.
he Company will issue Policies on the joint stocl,
principles and upon the MntunI plan, lhna combining
the benefits of both systems nj the option o the insured;
and make contracts upon my md all conditions aPper-
timing connected with life risks OF whacvrr nnme
neturc,
Policies vii, be issued the lowest rntes of prenln
that can be adopted aud afford requisite securty To the
secured and pcrpetuity To the institution
On the surrender of Life Policy, the holder will re-
ceive lis equitable value in cash.
Thi- Company continues IN effect insurance on the
lives of persons going California; AT fur rates OF pre-
MUM; and grant perm lis Tor tpyeng sen, and Tor
eian residences nj equitable rntca.
Policies issued for the benefit Of married women, on
the Life of their husband, my other person, viii en-
tn her separasusc independently oi her husbhha
und o The claims Of his creditors.
The Con ptroller of Public Accounts, under date oi
2ghl of .nnuniV, 1SJ |, crrties that
The Legislature hnving thrown extraordinary aud
unusual guards around this chnrCr for The proeeion
nike ofthc Company and he pnblc the strcngth nblt'
y and well invested capital oiihc institution or" in my
opinion unsurpassed by any Life lnsupnce Company IN
Ills State or Union (Sieued) r. q. PISHEY.
Comptroller Of Public Accounts, State Of Conn"
The Company i managed aud controlled by Board
of Directors who personally inctcstedh hs snekhpI
der- aud policy holders in lis success.
Pamphlets coniniHing rates of premium and iniormn
ton inrlnlion IL the plnn OF operations, md all p'per
effect Insurance, ney be oblahedni the o
fee ofthe Company or my Of the Agents.
A. 1. WHITfEMORE Lynchburg.
june oS.-wGm Agenifor Virginia
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pTEAgI VIA EeEsLE WORK = {.

cTEAN MA RIFLE WORK s.
y JOHN 7. ROGERS has removed his Marble " orks
lothe corner of Main and 9th stroes tonnd
!. fine assortment of Egyptian ltaan md American
Marble Monuments, 1ombs. Grnye Stones Montel
Pieces of every description. WallP lacs Fronts, &c.
ANY design in c1ying executed IN the ncatest mnn-
acr. Orders frnm tho onuntry, with oty retef"nce'
romptly yauended to.
Mr. Il having served his apprenticeship in one nt the
largest establishments in New York city and having
much experience in the business, fntcrs himself oi
all work executed at his soP will give Is entire satn
lon as any done North or South.
Richmond. July 14-lyd
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articles opp,op,,ote ohe F"st Cioss-Boxe'" {" hn''
bonncts aud furniture
A,,ic1ps o71pro575 1lrlo Second Class-Boxes bales
of dry goods cahprs shoes saddley gn paints oils
dl ugs and confectionery.
Ar ieles up, rog,ia'eto 7Hird Glass irgnia dom's
tis sugar. coffee q.lor bn2ging, rope, butter ch"es"
n,,uacErrd roAncco leather, hides, cotton yais cop
per tin sheet iron. holowware quecnSware ca-li"Ss
hardware marble (dressrd) and other heavy "
enumerated in special or fourth cnss rates -
articles appropriate 10 fhe foH |"SS'Ir o',' ~
socL \ rice pork beef fish lard, thlow aud bncon lnI
SKIS boxes or sacks. bceswux bales ot rags GINSENG
and dried fruit bar IRON mnrb e, (undressed) mill nhd
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ENREE EXHIBITION.

ENREE EExKssBITE0N.-T subscriber hnv'
Il ing Obtained at considerable expense nom Mr
Whehurst's Washington Gallery, DagneuH"'yTes % o'
the following distinguished characters, nnstFesIectnv
invites the public to call and examine them IN r"hhtc;
ton with large number of his own pr"ducton' AT the
Whiehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore. Gen Winfield Scot, VIM Urn
ham, Gen Franklin Pierce Wm Il. King, Gen. Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass L. GIBBS
July l9-dtf PropnHt'
BLANKS FOR SALE AT TINS OFFICE.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

" II of the charter of ~ he Lynchburg and Abng
don Telegraph Company" rcads Ms folowsi
That if any person, persons shall wiling or khow'
ingly break iniurc, destroy interrupt the Telegraph
lines or communications or my phrt thereof-to DO
erected by the said company inpursuance OF ths oc
hc She or they, slnll pay the snd corporation ono
hundred dollars for said offence. and sha be further
Liable far all damages which the said company may
suffer in repairing the injury, and from the interruption
Of their business To be recovered in nm action OF tress
passnnd il any person. neurling the penalty a'ors'
aad shall through Insolvency uny other cnuse, be un'
able shnll fail pay the pennlty damages afora
sud aud shall second time commit iresspass upon the
said lines my put thereof aforesaid he She or
they shnll be liable upon conviction thereof to nm I'M
p-onment in the county jail OF not less than one month";
nor mare thnn six months"
The penalties Of the section above reclted VIII be
rigdy enforced. i. b. DEANb, 9hg
President l.. & A. Telegraph Co.
Eye Richmond (semwcoky) Times and f0rmville
Jour, nj will copy 1t and send account TO this Office
Sept 3--ds
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IL PuBLlSIIED.-LircseC Of Winfield Scott and An
dyc,c Iachsoa, by j. r Hcddey. Uot l2mo ruth Por-
atts. Uniform, h Napoleon and has Marshats $l.2o'
Scott and ncaon here poeed together ns the TWO
nilitny men who hive made the deepest impressions on
their conniry since the time of Washington. They both
nchioyedn binnt reputation nthe war OF l62 ana py
the BATTLES of Chippewa, Ningara Now Orleans, etc.
gave their country reputation nj homo and abroad and
thougb differing widely in characteristics they were
very in others The author has not only sketch
ed The biography of enoh, but hns given faithiu and
gmphic description of the brilliant battles in which they
were enengcd. The biography of Winfield Scott, which
the grenter part of the volume full and no-
hcnic the mnernls for il having been derived IRON
public Documents nnd from many officers who had served
under Scott. IL presents TO the reader nlso pnno-
rnmic view Of the brilliant campaign OF Mexico en-
bncng the stomng md cnpitulaton of Vera Cruz the
bnttles Of Cerro Gordo Churubusoo, Conreas molino
del Rey Ghaputepee, stormng of Mexico, IrumPhai
Entry with description Of the scenery personal inci
dents etc The nuhor bns fully sustained the reputation
incurred by Napoleon and his Mnrshals, and other
works of which over 200 900 volumes have been sold
n B.-Tlis work will be forwarded, by moil, tpre'
pnid the addresso any party sending the price ans
nexed. ....-
CHARLES SCRIBNER,
80 PAIL Rou, and las Nassau Street, ~. r.
9D--d1m
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TNEON STEAMSHIP COMPA- *
Il IL D

7 NX'S Line O. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sssRs@'
eaaia and uedqia. ria Nortok fer Phaodephta and N
Torh-The Steamships Pennsylvania, Capt. Bnymore,
and Virginia Capt. Teal will leave Richmond aIernoto
" every five days commencing Tuesday. Srpthe I'M
Due notice viii be given every trip, = The day and
hour Of ,her smiling.
These Steamships have been uilt expressly for this
line aud beautifully fitted up for l accommodation
of passengers They are also provided with Francis
patent Metallic fc-Bons; first ablcs and every
attention paid the comfort aud safety Of passengers,
and protection of goods In addition 10 the ohove nc
conlmcdations we have madc arrangements 10 ticket
passengers through New York by this line. thereby
giving travellers the opportunity of enjoying the seen,
cry of the noble Delaware, and also visiting that mod"
ci y Philadelphia.
Passage to Philadelphia, in lsr Cabin, and found SS
Passage q - in I'd CAbln - o.
Passage to New York, in lst Smte-roohs ond
meals included, 50.
For freight passage. apply 10 the ogents
RO. RANKIN, AGENT, % WatrrSt.
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CARDS.
JOSEPH IL. WILSON,

LESALE AND RETAIL ROC f 4,
Commission ard Forwarding Merchant,
LYNGHBURG, Va,
I'D ESPECTFUILY snlicits the patronage of his
1 a friends ard the public generally
1S.-ts
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CHAS. l.. .DfBRELL. Proprietor
Gentlemen visiting Lynchbarg and stopping nt DlB-
RELL'S have the privilege oi Visiting the "FIRGrNIAN
RrADlNG Room" during their stay. Cards of admis
sion obtain. at the Hotel ~ 29-dts
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY G SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
irEFR"S.

The YIRGINIAN Is published daily $6 and semi weekly a
81 ger annum advance No subscription is taken for shorter
fine than months; paper discontinued except
the option the Propetors until all shall have
been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 30 vents per square,
les every form insertion and 81 cts for outer
one II the insertions Is marked the MS ii
will be published till ordered and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES areFor the privilege of two squares,
daily $50 semi weekly 2l0 for sInarc daily $50 semiwceky
s15-f daily go, senIiwceky $50 EVory yearly
advertiser will be lired conne his advertising 70 his far
ar line business and if he exceed the stipulated for
be will be charged ratahly for the
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LEVI ELDRIDGE. GFs'L AG'r,

N. B.-Frcight (robacco) carried through to New
York, via Philadelphia, nj 20c. y box.
" . " Boston, via Phl'a, at SOC. II box,
and all goods in proportion.
To be re,shipped from Philodelplna by steamers,
where every and attention will be paid to the prompt
delivery of goods r. X, AG'r.
O2.-ofovts
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4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ZEE

4 REE EENSGRANGE.-Es NGEhBt kG
hl HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
A HOME INSfl rUTlON.-1his Company mnhes
Insu.anccs agnins loss damn Pe by Fire, on Dwelling
Houses Stores Tobacco Factories md other Buildings;
on Furniture, Goods, Wares aud Mcrchnndzc gene.
rnlly and country ON tie most inYorhbe terms
Also makes lnsurnnccs the lives of all persons en-
loving good henh and OF sound constitutions (exeepl
slrhas arc engaged in work Rnil Road Cannls nnd
other extraordinary employment for the Who'll" duration
j. lie or for a limited period.
Slaves cmIa"yed in ordinary occupation, tnot itn
Ronds. Canals, other ea'ra public worls,) viii b'
insured reasonable terms.
BOARD OF nIRFCTORs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
y. r. G. PETERS. Vice Prcst.
S. DIUGu1D Chief Engineer.
""Hos o. AcREE, Gro. W lAEcFY,
las NJ CoBas. ions A. LIGGAr.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasnycr.
NJ, w. DAvFvPoRT, Scc'y
DIR. =. II Glmer, ny.a5 ro,,,,,.
DIR. VIM. Otway Owen,
July 9l--ts
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ENDWARDsG & PUGH. 3 door& o5ope ] G. Nce'" aad
IA opposite S. B. Ihu,m0n, No'n 81 Lynfh+"rg. a.
have just reocived their stock ol Fall and inter ,"S.
Cassimers mud Vesiiugst which consist of the ntest
Styles aud finest qunty of FRENCH and English manu-,
iacturers, and will be to order, with WARRANTED
workmanship and fit My old cpstnmers and the pub
l'r generally are invited to call and see something ne"
qnd beautiful. JAMES Is. EDWA AfDs, AefW
sept 25-4is1 For Thomas q P"gb.
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These vessels all Of the first class bn IN the city
Of Baltimore. expressly for this nade, and have snpell
or accommodations tor passengers, hey are oaul'
mandcd by experienced Car,oins. and qualified for ~"
tradenn who viii spare no pXerton To nccnmn0dhie
They will be towcd up and down the river by stenin
and may be rolled sail promptly as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York. will find it to their interest ship by this line,
rs il is the only regunr line and freight will always c
taken at the lowest rates and every effort will be madc
by the agents In Richmond and New ork, Ia give sal 8
action, Wercspcctluly ask and hope 10 succeed noh'
tnining a full share of patronage Goods shipped by
This line to New York. will be forwarded free of com
mission TO New Orieaus, Mobile Savannah, Charleston,
or any other port The vessels will be in Richmond nj
Rockets; in New York nt berth No. ], Coffee Honsc
sip, foot Of sNn Street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond ] Aao,,s
CHAS. H. FlERGON, n York. -
Richmond Ang 2s-ts Nn.G1 South Street.
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EABELL HOUSE, LynchDurg. Va.
" The undersigned takes this mcihod of Informing his
friends and the public generally that hc has leased for
II term of years the CABELL flot Sc, and th"t 1t l.
now open for the reception of company. 1t has nn-
dergone n thorou. Ii repair from I" hotiom mud Is
flrn shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he a4ks call and if entire satisfaction Is not gwen
no charge will b. made He has also eased Ei('oH
SlaJles the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provendcr, and attentive Osllcrs.
&. ". \. RAiNE. Proprietor.
~ B-I have made arrangements with the pr"prie-
TORS of the .'VIa5ISIAS READt>G Room. by which my
guests will have the pleasure nf visiting that resort OF
news and literature Cards of admission will he OBJ
tnned NJ the Hotrl Tjy l2-dtfl e. w. A h
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w CAurch Street and First AHcg Lynchb"rg. Ia.
WIN. LEFTWlCI 4 SON Proprietors.
~ Por.ons travelling throagh visiting Lynchburg,
nm! stopping at the Washington, are enlted oViSit the
"Vireinian READiSd ROOM during their stay.
MnY L dts
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- yIReaENlA LINE on Richmond

ss'ls-aE- 4 Nd NEW YORK. PACkEIs-Ths NcH Hom'
LINE composed of the following Vessels all owned N
the city of Richmond, and sails from Ne~ lo,'f eec'y
E1llld Inns
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LYNCHBURG,
RAILROADS AND CANAL.
MAIL TRAIN.
IL r q


Il M Sr a.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
TNHE NAIL TRAIN will leave Iynchbure daily
n (Snndays cxcepted) at O'Clock, N, and
turning will leave Buiords u, l.! o'clock. Pm,
aug 10dts THOS. JELLIS. At.
Accommodation Train.
la TIT rEEszsz.;.s;:2:1 VIRGINIA ASD TENNESSEE
SksH zxs --zs-Sa-r RAIL ROAD.-A Freight Train
with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch
burg daily Saturday and Sunday exccpted) n o'clock
P NJ and leave Buiords daily, (Spnday and Monday
excepted) att o'Clock.A A. NJ.
Freight intended for This train accompanied Ivy twu
dray tickets must be delivered in the Depot before
set the previous evening All reshts must be pre- PAID
aug 10--dts THOS. JELLIS. Alt
LA psE Eszasasssssz1 VIRGINIA AND TEN
EN- W @iss-----HM- NESSEE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLANES.--No Slave
will be permitted 10 ride the Railroad with.
cut spSctal wihci permission from his or her owner,
or the agent guardian the owner, unless aecompn.
MED by the ownncr person otherwise entitled To THEN
s"rvice Such permit must be given in duplicate,
of which will be retained by the Conductor of the ain
CIIAS. +. NJ. GARNETT,
march SITS Chief Engineer
RATES OF FREIGHT
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vH,ME Life Of Gen. Winmeid scott
with engravings, by Edward D Mansfield, ESQ.,
and published by II. Mansfield, both OF New haven,
price 30 Also, ihe history oi the MrN'ean wars nn
ua,,ors pubshed by j. Frost, l., J.. D., price $l'Oo
Apply TO the agent at hcrce & MurilIs.
Seu f--ts
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NIExX CarY COURT-IaOssE.-A .ult. {

" able plan for the new city Court-llouse iaving
been completed and adopted, proposals Tor building le
snn,e wiIbc received until the 18th day Of October
when the work will be let. The substrurlnrc will be oi
masonry. n portion of which will be cut rangc-worl,,-
super- of brick the front of which viii be
either succncd or of fine stock brick and the roof coy
cred with the whole be- Of the best Inufcr-
ins and the work to he cxecuted in the best manner IN
dor the supcrgi-ion and subject 10 The approval of he
puilding Committee. One thrd at the ephtrhct money
vii, be advanced from time time the mai rrias nie
furnished md the work progresses. Proposals for co,
plefng thr whole will be considered The Plnn- and spe-
eff .nons can be seen at the Office of Garland Saueh-
-. L e a,,S 81
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TOOP POLES.-l wish 10 purchase 9o OF 4o
III rhonsand HOOP POLES. for which "a ~ iar ar, Prce
will be paid H. D. 10 ie,, u;Y
Aug 93--dts ''""S
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NTranspOft;ati0nL Line
rEEs.rsss.rS7. 10 PHfsJarg apd The Wea.-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and Gus
tnncr. fnt die eansy yvnnu Canal win open on 18th
March which time viii be repaired to forward any
amount Of Mrchondi@ TO all points on the Western wa
tcrs with dapatch at the very lowest rates
R,he on Tobacco to ritsburg 6Oc per ino lbs from
st May.--Tme 8 days.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia. U, H. NUNS
March 4-.dts Agent Union Line Baltimore.
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT TINS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01
gairc of slaves.

Last Saturday. twenty one slaves. be-
longing to the estate Of WIN. penIIcton,
consisting Of old and young men, women
and clnllrcn, and not regarded al above
ordinary, were sold in this place at the
average price of 1888. One negro man,
without trade, sold for sl02S a woman
with child ten months old, sold for
$3.50; and girl aged eleven years, for
5000. These, we understand, arc about
The rates, at hich slaves have been SET
ling. for some wccks,in this market.
Negro men are hiring on the -abIic
works al from $40 TO $l50a year.
1t was predicted that the passage ofrho
Compromise measures would have the
effect of cheapening, if not rendering
yalucIess, this species Of property. &c
hold the result
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01
Tho TfnNnmic IEnIl.

The VAUDEVILLE COMPANY, al,
the Masonic Hall, under the management
IF III. Joseph, are giving nightly per-
formances. II We are to Judge from
The applause which lie audiences bcztow
upon The entertainments, thoy arc received
with great delight. In consequence Of the
su pension Of caaal navigation, Mr.. J. has
not yet c7f'plefcd b's company, but he
makes amends for this. by metlmorphos-
Ing some q the hdics Of Ills coypy iato
male characters. We are bound 10 sav
they maze ycry handsome hom1res. we
arc informed tlat Miss Ludlow ito have
benefit shorlly--lcl her friends see that
Size has "a Lump,r."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01

The Richmond Enquirer makes John
sons majority in the State G,soo. But the
vote Of some counties is estimated, and III,
Enquirer thinks the Official returns may
raise Johnson's majority to 1000
Comparing this vote with that received
by Mr.. Polk. il viii appear that The in
sease in the Democratic maorityis not in
proportion to the increase in the popular
vote. The enlargement of the right OF
suffrage has, therefore, not had the effect
anticipated by our oPponents-and but
for the representation SO iudustriousy and
SO falsely made everywhere, that the new
voters were Indebted for the figlitto vote,
to the Democratic party--the polls would
have footed up with another set Of figures
The Senate will consist of 81 Demo
Gratis and l6 Whigs-and the House Of 81
Democrats and G5 Whigs--jcmocratic
majority on joint ballot, t6nty.
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tGEEDMON'T WORKS, A. EELE-
n son ir., proprEctOr,-STEA SAW

AND FLAMING MILLS
Daor, Sash Blind aid Bor Fa.fo,,H
NsI and Machine Uotk,
Iron Ieyy,isg and Fffins,
Biacksr4thisg If alt desc,ip'toas.
These works having been fitted up at great Ca
rense with steaia power, aud large variety of ma
chincry for working wood and iron sorni tho most
complete establishment % tho Mind ia the Southern
Siacs.and can execute better work aud at cheaper
rates. than can be done in the ordinary mode
Builders aud those Intending to build supplied
with Doors. Blinds, Window Frames aud Sash
(Prinped md glazed if required) Mouldines Floor
ing dressed and tongue and grooved. ready for lay
ing. dressed Ceiling and W eatherbuardine. Pa
hnrs. and variety of other materials required in
buil,iing.
Contractors supplied with DUMP and Stone Cars,
Derrick GeaTing. Theelharrows. Picks and Bars.
6nd4',tber Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand and for sale reasonable
terms, all vari,s ics Of oorDg and other Lumber
worked INV uTked. Saving and Planning done
10 order. Bills Of ririis,a sawed to order.
Jan Its A. NETTLErON, Agent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-01
The Now S:nycr,,nr.

The Richmond Times Of Tuesday, says.
that Col. JosErn JOHNSON, Governor elect
Of the State Of Virginia, arrived in tia
city Saturday evening, in the Northern
cars, and took lodgings at the Exchange
Hotel. He will take the oath of Office to-
day, and enter at once upon the discharge
Gifts duties. The Legislature Will meet
in the Capitol on Monday, the 18th Jan
uary. and after organizing viii examine
the official returns for Governor, &c. As
soon as this duty shall have been perform
cd, Col. Johnson will be inatguratcd as
Gov rnor for four years under the w
cnnsiiiu finn