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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-26
From the n. o. Picayunc.
From the Rio Grandc.

by the arrival OF the schooner Star,
Capt. Hoffman, from BRACES Santiago, we
have dates from Brownsville Of the 3lst
ult.
The Rio Bravo states that on Christmas
eve some or 10 persons, at Rio Grandc
city, crossed over to the opposite side, and
attacked the Mexican guards stationed at
that poiut, in number fifteen 'or twenty
men, Three of the Mexican soldiers were
killed, and the rest were wounded or dis
pcrsed. The reason assigned for this high.
handed outrage, was that these guards in
suited all persons who had occasion to
cross the river, and that they had grossly
insultcd some ladies' that day. under pre-
text of searching them. The persons COM
posing the attacking party are not known.
The Rio Bravo says it is assured that for
the last month and upwards all of its
mails. sent to the interior of Mexico have
been Intercepted end withheld from their
places OF direction by order either, of Gen.
Avalos or Gen. Urxgn.
The Rio Bravo gives the followingiim-
portant item in relation to the Tehuan'e-
lpcc affair, which We do not remember to
have seen before:
In the Mexican Senate the following
bill or project oilaw, presented by Senior
Gambos. wnsTcnd';hc first time:
Art. l. The Executive will proceed to
open negotiations with heGovcpnnent Of
Her Britannia Majesty, for the purpose Of
verifying the opening of the Ishmus Of
Tehuaniepec.
Art. 2. OF this agreement the following
bases are necessary.
L. The British Government shall bind
itself to open the canal within a specified
time, losing It's right should !, fail 10 com.
ply; it shall bind itsclf TO pay the capital
and interest Of the foreign debt from the
day the contracts signed; it shall erect the
Notifications the Government of Mexico
may design as convenient to i's safety and
security. and it shall succor Mexico in the
case of any invasion tending TO Deprive her
of the right to those lands Of Tehuantepec
and 10 the canal
2. The Mexican Nation facilitates its
lsthmus for the only purposes indicated; it
shall maintain military post Of no less
than two hundred men TO protcc:thc work;
it shall give the forces that may be neccs-
sarv to cover The forts ard cedes the du
scs imposed for crossing Thc Isthmus as
well others it might receive. IN favor Of
Great Britain, forithe timcthnt may be suf-
fcient to satisfy the amount of the debt,
and the indcmnifca,ion that may he stpu-
lated as n premium.
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railroad construction upon such = founda-
ton that has probably ever been made.
and the enterprise ii exhibits on the part Of
the company. for the accommodation Of
the public, is an additional reason which
may be presented that should secure for ii
the favor Of grant from the Legislature Of
Maryland. which would supersede the
necessity Of overcoming difficulties Of this
kind which the seasons 'ir,erpose. The
surface of the ice over the river was very
uneven in many places. and required
grading, which was accomplished by FL.
ing in with snow, which formed soon into
a compact, level surface, on which the iron
rails were, placed. The road will require
some watching to prevent the loss Of the
rails by any sudden breaking up Of the ice
on the river by freshet."
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Lync.,barg Makcts--Jan. -

Ly0cubufg MukctS.-J mn. n.
wHoLEsAtE PRICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pighs-salss ioail
by tho quantity.
pcRK.--SAles $64.
Bsgr.-we quote by the quantity st 'ia5 cts.
fLorR.-Superfnr new $50; O.a Mo'saic;
Family New $aa5, a. to quantity and qaai.sy.--
Stock light.
.WasAr.--Rci7oc DC; White 20 cts.
MEAL. Corn Meal 7oa75c.
GRAix.-Corn 70a75 cts; Oaf. 40 eents.
GuAso.-Besrr Peruvian $50 10 SIS per ton.
PLAsrrn.-Lumr, 81; Grcand $s1a9.
SusARs.-Ncw Orleans iaq cts: Porto Ric.7 to
10 cts. Clarified i0aii cts. Loaf II to ia cts.
WHsKr.-Mourtain 80 to 81 cts. Scarce und
In dewmnd.
BEEswAx.-2l toe2 cents.
BurrEe.--isnt little demand for frkins, which
we quote Hal5c. for No. !. Fresh, at Marke,
House. bring higher ratcs bu, not uniform.
BnAsDr.-Appc. @ea4j; Peach, 80 to IS cts.
BAR Inos.--$75aSc assortedduil.
CoYrKE.-Rio lpi TO II eta. Laguira ieal4
Mochn 20.
CousrRr Lisrss.-To w rfto III; Flax te.i4ets
Corros ixRss Fails cts.
fEarnKRs.- "a To Is 'dssS---So-rce and imJc
mand.
Woot.-25 to % cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.--35 tnS7A very scarce.
GiNsESo.--30a32 cts.
FLAX Sgxp.-Sal-s u per So 10.
FrsH.-Herring,. No. |. esq; Halifax No. Her
to$ IS.
TaLLow.--St to 81 cts.--dull.
TAR.--Sj 50rcs Dbl.
HENr,-We quote S! 10 &c. in demand.
brssEED OiL.-7Oa7oets --in demand.
LARD-iOcts
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Oflic Counties composing the Third Ja
deiaI Circuit.

deal Circn1t.
As the time approaches for the election
of Judge in your circuit. your attenton.be-
comes naturally directed TO the choice Of
a suitable person to Fill that station. To
the voters Of the counties of Cumberland.
Buckingham. Appomattox. Campbell and
the town of Lynchburg. shall not attempt
to characterize the gentleman who has so
long presided in your courts; confident that
his sterling qualities, both as jurist and a
man, have been long since seen and sp-
preciated by alltbosc who have marked
bis course; since he has occupied g seat on
the bench. To those, however, who have
not enjoyed the acquaintance Of Judge
Wilson, may be pardoned for saying,
that after somewhat extended observa-
ton Of the individuals composing our State
Judiciary, l have rarely, fever known, one
in whom were more happily blended all
those clements that should unite in the
character of the man whose business it is
to dispense justice TO a community alike
distinguished for its intelligence and It's in
dependence. Naturally endowed with n
fuilu Oi TdTt ana COuli)It-
hcnsivcncss. those qualities have been
strengthened and matured by years of ex.
perience, derived from his jurisdiction over
circuit afiording perhaps as abundant
and Is varied litigation, as any in the State.
With all the Grmness requisite 10 his sta
ton, he has never converted it into an en-
CINE of opprcssion--and while the kind
ness oflis heart is evinccd by the uniform
and unaffected courtesy to all who ap-
proach him, he hos beon sblc to preserve
the dignity of his Office, without resoriing
to any exercise of the powers with which
it is armed. He. islthc man for the occa-
sion. Will not the Counties of Halifax,
Charlotte and Prince Edward, unite with
Cumberland, the county Of his nativity,
and those other counties composing his
present circuit, and again Golfer upon him
the Office lie has so long adorncdl
JAN s, 1852. CUMBERLAND,
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Congress.

"Nert ,ecek il is supposed Congress ,oW
turn its attention TO the business Of The eoun-
hy'-such is the language used by the
Washington correspondent of respecta-
Bile journal in a neighboring city. An
amiablc self dclusion. founded u pom the
charity'that 'hope,h all things. bclcveih all
things, and'is not easily provoked!
The arrangements in reference TO the
nominations for the next term of the Prcsl-
dency are likely to claim the first place in
the consideration Of the political leaders in
Congress, to the postponement of the bust
ness of the country until more conve-
nent season. The distinguished compe,i-
tors for Presidential honors are already In
the field each, upon his good behaviour is
ready to seze upon every occasion to dis
play his gifts and graces. The intensity Of
their patriotism is beyond the power of
utterance- yet although words are made
quatc, they are compelled to resort To
them. for want of any other mode of set
Ting forth theteclings which IRE too many
for them. and thus they wreak themselves
upon expression. and leave the uarticulate
residum to the imaginative svmpathies OF
the public. Democracy Fever had more
devoted friends. 1t is touching to see the
Recommendation with which the ardent
champions strive to excel one another in
the profusion of liberal sentiments A
political Sir Peter Tcazle might find
among them many Josrphs.
They cannot all he Presidents, unfortu-
natey. Like Barkis they are willing
but Fate is stronger than Democracy. and
ihe impossible cannot be. 1t IS lamcnta-
Bile to think that SO much virtue must he
its own reward and so many lights be put
under bushels. Even the Spartan con-
ISOLATION will be denied to the defeated
for ir the modesty of inferior place. or of
no place at all, the discounted espirant
will hardly he able to say in his hccrt that
a worthier'than himself has been advanced
He will not believe tiff hesaysit. Such
is the inward exaltation which Democra-
cy inspires. Fortunate country that has
so many sons from whom to choose Pre-
sidenr More fortunate still in being sure
to prosper in spite Of all of Ihem The
choice of the best might accelerate the
growth of the Republic; the selection Of
the worst could not greatly retard it.-Bal-
timore American.
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AFFRAY AT WARRESToN-We learn
from the Piedmont Wing, published at
Warrcnton, Fauquicr county, that an ARRAY
occurred IN that town the preceding Saiur-
day. of very bloody character but
which fortunately did not occasion any
loss OF life. A difficulty had arisen be-
tween Mr.. e. Helm and Mr.. w. Fl. .Jen-
nings, out of which grew personal COLI
sion. On Saturday week, Herring Jen-
nings, son of w. HI, attacked Helm
n'the street. with stick. and inflicted
very severe injury upon his head. A son
OF Mr.. Helm came up just at the time.
drew pistol and fired on Jennings-the
ball making slight flesh wound in his
back. Jennings returned the fire. His
ball missed Helm, struck post. glanced
and passed through the coat of negro
man. The parties were arrested and
bound over to keen the peace.
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Of Virginia. orshs purpose Of settling that par, of
the boundary hnc between tho no States. com
mencing at the Fassfsx stone. = he head Of the
north brunch at the Pdsumac and extending north
wardly to the Pennsylvaaia line. The monumsnis
and marks this line are said ~ have gone to DO
cay, occasioning great difeufiesas to land tties,
the collection &c taxes and the residence Of citi-
.sns. This matter has been repeatedly brought to
the attention ofthe Maryland Legislature hereto
fore. and wc hope they will settle it a, their pre-
sent session Cs,m Scrlond Md Journal
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Schemes for the week,

MONDAY 26-Kentucky Stale Class 20--7s II.
Captuls-3 OF $4,000; . of u, 905 20 Of l,5O0;
30 of 500. Tickets IS.
TUESDAY 81 Do Glass 2l-75 IA.
Captals-s2I, 900; 3 Of .0o0 10 of 500.--TicL.
cts s..
WEDNESDAY 25--Do Clas. 2o--75 H.
Capitnls--s32 500; $1,000 S Of 1000; rs Of 900
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY ae-Ren,acky Class 1913 ~
Capi,al.-s2gDoo: l9.Ga0; 900; 10 Of 1000
Tickets S..
FRIDAY 31--Do Class a4-75 10
Carital.--23,o 600; 7,000 1000; 30 Of l,0oo-
Tickets s..
SATURDAY 3l--Do Glass 2s--7S Is.
Copitals--si0, 0Ja; 10000; 1900; 10 Of 2, 1000
Tickets $40.
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LATEST NEWS.
Later from Europe.
Arrival of The .Skeumes 4x.f;..


New YoRK. JAM 21.-The steamship
Artic has arrived, with dates from liver.
pool tothe 18th. inst.
Middling qualities of Cotton had nd
vanced ] d in the Liverpool n,srket';
Flonr had advanced Is per Dbl; Wheat 81
per b1shel. and Corn slightly improved.
.FRANCE.-The Government organ
denies the statement that congratulatory
letters had been received from the Empe-
ror Nicholas Of Russia, by President Napo-
leon. A large number Of suspected per-
sons had been arrested and sent to Csyne.
The statue Of Liberty had been removed
from the Chamber Of Deputies.
Tranquility reigned throughout the
country, and the funds We're buoyant.
The new Constitution it was expected
would be proclaimed on the 9Th inst.
Several American ships laden with cot
ton, which had touched at English ports,
were admitted into the French ports duty
free.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF NAPo-
LEoN-Louis Napoleon has been fred
upon by sentry on duty. The bullet,
however, missedits mark, and the sentry
has been courtmaftialcd and shot.
The ambitious ends Of Louis Napoleon
are beginningto develope themselves. He
is to be styled Emperor of France at an
early day. Coins are now being struck
by the Government with this inscription
Louis Napoleon. Emperor"
Ii is said. however, that the crowned
heads of Europe have notified Napoleon
that they are prepared to enforce that ar'i
Gle Of the treaty at Vienna. which forbids
any descendant of the Emperor Napoleon,
from succeeding to the imperial title.
AUSTRIA-The Emperor Of Austria
has formally abrogated the old constitution,
and was about proclaming new one
more in consonance with his views.
SPAIN.--The resignation Of Lord Pal
merston he'd been received at Madrid with
marked satisfaction Theleading English
papers ascribc the "noble Lords" resig-
nation to difference Of opinion between
himself and other members of the Cabine,
rela,ivet the foreign policy of the country
The English money market continues
firm; Consols are quoted at 974. and
American Stocks were in fair request al
former rates.
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EXCHANGES
Richmond Markets

Reported espresagtor hr Lynchjnrg pugi nian
ron THE wEsF TsoiSo THURsDAr,JAS. 22sp. 1852
ToBAceo.-Our breaks arc very small. with no
change in prices.
BAcor.-Stock very light and demand mod sra to
and likely to continue so. the me nth. No
change to note in prices
BUTrKn.-Morkct unu.uall well supplied with
Goshen Butter
BEEswA..-23a24 cts
Corroy YARSs.--lSa20 cts
CorrEr.-Rio ga9ie; Lasuyra 9ia9ie.; Java ieAu
l3Ic.
cAsDLr,.--rullew leIdtlA e;1iull'. pu,cn, lonl ic
Sperm 45a5Ua; Adsmun,inc 1in33c.
fLouH.-Mueh better demand anil pretty bri,k q,
sIIai.lsl.
frCrsEps.-3G.tn371c .-.csrrr
FisB.--Nn'l Mnckcrel sll; No . 80; No. J
$5a5t. Family Roe Herring. $G1n7;
Half barrels Woods'No i.s3}al
GuAso.-Supply good. Peruvian siGIal9 per ton
ora00U.
LEATHER. -Leood heavy weight. i3iai4; light
l5I damaged i2Iali,
LAID. ois9ic.; Kegs locllc. for prime
MoLAssEs.-C common loA22c.; New Orleans
33a35.
PLssrrn-Supply small aud held at Is; on basin.
RIcE.-3lu44.
SALT.-W e have to note m improy cmcnt in salt
and quote mt 81 .4jnsl.55.
SroAn.-P. Rico 6o7; n. q. Ga63; Lonf 9n9J:
No now crop orlcunsyet in, Crushed sla
ga
STELL.--Amcrican Bstcrcd 5a5I
WnEAT-Primc White Sje.; Red 500.
CoRs.--55 cts. per bushcl.
COM MEaL--7Jc. per bushel.
WooL.-Thcrc have been large sales in the pasi
week, and the market CLEARED Of all dcsir,
able parcels ut 30a3icfer washed and a
! lcrsfor unwnshcd.
EXCHANGE.
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4 T n circuit c.,urt continued and held for Frank
N lin county. At the courthouse. the II Ii d.
Of October. 1851. sitting court ofEqaity.
Caleb Tate, William II. 'Burwell. Wiley r.
Woods, Andrew s. Brooks. Joseph Rives, Robert
T. Woods. Washington Flood, .Armistcad J.. Bur
well, and Jv-en Dickinson, surviving sdrninis'ra-
tor OF Pleasant Dickinson decd, Pi'fG..
against
james Lanicr, Moses G. Carpcr. John s. Dur.
well. Josinh w. Dickinson and Martha bis wife.
the President. Directors and Company II the Far.
mcrs Bank Of virginia at DanviIlc Reuben Hop.
kins, John Dickinson, Samuel and William Ayres
james Lindsey and Lindsey George. Delft,
The court doth further adjndge. order and ,ic.
cree, iha, of the commissioners Of this eour,
do take account of any money which may have
been paid, by any party to the deed oftrust to the
defendant Lanier. 10 the defendant John s. Bur
well, towards the aforesaid sum Of 3l05 and IA inter
cst, how much Of the said sum Of t405 won!d be III,
share chargeablc to the said 3urwclj in respect o
his own interest in the said deed 10 Lanier and th,
annual value of the rents If said knd during III.
time the said Burwell held and occupied the sam,
since his purchase thereof at the Sh-rif-s sui
down to the Sih October. fe4i, md the said com
missioner is to ssn,cand report the matters slnrc
said. Copy extract from derrre
RO. A. SCOTT, b. c.
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Virginia w ashimgfOn VI onusneni.

IN, .It,.Ln,,,,J .,,rr,,,.,,l L., .r ,I q.
Baltimore Sun. states ,bn, Tho V;rc;,,;,
osh;rc,or Non,mo,, h,s haon ,ronra..
ina, rnn;,nv hn, ,ha, a.. -
,d.d ,n.r,,;ors IN vor,, r.,a,
IRE The work on H.. Ni,rn,an, savs
,l,;s cor,csrondr,, i aJm;raLI,. Gn;.haI
sunrr;or 10 n nv ,L;,g.;r ,b,. ars,,;,o uas !,
his country ,nJ accorlino :, ,be rnoor,
n ,r,v,Il..s axcoo.I;n,1 Fl -
Li,J !, Eurnna-n,, :, or,as
co,no,;o, viii 81, asr.,l,.a,al 49,,
nlcs If Tbebrs IN Eovnt which s,,rd =.
lone E,r,be excellence or,b. cr,n;,c vork
~ =,
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KOSSUTH.--His Contemplated Tour.
a Washington correspondent of the Bos
ton Atlas writes as follows, under date Of
Jan. 18th:
Unless affairs in Europe take such
turn as rOdemani his earlier return, am
informed by the best authority that Kos
suth has 1t IN contemplation to make quite
an extended torr of the United States.-
The details of this may lie somewhat mod
flied by futuresinvitaiions from places ON
hls'way. AS nearly as 1T can now be de-
termincj, his contemplated route rs as fol
lows: He is to leave here on Friday On
Saturday for Annapolis, where he will
make short stay and address. Theme
he goes to Baltimore, where he will finish
his visit to that city. as he promised when
he passed through it, Thence his course
is westward, to Cincinnati and St Louis
from there lie contemplaies to visit New
Orleans, and on his way will probably stop
at several intermediate places. He will
then, in turn. visit Mobile, Savannah and
Charleston, Thence he will proceed by
water ito New York, ascend the Hudson
to Albany. From there again westward
he will:go to Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
and ty way Of the Lake, Ogdcnsburg and
Vermont. and repair to Boston, where he
will remain uaiil he cmbarks for Europe.
Such is at present his contemplated route
though circumstances may occur to change
or modify il. He hopes TO be able to be in
Boston IN March Or April. though the ex-
act iimc Is oil course uncertain, and he may
Le prevented altogether by movements in
Europe rendering his earlier departure ne
cessary.
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To fhr Voters Of Campbell County.


AT the solicitation of many Of nv friends. Ar
nounce mvselfa candidate Gr the Office Of Clerk Of
the Circuit court Of Campbell county. Having nc-
ted as an assistant in that and several other Clerks
offices for nearly four lattcr myself that (f
electcd) shall he able to discharge the dutic. Of
the office in n satisfactory manner.
Nov. 6-tsIf J. NEWTON GORDON.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1852

Sears c. Walker, the celebrated astron-
omer, and, by large odds, the most disin-
guished mathematician in our country, has
gone deranged. Night before last while
sitting late at his labors, he made discov-
cry, by which LogarIthms are rendered
useless in mathematical calculations The
most intense excitement followed, and he
could neither sleep norconverse. He con-
tinued in this condition until yesterday, at
noon, when his glorious mind gave way.
Ii is hoped that the misfortune may be
temporary, but the worst is feared.
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TyNE .SURs1,tatRE IaN lr,sinx. ,,h,aiax

| Il the exclusive right oiretang fisk's Mctalip
B.rinl Cnscs. takc this method ofinf.rrning The peo
pie Of Eynehbug an the surrounding cout rv tha,
they have now in'th-ir 'wurc'yodsn on MINI Street,
lot OF the nbovc Cases Of diicrcti Sizes It.w.uli
be di'fent task to give nm adequate impression ef
these Cases without personal Inspection they nfa
perfectly mir right and indrstnc'ihlc, and fr rr,.
tccing md preserving the Dead. ter ordinary inter-
nents, FIR vaclts, ar ict srortaiion superior
to anything If the kind before insrMcd rlra VIZ
| fortunate enough to nccd the above Case. enn te
| supplied by =. DIuGUiD& SOM.
Undertaking in tho usual style also pr'mptly at
| tended to. 5. ID. & SONS.
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MIR. WEBSTER AND Mr.. RIVES

An official correspondence between Mr.
Webster and Mr. Rivcs, in relation to the
French affairs, has been published. Mr..
Webster instructs Mr.. Eivcs to acknowl-
edge the new farm Of Government i'm
posed blythe People. but authorizes him
to express the regret Of the Government
Of the Urired States at the overthrow of
the Repubhcsa constitution. Mr.. W. also
apprises NJ RSves Of the approval by his
Government Of his course in awaiting the
ac,ionof the people of France. before ac-
know lodging the late usurpa,ion of Loui.
Napoleon.
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Drawn Numbers.

hfn WY TIass 10.
al IS 10 81 IS SO 20 So Is "a ~ "A 20
DO Er. CHM II.
80 IA 2 IL 81 81 SO 81 81 Is IL so 10
KentDeky sCLoss IL
60 .76 u % AZ 81 so 80 20 ~ 70 IS 40
In class ~. Nos 60 81 10, capital Of 81 ,0oC
returned for wunt If purchaser.
y r. NRfTTEM MORE. jr.
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For Clerk Of Circuit Court.

~ We requested to announce ALFRED
s. REID n. n candidate FOR the Office of Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of Campbell county.
New lifts
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ToBAcco.--We are'indebied to Messrs
Deane and Brown, of Richmond, for a
circular containing statement Of the in
spections Of Tobacco in Virginia during
the two last years. From it we learn that
the inspections for the year ending Octo-
Der |, 1851, were 32,59S hhds.. and for
the year ending October l. 1850, 4l,s75
hhds.-sbowing a deficiency in 1851 o.
e,277 hhds, although the crop in 1850 was
below the average.
The stock now on sale is estimated al
about 1000 hhds., or lrss-lihe smcllesl
for years past.
From the small stock now ON hand in
Europe and the United States, Mcssrs
Deane and Brown appear tothink that the
price of the crop, to go forward in the
spring,will be Va. AdU.
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fT'We are authorized to announce RIO. o. DOSS
candidate for Commissioner Of the Revenue for
the county of Campbell. Jan l5-;fts
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~ We outhurized to announce ROBERT
/. KENT rs canIidate for tho office Of Common
wcalth's Attorney for tho county If Campbell
Nov. Cts
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TT We arc authorised to announce DAVID
HOFFMAN, candidate for The office of Commits
siuner Of the Revenue for the Western District of
the county Of Campbell. Jan Staff
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The parties This suit will take notice thnr the
accounts mentioned in the foregoing decree will be
tskcs ut my dshre in the village Of Rockymount,
in III. county ofFrnnkhn, in tho State Of Virginia
On the 29th dny of Msrch, 1852, at which time and
rnce they required 10 attend, prepared for the
taking nf said accounts. Given under INV hand
this asth day Of January. 1859.
Ian 26-w4w HUGH NELSON, Com'r.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LYNCHBuRc, Jan'y u, 1859.
.fosAeco. little doing in the article, only q.
boat - hhis fnspectcd and soli since 1st " jan-
uary. The receipt of Loose Tobaccs, which l.
inadequate To the wants of nanufscturersss mainly
Lugs. and sells from "a To ~. Gcnernl sales
- 7yto$3 IS.
Warxr-70 and Is for Red and White.
VIM T. SMITH. Comm M~rch't