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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
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Prom the Richmond WING.
Who are the honorable Senators VINO
ora b.grndgiog to Scott the ernolunent which his
...,n,,, for great oseds, has bestowed upon him
Sev are no DOUBT persons very fearful est cent OF the
I,nbic money should be taken without adequate ser
49, ec s nav has been out Of all proportion 20 his
.,ces Ma ten pitched battles-his preserving
ace ON the Canadian fron,leron the Northeastern
troprer-ois saving us from civil warns tIea'y WIZ
the North western lndl'DsIhs Iesle" b, n5 80 "a
Ife for the good and glory Of his country MS oouy ma
dlsa nv British buets-cOst great deal more tnan tney
are worth Very well lot us see whss ms s''ai.An@
charge their services frsl shV ~ IT,, 49,
Is,is Mr. A,chisoD, Of Missouri we iln1 t1at tni'
ice adster of services and pay charged the GCVefn
roeus and people of the Unei states oy way OF con
s,ruc,ye nilesgeS 600 Jr nenlghts rest ia ssnlHg
ION Gen scott did not receive All as mnch as tna LOT
S,,ls NJ chi ,oesa-when the British we're hCSt taught
10 vi, Id 70 interior numbers ano colo Steel "t COMES
Mr. Borand Of Arkansas, VINO iDr Juss suCu iaOUioIS
work az Mr. Atchson's, one night quiet ios1iu au
sno,on received sos. No doubt, double as tnuco as
Scou sot for his bloody night AT Luudys Lane NeKt
we have Mr. Clemens, OF Alabana-he poe eted el,OiO
RI the uubic money for the same service. lhN vas
cbesn Then Dodge of Iowa, q, 4fO-DOdge, oil WIS
consin a 5iS-each for nights rest. Next we
have that immaculate A. Douglas, who 10 sucn an al
yocsts Of economysuch an sbooTrer Oh puoc piunuer
he conteDted himself Win lVio loI one .lsn' o,1op
In Washington That was better earned tcan tne pa
ei6csti IN of the Canadian frontier Next COMES
Downs, of Louisiana, aud the trench h9puohcan,
Soul6-one e. 240 AVID the other s2,OIf-in'gnty nsh
for purity and economy And yet tney charge the
people more for one nights sleep than General scout
received TOR five victories In the valley OF Mexico
we sht extend the list but enough has oeon gwen
IN the adler with idea oil the sort OF men
who are as.siing Gsnera Scot fur having received
public money without having rendered service lorlS
As 10 the old Hero himself he az, ia the happy ana
anpropnate words of Senator Butler, reply 10 such III
rp,,,es a, Sciuo did 10 his enemies, when called upon
dor ar audit of his "fhs If not me day IS the
month IN uhich Iron ne batile Of Zama There sno
month in our year In which Scott could not point TO
some great victory over puOnc enemy, VI sOlo s'oa
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Couuecticut.
Counectfcut'
S'" So,w,ru tccpp.) Saturday, Sept T. 3d.

s'"''''''I Scsw,rn Cccup5 Saturday Sept 80
W. had an old-fashiOned Wing gamer
E.. ,.., r;,ht The claims Of Gen. SCOTT ~e''
rct forth by Hon. Henry C. DENlSc' o. nar
in speech rrpl,te with elOqnence ana eo %Isd our
argument The old Wing fires are TesIn Ss s V
mscw.rm brethren are enlisted, and tno sst . and
Sas, .,ra,ed away from the fold are @ nee, CInb
hand with us in the present canvass oa anS We
arc at work, circulating the documents documents, Anu The
sh.,I Give a good account of ourselves; ~ i nc
Ia. allow Us 800 in this tOwn-we Snnii ~
better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

OHio.-Andrew Stuart is the Opposition
candidate for Congress IN the Steubenule Dis
trict.
William q. Graham is the Free Democratic
party candidate in the XlIth District.
The Mount Gitead Morrow Co..
Stniinsl Gays that at Democratic Primary Election in
Bennington tozn'hip, on last Saturday, meeting was
organized, comprising oil the Dem lcrac voters pres
ent-n,ary venty-and resolutions adopted dsnounc
Ing the Baltimore Democratic Convention and its nom
nees, and pledging themselves to all honorable
means to secure the election Of Hale and Julian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
INNrsTIGL TION IN TIE CITY.

The bodies OF the following named VIC
TINS Of the recent explosion Of the Reindeer were
brought to this City early yesterday morning
JANIS Brown who resided At No. - Re0 Si,k-'t
Rev. GEO K WILLIAMSON and his son, NORMAN L,
years OF ase.
John GEORGE RUMPsFELD, a ps,ive of Germany, 2l
years Of age, formerly clerk In the house OF Beck
kunbarct, No 60 Westst
Their friends not being provided with the necessary
burial cernucsies the Coroner notified to hold In
quest. upon the bodies and give certificates Ia order that
tnty might be inferred. soon after learning tina, the
DIES had been brought 30 the City, toe Coroner called
upon B. Blunt. Esq, District Attorney for the quo
pose Of asceriainng whether OF not an inquiry insu
ued by him Into the cause Of the explo'ion would IA
legal. Mr. Bugt expressed his conviction that Il
you'd only bs legal hut that Il htS impe stive
duty make such iBve.tisstion that Il duty
the Coroner TO sdjudicste upon and ascer sin the
uue cause OF death OF all persons who may De killed
% bOaId all steamboats,, railroad cars, and all other
convey ances sblng people from the City provided thu
hooles In such broug 10 tails CITY for ten
pors ~ lnterneri in vsuts OF for permanent burial
The Coroner then proceeded 10 empannal Jury OF
twelve men, after which the Coroner and Jury pro-
Cded take a view of the bodies. The friends ot
he d. ceased we're then furnished with cerhca.es for
AuTal and the bodies delivered over 10 the n.
The Jury after performing this duty then dis
charged until 10 clock this morning when the taking
Of testimony VIII CONNIE nce The following arc the
names of the CorOnsrs Jury:
Thos L. Belts Of No. log West Twerts,h-st; Jas ).
Waro, OF No s76 West Tnirty second ST.; Geo Oels.
v4u, # No IL Greenwich ct Peter Hurley. OF No -
ClintOnSt John McLacblau Of No. , Perryst &. l..
Nichols, of No 60 Greenwich st.; Charles Lawrence,
corner Of Mott and Chatham s,s. q JOhn. Irving
House; J A. Smith, corner of Suffolk and Grand
is; Frsnk Post Jr, of No Staple 81 Joseph BOSSs,
uf No 1876 Orchsrdst Jacob Jsckman, Staten Island
The Coroner Is directed by tha District Attorney. II
uecessary to send to the Of the disaster for Wit
ne,se. which course IL may be necessary 10 pursue
Thee passengers who were on ard OF the Reinfeer
the time of the explosion, who are In possession OF
any facts connected with s cause, requested by
he Coroner to call At his Office No New City Hall,
ID. a. a'cock
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Later from Texas, &c.-Marine Disaster.

BALTIMORE, MOndsy, Seps o. I-}-
The mail from New-Oreans has arrived.
Texas dates to the 27th ult. had been re-
celved at New Orleans but the papers contain nothing
OF importance.
A gentleman who came passenger on the
Yoch, reported 20 The PicGyuHe that much excitement
exed at MatamOIss In consequence oil the usurpauon
cfthe Governorship Of the ae Of Tamaupas by jesus
Caldepas the former incumbent
A revolution was confidently expected
at Rio Grande city A fight recently occurred between
Mr. f. X Hord and Cap,ain JACK Everett In which the
latter was shot through the arm the wound was severe
but not dan eTous. ~.
A letter by the News, dated Victoria
Aueust II. rays: /" The mail rider who came today
from san Particle states that the Indians are down In
the noighborhood committing oepredaton4 ana many
se,ler ling out In tie country are moving IN LOT pro
lection.
~ The Warrick Ind Democrat says;
thai lss, "wednesday week a named John 4coo
sbot Benz Browdltch, near Lynville In Warrck Coun
~ There had been quarrel be,Seen them at shoo!'
The steamship William Penn arrived at
New Orleans reports that the Goth ult, - miles
.or,h of Csry's Fort Lighthouse, she passed ship
sssore Win main and mizzen ms,ts gone-had risged
igrX na,ts instead also jury foreopnAst Ihe lore.
ysfd wa, the only yard across. she apparently nAd
1t hem long Ashore Four wreckers let her, as the
William Penn passed, and sill LETT men on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

David n Bowers, No ga Broadway, Albany.
Wood Baker Princeton, N. j., Of L. ). Coast
~ Hall New York
Hugh LoHery, NsWburgh
5-Mr Quisley Merchants Hotel, New-lork.
6-Mrf. Quigiey, 90.
Mis- Quigley, do.
s-Mr Lockwood
John Ho Eleu the engineer.
lO-Cbarle, McGregor, South Brooklyn, n \.
ll-Henry C. Heck, DO
l.-Wm. II. Smell, Richmond, Va.
l}-Cspihin HJyt
4-Mrs. Hoyt, ria wife
lj-Mrs. HC yrs servant.
10 Miss Lock Food. New'forE
We give ,t of the names of nearly all the pa'sen-
gers that were saved and escaped uIinured Oer lOO
Of them were forwarded TO Tvos, on the wes shore,
By the ferry boat Chelses. Cspi Wilcox and took tue
cars # the Hudson River Railroad, moth and south
The rsnts are annexed:
Mr and Mrs German, Mr. and Mrs. LockhaTt aud
ohtd, Mr.. and Mrs Johnson, Frederick lulnn, nsN'
Yofk; ID. D. Ireland, wife and child; Edward = Isp'
par, EewYCrk l. Jones, Preston tlosler; T. Der zen
T,ck, WIN Toy lor Zrn0 Dorlapd, Nathan Taylor rev
d. VGLderlyu, = Wrsht, NJ. Shields Peser FJnn'
James keeDsn, Daniel Mckendrich, James NaVsy' r.
Rawls, 1hon as McN,iy and lacy, william '" W -'u
man. n King Robert Mann, George w. Wilanf May
Ann Jones Caroline isgamsn, Charlotte Taylor ssrsn
TAYLOR Mrs king, West Troy Ann Murphy d.
ErwmAn W lillian Gillespie, William a. ii iman " IA
H. Allen. Jobn w heCearnaD, Hamilton raulin S ~"
Iis A. Pl1i Mr. and Mrs Patrick, AasuIa ia; MS
NJ Kinney, Mr. George Winter, do d T. "oOl'ey Nn'
wife Bridgeport, Conn Mrs MJtL Bridgeport conn
J. Rry nolds wife ard sister Penn Yam, N Il Jonn
Palmer and lady, Cats,ll T.. Hight and Lacy no -
JAne,t NswNofk W otter, wife and ehha' 'as
ue, N \; J. H. Hutchinson aud lady Miss hurcnin
son Hss MeDormuu John X M@rtnotr isdy ', '1s
and servant; Pail George HARDER W oo1s ulo
son. Lieutenant Woodbury., wifa and tTo dAasuV,'
John = Nichols John Dubois John lsJio' rolAosf
pha r G: Adams, vito and ehhd t', f a1a n
Bucd 1, =. J.. Clearwater Andrew Chaphn =, ~
Lang and wifi, Buffalo. WIN II. .ans'n ana ,s'!
Philadelphia ThOmas p Whitehead and laoy " q.
DUNBAR and lady j. 81 Wh,r'r and wills, Boston
Eliza w Jackson Annie J. Jackson Emoilns hnoe
snd Two children Cornelius Sticking WIN. nHp.or'
wife, child ard servant Brooslyn Lew copper, Dos
ton J. kswbouss and lady. 2Jds, New OK Joseph
Nh. dee. colorod. Middletowu, Conn; a. H. snnhoh'
Total, lY3.
Tho report Of Tho explosion was hoard Tor several
uns. up and down the river. Tbs steamer was sup
posed 10 b on arc which added 70 the eons'fnsaon !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

~ EDWARD BALL, editor of The lanes
riM Courier, bas been nominated as the Wing
candidate for Congress in the Maskugum, Nor
gan and Washington District. The District is
decidedly Wing, and will of course "put that
. Ball in motion" toward Washington City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

~ The President hA. recognized G.. II.
Il Pspendish /. Consul fo' the Grand Dsssy q oIdsn.
burg, for Wisconsin, Miehissn. Iowa and Minnesota.
hr. ?. 10 10 rsslds d MIL sakos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

MIcHIGAs.-ln the lid District, David
a. Noble IA the Opposition Candidate for congfsss
In the lid District, hsay Il. Williams, is tho
Whig Candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
Opposition County Nominations.

Levis CO.-For Member of the Assem-
py, selm Green Sheriff. Peter Kirey..;
County CLERK, Harrison Barnes; Justice Of Sea
SONS, James X. NoIthrop Superintendent OF
the Poor, Hiram Potter Coroner.. Austin Har
KS, Asa Besls, Absel Foster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

WIscoNsIN.-The Independent State
Convention has nominated Hon. T.. V. Wilton for
Chef Justice Marshall NJ. Strong and James
IL knowlts IN for Associate Justices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

PENNsYLvANIA.-Hon. Carlton B. Cur
lis has been nominated in tho Warren District,
as the Opposition candidate for Congress. John
Lambert is the Wing candidate in the WITH Dis
tTict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

~ John G. Watmough, OF German
town a. poupc. himseIfin 7Ae NoTrs'fess rser-
nd a. a candidate for Congress 10 the wa 80
gressOnsI District Q, rsn.sy. .ss. he will take
his seat asa Wing. -
r. We understand that the Cn ,.ssbi.
I'M rrevails q Par ., Keasu.ky. Most I" W
tsnls hsys Len ~ pase~
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Yntui Accident.

Tr,sr iAurr. Thursday. Sept. 2, 1852.
Tb;s sf,.,nnon nj d, about two hundred
fe., Of tbs tr,drs q, this place foil thsr. vas large
uuu,bsr Of bsp6s 81 wmt up H. tvo orshfee % -ho.'
are mi.sinr IIys or cir have bs"n dAnxs'ousy hu''
thrss u them W badly that thsy csnnV' fee9'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

OHIo.-ln the With District, Andrew
Ellison has been nominated as the Opposition
Candidate for Congress
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.


Another Ambient Outrage-One of the Anti
Renters Killed and two Wounded.
ALBANY, Monday, Sept 6, 1882
We have a report of another Anti Rent
outrsge Berlin Rensselaer, County and the death OF
one of The disguised parties, on Saturday night
Several persons disguised as Indians, went to the
house of Mr. Shaw, and after arou'ng him, called on
him to out, which he refused to do, and they
threatened TO burn his premises.
He ordered them Off and told them If they persisted
In their attempt he would fire upon them. They how
ever made demonstrations of carrying their threat toto
effect when Mr. shaw fired revolver, killing man
named Joseph Wilbeck, of Nassau, and woundngt~o
others.
Ii is only a few weeks since Mr.. Shsw's outhou Ies
were burned by these desperadoes and last fall he
larred and ieatheIed BY them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
Later from Havnna-Continued excitement
American. not Permitted 10 Land.
EEw ORLEANS, Monday, sept :, !

INV VHLEAN' IOIIN"Ji "OF"
The steamship Crescent City, with da-
vsns d.,,. 10 the ID inst arrived here today The ex'
citrmen, regarding the Rev luilonary paper, rs; con
,ipued and more Of suspected parties mad been
made. ,u.i
American passengers were prohibited
from landing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
Cholera at Rochester.

kocnKsTEH, Monday, bept o, I51s
The Board of Health report tweniy-six
death. from CD, lora during the three days ending At
H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07

u Hon. Moses b. CoRwIN has been
nonina' ed as the Wing candidate for Congress in
the Eighth Congrt ssional District of Ohio. This
Dist,i.t is so decidedly Wing as to render
nomination equivalent o an election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
Murder and suicide.

CINcrNxArI, Monday Sept o: 49,.
4 man named Peter Redding' killed
woman named Christian Kramer on Saturday even
ing by cutting head open with axc-he AFTER ward
CO, hls own throat The was dissPpointmentin
love
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
n Fire at BaltImorc-Whig Candidate for
Mayor.
BALTIMORE, Monday, Sept 6,

"
A fire tonight destroyed the dstllleIy
If Martin Sellers Co.. on the corner of Calvert and
Mstthewsss The loss of stock Is about 8 OOO-in-
cured for $1,000 The building was owned BY Messrs
Eicoit and was insured for $1,000 which fully covers
n q loss Five men working In the third story at
the lime One named Francis Timmons was severely
burned and is expected to live. The others escaped
by jumping froma third story window.
The Wing City Convention met at the
Wblg Headquarters TO night, and nominated Captala
Richard France for Mayor unanimously. Capt France
/. now adore ssDg the people. The meetings. largely
attended and very enthusiastic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
.,.,.,a n, Chnmbersbars, Pa.

CnAanKEsHUEe, Monday, sept O. ISL.
Cholera hus again broken out at this
IT,. T,,,,orn deaths occurred from lest wook, aud
r.. ,rt,,, 20 dsy With several new oasos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
Congressional Nominations.

PHlLADELrHIA, Monday, Sept 6 ls52.
William 5. Price has been nominated
for Congress by the Wings of the Fnst District
Col. Thomas b. Florence was nominated
for rec econ by the Democrats Of the tirs. Congress
eIopal District
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01
LAW CIRCULAR.
WORTHINGTON G.. SNE THEN,
WASHING TON, ID. C.,

WASHINGT TON, D. C.,
CONTINUES TO practice Law exclusively in the Su-
" preme court and attend before Con-
gress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
Departments, Bureaus, and Boards of Commissioners;
To procure Patents for Inventions, at home and a
broad and to Obtain Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Lcgacies, and Inher
in any part of the United States and in Foreign
Countries;
To make investments of funds in Loans and Stocks
aud on Bond and Mortgage, and negotiate the pur
chase and sale Loans Land and Patent-rghts in any
State ffhe Union. aug 9.-dts
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= "a LEXINGTON ~ TE,roug.,

"a LEXINGTON n EEarONGsb
&nx &nx ArnesssI1 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, In
orr MaH PACKET Boats, by Sc3ttSciile
and Ign dbvg-on and after the 6th our Bouts will
cave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, tho usual
hour. and arrive in LynchDuIg in 81 hours und
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning cave Buchanan at A. NJ, every day.
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 81 p.
Leavc Lynchburg ut and arrive in ichmo I'd In
- hours in time with the Norfolk boats eav
ing Mt 50 A. M, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving AT a. NJ.
Passenger for Lexington, connect with daily lnc
of Stages at North River Returning, leave exin ton
every day. except Sundays, and arrive In Richmond in
44 hours.
Passengers for Farrnville fare go; Buckingham II,
fare 1926; Charlottesville fare 81 and Staunon, FIRE
81 will leave Richmond in Monday, Wednesdays and
Fridays Boats
Below card of time of arrival intermediate dis.
tanccs:
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che Dailp nirsirian.
SKETCH or THE
LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT.
coNcLgDED.
ICONCLgDED.
HONORABLE TESTIMONIALS.


That eminent divine and philanthropist DR..
Charming, speaks as follows in the prefacc to
bis Lecture on War; delivered in 1885,
"Much also, is duo to tho benefcient inAu.
ence Of General Scott To this distinguished
man belongs the rare honor Of uniting with
military energy and daring, the spirit of a phi
lanthropst. His exploits in the field, which
placed him in the first rank of soldiers, have
been obscurcd by the purer and moro lasting
glory OF a pacifcator, and a friend of man
KIND. In the whole history Of tho intercourse
ofcivilized communities we doubt whether n
brighter page can be found than TINT which
records his agency in the removal Of the Cher
okees. AS far Us the wrongs done to this race
can be ntoned for General Scott has made the
oxpaian. In his recent mission 10 the dis.
turhed borders ofour country he has succeed
ed, not so much by policy as by the noblcness
and generosity his character, by moral in
fluence, by the earnest conviction with which
he has enforced, on all with whom he had to
do, the obligations of patriotism, justice, hu-
manity, and religion IL wnuld not he easy to
find among Us mon who has Won purer
fame
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C5RLS.


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CHAS L. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lynchbnrg and stopping at DIB-
REIIs have the privilege of visiting the "VIRGrNIAN
READING ROOM during their stay. Cards of adms-
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w Church Street and First Alley, Lynclburg, Va.
GEo. CAMERoN, Proprietor.
II Persons travelling through visiting Lynchburg,
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Mny IL dts
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TsERNLS.

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beer pail.
ADV EASEMENTS inserted for 50 pr square, (or
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~ Eicllmond. Petersburg. NORFOLK

Is1A k%icHnOfau, feteESDuEg. NSEIOiA
-zssk- AND NEW-YORK STEAM PACKET COM
PANY, have tn, line their new and powerful
low pressure Steam Propeller, CHy Of Richmond r.
w FOSTER Master. she is double iron braced and fas
tened, equal any ships of twice her tonnage She
has fine State Room accommodations for passengers
and pains will be spared to make her the popular
vessel for persons travelling this route, and goods will
be delivered with certainty ofme in few hours after
launched and will tuke her place in the line in few
days, to be commanded by JAMES PosT. This line
with a line of steamers at pier eight, New York
for Boston.
AGENTS s........ MAILOR & LORD, New-York;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond.
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LYNCHBURG,
RICHMOyO.


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IL fsichmO Ond, Via,
0fer for sale from Store AID 10 arrirt
PLAsTEn-300 tons city ground fresh,
GUASo-500 a. genuine Peruvian,
GLAss-l000 boxes 8xl0, lxle,
NAILs-1500 kegs
AxEs-l50 dozen Arch. & Co. warranted
CoFFEE-40o l.ags Costo Rico.
" 300 d" Rio aud Laguyru
+" $50 d" Java,
MAccARosr-100 boxes fresh,
ALmoSDs-25 bags,
OIL-30 casks for Rail Roads,
HrRRISos-l00 II barrels No |.
MAcKEREL-50 half barrels Mo-.
PoRTER-50 casks London,
ALE-50 a Younger Scotch Ale
BRtNDY-50 half pipes direct from London Dock,
English Cheese da2 Mustard,
CHAMPAaNE-l00bask Hcicdsiek and Hungarian Ly.
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WtNE-Shery, Madeira and Polt
WHIsKEY-Scotch, Irish and Family Rye,
CASDLEs-Adamantne and Sperm,
Al of which offer the trade favorable terms
iy % l3t
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sTEAM MSHIP LINE OF
FOR CAPE MAY.

FOR CAPE NAY.
The Virginia and Pennsylvania will touch at Cnpe
May during the bathing season. to land passengers.
Passage to Cape May SO, meals included, thus saving
about half the expenses visiting this delightful hathing
place Apply to MAYO & ATKINSON
Agents, Richmond.
B-The ships returning, leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday nj 10 o'clock A. NJ au2 d.
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Hon. john M. Clayton, former Secretary Of
State, addressed public meeting at Della.
ware city, ~on April II, when he said, that
Gen. Scott possessed a clear judgment and
enlightened mind, respecting the political af
fairs of the country; that he was lawyer by
education, having left his profession in early
life to serve the nation as a soldier; that he was
well instructed in the Constitutional law and
history ofthe Union, and acquainted with in
ternational jurisprudence; that. while be was
the able General he was also an accomplished
scholar and publicist; and that he was compe.
petent, point of Intellectual strength and &C.
quirements, to fill, with credit to himself and
advantage to the country, the high post of i,s
chief magistrate. In referring to hi, services
Mr.. Clayton said he had fought moro battles