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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-13
MONDAY, May 10.
SENATE

DEN "A II.
The Senate passed a bill concerning Com
niissioners oi the Revenue" aud sent the same
To the House for concurrence.
The proceedings to-day we're not Of a fual
Or very interesting character.
The resolutions t, ON the House, IN relation
To the renewal Of the Capital, we're, Tor the
present. laid on the table.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Chcatham presented the proceedings Of
citizens ofthe county Of Appomartox, in favor
Ut the imposition of a certain tax to complete
certain orks otinernal improvement now in
progress. The proceedings were REFER, d To
the joint committee of Finance.
The following is resolution adopted iy
the meeting (Col. Thos. H. Flood in the Chair.
and X. II. Cox. Secretary;
"Resolved. That we are willing to submit
to a tax Of 20 cents on 500 worth Of land,
and a corresponding tax upon Other property,
TO enable the Legislature to appropriate three
and half millions of dollars to works of inter
nal improvement already commenced"
Mr.. Staples, from the special committee on
Pubic Printing presented bill prescribing
the dimes and fixing the compensation Of the
Public Printer. Also, a report Of the MINOR
" Of said committee on the subject the Pub
ic Printing, which laid on the table. and
ordered 10 Ne printed The report covers ~
page- of MS, and refers to the evidence D., fore
the cammlte IN regard 10 the prices Of print
ing, and after review of all the testimony,
they feel justified in saving that so cents per
1000 ems for composition work the sal me for
press work. and 81 Tor rule and figure work, is
fair and reasonable compensation" The evi
dence is Characteristic We give IA specimen.
The Report says:
Ollie, aprlnter ofthe city Of Rich
mond, in his testimony on the responsibilities,
losses. ct cefera, OF the Public Printer thinks
that N rsideration of the fact that the Public
Printer las at least as much fear Of q confgra-
ton IS Napoleon had before he arrived at Mos
COW. and that if one Of the public documents
were lost the Public Printer might search A
merica, Europe Africa. and might extend his
search into Asia. and every other part of the
world, with as little hope Of finding it az Ma.
poleon had of conquering Russia when he left
Moscow after the conhagration before alluded
to'-ihe Public Printer should, therefore, in
addition 10 other reasons. continue to receive
the compensation AT present allowed.
message from the Senate iniqymed the
House that the Senate had disagreed to the
resolution from the House of Delegates in re
ference to any connection which the Reporters
in the House of Delegates may have had with
the mob. The House ,hereupon agreed with
the Senate, and receded from their resolution
large number Of bills we're passed to-
day. notice of which will appear tomorrow
At 3 o'clock the House ad iourned
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CONGRESS-.
THIrRSnAY. MaA

THURSDAY, May b.
Sena,e.-Mr. Sumner presented the resp
buttons ofthe Legislature Of Massachusetts in
favor of the construction of lighthouse on
Minot's ledge.
Mr.. Badger introduced joint resolution
granting the right Of way to the Fayetteville
and Central Plank Road Company through
certain public grounds in North Carolina: and
the same was considered, and ordered to be
engrossed for third reading.
The Senate took up the bill relating to the
fees and allowances. &C.. ofcclec,ion Of claims
against the United States The same was a.
mended and ordered 10 be engrossed for a
third reading
The deficiency bill was then taken up. and
Mr.. James addressed the Senate in support Of
thesddironal compensation for the Collins line.
House.-Tbe House recommi,tcd to the
Printing COMMITTEE the resolution heretofore
reported by them, 10 print $4,000 copies Of
the mechanical portion ofthe report of the
Commissioner Of Paien,s.) with instructions to
report what. if anv. arrangement has been
male to have the public printing executed;
and fanny other than the public printer has been
employed. to report hat prices they have A.
greed 10 paw; and that the said committee he
instrn c,cd 10 let ont such printing as the pre-.
sent contractor cannot execute to the lowest re-
sponsble bidder. after ten DAYS notice
The House then went into committee on the
homestead bill. and proceeded to vote on a.
mendments.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the People 0fthe Town OF Lynch
t.esr.:

tE1fs
By The constitution OF Virgnia. the office Of A.
torney ior tt Commonwealth, which now hold. VIII
be vacated tie lst vi July This office. for 20
large and purulaus town Lynchburg, requires, In
order e.fecaly punish and prevent crime tnat It's
incumbent sho1ld be "a OF ability. frmaess, fidelity
and vigilance. neither possess these Qualifications
n,r,it for say, but for yna. the right
ni election belongs. filed this office for fourteen
months had ample opportunity to Judge
oil my fitness for it. Il candidate for the Office
tue ensuing election and if you approve Of my course
heretofore. nave tUpe that shall re-
ceiyr your sages il not, will be your dnty to YOUR
selves ami yyhur country, cuHhie other hands.
II ny heretofore, hHyo used every xerti n,
Reasonable and proper to be made. produce cn-
demna'ion and fenis ent Of the guilty, without regard
TO their condition in lite. have done nothing know
insly to produce the condemnation otthe innocent II
am called By your sufrages again 70 I'LL the Office,
sha plr,ne tie line of duty reckless Of all per
soral consequences. | did seek the Office which
now hold in he Corporatiou Court it offered to me
by the great body OF the Justices VINO presided therein
IA the Circuit it rendered BY the Judge
who presided in that CouIt, without it. being sought by
me. Bnt. being and having been. the incumbent
in these Cnnr~, willing 70 continue in The Office,
ii be the desire Of the people Of the that should
do 50; il not, r-ady and ilg retire
II is not my purpose visit the people Of The town.
make my personal application 10 them for their suf
trags. u they have sufficient euai Of my
qualifications for an1 the manner in which will dis
cAd e he duucs OF the ONCE It elected IN the expert
of the last fourteen months, | offer tien
guarantee more Satisfactory.
The right of suiragesan inestinabe boon treemen.
and ought upon all occasions to be exercised for the
good Of the couGtry, without regard minor consider
sIiunS. The qualification and fitness for the office Of the
candidate ought be the predominant standard in
king selection. aud # you regard nay respectable and in
tcigent opponent better qualified br the Office than
an, il Is your Guy elect him. bus, if you regard my
qualifications. aided hy the experience which have de-
rived from having filled the ofee fox than year,
superior his. would fain4ope that your surages
viii be cast upon me.
may l3-1t J. GARLAND
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Exciting News from Rio GsransYe City
and yscanE.

B1d Ss02Bs3.
Tae Brownsville Texas Rio Bravo, Of the
2S,h u,.. contains the following exciting in
teligence:
A party Of gentleman arrived last evening
from Rio Grande City. from whom we learn
the following extraordinary events.
1t seems that Mr.. Patton, gentleman from
Bnzos. Texas. formerly OF Missouri. started
Tram Rio Grandc City for the purpose Of over
taking some stock, which was being driven in
to the interior, and stopped to sleep at noted
camping ground, called The Wells" Here
were encamped Two Mexcans and boy
When Mr. ?. was asleep. he was set upon and
his brains beaten out by these fellows, Tor the
sake Of his monev and effects.
Information to tbs effect having been given
" the hoy, a parry Of citizens started out in
pursuit, and one OF the fellows was TAKEN
after regular trial, he was hung by the citi-
iens Of Rio Grande City, in presence of the
whole prople-all concnrring. Just before
execution he made other confessions, from
Which party started from Roma, crossed the
river. and returned with the other fellow who
mad assisted in the murder of Mr.. Patton.
After the sune fo-inulites had been ex-
ended 70 him, he was also hung at that place.
But the work was not yet fnished-justice was
10 he administered 10 others--a party started
out, and near the scene Of the murder, charged
upon and killed six more Of the villains, who
nave been in the habit, for long time, OF com
hitting similar depredptions in the vicinity
We have neither space nor inclination to com
mcnt upon these events. Those abroad can
know nothing OF our situation and the necessity
for such nets. 1t is sufficient 70 say that the
whole people concurrcd in the cxecutions.
Mr.. Thomas H. Harris, OF Roma, left Rio
Grande City, for this place, about sixteen days
ago, and has not since been heard from. There
is scarcely doubt to his fate
If things 90 on at this rate, not a Mexican,
in a short time, will he suffered to live upon
this side of the river.
Since writing the above we have seen let
ter from Rio Grande City. in which it is sta
ted; that the murderers confessed that party,
20 which they belonged. was organized on the
,:her side of the river for the express purpose
'imurdering Americans on his side of the
sver; and that large number Of the gang are
sill on this side.
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ton, Of Kentucky from tie Connnttee on Print
ing made long report upon the subject OF
the public priniing--in effect that Mr.. Hsmil
Ion, tic contractor, having failed 70 come mp to
The terms Of his engagements, the Committee
nave euiered INTO bonds y th Donelscn & Arm
strong and With Gideon L Co. for the execn-
non of portions Of the printing. They argue
against the right Of one House to instruct the
Iuint Committee Of the twe Houses; and con
ciude by offering resolution. ii tire language
OF the law, tat they have the right to make
provisions independently ID the action OF the
House alone to remedy any neglect delay in
procuring the execution Of the pubic printing.
The further consideration Of tire report was
postponed until Wednesday.
The House then went into COMMITTEE on
private bids.
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The Commissioners.

Appointed by the Executive 10 superintenG the Elec
lions for campbell county, have deputed -he follow
ing gentlemen Commissioners to supcrin end, and
Uficer, conduct said elections, the several places
Of holding polls in their respective Districts wit:
In District No. g
~ Paulctf s-J eduthan Carter, Chas. II. Mcorman,
} ohn tariss, cotnn'rs; VIM. NJ. Shoemaker, officer.
8gr:o's Or. d. H.-Jokn W. Wil.aan, Benz. vii
lis, Geo. Vermhou, comm'rs; jas. B. Ward officer.
Dist.3.
Ner Londoa-Elkanah Brambett, Jesse Irvine, Ste
phcn Aix, coinm'rs; john NJ Austin officer.
Ar4toiaio,--Bcni w. Porter Snn'l Tardy SEM, "
A. Lee, comm Is; D. Il. Arnold, officer.
Dist 4.
Ha.lerooFs- Il. Peermun, Ro T. Lennon,
JOHN l. Norman, comm rs; R. b. Blankenship, officer
Mary,ra7e-Iiolronib Organ, WIN. D. Elam VIM
Il. Brown roln'rs; Tho. FIX officer.
Dist 3.
Falling i. CLarca-Tho Hetterton, .Iss. f. Gala
way, Arn'd hamlet, eour'rs; Amid ". smith, ot-
Ger.
Dist 6.
Nori.n'.--D. 3. Hancock VIM. A. Poore, Wood
Jones, commits; Daniel a. Nuually officer.
DiauiaAc'$- {. ". North Il. Il. -ra.kin, PHILIP I
Withers, commits; Isaac NJ Rucker oioer.
Dist. Z.
Taor1ii'fs Siop--Wm. c. Perrow, Oyerstreet Doss,
Jesse Thornhili, commits; John " Martin, officer.
1try's ~ ore--M 5. La1gaorne. Tho W. Johns F.
B. Deane, comn.'rsi Tlos. j. Hardy. officer.
Dist. :
Lyacl5rg--Iohn 7. Davis T. D. Jennings, WIN. A.
Read couia'rs Jacob II. Robinson, officer.
i expected TINT the persons appointed will proceed
70 act without fiji ther Notification. The Polls snd Re-
turns Gin blank are being prepared and Viii be ready
for delivery tie county court oce any time after the
18th inst, where they be had application BY any
one Of the commissioners Of precinct
Eight writers poll-keepcrs Ill bercquired at each
polling place ~ the mode adopted Of keepng the polls
III duplicate; and the commrs should therefore at
once securing the services ofcompetent writers.
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aiXla, IhlafHicr.

At large meeting Of the people OF the 9th District OF
Campbell county convened By proclamation, the Re-
gimenta muster Nowlins. the It'll inst, the follow
ing gentlemen recommended to the of said
District suitable persons be supported the Office
q Justice Of tie Peace each voter to select fur from tie
subioned list, having due reference .reir distinct
dispersed localities and adaptations the respective
wants Of the several portions of the District Bennett
Tweedy fhos. H. Frankiin; Henry Marshal or Mat
thsw b. Nowni Boiler Cock or Sdul'l d. Chambers;
Lynch Jones Adam Clement. IT,
It is generally understood that WIN w DIywtDD1r,
Lsq VIII be supported with much ,anmity, for the o.
fee Of Orersey IF The Poor Of said District held by
him. NAV 1877
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-13

COLLEGE EXAMINATION -B- who has
since made quite noise 10 the world. while at
College was called npon to undergo an exam
nation in astronomy. On emerging from the
ordeal one ofhis companions asked him how
he got off. First rate" said B.; they only
asked me two questions. and answered them
10th promptly and correctly" What were the
lue>,ions2' The first was, What was Paral-
Iaxl' and told them didn't know! and the
second was. Can you calculate an Eclipsel to
hich said no! I'd like to see anybody answer
two questions more correctly than thar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-13

At large and respectable meeting of the Voters in
the upper Northern portion Of District No. Of the
county Of Campbell he in New London on Friday 9TH
instant. for the purpose Of nominating candd.te for
the Office o Magistrate in That portion Of the District:
motion, Nicholas habet, Esq called to tie chair
and g. NJ Cundif appointed Secretary; whercupon the
object of the meeting explained in appropriate
address By Geo. Il. Lennon. Esq
The names af several gentlemen then put in no
mination, ard s,r. EDWARD CARTER Receiving the
largest number ofvoes announced BY the Chair to
be the choice Of the meeting and Of the candidates
for tt Magstmcy in this District. On motion it was
Resolved, Th,t the Secretary send the proceedings
IF this meeting r. the Lynchburg Yrgnian ana Repub
lican for publication
On motion, the meeting adjourned
n. hABLER Chairman.
u. NJ. GUSDIFF, Secretary. IN l3-lt
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NEW 8oOKs,-D- z PAYNE Ia. just re

EW ROCKS. 7. PAYNE has Just re.
! v ceved The following new Books.
Cavaliers q. England ~ Herbert,
Hearts Unveiled by Saynnre,
Gaeties and Gravities u Horace Smith,
Musings of an Invalid
Rcmansrn Home or Kirwan's Letters to Chief Jus,
tico fancy,
World Here and There BY Dickens.
Home and Social Philosophy ny Dickens,
Castle ef Otrantc,
Lees Remarks on tide Writings Of Jefferson,
Household of Sir hos. Moore,
Brnces Hungary in 1851,
Romance Of Naturti History wild Scenes and Wild
hunters,
Barnes notes on Revelations,
Life and Correspondence Of Lord Jeerry by Lord
Cockbu.n
Golden Legends BY Loncfellow.
Tenners Southern Medical Reports.
Nav SITS
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Range of the TaermO meter
VIRGINIAN READING ROOM
WHITTEMORE,S OFFICE.

WHITTEMORE'S OFFICE.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLD,H
Schemes for the week.
Delaware Elk. Class SIS 13.
Thursday. May l3-Capitals, $50. $50; O00 of
$1,000 10 ofs500. Tickets s..
Deewsr. do 6-7S 10.
Friday, l4Capitnls. s22.50O S. 0o0 SO 600; 10 of
$1,000. Tickets IS.
Delaware Class 7-7S a.
Saturday l5-Cauitals s35. 900; SIS 000 $40 0O0 of
5000. Tickets $40.
Drawn Ns,.ss berS.
Kentucky Glass l0S.
"a 10 90 40 81 81 rs "a 16 80 40
Drawn Numbers.
Delaware Glass 4.
"a IS 81 A. 50 "a So 30 60 &c &c
Drawn Numbers.
Deleware Class s.
81 3 So l6 90 90 AZ Is 81 70 927
A. +. WHITTEMORE JR
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For Comstabies.
TO The EYncnE,urE Pwhtic.

I'll health having compelled to re1uish nv rer-
lar business, have determined offer myself as can
ddate for Constable in the 9Th Dis'.c of Campbell
, county, which is the town Of Lynchburg proper If
elected pledge myself faithful discharge Of sll
the duties Of the Office, and that ali monies coming
into my hands. will be promptly paid to those 10
whom they may be due
Having been raised in your midst await your de-
cison with the firm conviction that Justice will be
awarded BY those who familiar with my charc-
may 3--te BICH'D T. WALKER
~ We are authorized to announce JAMES H. RO-
BiNSON candidat Tor Constable in the 9th district
Of Bedford county. may iG--tde
re- We are authorized to announce SAMUEL A.
BAILY candidate for the office Of Constable in the
9TH District of the county of Campbell.
April 29te
~ We authorised to announce GEO. II. DAM
ERON the present incunbcni as a candidate for tie
Office of Constable in the EloA and Newhope District,
No. /. Amherst county ap 29-tde
Es- We are authorised 10 announce Capt. GEORGE
v. LEE candidate for Constable, in District No. ,,
Campbell county. apl 19-wte
| II We are authorized to announce COLEMAN
". KIDD candidate for the office of Contabe in the
county of Nelson, feb. 23-iftsl
! - we are requested to announce JOHN j. PER
Rl candidate icI tie Office of Constable in the coun-
ty Of Nelson feb. 23--ts if
! ~ Weare euthor7ed announce VALENTINE
ilTNDLEi candidate for the oice of Constsblei in the
county Of Nelson (feb. 90 -tsiO
/ ~ We are authorized anncune JOHN FITZ-
GERALD candidate tsr the Office OF Constable in
the county of Nelson (feb 23--ts ~
| n We are authorized 10 announce John D. HAIR
lS candidate for the office Of Constable in the coun-
~ OF Nelson (feb. 23ifts)
| y We are authorized to announce JNO. NAPIER
candidate for aga Office of Constable in the county ol
Nelson feb 23--itts)
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

All persons annnunsi ing themselves candidates tor
hce under the New Constitution, will beciaped Il; the
usual advertising rates.
Communications recommending persons FIR offices,
except such political. and the Judseshps will
be CHARGED rs advertisements.
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C1TIMEg CIAL RECORD.
LYscnnuRa. Nav s,l.

LYsoHnuRe May s,h., 1882.
ToRAeco-0ne hundred and SIX Lids inspected nrt
sold during the week. with rather animation IN the
market. Generally the quality i very inferior, though
few hds OF the better descriptions Of manufacturing
beginning appear and the following good sales have
been made viz . hhds at Sll IS; do ut 5O do n
L. so; do a, ii % do at Is and do al $a5.
WHEAT.-70 and Is for Red aud White.
WM. I. SMITH, Comm Msreh't
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LATEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON, May 10. 1s5s

WASHINGTON, May 10. 1852.
In SENATE, Mr. H,tlimy supported the reso-
lu,ion for granting Indemnify 10 Spanish cub
jects " no lost property in New Orleans, which
was adopted. The Senate then passed the AL
ALBANIA Railroad Bill, after which the Dehcen-
cy Bill was taken up and discussed.
The House was occupied with the conslde
ration Of the homestead Bill.
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Ceiling OFF, NOT AT COST, bus

j PUGNlS is this day receiving A LARGE STOCK
Of NEW GOODS. bought since the late eroot decline
IN prices the North, consisting Of every variety Of
goods for ladies and gentlemen BOYS and girls An
persons in want Of goods, if they viii give me call will
90 away without buying.
n. b. New Goods will be received nearly every week
during the RUNNER.
may l0-4wif J. }. i.
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yyTE DM1NT NORE1s ELLISON If Pa
a Prietor
steam Saw and Planning Mills,
D2of, Sash Biind and Boz Factorg,
MIL ana Machine Uofh
T,oyY .t5I

lroa Ipf1FHg aHd Fitting,
BiaetsmiAmgqf al 6cscyfgtioz.
These works having been i;ted up at great expens
viii, steam power, and large variety Of machinery f
working wood aud iron form the most complete esta
Eshraent Of the kind in the Southern States and Ia
execute better work ard cheaper rates than can
one ID tive ordinary mode
Builders and those intending to build. sunplied VII,
Doors Blinds, Window Frames md Sash (prmed II
glazed Il reqiired) Iouldings Flooring dressed ~
tongue and grooaed ready for laying dressed Ceilin
and Misunderstanding, Parss, and variety Of othe
materials required 81 Building.
Contractor supplied with DUMP and Stone Cars, De-
rick Gearing; Wheelbarrows pichs and Bars and olhs
Tools required upon Public Works-
Cousta,tly haad and for sale, reasonable
all varieties Of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
3D. Saving and Planning aoac to order. Bib
Of Timber sawed to order.
ran lifts A. NETTLETON, Agent.
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For Clerks Of County Court.

y We are authorised announce GEO. WM. DAB
NhY 1.-THE present Clerk a candidate for TIE clerk
| shir Of Campbell county court.
Feb 26-itts
~ We a,u authorized to announce ABNER AN
IHoNY. Jr., candidate for the Cierkship Of The
County Court OF Campbell.
Feb l2-ts
II We requested to announc. WILLIAM A.
CLEMENT candidate fcf the Clerkship of the coun
ty Of Campbell. Dec l5--tsifR
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~ We authorised to announce Colonel GREEN
D. BOARD candidate Tor the Office Of Sheriff d
Bedford county. 1t the trsf election ander the
constitution he pledges himself il elected faithfully
discharge the duties OF the office. Feb 23--ifts
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The third trial of VIM. S. Brown. charged
with the forgery Of treasury vouchers, com
renced in The criminal court OF w ashington on
Saturday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-13

IA We are authorised to announce JOHN BOOTH
candidate for the SAerHal'y for the eounty Of Frank
.iu. April SITS
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For commemorative At,ornies.

II We authorised TO JAMES p.
! COLEMAN candidate FOR Commonwealth At
torney for the county OF Amherst. may l3-ie
~ We are authorized to announce JAMES. P.
COLEMAN : a candidate for Commonwealth Attor-
ney for the county Of Amherst. may l0-itif
p We are authorised 70 announce G. A. WING
FIELD candidate for Commonwealth Attorney for
the ounty OfBediord rmay 3-tec
c. We are authorised to announce DANIEL MARI
candidate iDr the Office Of Comincns caths Atfor-
ney for the county ofCampbeii Aprill2
~ We authorised to announce JOSEPH MAR
TIN Esq, candidate for Commonwealth Attorney
for the county court Of Pittsylyania. nar25-te
~ We are authorised to announce JOHN G. MUIR
RELL candidate for the Office of Commonwealth
Attorney. for the county of Campbell, under the
Constitution. Oct 30--ifts
II We authorised to state that EDWARD D.
CHRISTIAN is candidate FOR Commemorative At
orney, for the county Campbell, under the Con
stitution. Oct 30-ifts
Y we althorized 10 announce ROBERT L.
KENT candidate for the office OF ColnInonw ealths
Attorney rthe county Of Campbell. Nov. Cts
~ We are requested oannouuce JOHN B. DAB
NEY candidate for Commonwealth Attorney for the
county Of Campbell. Dec l5--ifts
~ We are requested state that Col. JOEL B.
LEI TWlCHis candidate FOR Commonwealth sAttor-
ney, for the county OF Campbell, under thenrw Con-
sii;u,ion. Oct30-ifts
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II JUMP PLASTER.--l5O tons just a, hand
- per Boats ID. l. Warwick. Jenny Lind Stnr and
Georginna, for ,ale by F. B. SACKETT.
may l3--ts