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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

~ MOND. CPHCIS EkER AM PdfEk
HANGER.-Wonld respectfully inform the ciIi-
.ens Of Lynchburg and surrounding country, that
he ha. come among them. To conduct in this place.
the above business in all its various branches And
for that purpose. has taken store Main street.
few doors above the Franklin Hotel building.
where he Il now opening and intends to keep CON
stantly on aand an assortment Of French and Amer
lean PAPER HANGINGS, with borders l."
match. which he will furnish and Put up very
rea sonable terms, either in town or country. III.
also has hand general assortment of Upho-
steering G ods. such MS l'iaior Curtains, Cornic-
rs. Curtains. Ba"ds I'rur7ureHcics, ac., all Of
which he will work up on very accommodating
terms.
He would also state. that he Is prepared to man
ufacture order. of the best materials. Feather
Beds, CHried HAIR Spring and Shsck Mattresses,
nat to be surpassed for beauty, comfort and dnra-
b,y.
n BAH Upholstered work repaired upon
souable terms. march l5-lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


~ SEALED PROPOSALS will be rcc~vrd
by the undersigned ut Floyd Court House, until
Thursday LIST April next, for the construction of
the Jaek sonvlc aud Chri-iianslurg Turnpike road.
The distance !. about 30 miles, and the work
Willie divided into three sections all to be com
Plctcd within twelve months. Proposals for com
plotting the work in less time will be p,cterred--
Eighty per cent will be pnid On the completion nd
reception ofcach mile, md the remainder on tho
completion Of ench section.
Also. sealed proposal. for covered bridge oyer
Little River, the line Of said rond, Of upwards &c
100 feet SPIN
BY the Goth Of March. tho line will be prePs,cd
for the examination of bidders and after TINT time
plans and specifications can be nj the ator~ IL
C. u. 4 J. Gardner. CbristiansburR. ut the Of
fee Of the undersigned. NJ Floyd CT, Ho.
LUDWELL II. BROWN.
Engineer jack. 4 Chris Turnpike %.
March S--tlA '". vases
Postpone 1alcnt. eaw
The nbove Letting has been postponed To
THURSDAY. goth April.
mnr SJ-t9yA l.. III. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
For Circuit Court Judges.

" At the solicitation of many Voters, JAMES
NJ. WHlTTLE.Esq., has consented that he be
announced for the office Of judge of the Circuit
composed ofthe counties Of Bedford, Patrick, Hem
ry. franklin and Pitrsyvania, the election to be
held under III. new Constitution.
Mar ll-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
CAM,L RI, HENRY, Attorney mt

- LAW-Having recently located at Amherst
Courthouse, Virgina. will practice in the circuit
and county courts Of that county, Of the county Of
Nelson, and the circuit and corporation courts Of
the town Of Lynchburg. Business entrusted to his
care will meet with promp; attention.
mar 99-w4w Rep copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

To hr Voters Of Campbell Counfy.
Al the solicitation %, MANY of my friends. an
nounce mvsclfa candidate for the office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Campbell county. Having
ted an assistant in that. and several other Clerks
offices Tor nearly four wears lattcr myself that W
elcctcd) shall be able To discharge the duties of
the office IN a satisfactory manner.
Nav 6-isif j. NEWTON GORDON.
to We are requested to announce JOHN ID
ALEXANDER candidate for the Clerkship in
the Circuit Court for Campbell county.
Nov l0--iits
~ We are authorized announce LEO DAN
TEL IT.. as n candidate Cor the office of Clerk Of
the circuit court of Amherst county.
Dec lifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
l.. GOGGIN, ATTORNEY

w At l. A IE-Aitends regularly all the
Courts of Franklin as well as those Of Beatord.-
ANY business entrusted his will receive strict
attention in those or any Of the adjoining counties
Address. Otter Bridge, Bedford county, Va"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

NOTICE TO ALL HE ALSO, BY
l. rccdrni. has fallen inio the CONNECTION
AIRY BUSINESS. in conjunction with his J-w-lry
establishment in whichhc keeps Candi's \ Frnit-.
such rs Ora" ges, Lemons ftaisns, Almonds Filbrri.
Toys all kinds, and. in fact, n kind. Of Confec
tionarics, kept in such mn establishment He is now
receiving his Spring stock, to which he respectful
ly solicirs the patronage Of the public. He al.,
Inns. in hsemploymen,. one ofihe most cxpcrisAcc
Bakers md Candy makers in Lynchburg. Pyra-
mids Of all kinds. made the shortest notice.
All orders from the country received md prompt
" executed. CHAS. A. EVARD.
March 8--rs door. above Exchange corner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
For COnStables.

iy' We are authorized to announce GABRIEL
II. PAGE a candidate for the Office OF Constable
for the county of Amherst. march lS--lml
Republican copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

TOWNS MID GLOVES..The sub
- scriber has the pleasure Of announcing to the
Ladies and Gentlemen. that he has this morning
received 100 dOZ: JOuvim's best Kid
Gloves, direct from Paris. Among the a.sort-
ment, the Ladies can find any number and color
used
BY promising to keep always on hand good as
sortment. he hopes to receive share Of their very
liberal patronage.
The subscriber hazards nothing in snying they
the best Gloves used. those who have tried
them. pronounce them Ia be such.
March 25--ifts DON. T. G. PETERS.
WHITTEMORE'S OFFICE.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLDn.
Nos 10, capital Of $4,000 in Kentucky
State, Glass -, sold to a citizen Of Lyncl,burg.
Schemes for the week.
THURSDAY l-Kcntucky Class 75-7S u.
Capitals-$oO, 900: Of 5000; ,76S; 10 Of 1000.
Tickets g.
FRIDAY 2-Do Glass 1916 10.
Capitalist of 10000; 3.490; 90 Of 1000; 90 Of
400. Tickets IS.
SATURDAY 3-Do Clas. 77-7Sl4.
Capitals-$J4,5 500; $4,000; 10000; 30 Of 1000.
Tickets $40.
n Orders for packages. certificates Of packa-
ges. or single tickets, in any of the Lotteries Of
w. Maury & Co., will meet with prompt attention
If addressed to A. F. WHITTEMORE, Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ Communications strictycon6dentinl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
The wayrO make Money.


Il is money!" says a writer, and health is time
say we; therefore those who feeble and delicate
should use the necessary remedy to regain their
health, thereby saving time and making money
Now, in order to accomplish these results. the
reader will bear in mind. that the only sure, safe,
speedy and certain for Dyspepsia, Chronic
Thrash, DiarrhGa. Aguc and Fever, and such 9TH
er diseases arise from improper digestion. loss
ofappctite. ETC., which frequently brought on
BY scdenrary habits, close confinement and the
continual breathing offoul, impure air in workshops
factories counting rooms. etc, is the free of
Bakers Celebrated p re MUM Bit
terS, prepared bya citizen Of Richmond. The
effects of this medicine Of the pleasant char
actcr and from its purely vegetable character, may
be taken in every condit and situation in life by
all ages and sexes.-The afflicted will always find
great relief by its use; and when taken as tonic,
for the restoration Of lost appetite. it stands with
out rival For infants it is delightful stimulant
while the old and infirm will be richly rewarded
in it's happy effects, when taken as directed
Price only 50 cents per bottle.-for sale by
April lst. D. R. LYMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
For the MayOraIty.

~ We are authorized to announce A. +. BIG
GERS candidate for the Mayoralty Of Lynch.
burg. mar 29-tde
" We are authorised to announce WIN. ID.
BRANCH as n candidate for reelection 10 the Of
fee Of Mayor for the corporation of Lynchburg.
Mar lI-ifie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
For County Surveyors.

IT Weare requested to announce CLAuDlCS
n. NICHE, asa candidate for the office of Sur
vey"r for the county Of Campbell.
March 4-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

~ We are requested to announce WILLIAM
A. CLEMENT candidate for the Clerkship of
the county of Campbell. Dec l5--tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
CORN MEAI....A large lot Of CORN
~ MEAL for sale At
Jan l5-.rs LANGHORNE's MILLS.
WASHINGTON IIOTEL.-Tny

WASHINGTON MOTEL.-TNE
w subscriber having, on the first day Of JAN
uary last. taken charge Of the above named VIII
known HOTEL, pleasantly and conveniently sh-
uatcd a, the corner Of Church Street and First Al.
ley. has materially changed its interior construction,
aud added greatly To its means Of aeeou podation
and comfort. He is now prepared 10 entertain
Travellers and Bonrders in style ascb supe.inr
% that which the former facilities of thu Ileass sf
furded. and equal to any in upper Virginia.
His TABLE will be fund always supplied with
the bes, food the markets aa~ds. and with every
decary that can be ob,sinsd-servcd in ihe s'oss
inviting manner.
His ROOMS are airy ard eonfortablr-ssPPh~d
(in part) with neg farnitsse. and ksPi sIwsys ssss
cleany. ,... :.
Hi. BAR is supplied Win the best Wiass. Ii
auor.. Sscars. &C.. that can be obtained. ---~s
His STABLE is under the charge Of N expe.
rienced md Trustworthy OSTLER, and is aluays
provided with abundant pure and wholesome prov
epdtr.
He promises those who may favor him with eheir
thar no attention shall b. wantins a. his
part, or from his assistant and servants III nav
contribute to their conieEt and esjoyssep9 n
March 22-lm q. w. CAMERON.
Ev Republican copy 2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

~ We are authorized To announce Maj THO
MAS LEFTWlCH "A candidate for the office of
Clerk of the Circuit court Of Bedford county
March 99--te
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

H. auE cantiunte tne Once Ot COnsHtoie
for the county of Amherst. march lS-lm1
Republican copy.
~ We are authorized to announce COLE
MAN W. KIDD candidate for the office of Com
stable in the county of Nelson feb. 23-iftsl
~ We are requested to announce JOHN J.
PERRY a candidate for the office of Constable in
the county Of Nelson. feb. 23--ts if
r-g@ Wa are authorized to announce NALEN-
TINE Hu NDLEY n candidate for the office of on
stable in the county Of Nelson. (feb. % tsiD
~ We are authorized TO anDoune JOHN
FITZGERALD a candidate for the office Of Com
stable in the county of Nelson. (feb. 23--ts in
20 We nre authorized to announce JOHN ID.
HARRIS candidate for the office of Constable in
the county Of Nelson. Deb. 23--ifts)
u We are authorized Ia announce JNO. NAP
PER candidate for the Office OF Constable in the
county of Nelson. (feb. 23-ifts)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

rT- We are authorised to announce JAMES r.
HAY, n candidate for county surveyor. for the
county of Campbell. March ll-wSt'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

CIGARS ON consignment 900
~ Segars just received, and nre open for es-
amination-such as Havana, Principe, ReRnlis,
Cashiers, La Norma. Ell Oivan, Half Spanish, and
other brands, from low price to very hnc-sll 81
which we will sell a. Baltimore prices. AZ we are
acting ms agents FIR manufacturers and importers.
We ask our friends and the public generally 10
call and examine very large assortment before
buying elsewhere. LEE & JOHNSON,
mar 2j--ts At the old stand Med. & Lee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

Ey GEORGE II. GILMERi is a candidate for
the office Of Judge. for TIE Circuit composed of the
counties Of Pittsylvania Patrick. Henry. Franklin
and Bedford. march l5-tde1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

L Opened this morning. large lot of the a.
hove Goods, which are very handsome. Persons
in want, would do well to call soon before they are
picked over. DON. I. G. PETERS.
Feb Gifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

~ We are authorised to announce GEO. WIN.
DABNEY 1.-THE present Clcrk) candidate for
the clerkship -'T 'mpbell county court.
Feb 26-ift
tV~ We s,y authorized to announce ABNER
ANTHONY. Jr.. candidate for the Clerkship of
the County Court of Campbell
Feb l2--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

GALMON.-A line los No. 1 eSa~
~ mon, jusf received and for sale by n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
Freights up and Down the Canal.

Tobacco, leaf (rer hogshead,) -
Do. manufactured, (per box) 10
Flour, (per bbl.) 10
Bar Iron, (per TONI %
Pig Iron. (pef TONI 90
Lend. Pig and Shot (per ton.) 90
Plaster, (Per ton) %
Salt, (per sack.) 81 toS
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10 100
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

bounty Land w arrants.-WE will
Dpay the highest cash prices for Bounty Land
Warrants. All who have them for sale, will please
call at our Office next to Burch's and opposite the
Warwick house. Main street.
STATHAM SMITHSON & Co,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01

Il \ in the Post Office. on the LIST day OF April.
1872. Persons calling for Letters in the following
list, will please say they ADVERTISED.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
State Printing Again.

The -'Sennel" is determined TO throw dust into the
eyes OF the Democratic members Of the Legislature
the subject Of the State Printing. II occupies column
to prove what has been disputed viz: 'that the
prices, when established reasonable y but does
not conrovert the assertion that the prices for press work
fixed in view of the fact that done by hand
presses 1t says nothing about the greatly increased
facilities for printing since the establishment of the pres
ent prices.--Indiana Journalof Monday
la our issue of the morning, published the
letter Of John ID. Derees, written years ago. and
which fully 'controrerts the assertion" made by
John d. Delrees, that the prices high The let
ter was written when Mr.. Defrees was executing the
public printing with all the increased facilities of which
he now speaks In that letter he says, She prices no,O
fired by lao fair remuneration for the labor and
capital employed and nothing more" This letter, he
says, was written few days before Mr. Chapman's
election AMI when he knew he would he elected there
fore he Delrees could have been Influenced by i'm
proper motives We have called his motives in ques.
ton We have no doubt the letter them spoke the honest
sentiments Of his heart. But il his motives that
question Since that Ime there has been improve
ment ia printing, and the wages OF workmen have in
creased II the prices then "'iair remuneration
for the labor and capital employed, and nothing more"
is there any good reason or the reduction nowl The
Legislature will through the thin VEIL Political ha.
tired and revenge be read in his heart plain as
"Oysters" can be in the transparent signs which
hang at the door of a Restaurant a dark night
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

Ma EDIToR:-The Daily Journal Of the 30th ult
contains an article the subject Of the State Printing
ging the reduction Of the price paid by law. 1t will
be remembered that the prices paid consider
ably lower than they were in former times. All reduc
tons have had tendency to redrce the price of Journey
men, This would not object TO, If the iourneymen
were paid an price but the very
the case. They cannot make than a comfortable
living at the present rates. and the employer cannot al
ford to give them When the prices were high
journeymen had difficulty in obtaining work by the
piece, but now they emplowed by the week Owing
20 the great amount OF work required to be DONE and
the TOO frequent necessity Of it being completed in
prescribed time renders the position Of the ourneyman
very aborous one, while their pay not in proportion
to the work done, but to the time employed 1t is
hardly be expected that this state of things will be
changed but am Of the opinion that the iourneymea
have been squeezed than they deserved and the
only hope yet left is that their condition will be made
any worse than IT already and that the efforts of Mr.
Derees calculated 20 be still ruinous to their wa
ges will be crowned with success that none but the
rats that would degrade the will sympathze with his
feelings OF hostility to the craft Mr.. Deees talks Of the
modern facilities for doing work Ifthese facilities have
anyappcation at all they only relate to press work
and am inclined to think that there is talk than
reality IN the matter If such facilities produced the
the great profits that his article seems 10 intimate il is
strange that he has not become rich upon the
heretofore bestowed upon him. It is true work can be
done rapidly, but the great cost Of such facilities
and the wear oil type where cylinder presses used
do much TO reduce any profit that might arise II
should also be recoeced that there are no facilities to
expedite composton-,he compositor is compelled to
set the type OF the the same manner as
done in the days Of Franklin.
Large salaries BIZ expended ON the keepers of the
asyiums-and every day hear people complain that
Governor Judges and Prosecuting Attorneys do not
get enough bat when people come the printers
whose industry will compare vOrably with any officer
that might be named the cry is Cypress them more
A JOURNEYMAE PRINTER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
fFor he Daily st.t. sentinel !
BLooMINGroN May /, 1876:

way loO<
EDITOR or SESTINIL:-It might be inferred from the
tone OF one al the papers published here that the demo-
cracy in this section of the State repudate strict ad
dcia officers; and that considerable number of pro-
essed democrats intended support AT least one of the
wing nominees for the Supreme Jndgeshp 1t is quite
likely that Judge Mcdonald will get democratic votes
while il is equally certain that Judge Perkins will get
wing votes. But IN most Of these personal at
tachments will be found mole controlling than all other
considerations besides. Nor shond be inferred that
there will be found any considerable number of demo-
Gratis who. even from personal considerations, will
eschew their fidelity to party and its efficient organize
ton. That there those among us who profess
lealty TO party who may vote for Judge Mcdonald
cannot be denied but the number is so small that no
serious apprehensons need be entertained for his oppo
nents safety Besides, the from whence the OBJ
ections to aparty Judiciary will rather strength
en- than weaken the democratic ticket.
Nor can It be disguised that personal considerations
other than those alluded to above may have their in
auence in creating and keeping up this opposition to
party Judiciary. Sometimes the success or defeat of
candidate enhances decreases the chances of others
for political preferment. While this is frequently the
case do wish il understood that the editor Of the
Gazette is DESTROYS of the place held BY Judge Nc
misunderstanding not For we presume he far above
all considerations of this kind, notwithstanding he
offered resolution in the Democratic State Conven
ton held at Indianapolis the Sh day Of January 1896
calling upon the party insist upon Governor Whit
combs nominating democratic Judges for the Supreme
Court. Ec not only offered such resolution but made
able and violent speech in support of it, What then
has wrought this great change in his mind.
shall not render myself ridiculous by answering so
plain question. DEMOCRAT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
An Issue for the People.

The last number Of the Bloomington Gazette contains
another article in relation to the election oil Judges
der the above caption, in which Mr. Hughes makes a
false issue base his argument In the article,
among other things, he says;
The course eff Judge Perkins and his friends clears
the case of all uncertainty. He IS brought forward
the avowed exponent oil partlzan Judlcaryhis cleo
ton demanded on party grounds-and all other tests
renowned but those Of party.
Now we claim nothing more for Judge Perkins than
for the rest OF the ticket We claim the election Of
the whole Democratic ticket for Supreme Judges on the
following grounds:
LIST In point of qualifications, they least equal
to the Wing nominees.
I'd. They Democrats, and the nomnees of Dem.
ocratic State Convention.
But Mr. Hughes contends that by defeating Judge Per-
kins, and electng of tie Wing candidates, ''the
Democratic party aria place tse on high aad patriotic
ground"
In this opinion differ with Mr.. Hughes, and we
think his very liberal views will find response in
the bosom ofmany Democrats
The Wing party in this State, have been defeated in
every contest. Democratic Convention framed an
essentially Democratic Constitution Democratic Leg.
islature enactng laws to give force and effect
to that Constitution. The only hope the wings have
left, is to elect Wing Judges give their latitudnous
construction that Constitution and TO chartered
rights Of Banks and corporations under it, and in this
effort sorry record the fact that they have the
aid of James Hughes protesting democrat whose tai
ents we think, might be employed a better purpose
But Mr. Hughes is freeman, and We have neither
the right the inclination control either his tongue
or his pen But We hope Democrats, at this late day,
will not be msled by his ''no party" cries. when it is
notorious fact that the Wings with great unanimy
sticking to their ticker. Let do likewise This
is our only safety
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
AUSTIN H. BROWN, Publisher,
Indianapolis- Indians

SESATE.-Saturday, in the forenoon, petitions were
presented by Messrs. Knowlton, Hatfield, Athon, and
Logan Reports were received from the committee on
revision. resolution, offered by Mr. Berry, declaring
that the Senate will not pass any law similar to the
Maine law was adOPted-ayes 49, noes r. The fol-
lowing bills were passed: prescribing certain misde-
meanors punishable only by justice of the
So concerning mortgages-ayes SO; providing for
testing eIeetions-ayes 81 for the protection of lands
held by or mortgaged to the State, &c.-ayes 81. Bills
on the second reading taken up and disposed Of
IG the afternoon the bill in relation to the probate Of
wills was under cons liberation.
HoUsE.-Pettions presented by Messrs Dough
~ DOuthit Miller, King, and Stuart Reports made
from the committee onrevsion by Messrs Owen and Sto
ver The House resumed the consideration Of the bill pro-
ydng Tor the election Of State Librarian and laid
the table in order allow Mr.. Torbet amend its
as to require the State Librarian preserve and file all
newspapers transmitted to the Library Messages from
the Senate were taken up and number Of bills
were read first time. number Of bills read
second time and appropriately referred.
The entire after part Of the day was occupied in the
reading Of bills.