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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW WORK.-JUsT

II PUBLlSHED.-ktves Of lpigfcid Scott and An
dre,o Jackson by J. r. Hoadiey mol l2mo., mih Por-
TRAITS. Uniform ,eah Napoleon and his Mpshois sl25
Scott and Jackson here placed together IA the two
military who have made the deepest impressions on
their country since the time Of Washington. They both
achieved brilliant reputation in the war of 1872 aud by
the bultles of Chippewa, Nogpra, New Orleans etc.
gave their country reputation hume and abfoad and
though differing widely in eharocerstics they were
very similar in others Tho author has not only sketch
ed the biography of each but has given nithtu and
graphic description of the brilliant battles in which they
were engaged The biography OF Winfield Scott which
constitutes the greater part of the volume is full and a
thenc, the materials for it having been derived hom
public documents aud from many officers who had serN ed
under Scott. 1t presents the reader, also, pnno-
rnmic view of the brilliant campaign ol Mexico, EN-
bacing the sorming and capulntion Of Vera Cruz the
hnttlcs of Ccuo Gordo, Churnbnsco Contreras. Mono
del Rey Chapultepec, sorming of Mexico, friumphal
Entry, with description OF the scenery, personal Incl
dents Tho author has fully sustained the reputation
acquired by "Nnpoleon nnd his Mnfshas," and other
works. OF which 300 900 volumes have been sold.
N B,-lhis work will be forwarded by mail, lpre-
poid) to the addressed any party sendng the price an
nexed.
CHARLES SCRIBNER,
36 Pa,k Ron, and Ids Nassau Street, ". J.
~. 4
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Tho Western "Texan" of the latest date
gives an account Of fight between party of
Indians and scout of the United States Rifles
under Lieut. FRosT. The Indians wer COM
pletely routed, though it is not certain that any
were killed. All their camp utensils werecap-
iured together with number of stolen horseq.
In their camp was found The mail from Corpus
Christi Laredo, which led to the belief that
the mail-rider had been murdered by them.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY RAnRoAD.-We learn
from the St.Louis Republican that Conven-
ton, to be composed of delegates from all the
States bordering the Mississippi river, has been
called for the purpose of forming company
to construct a railroad along the valley of the
Mississippi, from the Falls ofSt. Anthony to the
Gulf of Mexico The Convention will assem-
BILE at St Louis on the third Monday of Novem-
Der.
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EyxKNGT0N AZ Through
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xmIID=aAs TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS, IN
safssxsszeasS our Mini PACKET Boats, by ScoHSr'Hr
md Iynct5yg.-On and after the 10th, our Boats VIII
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, ut the usual
hour p NJ and arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours, aud
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at y 4. NJ, every day,
except Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg at 50 ?. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at P. M, and arrive in Richmond in
32 hours in time to with the Norfolk boats eaV
ing at 81 A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern hal
Road cars leaving at A. NJ. .,
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
or Stages at North River. Returning, leave Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond IN
"A hours. :, :,
fire 81 o.; Chnrlotesvlle are 81 and Staunton fare
"a. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Boats.
Below see card of time of arrival at intermediate dis
tances
ye,pe Richmond d1ily, erccyt Sundays, at p. m.
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naSS0EDEION.--r Co-Partnership hereto.
~ fore existing between tho subscribers, under the
style of DUDLEY GoMPToN has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.-John w. Dudley has purchased the
interest of Wm.A Compton in the late concern and viii
discharged its liabilities, He embraces this opportunity
TO return his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
ronage to the concern of DUDLEY COMPTON, and To
solicit its continuance in his connection.
JNO. w. DUDLEY
VIM. A. COMPTON,
CINcISxArI April 18TH 1852.
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FRATRrcDE.-A man named Angus Taylor
shot dead, few days ago at Cheraw S.
c., by his brother Mastin Taylor. They were
firing at mark and quarrelled abont the best
shot. Mastn had been previously somewhat
insane; and Angus, sometime since killed Capt.
Vanderford, and nearly fatally wounded one
of his own brothers.
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Ariiclcsappyoprtae tohhe First CtoSs-Boxe' ot ha's
bonnets and furniture
Ay,icyes appyopriq,e 10 Second Class.-Boxes. bales
of dry goods eahers Shoes saddery glass; paints OILS
drugs and confectionery.
Ar7ices op, rop,atcto Third Class-Virginia domeS'
tics, sugar coffee, liquor baggng rope pntter'
nanpactnred tobacco leather hides, yarns, cop
per tin sheet iron, hoow-ware, queensware castings,
hardware marble dressed and other heavy not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates -
A,ticlcs appropriate 10 The Fon9th Ciass-l ionr IN
sack1 rice pork beef fish lard, talow and bacon I'm
casks boxes or sacs bceswnx, bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble (undressed) mill and
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH MARRIAGEs-In
France marriages are conducted on avery diff.
ferrent plan to those in England. On this side
Of the channel young ladies never choose for
tn themselves, or if they do, their choice must be
approved of by their parents or guardians as
the law absolutely prevents tho possibility of
any marriage without the written sanction OF pa
ternal authority. To marry wilhoutthis, which
cannot be done under tho age Of twenty-five
years, requires legal proceedings and iormalities,
which arc generally repugnant to a modest lady.
Few are TO be found who will sue their own
father, and expose themselves to three months
public notice, calling thus every body to
witness their impatience.
| might here remark that elopements, or
as they might be termed in English, 'trips to
Gretna green" are out of the question in
France because the young lady, in conse-
quence Of the above mentioned provision OF
the law, would perpetually remain under tho
imputaion of having offended public decency.
1t must, therefore, be well understood that no
marriage can take place without the express
consent of the parents 1t may happen, and
probably sometimes does, that parents abuse
the power which the law has placed in their
hands.-Le Marriage en- France.
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These vessels all OF the FIRST cluss built in the city
of Baltimore, expressly for this ade, and have superb
or accommodations Tor passengers. They nrc com.
manded by experienced Captains, and qualified for the
trade nnd who will spare excrton accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by steam
and may be relied sail promptly as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will find ito their interest 10 ship by this lnc
is the only regular line and freight will always be
taken at the lowest rates, and every effort will be made
by the agents in Richmond and New York. 10 give sois
action WeresPecully nsk and hope to succeed in OH
timing fun share of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line New York, will be forwarded free of com
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah, Charleston,
or any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond
Rockets; in New York mt berth No. y Coffee House
slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID CURWE, Richmond, }A.,..
CHAS. II. PIERSON, N. York. 'S'' -
Richmond Aug. 2S-dfs o.61. South Street.
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ENREEEXHzsssTGON.-

LNREE EEXMzBsTgON.-T subscriber hav'
Z ing Obtained at considerable expense, from Mr.
Whitehursts Washington Gallery, Dagueueotypes ot
the following distinguished characters mostrespectnly
invites the public call and examine them in connec
tion with large number of his own production, otthe
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore. Gen. Winfield Scott, VIM. A. Gra-
ham, Gen Franklin Pierce, VIM r. King, Gen: Lewis
Cass Judge Stephen a. Douglass +. GIBBS,
july l9-dtf Proprietor
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GOVERNOR OF VERMoNT-Erasius Fair-
banks, the whig candidate for Governor OF Ver-
mont. having lacked 315 votes of clear ma
;or;ty at the late election, he was chosen by the
legislature ON Saturday last. Hon w. c. Kit
tredge, whig, was chosen 1t. Governor. at the
same time.
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4 4 IN indispensable article Tor n Black Smiths foi
which a4 To saving Of Coal and heating Iron pease
Iuro of Mr.. Dnbncy Of the Pbnnix Foundry MrJ IA.
Bailey, Wheel-wfigt, and at the Smith Shop of the
Piedmont Works-all Of which havc them in Fo'
uIo by ~ Netleon Agent for the patenee for Virginia
Picdnnnt Mnrl.. LYncLhnrg. Juno 9 |. IL
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BosToN, Oct. 2nd-The Paris correspon-
dent Of the Atlas says that Madame Soniag
has recovered damages to the amount OF S2o'-
600 against Lumley, the celebrated London
manager.
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Accommodation Train.

Ia EE rsz5z.zs.E.Ez1 VIRGINIA And TENNESSEE
szae sEsz .sSiisi---sng RAIL ROAD-A Freight Trnin
with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch
burg daily Saturday Sunday excepted) ut l25 O'Clock
M, and leave Bufords daily, (Sunduy and Monday
excepted) att o'clock A. M.
Freight intended for this train accompanied by Two
dray tickets must be delivered in the Depot before sun
set the previous evening. All freight must be pre- pad
aug 10-dts THUS. JELLlS, Agt
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have Just received. and offer for
/ Y SALE lot Of beautiful Glover and Timothy Seed
McCORKLE, SIMPSON g. JONES.
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JAS. b. EDWARDS, THOMAS {, FuGh'
kEall and Winter Fa sini Ons for 4 So2-'3

ENDWARDS & PUGH, 3 doors obore j. g. Meem and
a. opposite s. B. Thurman, Nam 81 LyachJarg. Va,
lave lust received their stock of Fall and Winter Cloths
Cassimers and Vestings; which consist of the latest
Styles and finest quality of French and English
facturers and will be MADE to order, with warranted
Workmanship and fit. My old customers and the pub
Ii, generally are invited call and something new
and beautiCul, JAMES B. EDWARDS, Agent
sent 25-dts1 For Thomas C. P1gh.
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CIScIgYATI, April 10Th 1852


0lINtIhNATI, ApTlI I2LH IoJ@
INEaE Subscribers have associated themselves for the
l. purpose of conducting IN this City Tobacco
and General Commission Business,
under the Firm of kENEETT IL DUDLEY. and respectfn
y solicit your patronage Our Business will be exclu
siveya Comniss0n business and experience OF TWEEN
y years by senior partner in active Mercantile eh
this City and determination the part OF BOTH to pro-
mote the interest of friends WILL hope. secure to
liberal support. We prepared to make the usual
Advance on consignments in hand, and to purchase
Produce, DC. on the customary terms We will occupy
the Large N ,ommodious Warehouse, No. Ia Public
Landing. JNO. KENNETH.
may y27--6m JNO. W. DUDLEY.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS

- TEAM VI IsBLE WORs Ia s.
~ JOHN l. ROGERS has removed his MarbleWorts
tothe of Main and Sh streets wherewil be found
fine assortment OF Egyptian, ltalian and American
Marble. Monuments Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces Of every description WalP lotes, Fronts &c
Any design in carving executed in the nealest mnn-
Orders from tie country with city reference,
romptly ynttended to.
Mr. II having served his apprenticeship in one OF the
largest establishments in New York city, and having
much experience in the business latters himself that
oil work executed his shop will give entire satisac'
tion any done North or South
Richmond. July lA-lvd
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RAILROADS AND CANAL,
MAIL TRAIN.

Ia sa 80
Virginia AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
FTNHE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynclturg daily,
IL (Snnday's cxcepted,) nj o'clock, A NJ, and 70
turning will leave Bonsack's nj o'clock, p. NJ.
aug l0.dts THOS. JELLIS Agt.
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MORNING.
RICHMOND.
D AAA WORTH Or EURNl-
ZslNWWR EuxELLlN AZ Is r. N r

,OOO TURE.--JONES d HAR-
WOOD, MAIN SrREEr, RrHMoSD, VIRGINIA.
We offering large assortment of Furniture
reduced prices have greater facilities for
uiacturing thnn heretofore. We return our thanks Tor
the liberal patronage received from middle and western
Virginia, aud we hope offer such inducements Us Ia
merit continuation of these fnvors. Our motto i
"Qnick sales and small profits" and intend in oil
adhere To il snicky. We invite all exam
inc stock. believe will offer greater in-
dueemcns buyers thun any other louise in tho State
We prepared To manufacture all articles in line
at the shortest notice. JONES Il HARDWOOD
Sent 91-dts
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors
JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR.
TERI M -.

The yIRGTNIAN published daily at So and semiweekly at
per annu in subscription taken fer shorter
time months; and paper Is discontinued except at
option the Propreors until all arearages shall nave
been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for SO cents per square, or
ess every form insertion and 81 cts for every outer
one If the number insertions is not marked on the Ms 1t
will published till ordered out and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES arefor the privilege OF two squares
daily so semi square daily $50 senw weekly
e2-f form, daily si0 semiweeky 500 Every yearly
advertiser required conne his advertising TO his par
uia line OF business exceed the space stipulated for
he will be charged rataby for the excess
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The American pubshcrsrcspectnlly invite the nticn
ton of theirfeow citizons the merits of the above
works. feeling assured that will arise from their
perusa without being convinced that they subserve the
best interests of popular intelligence, and ndd in an
eminent degree, the general happiness Of the nation
by impnrting the public mind heallhfl stimulus for
high order OF intellectual pleasure.
Copies of all tho above works can be tho ta-
blea of the VIRGSAN READING Room, where snbscrip-
tions will be received. sept 3--dts
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= III Es.ss7 x;RS.NtA IsSns !, AMP s.,,G.F ZEN
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-No Shave
will be permitted ride the Railroad cars with
special aeyiten permission from his or her owner,
or the agent guardian o the owner unless accompa'
MED by the person otherwise entitled to hrir
service. Such permit must be given in duplicate, ono
(which will be retained by the Conductor of the Train
CHAS. f. NJ. GARNETT,
march 1S--ts Chief Engineer.
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CARDS.
nI.RELL's HOTEL, MAIN STREET
NHgOTEL. Corner Of


EABELL HOUSE, Eynchburg, Va.
~ The undersigned takes this method ofinformng his
friends and the public generally that he has leased for
n Of years the CABELL HOUSE, and That II Is
now Omen for the reception of company 1t has un-
ergone thorous repair from top To bottom, and Is
4urn; n;shcd with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks aud if entire satisfaction rs not gwen
no charge will be made He has also leased EHtoUS $
SloI3eS the best in the CITY, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender, and attentive Ostlers.
G. w. A. RAINE, Proprietor.
N B.-I have made arrangements with the propfie-
tors of the ''VIRGINIAN READING Room by which my
guests will have pleasure of visiting that resort ot
news and literature Cards of admission will be OBJ
tnined al the Hotel. iv l2-dtfl q. w. A. IL.
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..sI-,-e hUNION Tramsporsation Line


Es--sauGr7-ssz 10 PiltsbHre and he Wea-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends und
toners, that the Pennsylvania Cnnal will open 18th
March, which time will be repaired to forward any
Of Mcohandise to all points the Wescrn
ters, with dispatch, at the very lowest rites.
Rate Tobucco Pittsbrg, G0c per 100 lbs from
lst May.-Time days.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia. g, II. KOONS,
March 4--dts Agent Union Line. Baltimore
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UNHE American Farmer, PUBLISHED
Il monthly, at Baltimore, by s. Sands ut 81 per yeai.
Subscriptions for this valuable periodical (Which should
be in the hands of every Farmer.)
ALSO,
The NORTHERN FARMER, published monthly nj
81 per year. containing 1G arge sub
criptions received by G. ORSE, Opposite W0r
1eick HOpse sep 27--dts
ISSEED OIL ANs PAbNTS.-GOO
IL Gallons pure Mountain Linseed Oil. Also, sup
ply of White Lee Nd White Zinc Paints. For sal,
ow by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Nav 17--ts
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KNCHRERs mAfkBkE WORAS,
n ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE LYHcHguRG.
VA b. GADDESS d BRO, Proprietors, (to'~
maiy Of Bai,tmore) keep on hand and mike to order
Northern prices, Egyptian md Italian Murble Man.
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments Tombs, Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases Counter, Table Bnrcau
and Washstand tops made any size the shortest
notice. Also, door and window sills.
Any order from town country, entrusted to MS, will
be faithfully executed with and di4pnch nj
Aug I3-dts !. b. GADDESS' BRO.
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Furniture ware-ROOHls,

kt tEFEnsRx-zasd3 RICHMoND, Va,
et-j Seo OpDosae Efchangc Bank Nam STREET.
We offering the largest assortment and grent-
variety ofFurnture that has been offered in th
market Our is, quick snlcs and small profits.
We offering great Inducements to buyers we haye
atey erected very large factory and
very large scale. Call and examine stock be-
fore buying and if do offer Furniture lower hau
any other house in Virginia. will forfeit rcpum
ion. J--ts JONES II HARDWOOD.
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS oFFIoR.
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YNCHBUEkG FOUN .--THE busi
N ness heretofore conducted under the firm Il 7
s. q. S. DIUGUiD, will continue in future - = "
stye of
DTUGUID 4, BROTHER,
nnd they take this opportunity return the II nes
the public for the very liberal patronage The inn
7. & g. s. Dinguid, and beg con ir'anco u a
snnc.
We have on hand n lot ofToRA eco ScREws hsp pREs.
sEs.u Tobacco nshcrust gottenup, oughsnn Points
ofall descriptions, Mill Genrns, Wrought aud cast,
Tlmeshng Machines, &c e., &c.
!. r. DIUGUID,
Jan Sta &. S. DIUGUID
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Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-15
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not bear to see thy mother hold thee in her
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