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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-10

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-There is no ex-
preston Of enthusiasm here at the result Of the
nominations. The Democracy have not yet
recovered from their disappointment, at the
defeat Of Buchanan. A ratification meeting is
announced for tomorrow evening at Indepen
dence Square, at which Messrs Soue Of Louis
lana. Dickinson Of New York. Willard Of In
diana. Parker of Pennsy lvania. Marshall Of
California. Bright of Indiana. and Brecken-
ridge Of Kentucky are expested to speak.
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ARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday evening the 3rd instant, by
Rev. Alex Doniphan, Mr., CoRsELIus B. CRESsHAw.
TO Miss Lucy s., daughter of Robert Gray, Esq, of
Lynchburg.
On Tbursday evening, the 3rd instant, by the Rev W.
II. Kinckle RoBERr J. DAVIS, Esq, of this place
Miss ANN c. daughter of the late Dr. Paul Cubeli of
Amherst.
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Richmond Markets June 18th.

TOBACCO-The market is steady for all grades. ex-
cep manufacturing in bad order, which think
are rather lower than the date of our last report
Prnng manufacturing tobacco this of the year.
in soft order. is very injurious the interest planters
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
WHEAT Market closed.
FLOUR-The market opens little duer this week
with small receipts Offered $44 the bank without
sales. Buyers seemed inclined drop again to So
Stock light and good brands scarce.
CORN MEAL-65a7 Oc-dull.
OATS-40 cents, and scarce.
RYE-75cts.
FlSH-Herrings, new No. /, Cut Sc so, Gross ssh
Roe 81 90; Mackere, No. 3, SOD; No. ?, slO1 No. j
Sll. Slad none in rarket.
LARD-Bbs. lla114 cts. kegs III.
BACON-Sides held at l cents. Shoulders 94 Hams
liz tol3.
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 20a2octs. New Orleans
2Sa30cts
GUANO-Psruvinn Asa from wharf, 465 from store
COFFEE-Prime new crop Laguayra 94a9icts. Rio,
good to prime, 81 to9s.
GLOVER SEED-Season selling.
PLASTER-Lump So rs to 4; Ground II so.
SALT-From store 81 AS sales from wharf 81 30a35
SUGAR-New Orleans 43a6 cents; Porto Rico 5a61
HAY-Northern, in bales-fr.,m wharf 81 from store
sI1e.
STEEL-Americnn blistered ST 05 to 10 per ton
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By virtue o

I FVMMISSIONER'S SALE.-By virtue OF
~ decree of the Lynchburg Circuit Court, pro-
nounced the 9Th day of June 1852 in the suit of
'Roane trustee, &C., Early and wife and others 1
shall Wednesday, the 18th of July, proceed sell
the premises. by way of public auction, the highest
bidder. Valuable HOUSE and LOT, a
situated on Cooke street, between third and fourth -
streets. in the of Lynchburg The house is large
and convenient and the lot contains about fourth of
of ground, and could be made of the most
pleasant residences in Lynchburg.
Also, at the same time and place, several valuable
SERVANTS fine lot of Books, together with sundry
articles of Household and Kitchen Furniture. The title
10 said property is believed be perfectly clear
commissioner however shall only convey such title
is vested in me by the decree aforesaid.
TERMS-The Real Estate win be sold upon a cred
it Of SIX twelve and eighteen months rescrvng the ii
tie until the purchase money is paid The personal
property, upon credit Of six months, for all
$40; nnder that sum,
le 10-w4w VIM d. ROANE, Commr.
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LATEST NEWS.


BALTIMORE, June 6.
The nominations Of the Democratic Con.
vention appear to be coolly received. The
politicians Of Philadelphia and New York have
not yet recovered from their surprise. The
feeling in Baltimore seemsto be moro subdued.
The OLD Hunkers were at FIRST greatly sur
prised. but better feeling, apparently. prevails
to-day.
Ratification meetings have been called in all
the northern cities. to be addressed by south
ern delegates.
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NEW YORK June ).
The steamer Humboldt sailed to-day with so
passengers and $40, 900 in specie.
Sales of $500 bbls. Flour 81 2 for State brands
and 81 81 "A for Southern. Sales of 900 bushels
tennessee Wheat mt Ill, and 5000 Michigan at no -
Sales of2 900 bushels Corn 6laGac for mixed. Cot
ton duh and dropping.
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MORE MEXICAN ATROCITIES

Brownville to the goth ult, state that more out
RACES had been committed by Mexicans on the
American side ofthe Rio Grande. and the ex-
citement ofthe Texan people was increasing
rapidly. A border warfare is confidently ex-
pected.
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VOLLECTOR AND sCRIVENER.,

~ A. MCDONALD tenders his services the pub
lie as GENERAL AGENT for the collection Of claims
and closing of by bond, deed otherwise
He will also draw in legal form. Covenants Con-
tracts. or any similar instrument of law.
Those needing his services may rely upon prompt
and dgent attention whatey CT he undertakes.
~ OFFICE OVER MEssRs. CAMPBELL & CHALMERS,
door beIow the Irginian Office.
ie l0-1mif
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TIRUST SALE.--Pursaant to the provisions

THRUST SALE.-.Pursaant to the provisions Of
l. deed of trust executed by Daniel Shrader to the
and recorded in the clerks Office Of Amherst county
court, shall proceed sell the highest bidder for
ready money, at Pedlar Mills, Saturday the Goth day
of June ensuing TRACT OF LAND lying in said county,
adjoining the lands of ohm Barrett William c. Morriss
and others. supposed to contain one hum. ~
dred and ninety-six Acres; one NE -
GRO GIRL slave named Jane, and all the estate right
title and interest of said Daniel Shrader in the property
real and personal conveyed by George Burks William
Morrss trustee, by deed admitted record in the
clerks Office of Amherst county court about tho year
1880, for the benefit Of the said Burks wife md chill
dren; the wife of said Shradcr being Of SAID chill.
dren Acting trustee, shall convey such title only
is vested in me by said deed.
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pUEFALOsPRiNGs, amherst coun-

y y, va, is now open for the reception Of visit
who may be in search of health, II pleasant
Summer The medical virtues of the Buffalo
Springs well known by those who have tried them
be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia and for all diseases par
taking of debility, and for their invaluable healing prop
critics generally. The Bowling Alley will he open l.
sual. The table shall be furnished in a and COM
Portable Lynchburg musicians have been enga-
ged for the Distance from Lynchburg the
Springs 26 miles, board per week 81. less than week
si,25 per day Horse per week "a, So less than week
- cts. per day good four horse Stage will be run
twice week. Cor oener if should be necessary bc-
tween Lyncbburg and the Springs, commencing the
Bird Of July. 1t will leave Lynchburg every Tuesday
and Saturday clock A. NJ, return Mondays and
Fridays. fare for adult SLIPS. Office MIR Dbrelrs
Hotel. l. l. HITE.
Inne ln-flA
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AGGER's WHITE SULPHUR
ZSRRlNlSS.. This QELIliuIECL WATER


ING PLACE, situated in the county of Botetourt, 16
miles North Of Buchanan, the present terminus Of
igation on the James River and Kana~ha Canal there
being continuous line of Packets from Richmond and
Ly chburg to that place. and the immediate road
leading from Lynchburg the White Sulphur, in the
county Of Greenbrar is opea for the reception Of
visitors.
The efficacy of this water in curing mary forms of
diseases, and its bracing nvgoatng effects upon feeble
and debiated persons ente it to the special notice
Of those who visit the mountains for health whilst the
beautiful scenery by which it ia surrounded and the
riety ofamusemen< that offered. may justly claim
passing call from those who in search of pleasure.
Within short walk Of the Springs, is the BATH, the
Medicalquates of which have been fully tested, and
for many classes Of nvads be surpassed in this
country. The Recommendations ample and Of the
| first class. The TABLE and BAR furnished with the
best that the land Affords and every attention paid to
the guests by the proprietor and his assistants in their
power.
The Stages regularly with the Boats at Buch-
passing by these Springs to the " hte Sulphur
For adults by the week. So 90
% per month. --2o w
For horses per week. W
per month liz W
Children and HALF PRICE. Other charges
in proportion [Je l0-w6w1 +. A. HATCHER.
tF- Richmond Wing. and Examiner copy weekly
for six weeks and forward their account to this Office
| for payment.
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We sold, Tuesday. at Liberty Warehouse hogs
heads, the crop of D. X Fogie of Bedford No. l, al
el0 and No. at $50. TO Mersrs. Si.son & AGREE
ufacturcrs SALMONS 81 FORD, Inspectors.
June lO--lt
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WHITTEMORE'S OFFlCE.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLD!u
SchR mes for the week.

Sche mes for the week.
Thursday l0-Deleu are Ex. Glass l7-7S 10.
Copi,als--5 Of $4,000; $3.5O4 80 of $1,000; SO oil
$500. Tickets IS.
Friday. Tableware Elk. Glass 1876 70.
Captals-.20, OO0 s6,00D; $4,000; offs 600 Tick
cts a.
Saturday Tableware Glass 1878 IA
Capitals $50, 000 $25, 1893; of 500; 100 Of $3.50
Tickets SIS.
II Orders for packages certificates Of packages. Of
single tickets. in any of the Lotteries Of J. w. Mnury &
Co., will meet with prompt attention if addressed
AT. WHITTEMORE ir Lynchburg, Va.
" Communications strictly confidential.
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EOR SALE, my Tract of Land, in the

Il
- Hundred Acres, situa ted on the road lea
y ding from New-Glasgow to New Market in the
county Of Nelson, distant from the former place about
miles and the latter miles the james River Canal.
The Land has comfortable improvements it, and will
admit of division to those desiring purchase smaller
The public road about equally divides the Land
and should object dividing the tract effect
sale description of the Land is deemed unneces-
sary those disposed purchase would view the land
M overseer Mr.. L. B. Agee would show the Land
any disposed to view the same Liberal terms will
be given the purchaser, by amply securing the pur
chase money and the prompt payment of interest Pos
session can be given at any time and would dispose
Of the whole personal property the estate consisting
of Negroes and other property amply sufficient cuti-
vate the the the purchaser Of the
land Any desiring further information address
me. Tye River Warehouse post office, Nelson CO., Va
Feb 9-wts MAYO CABELL.
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Death ofau Er u s. Senator,

DedM Of an Er Q. s. Scndtor.
New York, June 5.-Perry Smith. former
" U. S. Senator from Connecticut, died on the
Sd instant at his residence in that State
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| No one having received q two thirds vote
fcond ballot was ordered.
While the first ballot was prog ressing per-
nal alteration occurred between two of the
embers of the Mississippi delegation, Messrs.
Wilcox and Simms, in which several blows
ere exchanged. This occurrence threw the
convention into great disorder. and it was
metime before sufficient order could he res
red to proceed with business.
The second ballot was then taken and re-
tied as follows:
William K. King. .277
Jefferson Davis.
The Chair then announced that WILLIAM
KING. of Alabama. having received two
irds ofthe votes cast. was the nominee of the
convention for the Vice Presidency Of the U.
fates.
The State Of Illinois cast her eleven votes
|r Col. Jefferson Davis.
Gen. Saunl ers Of North Carolina, called for
e reading octhe Report Of the Committee on
resolutions. establishing the platform of the
Democratic party, and demanded the previous
|lestion on its Adoption.
The Report of the Committee was then read
I'D adopted. with only few discerning voices.
H. A w NldsSdCuuSciS ., iIout
le Committee on nominating the General
democratic COMMITTEE, reported the names Of
ai committee. with resolutions appointing the
|ty Of Cincinnati, as the place Of holding the
ext Democratic National Convention, proviJ-
e that in constituting that Convention no
tate shall he represented by more than two
elegats for each electoral woe such State is
ptlled to cast, and making it the duty Of the
'aiional Committee to appoint the time for
olding the Convention.
An excited and tumultuous debate arose on
lis report. Virginia and other States object
g to the resolution limiting the number of
elegatcs to be sent to the Convention. A
lotion was made 10 lay that part of the report
the table, but rejected by a large majority,
vote by States being demanded. Theques,ion
as then taken on the adoption of the report
nd carried
Resolutions were adopted rendering the
ranks Of the Convention to the citizens o!
BALTIMORE. tothe Committee Of Arrangements,
hd 10 the President and other officers.
AT this time the Convention was in a state
the utmost confusion. Many members were
irving to present resolutions but were una.
e to obtain hearing. Finally. after aP
ointing committee to inform the candidates
their nomination. motion was made TO ad
purn sine dc. which the Chair declared car.
ed end the Convention adjourned.
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GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, L. c., June IA great fire &C.
CURED in this city last night. The loss is esti-
mated at one million dollars.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YNCHRUR0 VIRGINIA. LAND A.


IL GENCf-Thc undersigned. by request Of land
sellers has established in the Of Lynchburg agcn
cy fsr the sale Of Land the oecs Of which afford
facilities both the purchaser md seller Of Land He
will keep constantly in his Office correct and thorough
descriptions o farms for sale ncludng quality
location price, erms and all other information csson-
tia to be known by DESTROYS Of purchsng in this
way persons who anacquaintcd with tho country,
and wishing purchase, without delay have such
plantation pointed them thnt would likely suit
their Wishes and the purchaser and seller could al once
be brought together and the other hand sellers
bring their land the notice Of those who directly
concerned, without notoriety which is often unpcasans
within itself Persons who wish the aid Of this Office In
selling. give full and description Of their
land, in order that fair and candid representation may
be made TO the purchaser. This agency will be adver
tsed in all the most prominent agricultural papers.
TgRMs-Ten dollars for entering farm description
book, and q pr when the land is sold Any per-
wishing buy land in this section Of country, and
will describe as possible the Kind Of place that
would mos, likely suit them regards location and
quality will be notified such farm should be put in
the market. take occasion to shy that no land will
bought and sold by me speculation.
tY- Office doors below the Post Office. where can
be found All post paid will be prompt
ly attended to- BENJAMIN WILKES.
NAV 2O-tA
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS freely. Sales at
ii by the quantity and dull.
PoRK.-Nonc.
BEEF-We quote by the quantiry 4a5 cts.
FLoun-s3s dull.
WBEAr.-Red zoe; White rs cts.
MEAL.-Corn Meal 70a75c.
GRAiN.-Corn 65a70 cts; Oats 40 to As cents.
GUANo.-BestPeruvian $50 to So per ton.
PLAsTER.-Lump, 50; Ground { 0. in Bags; Bbls
Lump 10 81, Ground in Bags 8, in bbs l0i
SueAKs.-New Orleans 6ia9 cts; Porto Rico to 10
cts. Clarified l0al1 Loaf ID to l24 Cts
WHIsKY.-Mourtain 80 rts.
BEEswAx-21 to22 cents.
BUrrER.-In good demand. Firkin ~ to Is, Fresh
II to 20.
BRAspY.-Apple, 4On45; Peach, 80 to s5cts.
EAR IRoN.-S75aS0 assorteddu
CoFFEE-Rio II to ] Lagura ii to l24 Mocha
90; Java IL to II.
CouNrRY LrSESs.-Tow l. Ito II ]; scarce and want
ed Flax l2al4cts
CoTTos YARNs.-Sales l6al7
FEATHERs.--35 to SO cts.
WooL.-25 to % cts in dull.
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 37t very scarce.
GiNsESG.-32a:35
FLAX SEEp-Sales 100 per Sc Id.
F'sH.-Hcrings, No. !, $50 Halifax No. Ilerinss,
S6a$7A; Shad sl3: Mackerel, No 3, IS
TaLLow.-Sto 81 cts.-du
TAR.-s3.50 per Dbl.
HEMP.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LIssEED Ou.-70a7 5cts.-in demand
LAnp.-12 10 l21 cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India 50 to 40 cts. per gallon
N. O. ~ to Is cts.
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NJ OTlCE.--JAMES RIVER LAND
IN FOR SALE.-The undersigned wishes
Texas this fall and offers his desirable lands for SALE
in the county of Botetourt, Virginia, lying on James
River twenty miles above Buchanan where the Packet
boats There is upwards of Eight Hundred
Acres in the home tract-and one hundred and fifty
acres of low ground-plcnty of Timber, and good
portion of wheat land on it, The house live in is
kzA TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING pas -
Kiissiiii sage and nine rooms. fine Brick Mill,
pair of in it, good Saw MILL large Store
and Lumber House "a feet long q wide, large frame
Barn. 70 feet long "a feet wide and all necessary ou,
buildngs-fne meadows, good Orchard of selected
Fruits in good neighborhood. and fine water as is
in the county. The other is story house with
four rooms five hundred yards off, in fine situation, all
out buildings requisite to it, The other tract is one
mile below on the river of 50 Acres, hundred in
of the best low ground on James Rver-two good To-
bacco houses-a well of as ns could be wish
ed for. There is good turnpike running from this
place to the Sweet Springs 80 mies- miles to Daggers
Springs. offer this property privaelyto the last of
June. III sell will let be known in the papers-f
sold privately Twill sell public auction onthe 18th
day of August. if fair if the fair day To any
gentleman wishing the land will be present to
show it at any time. ts seldom that such land is in
MARKET the whole being in fine of cultivation
The River navigable for small boats to Covington,
thirty miles above this place.
(June 7-tIsA1 JOHN Shirley.
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Northern Market.


Sales of 300 bbls Howard Street -four at S4 I2I and
800 bbs Mt $4,25.
Grain unchanged.
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m TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUA-

= BILE LAND IN PULASKI COUNTY.-By
virtue Of the provisions Of deed Of executed
Joseph A. Logan and myself, by John Wygal, jr. and
Mildred A. his wife, on the Sih day Of March, 1874
and duly recorded in the clerks Office of tho county
court of Pulaski county, surviving Trustee. viii for
the purpose Of executing the trusts declared in SAID
deed proceed on the 18th day of june 1859. on the
premises, to sell the real estate conveyed in s. lead
Of trust, to the highest bidder, for ready none,
The Land is described in the deed afor-s. H. "ss
lying in the county of Pulaski in the State vrginia
being the ract upon which the said Wygal resed and
comprising various surveys and r;cts all Contiguous
and adjoining each other. and containing between
1880 and 1,7OO Acres of Land, with
all the nPPendages and appurennnces thereuno belong
ing"
The above Tract of Land is situated within mile
Of the village of Newbern, the county of Puaski
the Southwestern McAdamized road passes through H.
The Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road will certainly
pass in its immediate vicinity and probably over it,
The estate is Of great fertility and beauty pro-
ducing grim abundanty, and admirably adapted to the
grazing business. 1t in fine heart and condition. and
"a well Set in grasses. with DWELLING HOUSE
2and the necessary out hous upon it. About one
half Of the Land is cleared and in cultivation Further
description is deemed unnecessary, it is supposed
those desiring purchase, will make personal exam
nation Of the premises forthemselves. Mr.. Wygal re
sides the land and will show it such persons a
desire to examine it
by the terms of the deed the Trustees are authorised
and empowered to sell the land in such portions and
in such manner them may appear most conducive
to the interest of all concerned.
On the day of sale it will be announced whether the
said land will be sold entire tract in two or
parcels.
invite the particular attention Of gentlemen desiring
invest their in Real Estate, these lands I;
they exceedingly valuable of their fert
ity and the character of their products. They are
situated in Of the beautiful healthy and i'm
proving portions Of the State The title is believed
be perfectly clear; trustee, however, shall only
q in me- BIZ ne i
deed of trust. WIN. BALLARD PRESTON,
NAV 15-t17jun Trustee.
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|NOTICE.-Thcrew will a free neighborhood Bar
LN bacue given by the citizens of Amherst at Buffalo
Springs, on the 9Th day Of July Ball will be given
at night by the proprietor. Tickets will be the
managers for distribution. l. l. HlTE.
Lnne ll-fSiv
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CIscISKArI, April 18th 1852.
Nl1E Subscribers have associated themselves for the
Il purpose Of conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Com mission Business,
under the Firm of KENSETT DUDLEY. and respectful
sively Ceumisnon Bnsness and experience of TWEEN
y years by senior partner in active Mercantile life in
this City and determination the part Of both, pro-
mote the interest of friends will hope,
us liberal support Wearepreparrd make the usual
Advance Consignments in hand. and to purchase
Produce, DC the customary terms We will occupy
the Large and commodious Warehouse No IA Public
Landing. JNO. KENNETH.
may 27-Cm JNO W. DUDLEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES
Funeral Notice.
The Funeral Sermon of the late Mrs ANNIE MARIA
MOORE daughter Of James L. Lamkin will be preached
Bethlehem Church. in Amherst Co on Sunday, June
Goth. at II o'clock A. by the Rev Samuel b. Rice.
~ TEMPERANCE.-A Public Meeting of the
49, Sons of Temperance viii be held at their Hall
on Saturday night the 18th inst. at o'clock. Several
talented addresses will be made the occasion The
Ladies' and the public generally invited to attend
The Sons will turn out in Regalia.
iv IO-lt G. LEWIS.
AJAX ATTENTION GUARDS.-Parade in
EsXc2 front of the Hose-house on Saturday the 18th
- q inst, at 81 o'clock p. NJ.
By order of the Captain,
June 10-lt JOHN ]. GLENN. o. s.
To Commissioner Of the Revenue.
We have blanks with all the articles subject
tion neatly arranged in table. which affords great
venence to Commissioners of the Revenue in obtain
ing lists of Taxable property By furnishing ofthese
sheets person, he will be enabled the
Commissioner his list in few minutes
May 24-if TERRY & SHIELDS.
Virgnian office
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
CORNER OF CHURCH ST. AND FIRST AL
LEY.
Lynch5urg. Va.
GEo. CAMERON, Proprietor.
JESSE I. BURToS, Assistant.
EY Persons travelling through visiting Lynchburg,
and stopping the Washington entitled to visit the
"Virgnian READING ROOM" during their stay.
May 17-ts
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WHO WILL BE THE NEXT PRE-

w SIDENT2-BOOk AGENTS WANTED,
10 circulate The LIFE or GEN SCOTIA. s.
BARNES & CO. NEW YORK, have just published
the Life and Services Of General Winfield Scott, by Ed
ward d. Mansfield. author Of History of the Mexican
War, illustrated with numerous engmvings, exhibit
ing Of many stirring incidents in the life Of this
eminent soldier. The work is written in the most ut
,ractve style, and the facts drnwn from authentic
including the segs Of Vera Cruz the battle of Cero
Gordo and the battles in the Valley Of Mexico, the
conclusion Of Pence aud his the United States
Price Of the large work. 81 25 the pamphlet edition,
80 cents. A liberal discount agents. Terms CASH.
Apply, postpaid, to the publishers.
A. &. BARNES e. CO.,
81 John St. New York
AS B. & Co. publish several valuable Books, suita-
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XNM. l.. GOGGIN, ATTORNEY At
w W-Attends regularly all Courts Of Frank
lin well those Of Beefoyd Any business
ed to his care will receive attention in those or any
of the adjoining counties.
Address, "ercr Bridge, Bedford county, Va"
jan 29--wGmif