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n Freedley's Treatise on Business Is

acknowledged the best book moeey making pab-
ished 10 mine OF new, good and practical ideas aud
will be read with imususe interest by ell classes OF
Nov, When the country prosperous and money plenty. al
DESTROYS Of promoting their and their eountys pros
psty sfod this hook read through carefully resolve
upon their wisely, and shall bear OF dis
astrons failures psnics ssd commercial revolutions For
sale ct CoLBS's, No ~ SzsSaust
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founded whether o. N'' ~ rM ssr,e with ne
in regard TO its justice ia sAoso'ency. Ia say
event, however, { beg leave - subscribe myself
Your ,ncers ard S~yosad ssryaN hxs
John. ArchbisAA' y Of kevYst
THOMAS J. SxMNys. Eco.
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II GouRAuD's Liquid Hair Dive H.

without exception reservation yer, h,sf
fQsaly eels brsd Got SApDs Aedcstsd s,.n a. ..r,,
pnpes ffeSAie4 sat rheam. nsh ~orma tsttsr
tan. roeshnea he foudre Subtle aproo1s BAR fror. 49,
part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily Whi,s "a , ny
.Gloss. at 81 Wslherst, near Br saway ~ H'1A
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" "rRELAND,s mIsRRIRs-TE-y

Cduse-by HENRY T.. CAREY" the leading essay
in The Pior, The Loon. and the ADrl for Sep
tember, is issued as Campaign Tract nc large
pages,) IL shows the effects Of British Free
Trade on the Industry, Thrift and Prosperity Of
ireland, as proclaimed by her Patriots and BY im-
partial observers. Ii appeals especially to the
feelings and Judgment Of Irishmen. Price $l0
per thousand, 81 - per hundred, . cents singiy.
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~ VIM. x. ROBrNsON,s SPEECH

on NewHampshire Democracy and Catholic
Emancipation--l6 pages. Price go per thousand,
81 % per hundred, 9 cents singy.
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II Clothing for the million, said an Old
customer after selectrg his fell eothing OF MS ire.o ela
h.nef.r,or l. FosTgk No n Corsod.st whera he said
be should send ell his fieDds sod where al viii hnd
choice aud well selected stock Of ready maze clothing a7d
furnishing FOODS
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REDUCING SToCK.-The attention OF
cash ard ,boime purchasers Is respectfully caed 70 our
stceL n FaDcy and SaDs Oy GOofs Which are seog
Al very low prices TOT the purpose Of leddcog stock We
have sill on hand large assortment u DREss 'ops
GRIfNwAY, $50 4 Co. No. Is Broadway.
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r. T,ryp.ay MEs-A $50 PRIzE.-

49,. I nav the above sum for the bed Poen 70 bs 20
nIS eamnstent Literary Committes, descriptive Of
- a. This poem must be written In the ballad style
ons not 70 exceed 81 ines and must Dc sent N 70 i
r "a Much No 20 sosv b the LIST Of Oetoosr' at ween
49, the svsrd will be paid and made known Conpentofs
or this liberal priv requested :, snoer tnsg re-. Hi n
- 1000 except 10 the case Of the song being accepted
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MApAnE SoNrAe AT Bk.pY's.-Thi,

unrtvsd Queen Of sous visited BsApys Nstiooa Gallery
Monday t ard ssded her portrait 30 his unsurpas-d
collection q emoep; exhibition Of No 9s
Srpsdwsy, corner VI fdlee.
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w "TmE TARIFF QUEsTION-Or

Protection and Free Trade Considered by
Horace GREELEY. A handsome pamphlet Of II
pages. Price SIS per thousand, I'll per hundred
% cent? per dozen.
ssEdtors of whs Jourusb vii obhss By soacaf ,ni
otksT Tuets cold b. c0pss oil 10 them ssnrsS
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Also,
SCENES AN TIKI LaRR OF GEN.
Also,
~ TIE CAMPAIGN LIFR OF
~ WHY Am A WHIG-A

Letter 10 an inqufring Friend by Horace
GREELEY-A large and fair pamphlet Of 10 pages
Prc. $40 per thousand, I'll per hundred, 81 cents
per dozen. cents singly.
II ordered % 90 oy Mall l cent for sseh 500
miles and under and sents for 500 miles be
added 10 prepay postage
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BfILs.-MENEELEY' celebrated Church,
Factory Steamboat Shie Feny Ioeomot,v. ana p,.n,.
:siea BfiIs will hereafter b bund At No IS sro.s
HITCHCOCK Co Ar.nfs
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Wing Documents for the Campaign


We ask tho friends Of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
the following Campaign publications.
Friends Of the Cause call and ses If you
don't want to supply every house In your
County, Town Or Ward with
EY-T3E CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with % illustrations OF the mcst event
hl scenes in his illustrious careeI-s pamphlet OF
thirty. two pages, OF fine paper. Pnce 81 per hun
dred 80 cents per dozen, 3 cents single.
When ordered to be sent Dy 0iail cents Tor
snder 500 miles and cents for ever 500 miles
mus. be added, as the Post Office Department re-
Iqses to send without prepayment Of postage.
Also,
SCENES AN TIKI LlRR OF GEN.
SCOTT broad sheet TO be hung up in dwell
ings and public places-with eighteen spirited Illus
tratIons-$l0 per thousand, 3 per hundred, or
septs spgly. Terms, Cash in8eIibly.
If to toe sent by Nail cent for 500 miles and
under and 2 cents for over 500 miles must BIS added
10 prepay postage.
Also
~ THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
SCOTT VA GeyDdH-Jno siZo Illustrations
ana pnce the English Edition. Also,
TIfB CAMPAIGN LIFR OF SCOTT
IN French thu same style. price. &C., a. the
foregoing
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HAIR DYEiNG.-CniSTADORo EXCEL
LtoVID HAR DYE 10 color the HAIR and Whisks the
Is app, O. with injury 70 the hair sso IL
hs washed datsy without disturbing she Color
improving the texture ard conriny e,scity to the hair
u spPli,d or sold at CkbTADoEoS No. Aston hOute
fStvsislr o< m for apply ING the dye.
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EY- Southern and Western Merchants

would DO well o. purchase Ms JEEviss Cold Candy
ce Of sndoubtsd good reputation for coughs colds and
other pumopsy complaints This article testified and
fed TO BY the rs Of the county sold at the prinsi
pal sffce. No. SS Broadway. by Mrs w. JEWS.
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Jusr REcrIvED.-New Fail and Winter

Dry Goods Silks sbsws Nelvets, heroo', PGainsttss
CA .,,res De Lanes Fannsls Blankets. Cassi neres
Cloths V,s'inss Table L6sns AID every des;npaon OF
Douescs ali at extreme low prices Ladies' nov Is inc
time to secur. Bargsns. g. NJ BoDIHL NO % Ofaho 81
corner Of Orchard.
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rRr Fall and Winter Hosiery, nm

Under Garments combining excellence in quality with
durability Of and mpartDg both health ADD comfort
to the weaer are Off, red to the public by the importers
and Manufacturers RAY ADAMS No sol Broadway, OPP
roate thu lie uopOlitau Hotel
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HAN DYE AND Wiss.-BArcHELoR's

SAnsnstey os these sticles celebrated IN all para Of
VOC ~so ssrsons w;.ainss light elegant and durable Wig
" soupee can surely - suted Hs Hair DYE 10 applied
(a gaA-aneee) soia ~holesse ana reail a. No
walls, Coov tie sdsress-eswars OF imItaslons
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D- Order Your Carpeting. Floor Oil
Cloths Hearth Rugs Drussets &C, OF HYATT, No 90
Bowery. His prices lower than Other man in
NewYork Mr. HyATT Is thst IL prompt In all
his dealings hts Is quick sales AID small profits
Go there. II you wish - scoDemize.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NEw.y0gR. MONDAY, SEPT. ., 1852.


Fer Presdeaf.
,ptxgrErD SCOTT, Of New-Jersey'
or Tioc- Presideaf. i, ,,,,
,,,,r,,u.. GRAHAM, of North.Caroiinn'
For GOrsTn1y,
WASHINGTON HUNT, oil Nla2"fH'
For Lieuf. Gorerno-,
WILLIAM KENT, Of New.h DIRK
80, Canqi Connissione,
ruou,s KEnPsHALL, Of Monroe
70, STATE Priso1 In1pecfor,
rPFNETCs CROSBY, Of Dufchess'
For Electors AZ L0,se ,cocv
SIMEON DIAPER GEORGE X bAoO0ON'
For Dis'rici Iiecfors .-..,
ris. l. WILLIAM ROCKWELL. Nv! z t1saSrss
IL FRANCIS g. STRYKER. ANllI. 70 80
III SAMUEL WyKOff. M $3.50 ar % scncT
". RlCH'D : WILLIAMS M "a % .rrS
V. JANIS '. FREEBoRN M k 80 SVTtR,Scr
VI GERARD STUyvEsaST. AAii ,nIn E.eyox
VII. ALEX. " BRaDFoKD AAII,ll' VoooaFFs
WI THOMAS CARNEY Az. 49, q yvorsS.
TX FDW'D y sHoNNARD. ,AAHN,f tH.HsJ stTrry
X EDwARD PALEN AhNi , ADJ r. -
Vii MATHEW VAssAR. XVIII. sAnL " ssIIH
Vii GgoEcg B. WARREN. xxx OLIVER CvL'tk.
XIV Far 40 HUMPHREY. MN CLARK sA>Dl I'D
XIV joins STEWART. AhAl GtDEON lASp
XVI AsHB'L PARMELEE.Ah ~ Il oLLD-' Ill
XXXlII. ALvAH II WALKER.
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HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY ALI
he,e may be BY the of the celebrated UNDER
Manufactured aud sorted BY the une erasned
Particular st'snt IN invited TO the
ELEcrkICAL SILK VNDtKGARNENrs,
introduced four years at the Old establishment
Ne l0t Boway A RANKIN Co, Hoslsrs,
No lO4 Bowery.
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RucH CARpErlNes.-SmITu Il LouNs.
~ PETERSON a. HUMpHREr, No. 8;

tiOths 10 ~ tert DFuggetA 20
vacs vide and all other ssods connected With trade al
equally low raiss
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PARIS HATS OF SEPTEMBER PATTERN.

LgARy Co, Leaders and Iouoduoen OF fsaxn
hsye us receyed per ship Issae Bell ron 49,. =.
Ss>vbyS Vii .b this day offer o. our Soonts 'n7
$3.50 ndcs Nos 8 and Astor House, Broad gay
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n ANY lady who wishes to make Bis
cult Pastry &c which cannot fail ples,c her husband
should use DuEAEsS Baking Powder II fails when
used according 10 directors
Ik,sex STANDARD, IN J y MAY IS. 1854
Sold BY nearly ali the 0Toeers and pugstsIs Principal
once, No. 1873 MateI-a N, Y.
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TfAs.-The best assortment OF fine
Tra viii be touDd ct the the CA1ton Tea Com
psny No l2t Chsihaut (between feaT and Roosevelt
the Oldest Tes Establishment In the city We assure
readers that they DO better than elsewhere either
Wholesale or retail They have now no branch stores
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" FowLERs ~ WELLS, Phrenologists
sea Publishers Clinton Hall No 1871 Nassau st., NewYsrk
and No lt2 WNshington-s at Boston.
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kEw'iOBE, September Il, l-J2
DEAR SIR: have read throu gh, and carefully
the letter which you addressed 10 NE, under date
llth inst, in regard to the impending election of
President OF tine Cnited States, and the part
which GU think the Catholic citizens of the Re
public ought to take in it. The two Candidates
pnssDted are General Scott and General Perce.
The entire American people appear to he nearly
equally divided il opinion az 10 which of these
two will make the better Chief Magistrate. This
fact seems 10 intimate general opinion that the
country viii be safe under the four years Presi-
deney of either. As TO the CatA olics. they have
never been consulted a. to the limited choice be-
tween these two. The probability is that, ike
Their fellow citizens Of other denominations, they
Will be Cumbersome voting for one candidate,
and some for the other. Like others, they are
liable to err IN their choice. But, under al the
circumstances, | should prefer that voting hon.
estiy, each according to ms own Judg Mt they
should err with the minority or what is equally
possible With the majority Of their felio ~ citizens
81 all denominations, rather than see them guard
ed against such danger of ening in their choice of
President by apy ecclesiastic al influence.
! am sure that with your enlightened mind and
large Catholic education, you will appreciate the
reasons on which this, my humble opinion, is
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HKyox's Hats have Il distinctive char
.,.s.y con bne beauty, taste snd surabity-eess'ee
sxcsllsnce and brilsney wo.a 700 see ~ns 20 n
~ eep,emsn, ycu may ssey count ine ~esrer e g
to.,er OF KNOX 1t 10 well to remember uiAt the hsoA a..
h sod a. No Ia Futon snd now oere else Az sus
- how ore Of ,he n will improve your appearance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12
DEATHS.

Died. at his residence in Pittsylvania c.iaty on thu
9Th inst, after short Illness Col Thomas S. JONES
aged about fifty years. He Ind been for many years the
acting Sheriff and was, while sick elected Sheriff by the
people, by very large majority And though he had
been long and extensively engged ia business for Others
and sh others, yet he could sny when about TO de- 81
do not know thai have enemy forgve-"I have
unknd feelings towards any one" He was u man emf.
neuty beloved and trusted b, his and all his
intercourse with them marked BY genuine, kindly
feelings His last dnys devoted tn making his
peace with God; and his friends have reason to believe
that he found acceptance through the blood the Lamb
They mourn. but without hope. He Inns left large
AMI afflicted family lament his loss; for father and
husband he was afectionate and kind. NAV God. the
refuge of his people, be the husband of the widow and
the Gather oftlie fathercss children, evernoIe.
J.N.L.
Died, AT her residence, in Franklin Co. Va. on the
night OF the 23d Of May Mrs ELIZABETH BooIH relict
a" the late benjamin Booth, E,q The age Of seventy
seven ye"rs. The deceased old resident in the
neighborhood. good ncighbor. kind companion, and
aHrconatc mother Of eleven children three sons and
cgbt daughters all Of whom lived be grown only four
ut whom survive her depore their lsss but they
row not those WIN have hope; having the best
sou to believe she had for years enjoyed peace in
eicus Saviour Of whom she fond converse and in
whom she implicitly trusted for salvation. She made
profession Of religion about twenty years ago. and was
bnPsed by Ed James Letwich into the fellowship Of
llal~sfrd Baptist Church, and remained attentive
consistent and interested member OF the until her
decease May her surviving friends emulate her chris
tan character and be prepared by that grace by which
She was sustained, to meet her in u brighter world
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.
JULY Z, 1852.

- July z, 1852.
Scbr. Falmouth. Lewis, Baltimore.
Schr. Lydia Ann. Voorhees,. New York. hay and salt
S,hr Emma DE Russey. Wicks, New York, hay to J
w. Wright
Brig Kate Heath. Lee, New Orleans. mdz
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Tea, Phia lephia, mdz. &c, Mayo
& Atkinson.
Srhr. Splendid. Rogers. Savannah.
Schr Victoria Tuttie, James River.
Schr. Ashland. Sadler, do.
Sloop. 4. II Green, Lawrence. New York, coal.
ARRIVED. July 8.
Schr WIN b Jenkins. Vanderbilt New York
Schr Isaac Hamilton, Wood, Albany. lumber Rag
land g. Bros
Schr Elmira Smith. New York, mdz
Schr Hanover, Chichester, New York. mdz to d Cur
rie
Schr Henrico, futile. New York. mdz to d Currie
SAILED,
Schr White Cloud-- james River
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

u wi
fRE Acc1DEHTAT STATEN IsLANp-The
New York papers give thrilling accounts Of
khe accident at Staten Island. We copy the
Y. Express.
"a more heart -rendins spectacle has not
perm witnessed since the Distressing accident
MGrecnw ich lane Public School.
Some accounts say 100. and some say not
ICES than 200. went into the wafer. The Dit
,rss completely filed up " it'll the bodies piled
lpon each other. men, women. and children,
struggling for life. and tortured by the
Ee,ght resting upon their hodies and limbs.
~ he shrieks and erosns from the victims be-
r. were hardly more appalling than those
sh'ch came from the bosom of parents end
rothers. and sisters and children on the wharf,
gonised with doubt irst some Of their own
ircie ~rero a,nong the perishing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

New York. July s.
The steamship Washington has arrived from
uropr, but her ews has been anticipated by
e Canad..
The treaty regulating the Danish succession
ID been ratified hy the European powers.
The steamer Magdalena had arrived at
sthampton with million snl quarter Of
slho'nia gold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

LrscasuRa, July TO- 1852.
TOBACCO -lnspections past week $40 hhds., mar.
ket animated prices unchsnged say sh pping Luss $3.50
To a; manufacturing from $3.50 to IS; Leaf
$3.50 $3.50; medium from $3.50 to g. so; good and
$40 to 1l5 fine Leafnt from el5; upwards a. in
quality. Sales auction the past week Of porton Of
Mr.. D. X. Forg-s cropto Dr. w. r. Allison folIows
One hid, ut rs; do ut 5000; and a parcel at
SIPS per 100 lbs.
VIM. T SMITH,
Commission Merchsnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12
Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON. July lit is currently ru-
bred here that two gentlemen from NJ York,
tha cash capital OF 1000. intend establish
(, a new daily independent democratic pa
r in Washington.
Another democratic caucus is to be held to-
brow evening. to hear and act upon reports
the caucus committees appointed some time
o by the democracy Of each House. on the
bic printing.
About twenty clerks were dismissed 10 day
IN the Pension Bureau There was noth-
Z more for them TO do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

CLEAvELANp. July AT the SpirituaIis,s
Invention. in this city, none ofeminence in
, new school. who had been invited. were
esen'. Mr.. Finney while, as said. under the
ntrol Of spirits, delivered an address. which
IA principally an attack upon the received
sologian and religious crerds Of the day, the
,pirarion Of the Bible. and the divinity OF
i,risf
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TIE KaGr IInr

BosroN, July G. 1S52.-By arrivals at New
,dfo-d. we have accounts from the Cape of
pod Hope. to May 9Th. The Sixth regiment
d sharp rencountre with large force Of
:. enemy. in which the latter were finally
lted with large number killed.
Andrea Bethnia, leading Hoten,oi. has
en- indicted and is to be tried for high trea
n.
General Cahcart had been thrown from his
rse and badly injured. but was recovering.
d intended to lead force of 1000 men into
enerny's country.
Sandilke. the chief Knflir rebel had sued Cor
ace. bu: Governor CaIhcart replied that he
'lld make no peace with Kallirs this side
the river Kci. and there appears to be no
ubt that It is the intention to dive the Kaffirs
o Central Africa. and annex their lands to
!, English colony. This probability is high
recommended by the Cape papers. In the
DIST OF the war. The papers still continue to
&c vigorously the establishment Of repre-
itatiSe government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

l. Containing $50 acres. I so well tim
b.red woods mostly fine Tobacco lands. Much of the
cleared snd is in clover. The soil is all Of excellent
quality for improvement. and easy rendered fertile in
grain grass. There 6ne bottoms the
Creek portion of which are in grass for
the fret tim the have been under-drained, and
clearing for seeding Timothy this Fall, all
Of the btsoms be wafered triaing expense and
made most profitable meadow. There is mill site
on the Greek and no dam required. There lisa young
Orchard OF every variety Of selected fruits The sifua
ton is handsome; the buildings respectable. and
neighbors inferior Price IS per Another
opportunity Of securing Farm at the price, of
the same advanages-this Lynchburg. Of
the best markets in Virginia for all the products of the
Farm, Garden Orchard and Dairy, will not occur
Fur particulars, call Charles 3. Kent merchant
| 4 -s4 W. A STAPLES.
July l2-eow3t Amherst.
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r AND FOR SALE

r AND FOR SALE.--I wish sell 1886
AACRES Of Land lying the Buffalo Springs
Buffalo River, in Amherst County, about $50 Of which,
is bottoms Of first quality The bottoms thoroughly
drained, and irrigated will, that crop Of
or grass is always certain. There is SAW MILL on
the with 80 feet head Of and abundance Of
timber About mile Of Stone fencing is around the
land No land in the County does exceed this in the
production Of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats. On it
is two Story Brick Dwelling and other houses. Mon
ey is wanting or would sell. Apply my On
the premises. IA. DRUMMOND.K
Julv l--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

Mr.. Artksr WsHs. Essrseor Of jobs Waxs dec'd,
vvAkE NOTICE-That shall, on the 30th cay Of
July 1852, Mt the dwelling houss Of John Everett,
in the county Of Cabel and State Of Virginia. take the
dispositions o sundTy Witnesses 10 read a. evidence
the trial Of the suit depending the circuit court Of
Bedford county in the State aforesaid wherein you sre
plaintiff and am defendant. II from any canse the
said dispositions should not be taken. completed
the day above named tho same will Be sksn the day
next following, the place sbcve erpeinted and
the taking thereof will BE- cenfnsi1 from day to day,
(Supday's exesptsd,) until r. vhe!7 - tskea.
jy l--wlw Enesusor # TIL Johssoa dse'd.
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C~grcss.

Co1gress.
Washington, July 8.
Ia the Sens.e-Mr. Hunter gave notice that
he would introduce a bill for the redemption
of State debts. The bill for the satisfaction Of
Virginia bounty land warrants as ordered to
lie engrossed.
In the House. the bill declaring the Wheel
ing Bridge lawful structure. was debated at
length, but before action thereon, the Defcien-
ey Bill was ,akenup.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

l. Runaway from the subscriber the Virginia and
Railroad, in th county of Wybc the Goth
of Juae, 1852. negro named CHARLES fee
high copper COLOR with several teeth 'front.' about
IS ofage, rather slow reply, but pleasing ap
pear ance when spoken He when he left.
cloth cap and blue cloth sack coat, he purchased
in Tennessee IA months ago. by Mr.. NJ. Council of
Lyncbburg and carried that place. where he remain
cd until purchased him, months ago. Il is more
than probable, that he will make his way Tennessee
as he has wife living there he may perhaps
turn to Lynchburg, and Turk about there he has
quantances there. The above reward will be paid if
lie is taken in the State, and confined that get him
ogain, or l will pay reward Of $40, if taken Of
the State and confined in Jail
July Its GEORGE I. KYLE
The Abingdon virginian and Knoxville Register will
copy months. and send account to this Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

AfrsssIsf ~. Gsys Rema;s. al cy<s,<lara
CtsAvELAnp. Jsly 7ti.-The steamer con.
~, mr. C.sy remains arrived here about
-. ."o css met a. the wharf by commit
tses IRON Ciease.,nd, Columbus, Cincinnati;
'ssd Aeasncky The y hole city wss hung IN
nosn'ne, bella to1ed aud every mark Of res
peer va shown. The body left in the Southern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

sBrIn the late fire at San FRANCISCO notice u large
quantity Of Ayers Cherry Pectoal burned in
OF the Druggists of that City, Gold will control
disease, and in that Ophr country they pro-
vide this best Of all remedies for colds coughs and afec
tons of the lungs Indeed, happen know that it
ism almost indispensable companion ofthe mueteers and
the evcr-cl,angins atmosphere of that climate.
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