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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LiNcHBuRG, March 90. 1852

Inspected the pas, week 81 hhds.. generally luss-
The receipts OF Loose Tobacco abundant--qualiiy
without change, say from g. to 81
for Lugs- with occasional parcels from s u
to $50; Common Leaf s3lai1; Mijdiug 81 ls6;
Good and fne from So To si3I,
WHEkT-Receipt~ light. with sales from so to
IS ITS for BED and White.
WIN. T. SMITH Com n Nerch't.
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Ills Wounds are Healed.

john Shirley Poseysic, Indiana, Dec. 30, 1851
says: The Mustang Inment has performed
great cure for me. On last Saturday week. !. by
accident ran red bot rod OF iron through my hand
entering through my thumb and fire finger passing
through the thick part Of my hand, and coming
on ms wrist between the twn large leaders. i'm
medately applied the Mustang I.inirneni, and con-
timed rs ne. On Saturday next after that it was
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Maine Liquor Law in Pcnnsyl-
yan5I.

HAREfsDuRe. Pa, March %.
The Pennsylvania Senate, have passed
the first section Of the Maine Liquor Law
NEW YORK MARKETS. March 90.
Flour declined; sales Of COCO bbls of
State and Southern at 81 so to A Sc.
Wheat dull.
Corn irmcr yellow 6ia65c.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, March %.
Flour declined l24 cts. Sales Of 5000
bbs at 81.
Wheat-Red 8Sa91 cts; White 95a96c.
White and yellow Corn 57a5Sc.
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Arrirdl ot'a Norwegian Sloop-of- Var
The Norwegian Sloop-of- War Ornen,
DIETRICH. commander, from St. Johns. p
R., ten days. arrived at the port Of New
York on Monday evening, and on the fol-
loving morning fired salute, which was
returned by the fort on Governor Island
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,out Two Hundred ANA Eighty
DAVID ". QuARLES,
marrh INV Surviving TnI.trc

NEW GOODS. --'he subscriber. inform
their friends and the P4biic generally, tlpt
they have sold out thcir stock ol Old goods und
now have the pleasure of offering them large and
general assortment Of Neu aai Fashionable STA
PIE IND FfNCr DRY GOcDS. consist
ing of Ladies' and hent!emcns wear Of the laic.,
styles, to which they invite call from all in want
of new and pretty goods At the lowest puces,,
march OTIS l.. & !. FRANKLIN,
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SANTA ANNA ABoUT.-Under the head
Of additional from the Pacific, the New
York Herald publishes a letter mentioning
some particulars concerning the move
men,s Of Santa Anna, by which it seems
that he is endcavoring 10 regain his pow
er il Mexico, BY enlisting the sympathics
Of the people Of Acapulco.
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Horses and other Animals,

There i nothing thai can BE- compared @ The
Mustang Li1imcnt, in lis speedy aud permanent
cure Of strains. bruises cuts, CALLS chifs scrntch-
e. swcenv, pole evil. stua, big head spawn. ring
bone, wind snll. cracked heel. n any other wound
stiffness, unnatural enlargement of bone mus
match horse That he frfz6d very highly, that had a
large ring bone on both legs. The horse was com
pletev cured and his limbs left perfectly smooth,
/, H.. ~, ,f iii. I iu;p,o,,
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For the MayOraity.

tSN We are authorised TO anndtnce NJ d.
BRANCH as a candidate for reelection 10 the Of
fee of Mayor. for the corporation Q, lynchhurg.
Mar I-fre
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- We are authorized to announce COLE
MAN w KIDD candidate for Tie Office Of Con-
stable in the county Of Nelson. feb. 23-ifts]
- We are requested to announce JOHN J.
PERRY a candidate for the Office Of Constable in
the county Of Nelson. feb. 23--ts III
TT Wa are authorized to announce FALEN-
TINE HUNDLEY a candidate for the Office Of Con-
stable in the county Of Nelson. (reb. 90 -t>i)
rF' We are authorized to announe JOHN
FITZGERALD IA candidate for the office of Con-
stable in the county Of Nelson. (feb. 23--ts iD
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN d.
HARRIS a candidate for the office of Constable in
the county of Nelson. Qeb 23--ifts )
rg7 We are authorized 10 announce JN0. NAP
PER a candidate for the Office Of Constable in the
county Of Nelson. (ieb 23-ifts)
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IL GEORGE .GILMERis a candidate for
the Office Of Judge Tor TIE Circuit composed Of thu
counties Of Pittsylyauia Patrick. Henry, Franklin
and Bedford march l5-tdel
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rg We are authorised to announce JAMES r.
HAY, candidate for county surveyor for the
county Of Campbell March | l-wSt'
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EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, 100 pcre'' premium
Baltimore, do -
Boston, do
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes \. Carolina, to do discount
s. Carolina | to do do
Tennessee. to 6 do do
STOCKS
Corporation Bonds Sl0O-par
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par sl00-sll5-
refused
Lyu,hburg Fire Ius. Co. Stock par s20-s23.-
Last sales-New BooKs closed.
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l-yP- Orders for packages. certificates Of packa-
ges or single tickets. in any Of the Lotteries Of j.
". Marry & Co., will meet with prompt attention
If addressed to A. f. WHITTEMORE. Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ Communications tlyconidential.
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For Clerks OfCOunty Court.

to We are authorised to announce GEO. WIN.
DABNEY Che present Clerk) candidate toi
the clerS-hip r:'T npbel county court.
Feb 26-if
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~ We are authorised 10 announce Mr.. FRAN
els THORNTON "A candidate for Commissioner
ofthc Revenue for the county "f Campbell.
Dec l--tsif
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DEATH OF A VETERAN EDITOR.

Col. w. S. King. for many years pro-
prietor of the Charleston Courier, died at
o'clock "a minutes, this afternoon, after
an Illness of16 days. He was perfectly
conscious to the moment Of his decease and
met his fate 18th resignation.
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That the wisest and best men sometimes
disagree was first remarked, we believe,
by celebrated Roman Consul; but its
truthfulness has received its latest ilusira-
ton in the case Of TWO eminent living states
men. each Of whom is willing to be an
American Consul after the Roman model.
Messrs. CAss and BucHANAN have each
recently made public expression of their
views of the condition and prospects Of the
Democratic party, from which we make
she following extracts:
Gen. Cqss IN Let Mr.. Buchanan IN
ter 10 yeHNg 1sen Of Letter to friends
Baltimore: IN Baltimore:
"Thepohticalpros- "lf | rightly read
poets are 50 brightthat the signs of the
they cannot but add times there has sell
to the social pleasure dom been period
lofihe evening; for the when the Democrat
decree has gone forth ic party ofthe coun-
that the next Admin try, to which YOU
lstration ofthe Gene and | are warmly
iral Government mwSt attached, was IN
bein the hands Of the greater peril than al
Democratic party" presentmoment
Now. (says the Post) the question is, is
the Democratic party in peril, or is !; not!
Are we Jolly. or are we notl
1.-THE various candidates for the Presi-
tlency will give the public their opinions
upon this critical question. it will facilitate
he selection of a candidate. If we read
nc sigps of fhe times riuht. no man can
pe nominated at Baltimore who is not
sound upon this question. A generous laii
ude will tie allowed on every other bu,
here must be no lodging the issue here
presented BY these two eminent statesmen.
5 the. Democratic party jolly. or is 1t not?
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MONDAY, March %.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate, soon after assembling, re-
sumed the consideration of the order Of the
day, the assessment or tax bill-upon
which the entire days session was con
surned 10 debate, without making any pro
grcss. A bill reducing the amount Of
stock necessary TO be represented at a
General Meeting Of the James River and
k.anawha Company-and bill euthoriz-
ing the Common Council Of the City Of
Norfolk, to change the course of Scott
street, were among the bills which passed
the Senate to-day.
T.r ~ HOUSE. -
A bill was reported establishing an in
dependent Bank in the town Of Hampton,
in lhecounty Of Elizabeth City.
Mr.. White, of Hanover, introduced a
resolution, the effect Of which was to bring
before the House, the Senate bill on Coun
ty Organization. TO be considered prior to
the House bill. The resolution after de-
bate. was rejected.
The House then resumed the consdera-
ton of the House bill on County Organi-
za,ion-and the blank in the bill for the
time at " hich the elections shall be held,
was by decided vote, filled with the
fourth Thursday in May next.
On motion of Mr.. Wiley, the clause in
relation TO Consiables, was so amended as
10 give them power to transact business IN
each and all Of the districts in a county.
Mr.. VERIFY moved an amendment pro
vidng for the election of Commissioners Of
Wrecks, by the people and counties on
the Bay, Potomac, and Raprahannock
shores. After a long debate, the amend
ment was reiected-ayes 50, noes CO.
A long debate took place on the subject
Of the fees 10 be paid TO Magistrates under
the new Constitution. A motion was
made to strike from the section relating
thereto, the following clause: "And for la
king deposisons, for taking and certifying
the acknowledgment, Of any deed or WIZ
ting, or taking and certifying the privy
examination and acknowledgment of any
deed or writing. or taking and certifying
the privy examination and acknowled g
memt of married woman, and for admin
iHttillE anu tVAtii III '"'''' N'N'D
The affidavit Of witness, they may charge,
to be paid by the person for whom the ser
vice is rendered. ut the time il is done, the
same fees now allowed by law to nota-
ny Public" The motion 70 strike ont the
above. was rejected-ayes b. noes 50.
The following clause was then taken up
for consideration The Justices OF the
Peace sh all receive - dollars for each
day they shall render servicesin Court and
remain members of it during its entire sit
ting. to be paid out Of the county trcasu-
ry.'
Motions were severally made to Gil the
blank with sums ranging from 81 down TO
l2I cents The sums Of 81, s., and 50!
beng rejected, the blank was filed with
50 by the following vote: Ayes Sc. nocs
80. Before concluding action on the bill,
the House, at haltpasti o'clock adjourn
ed.
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For COlasfables.

" We are authorised to announce JAMES T.
CASH as a candidate for Constable in the New
Glasgow district, Amherst county, under the pro
visions of the New Constitution.
march 22-2t
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TOUyIN's KID GLOyEs--rhe !
- scrlbcr has the pleasure Of announcing to the
Ladies mud Gentlemen. that be has this morning
received 100 dGZ: LOUViI'S best Hid

Gloves. direct nom F0ris Among Tie assnrt-
mcnt, the Ladies can ind any number and color
used
BY promising TO keep always on hand good as
sortment, he hopes receive share of their very
liberal patronage.
The subscriber hazards nothing in saving they
are the best Gloves used, rs those who have tried
them, pronounce them to be such
March o5--ifts DON T G. PETERS
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yy1t.,TTEMORE,S OFFICE,

ANOTHER CAPTTAL SOLD!i!
Nos Q 10. "A capital of S3.50e in Kentucky
State, Glass II, SOLD TO a citizen Of Tynchburg.
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CLAsssGaLAND sgATnEwaT-
morEh.-rnE

WASHINGTON HlOTEL.-TiiE
w subscriber having. On the iIrst day ot lar
uary last, taken chnrge OF the above named w,li.
known u OTEL, pleasantly mud conveniently VIII
ualed, at the corner Of Church Street and First an
Iry huamntcriuy changed ils interior construction,
and added greatly 10 it, mems Of accommodation
and comfort lie j. now prepared 10 entertain
Travellers and Bonrdcrs IL STYLE murh superior
10 that which the former facilities otthc House a.
lordcd. and equal to any in upper Nirsinia.
His TABLE will be found always supplied with
the best food the market. affords. and with every
dclicacy that be obtaincd--.crvcd in tho most
iuy iting manner.
His ROOMS nrc airy and omlnrtablc--suppcd
Ga part) with furniture, and Kept always neat
clcanlv.
His BAR is supplied with the bcsi Wines, Lii
quors, Scgurs. &c. that be obtained.
His STABLE is under tho charsc of w expc-
ricnccd and Trustworthy OSTLEn, und is always
provided with abundant uro aud Wholesome prov.
cndcr
He promises those who may iavdr hin, x nh their
Patronage, that attention sll be wanting on his
part, or from his assistants and servants that may
contribute 10 their comfort aud cnjo,mcni.
March o. I'm q. ". CAMERON.
~ Republican copy aw
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For County Surveyors.

IL Weare requested 10 announce CLAuDlUS
y NICHE, as candidate for the oiEce OF Sur
yeyor, for the county Of Campbell.
March 4--ifts
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Mrssrs. White Of Hanover, Leake and
VERIFY. $1,000.
Mr.. Rves Of A moved TO reconsider the
vote by which the amendment OF Mr..
Lcakc published above) was adopted. so
a TO divide these elections--some TO come
of on the day of election of Judges and
others on a subsequent day.
The question was then taken on Mr..
Rives motion. and it was rejected ayes
80 noes So.
Mr.. Price advocated the motion to Eli
the blank with 2nd Thursday in May.
Mr.. Pierce advocated the last named
>lay.
Mr.. Barbour was 10 favor Of acting or
the Senate bill anihis subject before we 60
on with this bill. He moved an adjourn
mcnt, which was cdrried-syes 60,noes 40
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TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH
cured ia its worst
forms.

Extract ola letter dated
"NEw-ORLEASs. March 18th, 1851.
Captain A. Argcll has been five wears under
medical treatment Tor Rheumatism. Drs. Stone
and Cartwright and other Physicians have had him
in charge most Of that time. He was in DR.. Stones
Hospital "A long time, under constant medical treat
ment. Dir. Stone pronounced his case ihcuablc.
Large lunps. of hard hony substance. had formed
IN RS hanis lrri,ts ami oher Parts IF e body, aud
liz lower cxtrcmi.cS we're drawn out ol shape, and
hr'could not move about without assistance. En-
closed il a note from him. dared New Orleans, Feb.
27th. 1851: -
Il sent To your store week ago to day. and got
one bottle of the MCI7raa Mnstang Eufimcd, and
commenced rubbing it my h0jids arms, legs. t,tf
and other parts Of my body. | am up aud eau
walk nearly Ms well rs ever find it doing me 81
much good | send fol another bottle.
"A. ANGEL"
Three weeks after the date of the note quoted a
bov- he was we'll lie used altogether TWO iitIy
cents and unc dollar bottle. This has called the
attention of scveral of our first Physicians hire,
who are now prescribing it in all eases Of Chronic
Rhcumat-fr. There are many other cases Of al
most as marked character as the above; but it Is
unnecessary to say more.
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:
MISCELLANEOUS.


IMrOKTANT TO TARMER-
4 os,4sscrs. Feri@gs. Iprpfe,ctsa Gswptrss
Uasriceiursrs, -aritssHs sssfYsa ~ Mr. 4 4
mrs. asd eitcrs-Ths rrrup nnst rirt
III, :.t,fc cousbi0ca.- P,s'tise-.,a 81 e.
,isef Hf.l ias Iefs-ys lassA.--Atr Iatsiseanssfs
yltt M PnssseutIDpe Ll.v ~ his Is the I6,-ss
,nlu,hle Invention OF the nee and sittrut which.
n,,,,ptictori.. pnbiic tdiGces hsreiA end pfissrS
,ksdling. .,fe prSs pete. AID edml'ara fvt
c6ir. With rhi, rhcap hirl eiiitifni Fire Epris,.
the Flrn,cr Il perfectly independent etpll phars
insurance companies, ari eaa bid
jca4utr u the inernliafys h@
RECOMMENDATIONS WIZ. s ttls
veiare ~ u-e Me, II, Bnttifstem MitchtIs
rUMP AND ENGINE, aud esteeni fheal \ nnAt
valuable urprpdaec. 4 GREAT roAyrra-ncts and IN
efficient protection against fire. nH III zfgsTss
CHARLES MARX, Eishnsqi.L " &c..
RIB TYLER. 80
bR. RpYSrER. Husuena Srrss.a.
ARCHER VAuGEINN. FmiEsssa. ~
EDMUND HUBBARD. Reks.- lan.ls
s. n ]. GAINES. Chsreitce,ssv.. s4sfl
The Pump can be seen y use u tsSt " -
Iauehofnc's and VIM. II Fsuflatier 3 drntes
on DIAMOND Hin. Ivnclihufs The fas sss'sss
seen In E'snmoad At the,Nhir otttse - 81 as
ThpRMAN& ScuooLtiEl p.a.sa
Nain Street, Lync hbiar -s.;snt.,
W NOTrcE.-Ml persons hdSing y sffirg
the above nrtisls. nrc rtar"rs ill,s arsf Hs
II. BRirTINGilAM alITcuEhd. vi
- ~.
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To Country Merchants.

Every store should be supplied with tins valna-
e Eminent, it pays good profit and sells rap
idly. ~. The ! bottle contains eigln and the 80
,ts. bottle three times as much as the % she.
A. q. Bragg & Co, Druggists, corner Third and
Market streets. st. Louis, Mo. sole ptoprie;ors.
For sale by ID. 4. " MAN,
v. STABLER e. Co. and
5OHN VI. SEAY.
az [
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NOTICE TO ALL HE ALSO. BY
AIRY GUINNESS. in conjunction With his J.srlry
establishments, 70 ~hiehhe keeps Candies & Fruits.
such Oris ges, Lemons. Raisins Almonds ilhers-
TOYS of all kinds, and 10 fact all kinds u C onfec
tionares, kept in such an establishment Fir is now
receiving his Spring stock. which be respectful
ly solicits the patronage of the public. He also
has in fss employment. nfthe most experienced
Bakers and Candy makers in Lyneirbnrg. Pyra-
mids, q all kinds, made o, the shortest notice.
All orders from the country received and prompt
lvexecrted. CHAS- A. EvARD.
March SITS doors above Exchange corner.
TOKN MEAL.-.A large lot Of cORN
III III. LAN6H0RNE'S MILLS
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ACCIDENT TO MRS. MowATT.

BOSTON. alaFCi lJti.
EAs Airs, Mowait, the actress, was re-
urniug. from an excursion this evening,
Ter horse became unmanageable and fell
lpon her, breaking two Of her ribs. She
,as taken to the Winthrop House in an IN
s.nsible condnion, but subsequently re-
|iyed and may possibly recover.
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M BEDFORD land for SALE.


T.. Bv virtue Of deed OF trust rxecu,sd ~
Samuel Clav,or (now dec'dl and the undersigned,
by the late John S-ott. Of ttc county OF Bedford,
and bearing date on the 3o,h day of December.
1924. aud duly recorded III the clerks Office q,
said county CONT tor certain purposes therein ue,-
toned. shall proceed tos,ll at ptt5lfc nuctiun
The 10th day Of April next, on the premises. the
Tract of Land conveyed III said deed. Confirming
about Two Hundred nsd Es.s hfy-
seven Acres, one Rod utd eight Poles. Be the
sarsc more or less. The said Land il situated IN
the South side Of Bedford county, md all loins tho
lands OF James Austin. John Scott, james Wood
ford and others. The purchaser will be required
10 pay much ofthe purchase money in cash. M
viii be necessary discharge the balance of the
debt secured in said deed, which il vel due and
unpaid, aud the COS, Of salc such credit will be
given on fhc balance Of, purchase MONEY! as the
lrgn;ets OF said Scott may desire all ot which Mil
be 'n,rae known on the dag Of sale.
The snd Land will be conveyed to the rurchas-
or with sptcaai NairGRtg.
DAVID ". QuARLES,
march lH-3w Surviving TnIstrr.
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Erei.hts I'M and Down the Canal.

Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead,) ~
Do manufactured, (Per box) 10
Flour, (per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (per tcn.) .
Pig Iron, (pef toni %
Lead, Pig and Shot (per toni %
Plaster, (Pcr TOM ! Oh
Salt. (pcr sack 81 ms
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10000
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MARRIAGES.

Married. ON the 10Th inst. by Rev. Tho. W.
Roberts Mr.. WILLIAM j. BEocKaaS of Amherst
couaty rud Miss NIRslNiA l. PATTEasoN Of Ncl-
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- We are authorized to announce GABRIEL
H. PAGE a candidutc for the Office of Constable
for the county of Amherst. march ls-lml
Republican copy, n
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la .sNG ATS. IN
4 Pi0pi tyar. ~
steam Saw and Planning MHls,s
Do0r, Sash- Bind and H1I f'ecfpee,.
NW ohi Wachps HgTL,

q
NW unit Nachps ttofh,
hoh THraHg aha fRbi
BiochrmHbms NJ M destrip'ioa.
These works having been fitted ~ esht 40
pcnsr wiih steam power, and large variety ~ r'sy
ciinery for working wood mud iron. fnIin Dc mo
conplcth establishment nf the Mind ~ Tho soutLcrn
Sntcs. md cnn execute brttdr wofl and nj chetpc.
rl,tes rsn ran be drnc IN the ordiinr, madr. I
linild,rs npd those intending to.huilt. s'irpi,si
with Doors. liliuds. Window Fnmss ahd SA.h
(primcd md glazed If requred) Mo1ldihgs II, L
ing dressed and tongue aud rfooerd. resdy for ms
ing. dressed Ceiling and Notwithstanding. Pw
Iingg, aud variety of Other natciials trqu.fcil N
binding.
Contractors supplied with Damp aud Ston. & VI,
Derrick Gcnring, Nhrclhnnuwy. PiiiY aud WI.
and other Tools required upon Public Nsrks
Consistently % hand and for sale, o. rrpsgtall.
terms, all varieties Of Flooring md other Limb
worked % tInwnrkrd. Saving md fia4ihR duNt
% order. Bills ~ Timber sn~e,l TO ar,i7S sp
Ian Lifts A NEITtETuN "a rant "
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A. KENDALL & co.
Y Magnzine -. New OrIcnns


ANEDITORlAL COMMENTATORS.
In the Savannah Republican Of December 81
1851, edited by A. X. Moore. Esq, he speaks in
the following manner of the Mustang Liniment:
This Medicine is now offered To the people Of
Georgia for the first time Our personal expert
ence cnnbcs n, To recommend il tothe people with
confidence. IA have tclt The sood effects npoR
sy,,oiyci aHcie, which Received great benefit from
one application, and has bctn almost cured bS an
ncca sional use of it fora week
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For SiicriH's.

[-Y' We are authorised to announce RICHARD
HARVEY us candidate for the Sherinlty Of
Campbell county. mar 25-wiw
70 We are authorised 10 announce Colonel
GREEN Il. BOARD a u candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Bedford county, ut the first election
under the new constitution. He pledges himself,
it elected, faithfully 10 discharge the duties of the
office. Feb 23--ilts
- We are requested to announce WILLIAM
ORGAN, . candidate for the Shcriiiatv of Camp
bell co1nry. Nov f3-ii,s
We are authorised 10 announcc WILLIAM =.
MYLER candidate for the Shcr,ahy for the
County Of Bedford.
Jan. |. ifs