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NAVAL COURTESY AnD NATIONAL.
CoMrrY.-lhe Washington N"Hon"l
MhiIiyrHccr understands that Admir-
al Sir George +. Srvmour. command
ing her Britannia MairS'y's fleet in the
North American and West India STA
tions, shal directed the slips under his
command to cu-npcralc with Lieut..
Maury in keeping abstract lo"s and
collecting materials for his wind and
current charts. The gallant Admiral.
being dcsirous of aS>i,tin. the lauIa-
bic object of the undertaking in which
Lieut.. Maury is cn%agcd for the gcncr-
ii interests of navigation" has already
transmitted to Washington, for use Il,
the Observatory, abstracts Of some OF
his fDrmcr VOYAGES.
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CONTRASTING CoTroS.-A card in Tho
Ncw-Orlcans Commercial Bulletin.
s,gned by torty-six highly respeetabln
smpmastcrs, states that they can carry.
twenty per cent. more cotton in tho
same ships from other ports ,han thcy
can from New Orleans. .a
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('OIIMnI, F,.brunry of 49,.

y
F;rc. Between - and o'clock
this morning, the alarm Of fire was
gwen. and upon repairing to the place
we found that the kitchen attached to
the dwelling of our tr!Iow-tnwnsman.
Mr.. j. NJ. Allcn. situated in the rear of
MIR. Mex. BrodicS Store, on the cor
ncr OF Richardson and Lumber streets.
was cnvcI"rcd in flame. and the roof
OF the dwelling partially burned, with Il
fair prospect of its being consumed.
but all credit To the vigilance of the
independent Fire Engine Company.
and Capt Montci'l,'s Engine Company.
the dwelling was saved, though in a
greatly damaged condition, notwith-
standing lis close proximity to the
burning building, and doubtless pre-
vented the destruction OF the property
contiguous
Our attention was particularly drawn
t" the manly cxrrtinns of Mr.. j. j.
Mackcy and Mr.. Peter Knapp. Of the
Independence, and those Of Mr.. James
Brown, and another whose name we
did not rightly learn, both members of
~ - w
the Hook and Ladder Company, who.
placing themselves within and upon
the burning building, in the midst of
the Ilanc, rendered great service with
aScS and h"sr-pipc, in conqucring the
dcvouring element. Indeed, each and
every member of the Independent
Fire Engine Company displayed
conmcndablc zeal, the ono apparently
cndcavormS To transcend the other in
scrvccablc performances.
The fire originated, as we learned,
III IN apartment attached to the kitchen.
but it is not known from what cause,
In all probability it was the result of
accident.
The property belongs to the estate
of Thomas Mccullough, and was in
surcd.
MIR. Aliens furniture was fortunate
ly savcd.-.Smtc-Righs Repubiican.
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DISCOVERY OF \ CAvE.-A cave has
been discovered on the Ohio and Penn
sylvania Rail Road, beyond Pittsburg,
winch is four feet wide OH the top, and
thirty feet at the bottom. 1t contains
a chamber thirty feet high, and is over
seventy feet in length.
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,ap" Mcssrs. A. WHlTE & iG6.,snre
Agents for tho Banner in S,mlcrvi!c.

WE have received from w. X. S. Il
communication for the Banner which
will appear next week.
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TIE BANK OF TIE SrATE.-Sub-
joined is the result of IN election held
on Monday in this city. by the Prcsi-
dent and Directors of the Bank of the
State of South-Carnlina, for Presidents
and Directors of The Branches of that
institution in Camden and Columbia.
CAMnEx.-T. SALMOND. President.
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whether tho States shall before that be
districted under the new apportionmcnt
or not"
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NEGROES DRowNED.-I'hrce negroes,
belonging to Mrs. Mackay, of this
place, were drowned last Thursday
evening in Savannah river. They had
LETT the plantation in n boat and cries
were soon heard in the direction in
which they had gone when every effort
was made to render them assistance,
by other negroes from the plantation
but without avail The boat in which
they left, driftcd ashore the following
day, containing only a hat belonging
to one ottliem. - .Saronauh RcpnJlicnn,
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Ihe tobacco crop of Missouri for
1891 is estimated at from 1900 to
$4,000 hhds.
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crious indisposition in his family

Mr.. Burt is still detained q
home from his scat by indisposition.
OBSERVER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
The CnMNns<.

Mn. BORIS, Who has just returned to Rich
rnond from tourof service in lie Valley md
upper counties. concludes card To correspon-
dents. IN the Richmond Wig, y sHipg:
ut may moi he mp roper n add. for The on.
couragenieul al the party, ihat from all he hns
seen and heard ia bis tra,e els, he Is lied. thai
With proper and earnest efforts on the part of
Wings, the STATE my be CARVED cor Scott. "
A stage has ,~rn re ,chcd an gbe progress of
III" cans assn, " lieu It Incomes the dgty 81 all
who have The success Of the Wing parqy.unJ
the prosperity flle country N hrarl, ,o.y, 10
work faithfully and ze4loGsly f,r the eject ~.
oil Scott and Graham. laying D idle all per.
sona considerations, and fsrgcilpsIg Their i'm
measurable superiority MI these respects la thee
opposing candidates fact that they are
the regularly choser representatives. aud lead
cfs oil the party Is sufficient reason IL aliau-
late every true Wig, 10 diigch; anl,eatn, n,
devotion Of tune aid exerion. 10 secure III, ir
election. In Their triumph we Lave an assnr.
encc Ihat the benixn and prospcrins inGu-
cnccs and policy of Wing go,rrom,q1--so
happily set in operation Icy MIR. Fiinptrc. will
continue To bless the ,couutry--that peae.e viii
he preserved with all the nalions .,t glp earth.
SO long - II Gun, without the loss C national
honcr--that encouragement will b. given to
all the industrial interests Of the country that
the pubic finances will he honestly teta and
accounted for shat the faith =. lrciaies " III
be preserved, and thai the laws &c Congress
will be enforced I.ocniocoism is not les. T.,
be deprecated as dangerous, aud dcmoralizine,
now, than in the days of Van R.rct, and pok.
Theoouawy threw .all'the Gncubuspsf thew con
troa,sad repuds'ed the el sicns they had l,rac-
ased. Will 1t bew talyr@p Il, l,nrh,onae and
rejected burd,ra, and fubrtj; II eli a. r,rewnl
Of IA ruinersand discarded polcy9 W. aust,
and believe not; BIN Ill dcpcoi u1on TIC on.
"rgyand industry II the Whiss. Are our
electors Tor the districts and counties doinp
their iuiyf Arothc Vigilance GomnNt,ecs a,
work. Are documents distributed There
is now no Time olose. Give the people facts
scatter light and treth-rrge thena To reflect
calmy of all the issGes involved and all III,
consequences depending, and ths rcsplt nee,
not be feared. All will lie well!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
Lynchbnrg Markefs-Sept. ra.

WHOLESALE PRICES
PeoyIsIoSs-B acon--scarce and in demand at Io1s
I'D
PoRK.-None.
BErr-We quo,eby the quantity at ia5 cts,
FLotK--Old : %; New S3sn4
WHfAr.-Red 75c; White 50 Ct.
MGAL. Corn Men 7On75c.
Gpss-Co rn G5n7 cts 0ate 40 IL - cent4
GUAzo.-Best Peruvian $50 to IS per ton
PLAsTER.-I.ump. s7b; Ground $50 in Bbs 10
SuGARs.-Nev Orleans 6!a9 cts; Porto Rico Ia IN
ct-. Clarified l0i1l cts. Loaf Ia To III cts.
WHISKY Mourtain 30 It's
BfEswAK.-2l to22 cents.
BriTER.-Fresh in small lois 121 to H. fiIkin IL,
Ia
BnASpY-Applc, 40u4J, Peach, 80 To s5ets.
BAR IRoN.-S75aS0 assortrdduli
CoFFEE.-Rin 10 l. cts Luguru II To II 4 NIocb,
20: Iava Is To II.
COUNTRY LISEks.--Tow / Ito % scarce aud wa.,.
ed flaxl2al4 cts.
Co1ToS NARHs.-Sales nj II cts
FEArHERs.--35 to SO cts.
Wool.-28 to 30 cts.
Wool. RoiLs.-35 toG74 very
GINsEhG.-}Ia:j1 ct>.
Flax SEfp.-Sae, 81 pcr1G lbs,
FisH.-Hcrrng No. !, 48t; tialilaN NJ Herring,
$Ga$75; Shad. sl3 Markrre. No. 3. So
TAILow.-Sto 81 tt>.-du,l.
Ttn.-$3.5G per bill
HENp.--We quote 53 Ia 6r. in demand.
LiNsEED OIL.--7 5cts.-iH demand
LAHp.-l21 10 Il cts.
,sHs.-Nest India - In 10 cts. per CULLEN
y. q. Il to AS cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
EreixI,ts up and Downthc Cnna
Richmond Markets sept. IA.

TOBACCO.-Tbe Lrcakr are falling cf and there !.
rnoforia chnnge in action ices since last week.
FLOUR Transactions limited aud receipts light for
the season We qdote new MT 81 2JaSi 374 and oil
(fc.h ground) at = i!4 Holders generally. however
n X fraction hirher.
WHEAT Receipts co,dinue very heavy. We quote
whitee 975 cents aud red 921 cents per bu,hel.
CORN.-624 els. u. Lu>hcl.
CORN MEAL-70c. pcrbu,hel.
OArS-36 a 37i cent,.
III t-7jcts.
FlSH-tcuings No /. Cut s. 40. Grnss s. 20
S575 Roe s. %: Anrkcrel. NJ. g. $50; No. ., sl0J-
NoI $ll. Shad slna 1910
LAfD-Bhs. ia cts. keat 10 taJ2. Pail. 49,
BACON is irm and without change in price Prime
shoulders scarce and wanted.
BACON-Sides held ut lO3a1l cents Shoulders 9a51
Hams Id IL H.
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 20u2ac- New Orlcap,
h3lcts.
GrANO-$i5 from FROM store.
COFFEE.-Rio9a0lc .; Lasuyra 99094
GLOVER SEED-$Ga toG9.
PLASTER-No Lump in narket-Ground s.
SALT-From store 81 40; shle> from wharf 5 3Oa45.
SUGAR-Ncw Orleans 1a6 cent,; Porto Rico Dab
HAY-Northern in balcs-fiom wharf 90a CSC.
lkON-fig Iron S2I to 80, according To quality
Sweeds S95 per toni English 81; Trcdegar. Richmond
nannfactory G5: Up County Bar $82us7, according to
quality.
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seems. didn't send Sontag tickets 10 her
concert on Tuesday evening. bur ills is denied
b, those who ha We charge Of thai part OF the
misunderstanding as informed that box 3" as
at her disposal, provided she came unheralded,so
as not to interfere with the concerf-in other
words. tas the Soniag party interpret, THAT none
of the applause should be distracted from Al
boni and given 10 Sonfag.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
NEHTCEIELL's PUMP.

VA has erected Of his Engine Pumps upon my
To-. The ~ater is brought from spring about one ,-
drrl yards from house, and has tn be raised more
than lr hundred feet perpendicular. The pipes are
aid three feet under ground and delivers the in
Tank urat the top ri my house, from which small
pipes CON uct it to The different rooms The Punp has
been in operation since the 18Th of July last, and per
forms entirely To my satisfaction, The machine is sim
pie in consr1t ton, aud mol liable get Of order
Tie nbur rcqaod to rni.e the water, i. trifng The
onvenence, Independent of the protection ugnt fire.
mkcs II very valuable; for, in addition having the
wafer from almost narce sibr spring. furnished in nv
house there Is llydrant ut my Kitchen dourand one in
my ga dem by attaching bose to which can migrate
sprinkle oIl my vegetables Bur the security against
ire, makes it doubly valuable. The -ane hose can be
-er"w'd ON 10 the end of the pipe which delivers rl.
wafer in the Tauh md by working the machine the
"ater can be thrown upon any part of my house or
kitchen. The of the machine oors not compare
with thu value al it. WIN. ). MORRlSS
Sept l6-dlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

VERY OmlNoUs.-The following is from 1Lc
Cincinnati Gazette. 1t is one Of the most
striking omeus thai we haze seenany account
ot.n this day OF Whig omcnt:
rich scene came off ata Locof,co meet
'ng IN tee tiiees'th ward enc evening this
week. The crowd gathered, and ir due time
all attempt WAS made TO organize. A motion
was made that certain we'll kaown democrat
lake the chair, " lHch was ANONYMOUSLY carried,
whereuPnn, To the dismsy ofthe rnccting. ti,c
CHAIRMAN arose and stlte1 that lee was a
democrat, had always been Dcntcrat, but
that ne could not preside over the meeting.
hecausc he III ! not in,e"d 60 vote the. tick O.,
The meeting was thunderstruck, and ken, 81.
lence for some time, until somebody noye1
that another well-known Democrat take tho
chair, " hich Was Carried With tie like nnan;
mlty--but, tn the utter amazemcnt and con.
sterna'ion of the meer,ng, this Chairman cleo,
also announced to the meeting that he coult
not vote the ticket, but that be would take th,
chair and put their motions for them. it tho,
desired it. Not ishing 10 tfy any more ex
periments aud no' knowing how Ear ,l,c disaf
lection might extend, they concluded TO lc
hifn preside, in spite OF his disloyatv. .
course there Was not much enthusiasm i'll Tho
meeting after these occurrences. and after at
tempting to hold Locofoco M. citing for som,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LYScHBuRe. Sept. II
TOBACCO-Receipts decreasing. Inspections IL
pa-t week, 26l hbds Owing to the damage su.tairs9
by the growing crop from the late heavy and contin
rnins our market has become animated and nj
fully from the depression Of the last two VOL
previous. Sales this week Of Lngs from S44 g. c.,
mon leaf s5ld69 Mddling do s6.5Od7 80; good M
fine Shipping 81 50a good uacturing leuf Va -
fine tn extra do. do. Sl5025.
NHEAT-75d 80 for goon Red and White
WILLIAM. SMITH
Commission Merchnn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
OBITUARY

Died nj his residence. in fhe cpu1t of Bedford on
Monday the 18th Of August, =. NJ. Mr. JOHN SLfnD il
IN, Goth year at bis age. After lie OF usefulness IN
his neghborboo he ma to the silent grave with
repUtatuu pure nd unsulicd without an enemy. sur
rounded 10y friends all sides and in peace with thc
wDrd-lenvng behind devoted wife and eight chill
drn. and numerous relatives and friends mourn heil
rtepalalc loss. He gave satisfactory evidence to hi.
friend, that he has gone with Jesus and with the
angels.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
ARRIvALsAr DIBRELL's HOTEL YESTERDAY

Dr. q l. Brown and lady. M-- Mitchell, W FInd.
mil. Jesse Fugua. Bedford. 4 Jones nnd lady, M-~
I,rgu-on Petersburg; Richard Logan and lady dauglI-
ie. aud -crvaat. Nsr a Ghalmer-. Halifux; Pat
ieson. w II Matthew'S, Liberty; Person. Troy. \ Y;
Geo Partridge, Bnring on, VI Hoffman, Liberty; Gen
Clny. Cumpbe jas o FerfelI, Wmf Thomns Halifax;
1hos Jones mud two Indies, Franklin; " W Horton,
Ala; Glenn. New Orleans; Nahan Reid Potrcl, J
Tucker, Vo; Thus Stevens. Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

Mr. William NJ. Thackcray, the anthor Of Van
lty Fair, has been engaged 10 deliver course
OF lectures at the Mercantile Library, in New
ork' during the coming winter. He is expec-
ted to arrive from Eoiope In few weeks in
company with the Hon. Abbott Lawrence.
The course which he proposes 10 deliver will be
that which delighted the London public two
winters ago. A brilliant humoris himself hi,
sketches of the "Britlsh Humofiss," his predc,
cessors, are characteristic and accurate, kin
died and frightened by the claims of lis own
kindred genius
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
Pm PREstDtNa.
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT
Electors for The State of virgi.ia.
ELECTORS Ar LARGE.
JOHN N. fOrTs.
MILAN Il. PRESTON.
EI.ErqnRAt. TfokhT.

1T pi.tfirr---John II. Klhy IF Sans47annd.
- District Edward r. Chambers, of Alec lenbu
81 Di-tri.t-rhon1as s. Fhpunog. Of Iafa..
4fl Disfirt-Il II h.e~tsH. nj cimrlmtr
5db District -~hl,sS five ~ Alhemare
9th District Nta. e. Scoii. ii Powhurnn
9th Dsirici--ln.. Segar, uf Elizabeth Civ
9th D.lficl-- Rahl Nav IL Neslmorrhnd
9th Disiri,t-- icuis " Thomh-. ri fuirf,z
10th Bitri,A-Alcs r. Bdtelrt 81 i,airr.on.
al'h bisiriei--Col. !. D. Balde in. pf Augusta
18th Di.trict--John sahpls. 81 Notr,.
18th District-Wales Prcs;ov, ii " -l3ne,an.
iih I7i-'ti.r-john / jacl .on it III Wood
18th Bifttia--T. N Galiy, ofOhio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

FARMERS BANK At FIxcAsTLr-Th Val.
ley Wing states that the amount necessary 10
put the Bank into business shape, which was
chartered at the last session 81 the Legislature,
to be located at Fineao@e,Is acarly made up
An earnest appeal is made 10 secure the re.
naming stock when operation will he com.
menccd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

II is singular how pious new clothes make
people. For a whole month after The Misses,
Flir get new mautillas, they are atchurch three
times day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

1t nov being certain lhlt our city to be lighted
with with t'ls. take the carrsl opportunity of iu-
fnr'ning the Cit zens uf Lynrburg that .h,I prepare
immediately for GAS-FlffiNti and respectful, solicit
the patronage OF my friends aud the public generally
Aus 2O.-dts \. &. DABSEY \ CT
IHlnNlx E.rNpRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

We heard of Democrat yesterday betting
$4,000 on Scott carrying Tennessee, und giving
1900 votes. He will he very sure To win it.
NaShrWe Banner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

Goop For TnEA.-David Stcdel and ff.
ty other Germans, of Coerain township, have
become disguised with the corruptons of Loo
rot"ism. and have gone over in a lody to the
Wing ranks. They intend raising an ash
pole to-day, At tue Coerain House. and will
next November vote the Scot, and Graham
ticket. So we go. II things keep on AT the
present rate, Pierce won't be able 10 muster
cornoral's guard 10y election day Ciacin
natl .iHaS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

IMPORTANT SIT AND DECIsION.-An I'm oriani
case " as tried few weeks since, in the Cir.
cuit Court of Shenandoah county, Va-Th.
Rockingham Register states that about yea,
since agent'rmen while gong dow nthe Valley
IN stage coach belonging to Mcssrs. Parish
Hartman x Coz, was seriously injured by The
upseulng Of the coach. His leg was d.eadfui
y broken, lnsomuch that he Is made a crippl'
for lie, He'brought suit against The compan,
claiming damages 10 the amount of 81 0.00O.-
The jury in the case rendered verdict Of 50,
600 This is the hlst case of1he sortthnt has eve
been tri'd in \irsinn, and may be regarded
fixing the p incl pie that in Case of earclessnoss
the proprIctors of stage coaches are liable 70
damages in Case Of injury 10 passengers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

This as the address OF letter lately pul
into the post office at Springfield -'Thi
wants too so too Pat o neal he used to I,,
in weas'fcld but hecso after bai1g CORN to,
Soulhwick now but he wi la in wesrfrld
mex week for after job and he will Pa,
for IT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
MARIE

On Tuesday evening, the 7th inst, by the Rev Brv
erly Davis. Mr. THOMAS w. ANpERsos IT, Mis-. fAS-
NE NJ daughter of John Huey Esq. all of sylvan
in county.
Richmond pnprrs COPY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

A duel was fought last Wednesday morning,
on Hutchinson Island, opposite Savannah by
Two gentlemen from Beaufort, Messrs Whalcv
and Jenkins. Two shots Yer" exchanged " it'll
ont mary to either party, when IA rcconcilia.
ton mas Effected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

The Chombershurg, Pa, Wing Of the 9th
instant says that The cholera has developed
itself afresh in that place III a form more , iru.
lr,t and malignant, than characterized lis first
prevalence. Filiy-two deaths had so far oc-
Cured from the first appearance of the disease
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

Time, they eaveit up in despair, and adjourn.
I'd with three rousing cheers for Scotil
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This gives ns nett the recc pts. 2 POI 900 81
sppcabletn The pa, mento OF interest and there
Endorsement of capital. II so applied ibis nelI
income will pay the inlereSton twenty millions
md restore the entire capital IN thirteen years
1t Is moi necessary Ia Insert the caIcGlation.)
This result may somewhat surprise those who
without reflection have been in the habit of re
garding all expenditures for Internal Improve
mont "a improvident and wasleiul leglsaiin,
From such and all others. " no object TO III,
recommendations Of tie Union Convention,
invite scrutiny and hold myself bound 10
min 10 the letter all matters Of fact herr
stated, and 10 defend The deductions drawn
from the data | have used. With your per
mission, may resume Tbs subject al another
time, when propose TO establish this inanoir
position, that, if the Legislature will sanction
the recommendations Of the Union Convention.
ut The end of ten years. not dollar will be
| required from the Treasury IL pay interest %
the oapiia asked by that Convention to b
loaned to the existing lines of Internal Improve
| me 4. BOTETOURT.
The States ct OHIO, udann and Illinois had in 8 ~
$3.50 298 nhnbitans. and produced pol ,S82 ,02 bus
esd whent aud Indian Surely il j. but
bic 10 claim for the shortest line of inland transit from
this region roihe Atlantic markets alf n muc
OF ts products rs is claimed from % counties OF Tcncs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

1t IS said war is springing up in New
York between Alboni and Santag. AILon. il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
SPECIAL. NOTICES

~, NOIlCE.-1hero will be "A public meeting AT
- Temperance Hall, on "Wednesday the l5tllin.t..
al early candle lig}, consider the action of the late
Smnntnn Temperance Conventon. Addresses my be
expected. The friends Of Temperance are especially
invited 10 attend Son, ih--1t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

peruvian GUANO.-SOO bags dir ct
~ 'f"n' vessels rrr boats BIoomtr. Jenny Lind. and
Wave, for sale by lug Sit. B.F SACKETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

Lynchburg from East Tennessee. that Is 20e..
06s TONS shall assume that this amount Of
tonnage will pass over an equal distance on the
Railway and Canal, six two hundred and IF
ty miles tho true distance will not vary much
from this assumption. Two hundred and nine
thousand and sixty.cight tons on the Railway
paying two cents per ton per mile give a total
receipt Of .......... sI,047,670
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

209. 0G9 on $50 miles of Canal at
cent per ton per mile it,. 523,s3
To this should be added the trav-
el onthc Railway from the OHIO
10 Covington, computed dis
lance $50 miles Here will
again concede ms much |
think Car be asked with any
prctenceof candor or fairness.
and estimate the travel at 200
passengers per day for 300
days itgives 10000 nj 5eacb,
they pay .................... 10000
These receipts will show an IN
come from Ohio trade and tray-
cl of..................... 1.s7l,5o
Add TO this the receipts from Vir.
gina and Tennessee tonnage. ,52l ,3d5 B
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

'!''"' ,''00E's ""0 arr 1oH1 'lN ''FreH ta"spot-
'on eonrS'd laf slch tonnage oh INC fenns !.
Nonla Cana III le'l, one cent pei tep per mile.
- 'S'9 1S'hf hFIi ct alT' "'I'l local t"unage.
Tins On 40 Rlico ~I' lar o8nai wnaid pay ut
one cent pcrton per mile. S2o5,9lS 80
6S,659 the "pe tu@ nh 10 or
soc miles al he same rate
pay- ...-..-.......#. S2Dj,9l9
GS CSC the remaining t'uah
NJ the sumo rate t,r Io0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
1 NCkS, LOCK g.

WAS! LOCK s.-Received direct from ihe
- hahnlact"ry, complete assortment Of Locks nj
a. Kinds; Qualities and prices, from CENTS piece 10
] having determined to keep thorough aud well
aSsotted stock of all kinds of Carpen,er, lIo,I'.
" !" SET Al moder't" profit, invite all io.. in wan,
70 give give me q can before busii G elsewhere.
- .---o.s A. WINSTON.
Thursday fRIDAFAAD SATURDAY.