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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

VIIgrRNIAN n. d. soCIETY.-IHE MEMBERS OF
this society hereby respectfully noaed 10 ea -
Montgomery Hs 16 Prince street on This Aoneay) even
r d ipss at7h o'clock, TO elect Aarrha for the forth
THOMAS oBRiEN, J., General President.
]. Con, Sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

TOLL TIRE BELL.
The funeral kneli
OF insects thss snnoy.
For Staying these
Vile thinss that tease
Bugs roac hcs, nass--
p. Lycn is tho boy.
Ere twice you've winEed
Their lifo'B txnot
Ifonee !hey taste his dust
Over they keel,
Lead st their neal.
They die beoaues they must.
Depot Tor ths als Of LYONS Aagusc Powder and Pills
~ noadwsy. 'S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

\ COL DEN IhyxsrNENf-E0 HUNBUG-YOR
Ae an oystsr 3sloon nj an Ear Room. veil
Gnuuenei In hudson stfesf C,nti tfuy tilted
With foNer oetsFai hree eneao private rooms
essteI. IA New % ORR tmsH osp Al required. AddrSsy
imm' dihtciy, "Rsstsurant" hecGil once,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

w AETED-BY TWO YOUNG GERMAN WOMEN, ST.
w tnaton5-one 50 Neicr o. turs3; AMI tho Other
Cook Have good city reference. Apply at 10 Seventeenth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
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F1USyOAJ.

nIUsIC, NUSIC.-NEW AND 5EC0ND HAND FL
E amos moderate prices 10 Lett volins from Sup 30
sl0s Tenor Double Bass Usronetts, Kettle Drums Bass
Drums also 10 los. likewise have chs pleasure OF
that have secured some otshe best musicians IA
New which furnish private parties with
any rumbsr OF musicians r. wIEsE, Crosby street. near
Grand and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

NOR sALE-TnE -FOUR STORY HOUSE, AND LOT NO.
22ftnth avenue hexttoush OF Nia,eenth street, Suita
bic for store sud d.oins hoavy bust
ness The house covers ell the lot $500 IL
used Tor storing our for the ass three four Prico
odsrste-hs thc money remain bond aad mortgage.
Inquire ~ ia Ninth avenue, OF BILLINGS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

NOR SALE CHEAP-yuE LEASE, STOCK. AND FIX
lures Of an old established Fancy Dry Goods S.ors THIS
good opportunity for wihing 70 70 iato hu
nes as Is sitraed in or tho best thorou fares In
city. Address X. H.. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

7 EASE fSN SsLE.-THE LkASE OF STORE NO. GlS
~ Eroadway3ofe - feet front by 50 foot deep; good
eisr under tho whole aoart.i stand for upholstery fur
allure cabinet maker Ilunbor ohar kind Of bus.
ghe caFe hno vo from aggs NAY, 1882
inquire tho premises, nj te Manhattan Land once.
IA Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

A RARB CHANCE-FOa 5ALx. A BAgRER SHOP.
tuatod in one Of the hes, hors do
nov sonr good business ddrvs note 10 Barber a.
this ohee stating whsro In ervie NAV 10 hsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23


a SHALL HOUSE wANTED--IHE ADVERTISER
N would like 20 rent III house anywhere SITUATED on
st-oad OF snuibus route, rot more than ben minutes
.oa-aey from the City Hal, and nearer poribc part
Of, house where theTe will DO but another small family
part s house. the ss aory with front basement would
DO preferred. Apply 10 e. ID. O.. Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

gDCg&ws GaE19xEGE, E&us
sities or Nav York ana Erooiiyn-A special nestog
TO shove Society will 30 hsid AZ 81 Davids nall ~!
weaker stree TGesdsY eveaiugtLe z.h INST by oIasr
81 n illla n Niles, Etq, pr9aident: :. r-,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

Inirtythird sni Forsy ninth streets. Rent $3.50 to
seventh avcnns en- Twentyffth street. Aco Yioors and
Apartments. 70 smsu respectable fa-cs. hls,. 5000
tolosn bond sud mor.gsge. Apyly 20 X. G. PIERCE,
- r or Il aess Thirty eighth ST. near Fifth avenue
in the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

),u ot 49, - SAL TIN STORE ~ REAUTI-
day. There dwelling st.a he'd TO ho stora IL viii be-
80 Tor S3oc two thour,pa Dash, aad remain Der ON
A. X, HeIald Cfilce. ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

FENO If GUERHEANS.--TO LET, THE UPPER SroRI Ea
Apply 10 n +. CSaP, No IS ST. sarts psce iro t. o
q. ~, and 8 20 JPN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

FOR SALE AND TO LET-To LIT THE SPLENDID
l. h0use ncrthea8t corner of Laursns HlesokeE
streets For sale yesrs lease asore in Aaiden
lane next to South stress To let Tor sso ladies board
Ing private houses tenemeps houeo, he SO.
apply at ~ Waker streos. next TO floreases uoel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

fElo IET-A SPACIOUS AND WE'LL LIG HTED WORK
Shop suitable for sash ,nd Blind Maker. with WHOM
could be made tn ,va tho of horse
for period each day. Pcs9esricn DO given h
first Of Bcrch, il required Apply tie premises Ia the
ONCE, e07 Wooster STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

- TSCYhL-AJFasD EDWARDS n CO. HAVE Re-
~ moved aSr 6sCre 10 Ea RkrA Place. where Offer
ts= slo Large Ild sss0ftont of a goods Counters
frrH s1a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

YNAErED-A SITUATION, BY A RxsPECrAB LIE
w ycungEomrn, good Cock slAo good baker. md
sfsis la watching iropn4 Good city reference given
Enquire at IS Wcss Eighteenth oTeet between Sixth and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

A kAkE CHANCE -1Hs sTD2k AND YIxrUayw
IA orA retail store. dom. good hrtnea (esss.,hai -
1896 offered .,e. sA sssory reasons ior s.iiss
ont Inquire ~ ~ Myrtle aveo 10, Brsoslyn s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

yNANTAD-A SITUATION BY WELL RECON-
w mcn6od woman, TO DO cooking washing and ironiu
or would be willing TO do houscvork Il very good COOK
gss washer and roner and would mako hers
generally useful Can city reference saar
much beet az good home Win 20 70 the ooun
Try Please call AZ, sddI esB 70, Nc 23 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

A RTIrtrIAs CEES-ALEXANDRE's PATgy2
"A BY Aas invention families have six twelve
bsaches always ready snd 9aaiiy applied AZ
irilng ega gLta Ested 10 Me ANA srolbis o
tuildirys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

"A - a.DaVNE "a ~ yUN TT, IN 10 .hkNI. =.
oeean fao Other opsrtY suitable for sssts
Iare 81 samuel Norton fhe ises: Mondays
No. 10 Rsss street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
TENANTS REGISTER.

"A FEW GOOD OFFICES TO LGr.-SUITEs on SiNGI.
A oces we'll srsnged Tor lawyers for other parpos
De obtained in the new buildings Of Iryon
and Chathsm st-eeh Possecion can 30 had INN
applying the TreAsntegs Office of tho New York an
DArlam Rallroxd Company No Centyc bsreoi.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Nennfplponiie6e lgefesasbnae.

SIN Ssnat bot .0rsaaufet am item Die
ffs einen Rsf1Iu6 an, um 9cur. eubwia
Hoiiutbnsh .6drristurg einsuIaosn. Der
ielbe wuree einifimmie anaencmmen.
@ine Siu IN btrsits In eiefem Aerpsr
oerltfsn fpofesn, um bic philadelphia uno
Cation RisssIsabn'Gcmpasnie Su ineOrpc
rirsn.
Saus.-Sm Saufs wuresn foIsenes
Seamtsn srwdbIt:
S6rei6er-@iIIiam Cad.
Gthdtfs=S S6reiber-gRi0am g. pidina.
Hbfhretbtnbe Gterts-9qindm Z. G5rar, pcn
Tbilae. Co., Gbarts StrdpeG, 8rasrre. Scbu Gum,
min9s, Sapttts, 8itbore 8. asons. Tarpbin.
Seraea nt:at1r rms-psnrp %. arassr, linton.
@cts-Scfpb GsIsnesr, gcrt.
2bdrbutsr-Satob Coleman, 8effs.
&unfeI'S aciTutb 8edIus pafiirts eben'
faIIS einiimmi9 in oisfsm Gorptr.
Sanuar S.-Da eies Der Sabrstaa Der
S6Iadt bon Rsucrleans mar. 70 fue in
feinsm Der .Sdufsr @abanolunssn BON
Wibtisfeit perssfcmmeu.
San. 9.-Sm Saufe Der Teprefrntanten
ii cine Bia psrIefsn woreen, weI6e bic
ginmanbsruns Don Neaer in biefen StOat
uerbietet. - GIsi6fatI5 cine um Die freimili
gen @empasnien su untsrfiiesn. Gbtnfalls
cine in SeSu9 auf Ri6tsinmifbuns.
SIM Senat fino fcI9enee Beamten tr-
ndblt porben:
Stbrctber-S. sJa. GuGran.
6ScbGtfSihrciber-S. 6. 95cm6sratr.
Ithrslbsr-8. Ghncicr uno bsrr 8apncnc.
Ser9cont-ot:ams-9R. .. Sbtmas.
Gbsbdlfs:rc.-Scbn Gffs uno g8. 9. 8rarp
Sbdrbutsr-Sbcmos 8. Marebam.
Gsbats:rc.-Scbn 81. 8it9ts, Somts 81 Strain.
9cte-anorcr Wcuns
6rbdlfS:tc.-G. .. Crane.
G5 wi,o in bsicen .Siufern nidt pisl ee
tban wecsn, bis oas &Cfutbhsbr pcri,5.r
uno Si9Ier als @cuvernor siu9sfsst ii,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Sob pes grlnScrs Der ssa6erfnr

Vreisnis, Der berubmis @runcer Der
Syorcpatbie. III am 26fsn Ieeten ROUsm-
Der. Su 9rafenbur9, 9efOrben. i'm 52aen &C.
bensiubre. @r lit siaiss 3sit an Der Bruf-
walIalu6t. uno nur bic ernltIihen Bitten
fsinsr Sreunoe esraodtsn ibn elm msuia
MecSin Su nebmsn. wdtreno bsm or obsr
inner ousrisf n'siif pUn frinsm Nueen."
gr rsiserte ilb sinsn GrSt Su febsn, uab
bIisb iriner prcfe6iCn biz sum Isetsn sstreu.
Sm Natmittas hes 26liGn. um str a 4 tlbr,
bsssbrte sr ms Btit 9sbraht ~ Uerten uuD
ais man lbu bIuIe9ts sptfIeb ffi1 gtih.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Souu Spbnifon-Gin Seto.

@oup. SobniiCn bat bic in rem Iestsn
@obfampf 70 pisI befprotsns Bill, Die
lS47 SfIapsnafts wioerrufeno. nit fsinrm
SetO bsIcat. SIM Ssnat madte man 70
sIeicb Den Serfub, biefsIbe nit 3msiorittsI
Su pafiirsn, allcin es maren nur 10 Stim
men pafur une ii oaee9en. folsIih 9ina bic
8iu perIOren. DaB Der 9ouuernOr pisfsbt
nit fsinsm SetC beIeeen whroe. tonnte Elm
Sebsr fsbru. Der fitb nit ben umftinoen be.
tannt madtts; bsnn bic Siu mar 9essn eins
@eGammtre9sI bsioet 5dufer uno aIfO II d I
toni1itutiensmdeie pafiirt.-uno baB Der
tIuqe uno einlibtspoIe SObnffon cine un.
tonlfitutoneue Biu unterScihnsn miiroe,
wor bod in Der Sbat ni6t Su etwarten.--
Diefen Seblritt Der @efseaebung beriibrt
aber Der @oupernor ni6t einmai, fcnetrn
Seist eos biefelbs nod aus anbern @riinhen
gdnSlid uneonfitutiOneu uno 1erwnflib fei.
Seine tlrfabsn fur biefss @etO eibt er 70
tlar uno beutIi6, en6 li6 fsIbff Gisienieen.
bic oer Der DohI beswesen Elm fOldss Sc.
f6rei 9seea ibn erbobsn. f6dmsn mlGsn-
bas betbt, Uenn fis li@ anbers nod f6dmen
fonnen.
0rrRie mir erfabrtn. baten Die Serrsn Stsin In
g9Crristauu uno pcrpel in YcttStaun Die tir@db aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
6spnaref Der 9ser. gtaatem.

BOn bem @cneres baben mir ritfs @Ohe
unlern 9eferu wieser nittS Rsues por5uIe-
aen. RpFutb war inner nod in @ol6-
ing ton. unb 70 Iinee fCnnten bic t6euen
natirIib nitbt retbt an bic &sfbdfte fOmmen.
SIN Senat fino SOote's @omprOmi6'
Rd6lh(Ie Ietts gSobe mierer befpro6en
.porben, absr nit feinem bsGern srfOIs aIs
porbin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
sEmieIe @itt[bliften lnb ieht fdc

20 BieIe glfIItbllTten mo leBI Inoh
BEL unferr @sfseeebun9 Sa .5arrisbur9
rinaersidbt mOrosn. nm bic Contribution ea'
bin absuiuoern, bas lie ben 8erfauf ppn
.fiatfem @eirdne perbistef. 1u6 iino pleIe
Bitf6riften eineeaanasa. fir bic gBiebcr.
freitriefnng Der alien sxsffcn Bnnf, ,-une
.eine Biu it einberi6trt. pic @aut ebnnt
RaHf ineerrrrirenp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15

E@SaIf6s &eIiefnotsn auf bic Sarris
burg y. .nf bdttn Dor eiuigen 3asrn ibrsn
aGss in GirFuIation sefunoen. Sis iino
eWt na@9sma4t, -Gabr f'i man tsbutfam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15
Tinanien III 4SemnipIpanien.

SolSencss 1T Elm 8nitt Don ben Ginnab
'hen une Qussabsu bss Gtaat5 pennipIca,
MEN. wdbreno esm Isetsn SistaIiabr, msI-
DIES am 80. RoU 1851 snoists.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15

0Is1rRit mir erfabren. baten Die 6errsn Stsn In
Wcrristaun uno 9cwel ia pcttStaun Die ttrBitb aus
ibym gtcbreu osPnntffr gRearep rfetr erhoI'ta,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
LATEST NEWS.


By me tdcUc.
The Hon. w. Eden has
been appointed ai,ache of the British lie,
CATION at Washington.
A muiiny took place on board the pack
ct ship Queen Of the West, at Liverpool,
on the 9th, which was quelled after ter
rible fight. She sailed on the 9th. under
a new captain and men. Her former com
mander, Capt. Moore came passenger on
the Pacific.
IRELANB-Dr. McHale had raised the
standard against the established church.
Alarming accounts Of the spread and
organization Of Ribbon parties have been
received from the Northern districts.
Fe8NcE-France Continues quiet.
| The French ambassador had sudden
| ~ left London and arrived at Paris, and
his return is The subject Of much specula-
ton.
A steam frigate had sailed from Toulon,
for Algiers, with three hundred political
exiles on board.
The Paris Bourse was bouyant on Mon
day, the 9Th, and prices had improved on
the closing rates Of Saturday.
BELoruM- Belgium has just ratified a
treaty ofconmerce and navigation with
England.
CxE OF Coop HorE.-Accounts from
the ~ pc of Good Hope are much more
satisfactory as to an early close OF the
| troubles In that quarter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
The Special Episcopal Gonvcn-
aIOn-Cet,sssrc OF Bishops.

The following are the proceedings OF
the Special Episcopal Diocesan Convcn-
lion, winch assembled at Burlington, n.
j., on Wednesday.
The Rev. Mr.. Damn reported unanl-
nous resolutions FROM the committee of
ten. ccnsuring the conduct OF the three
Bishops, namely, Meade. of Virginia.
Burgess, of Maine, and Mcilvaine, of
Ohio, for intrusion in the diocese Of New
Jersey, and violating canon law. IN adj
dressing communication to bishop
Doaue, urging him TO call a special con
veution to inquire ints charges Of grave
nature. preferred to them by four lay
members Of the church of New Jersey,
against said Bishop; aud holding out
threat that il he did not, they would be
compelled to take the matter IN hand -
The resolutions not only censured these
Bishops, but justified the act Of Bishop
Doane in refusing to call such convention,
and in repudiailng the act of the three bish-
ops, as dictatiou and unwarrantable inter
iereuce;and expressed uushakencouhdence
in the New JERSEY Bishops integrity, and
III the readiness Of the convention to enter
tain any charge against him, preferred IN
proper and canonical manner.
Mr. Rutherford, lay delegate, present
ed protest against the whole proceed
ing, bu, it was rejected, and refused an in
scrtion in the minutes. After considera-
BILE discussion, the resolutions of he COM
mittee We're adopted--i6 voting aye, 6
nays, . declining to vote, and . lay dele
gates divided. The convention then ad-
lourned sine de
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
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NTEyICAN Mustang Linivsfcnt. =

1VA WITH A HEALING BALM We CDME
TO GREET YOU 1.-THE action Of this Lini-
ment is one Of the most perfect remedies ever Of
fcred 10 the afflicted Its action upon the organi
cation j. truly wonderful It's volatile. peneria-
ting soothing and healing properties diiiusc them
selves to the very bones IL enters into the circu-
lation Of the blood-givcs new impulse 10 the
whole nervous system 20 tho very eNtremities of
the fingers and tocs-stimulates the absorbcnts and
secrctions, and thus assists nature 10 throw of
and rid herself of any diseased action of the merry
Gus chords orlgamcnts, making ii equally aPplica-
bic 20 sores of any kind. Rheumatism, Pans ~
ere,y part Of ne Jodj. from diseased action of
nv Of the structural portions ofthc system. ltAle
Il is perfectly harmless to healthy flesh, skin or
boac, has the property of entering into eombina
ton, and dissolvng any OF the organic tissues
when they are diseased or their vitality is destroy
ed. Possessing these peculiar powers. is the ren-
son why il is equally eiheacious 10 many dler-
ent complaints. { % 1t acts upon scientific priuci-
pies and fixed laws ofihe Creator!
The large number Of cases in which this Lini-
mcnt has proved iis value in the short time il has
been before the people Of Virginia is sufficient 10
give the greatest confidence that its virtue, in
comparable in the cure Of rheumatism. Bruises.
Strain4. Burns Wounds, Swclings, Broken or
Cakrd Breast. old Sores or Pains in any part of
the BODY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25

THE MEXICAN DEBT TO ENGLrsuMEN.
Mr. Falconnet, the agent Of the Mexican
bondholdcrs in London, (says the New
Orleans Crescent) informs the chairman
OF the committee that he has received
means from the Government to pay the
last January dividend. For this purpose
he had been provided with orders on the
various custom-houses ofthe republic to
receive all the moneys dae for that por
ton of duties appropriated TO the foreign
debt Of Mexico. He had also shipped
$4,000 to Barring. Brothers & Co. 70
provide against any deficiency, the Gov
eminent of Mexico delivered an assign
ment Of $3.50, 600 Of the American indem-
nifty money, payable in May next 10 be re-
turned to the Mexican Treasury in the
case only that the full amount eff the adj
vance to be made, OF its value. should
have been shipped from the different
ports ofthe republic beioreit became due.
This amount is entirely independent of the
sum of two and half millions previously
assigned on account Of arrears: of divi-
dends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
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AUCTION SALES.
ELIJAH COTTAGE


M,n, FOR MALE Eri.f
L.i.J Having removed ~ my t3sm u lll"A
Grecnbrier, offer or sale this neis and desirable
tesidencei in the corporation ct Lynrhhn,g, On 18th
Street Tho lot contains Two aeres d grannd, di
yided into garden and Orchard Of choice
fru, Traes. The House, built Of bripk, siue-
coed and painted. confirms ten large. and twelve
small dressing-ro1ms, aud is web ndart"h for
private family. OF fr a male at female Academy
Il Is built IN the Gothic castceted style. and com
inands an extensive view OF the mast sublimr and
beautiful scenery. There i residence, perhaps.
in HE State, which equals II il tuis respect.
which snrpassc- il ior health, convenience bcau-
". twil soil il cheap ana on accommodating
terms. Apply n. H. Ca,nphail, pr. VIM, $.
NORRIS OF, Henry Huntington. Esqr's.
RICHARD X. CRALLE.
Meadow Grove, Gfcenl,rrr county. va.
L. Sill desired, the Furniture viii be sold Will,
the House.
March S--ts
y fthe aforementioned property il not sold
privately before ile goth da, OF AP, neat. IL will
that day be offered at public auction. .,r
ma ,-t,0A Il. X, CRALLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
The Storm AT Norfolk

The storm on "Wednesday vas very violent at
Norfolk. The STEAMER Herald. from Baltimore,
Was compelled To put into Cherrysoue and did rot
reach Norfolk until night. The bark Cora was
driven against the slooP J. & H. Peck, and sehoo-
nor W N. L. at Town Point. The bark which was
bound TO reicrsl'nrg. with ruanpaHd eii. sunk.
and the schooner lost tuev, IT her -tauuchcuns
Tac damage Il the bark and cargo viii amount to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
For msnonwcaIah's AfiOrnies

~ We are authorised to announce JOSEPH
MARTIN ESQ, as a candidate for Commonwealth
Attorney for the rounty court Of Pennsylvania
marjorie
- We arc authorised TO announce JOHN G..
MURRELL a candidate for the Office If Common
weath's Attorney for tic county of Campbell, I'M
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-ifts
IL We are authorised to state that EDWARD
d. CHRISTIAN is candidate for Common
weaths Attorney. for the county of Campbell. I'M
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-itts
Ia We are authorized to nnnornce ROBERT
L. KENT candidate for the Office OF c Common
weafth's Attorney for the county Of Campbell.
Nov. Cts
y We are requested to announce JOHN b.
DABNEY candidate for Commonwealth Attor-
ney for the county Of Campbell. Dec 15tsif
.g We are requested to state that Col. JOEL
B. LEFTWICHisac candidate for Commonwealth
Attorney. for the county of Campbell, under the
new Constitution.
Oct 30-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25

INV T VNh, VI Ut VI
England.-lt was expected that the
new ministry will advise a vote in Par
Lament Immediately upon the Fee Trade
question.
France was believed Napoleon
would be declared Emperor Of France on
the 18th March.
iSales Of Flour.--There had been sales
of TO- 900 bbls floor in Liverpool at 2ls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25

MISCELLANEOUS.


IN SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
b, the undersigned. at FLOYD Cout House. until
Thursday lst April rext, for the construction Of
the Jacksonville and Christisnsburg Turnpike road.
The Distance is about 90 miles, and the wurk
will be divided into three sections all To be com
plctcd within twelve months. Proposals for com
plotting the work in less time viii he p,eferrei.-
Eighty per cent will be paid on the completion and
reception cfesch mile and the remainder on the
completion Of each section.
Also sealed proposals for a covered bridge over
Little River on The line Of said road, Of upwards Of
100 feet span.
Bv the eCnh of March, the line will be prepared
for the examination Of bidders, and after that time.
plans and specifications can be At the store o'
G. B. & j. Gardner Christiansburg. or at the o.
hce of the undersigned. at Floyd CT Ho.
LuDWELL II. BROWN.
Engiaeer Jack. d Cars. Turnpike Co.
March STA
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, March q
A1ira1 Of tie Bcn Franklin from San
Iudn

New York. March 2l.
The Steamer Benjamin Franklin, Capt.
Sears, arrived here this afternoon with
$50 passengers. She brings San Juan
dates Of the 9th; Chagres Of the Sth, and
Kingston of the 9th. She left at San
Juan the sloops ofwar Decator aud Cyane.
She passed the Georgia going into San
Juan as she came out. On the 10Th she
passed the steamer Brother jonathan,
from Kingston to Chagres. The Crescent
City went into Kingston as she came ont
The passengers by the Franklin bring
100000 in gold. Among the passengers
there are eighty who hold tickets to San
Francisco, sold by Palmer & Co. of New
Y oill. They viii leave here in the morn
ing. determined to institute suit for dam
ages for their lost time.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

All persons announcing themselves candidates
for Office, under the New Constitution, viii be
charged at the usual advertising rates.
communications recommending persons for Of
fees except such POLITICAL ard the Judge
ships, viii be charged advertisements.
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PorsHKEEtsIF March 2o.-Ann Hogg. who has
been confined IN The Jail for the past three four
months has been fcsnd guilty murder. The jury
were ont about thirty hours. This makes the sec
ond capital conviction during this term Somcrs.
who is implicated with her, will not be tried before
next term
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For Circuit Court Judges.

- At the solicitation of many Voters, JAMES
NJ. WHITTLE ESQ. has consented that he be
announced for the Office of JndTe Of the Circuit
composed oft counties OF Bedford. Patrick, Hem
W. Franklin and Pttsylyania IT the election TO be
held under she Constitution.
Mar ll-tsif
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XNTHlTEHuUFssT GALGHiRy-.

w Hdttc o.,aiu The subscriber would r.
spectiuy inform the citizens of Lvnchhmg and
surrounding country, Tint BE hns just returned from
the north, with FINE stock Of materials tar DA-
uERREOTAP PING, (snrc things entirely new
aud his intiinntc acquaintance with the want. 81
this community he nnttcrs hiuisclf tint hc eur
please hrmnrt m-tidious; ID lrn-t b. guarantees
entire satisfaction in every ease 40 chlrrr
made.
Having malc arrangements to be furnished with
all Improvements, as they mny appear he ircl~ war-
rantcd in saying, TINT be viii make good work
a. rnn be had in any civ in the MON,
Gail aud examine, whether YOU wish picture
or not.
Gallery next do"r 10 The Banks. over Mr. Hen
~ Davis. Hardware store +. p, GIBBS
n. b. A good supply Of lockcts ana Medalhpus
for pictures, constantly on hand.
mnrch aa4t. T. f. e.