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prepared by the Clerk Of the House of Dele.

prepared BY the Clerk of,he House of Dele
gales. ts
A number Of Senate bills passed. which it
will he unnecessary to notice before they 60 to
the House for consideration.
HOUSE. +.
A message was received from tho Senate
informing the House that the Senate had pas
sed bill imposing taxes for the support
Of the government for the year 1852 and 1853.
The bill. on motion Of M. Goode of Mecklen-
burg. was made the order of the day for to
morrow Thursday at ! l O'Clock.
The House agreed to the amendments ofthe
Senate to rhe following bills: Authoiising the
election of an additional Constable in any dis
|irict-incorpo. aing the Bank Of Marion in the
county Of Smythe--and disagreed to amend
mcnrs of the Senate to the Manassas Gap Rail
road bill, to extend II branch of their road from
Sirasburg TO some point ON the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad
The following hill. were reported: Author
i>ing the corporation Of Fredericksburg to
make loan IL, the iiaz.l River. Navigation
Company; Senate lii Incorporating the Rich
mnJ and York River Railroad Company.
with recommendation from the Cornrnifter
on Roads &c, that the bill be rejected.
On moion of Mr. Patrick, the v"terejecting
the Hill from the Senate. providing for rev
Economical instruments and the employment Of
an Engineer to construct perf,,c, map Of tho
Stale. wa, re-consi,lered, and the bill laid on
the table.
A bill from the Senate establishing the sala
ries of the vaiious officers Of government. the
compensation of clerks. members and officers
Of the General Assembly, amount Of mileage
and other allow ances. Was taken up, and con
iinucd under consideration up to the hour of
adjournment at o clock. The consideration
of the. hill was resumed last night a, 8 o'clock.
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lane 7-lt GEORGE SEEPTOE.



PRovIsross- Bacon--an,ving freely. Sai.> al
III bi the quantity and dull.
PoRK.-None.
BEEv.-We quote by the gunnti.ya las cts.
FLoUR.-f's dull.
WHsAT.-Rcd zoe; White ~
MEAL- Corn Meal 70,75c.
GRafS.-Corn 65a7 o cts; Oars 40 Ia Is cents.
GrASo.-Bes, Peruvian $50 tn So rcrt"n.
PL,srER.-~ Lump -; Ground $40. in Bags, Bbl- III
SUG,Rs.-New Orleans 65a9 Porto Rico O 10
cts. Clarified l0all rts. Loaf H. to I24 cts.
Observation-Disclosures 30 cts.
BEEswAx.-2l to - cents.
BurrER-In good demand. Firkin 10 to Is. Fresh
IL To 20.
BsAxpr.-Apple. 4Qa45; Pouch. 80 10 s5crs.
BAR IKos.-s75s80 sssortrddull.
CoFr2E.-Rio II tn IA tayuiri ia ie4 Mocha
81: Java H. toll
Cou>rnY I.issss.-Tow Ito 10 source and want
ed Flax i2aiActs.
CorToN faaSs.-Salcs lGat7
FEArHgRs.--35 SO
Woot-.5 to % cts. in d,i'
WooI RoLLs.-35 ,oo74 very
GINsENG-32a35 cis.
FLAX SrED.-Sales 100 per sc Ii.
Fi>H.-Herrincs No. /, $50; Halifax M. Hearings,
3Sas7 j; Shnd. sl3: Muckenl, M. 3. IA IS
TAlLow.--Sto 81 cts.-duil.
TAg.-$3.50 per Dbl.
.IsNr.-We quote 81 to6 &c. in demand.
LlNsEnD OrL.-7O,7 5cts.-,h demand.
LAME 10 l2l cts
MuLassEs.-West India 81 to 40 cts. per gallon
y. o. 42 10 a
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Range Of the ThermO meter
AT TIE
VIRGINIAN RE AIDING ROOM
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORTOF RICHMOND.

SAILED
Schr P"cahonras, Briley. Baltimore.
Steamer Rnanohe, New York.
NEW YORK. MAY 3l.--Cle schr Orianna Dodge
Richmond.
ARRIVED.
Srhr North Wind Bunting, Baltimore, guano TO H
W. Fry.
Schr Telegraph. Boze. Baltimore 4S hours, guano to
H. ". Fry. q
ScLr Ocean, Mitchell Baltimore, so hours guano to
H. W. Fry.
Schr Courier. Davis. Baltimore, guano H. w. Fry
Schr. VIM. Spear. Mitchell Baltimore, lumber TO W
II. Grant
Schr. Sharon. THATCHER Boston, md.e. to d. Cunie
Sehr Mary Timer. Norfolk. mdsc.
Schr. w I. Williams. Albany lumber.
SAILED.
Steamer Pennsylvania. Bsymole Phindelphis Nave
& Asknsun.
PHILADELPHIA, June l--Arrived. scbr Eldad
farvi. Richmond
NEW YORK June -Ar,l schr Mary Eliza, Smith
Richmcni. Sip Geneva. Tucker. from Richmond
(March e5thl for Sun Francisco, spoken 4th ut-
la. Ii n. Ion. l445w.
ARRIVED
Schr. Hope. ki,win Batmorr
Scr New York. futile. mdse 10 D. Curric.
SAILED.
Schr Elizab"th. Harrington. Norfolk.
NEW YORk, nne2-Cid, Schr Mary ]. Peck Du
puy, Rirhmo.d
JACKSONVILLE. (Fla.) May ae-srd sclr Oregon
Conner, Rcl mond.
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NOTICE.--JAMEs RiVER LAND

IN FOR SALE.-Thc undersigned wishes to move
Texas this fall and offers his desirable lands for sale
in the county of Botetourt, Virgiua. living on James
River, twenty miles above Buchanan. where the Packet
boats run t". There isupwards Of Eight Humd red
Acres in the home unc;-and one hundred and fly
acres nt lo- ground-rlenty # Timber. AID good
portion of wheat land it, The house live in is
- TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING ras- ~
EsiS sage and nine line Brick Mill. E
two pair of runners in H. good Saw MILL nrce Store
and Lumber House = feet long 81 wii-. A large frame
Barn. ~ fee. long "a feet wide and all necessary out
buidngs-hne meadows. good Orchard Of selected
Fruits. in good neghborhood. and rs fine water a. is
in the county. The other is two story buuse " ;ih
fur five hundred yards III. in fine situation all
our buildings requisite it. The other is ose
mile Cow the river Of 81 Acres, hundred in
OF the best low ground on James Rver-two good To-
bacco hou-es-a well efas fins could be with
ed for There is good turnpike running frum this
place 10 the Sweet Springs 80 niles miles to Daggcr-
Springs. offer this property privately the last of
June. III sell will let it be known in the paper>-f
not sold privately. Twill sell at public auction onthe 18th
day Of August il fair ii the fair day To any
gentleman wishing the land. will be present
show any time It is seldom that such land is ia
market the whole being in a fine state Of cultivation.
The River is navigahe for small boats Covine ton.
thirty miles above this place.
(June 7-risA1 JOHN Shirley.
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WHEAT-Markct closed
fI.OUR-Sales on bark Of COED brands at - 1S3.
CORN MEAL-6JQ70 c-nts--du.
OATS-40c. and scarce.
RYE-75c.
FISIl-ilerrings. new No. I. Cut Sc go Gross $5i;
Roe & 90; Mackerel. No.3 So: NJ. !, sl0i No !,
$ll Shad-nonc in market.
LARD-Bbis. IL To IL r. kegs III
BACON-Sides held Mt II cents Shoulders %: Hams
H. tolJ.
MoLASSES.-Sweet Cuba 20d22c. New Orleans,
2Sa 30t.
IRUN-Pig Iron sai To 80. according 10 quality !;
Swced sos per ton: English $50; Trrdcgar. Richmond
manutuciory $65 UP Country Bar $saa 81 according
to qunliiy
GIANO-Pcruv:an ASA from wharf. 4Gi from store.
COFFEE-Prime crop Lngnnyra 9! a o3c. Ri",
good r"rrme 9!d93
GLOVER SEED-Season ovcr-nonc selling.
rLASTER-Lump % Is to I; Ground : so
StLT-Fr"n store 81 -: sale from wharf g. .30d s.
SuGAR-Ncw Orleans Il a &c. Port" Rico 5a 64e
HAY-Northcrn, in bales-from wluh 81. from store
81 10.
STEEL-American blis;erd 81 05 10 10 per- ton
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EXCHANGES.
STOCK.
ESic h mOnd Markets June 3rGl.

ToRAcco-Monday and Tuesday being holidays.
nothing done at the Warehouses.
The breaks yesterday were large and will continue
Ton time come, and planters who have already
feste their crops will be able do before the
midd. of the month
Prices for all useful descriptions anima ed The
quantity of good and line shipping Tobacco has been
small YET. but expect good deal wl be done
This month. We make advance in quotations
itr common and medium kinds Of Leaf We quote Iugs
3 Is to IL. Common Loaf 81 - To IS. Medium 81
- To 81 Good 81 80 $3.50. Fine shipping mud
ming ~ 80 To $40. Fine manufacturing $40 Ia BIG
We give below the in -ps ctons in the Stae Isl June
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Delegates to the WING National Con.
YcntiOl.

TRENTON. y. ]. june 2.-The Wing Con
vention 10 day elected delegate to the M
tional Convention. No instructions were vo-
tad, but the Convention was unani,pouS for
Scott.
BosroN, June 2.-The Wings of the 9TH
Jistric, of Massachusetts have elected Henry
l.. Dawes, of Adams, delegate 10 the National
Convention; and Chas. H. Plummer substitute
Dawes is claimed for Scott:
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New Maumpshire L.sisIature.

Conc, RID, n. H. .June2.-Ih.. New Hamp
shire Legislature met this morning.
In the Senate Hon. John S. Wells of Exc
ter, was chosen President; w. l.. Foster Of
keenr, clerk; and George C. Williams Of Lam
caster. assistant clerk. In the House George
w. Knteridge, of New Market. WINS chosen
Speaker, and Thomas G. Whipple oi Mere
dith, chosen clerk. The above ali Demo-
Gratis. The Wing vote for Speaker was "a,
and the Free Soil go.
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the President appointed Messrs. Hallc,. Van
Dyke, Ssyles. Pratt. and Weich OF penn.ylva
MIA.
( The Convention. At seve- o'clock adjourned
until Wednesday, a, ten o'clock.
BALrrmoRx. .Jup.

3, =.
The Convention met this morning. pursu.nt
10 a.ilonrnmrnt. Several resolutions. APPROX
ing the Compromise measures. were read and
ordered tn b. printed.
he committee on credentials announced.
aro"gh their chairman. that they mere M,
ready to report.
AFTERNOON SESSION
TN, the re- assembling of the Convention this
afternoon. the committee on credentials an.
n,unced that they ere not relay to report
They were still discussing the contested seats
ofihe Georgia delegation. A resolution pro-
posing to lay down Platform of principles
before making nomination. caused warm
debate, in which Mr. Wise was the principal
speaker in favor and Mr.. Soul.. ag.inst Tin,
resolution WAS fuali, iaid az The tbsle
The committee on Gre leri.als made their re-
port. a majority were agnits, M. Rautoni's
holding seat and a nino'uy submitted u re-
ror, il his favor; Will, 10 /, recommended that
the iwo delegations from Grorgii, should re-, ain
seals on the floor. aud east heir votes a~ in
siruc,ed by III. State Convention then adjourn.
ed Ia o'cl.ck. u. NJ.
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SENATE.

WEDNrsDA,. June 3
The resolutions from the House in relation
to the case at Jordan Hatcher. " ere together
" iih substitute offered by Mr.. Dougles. laid
"n the tahle-ayrs 90. noes II tsnpposed To
lie a final deposition "t the suljrc,)
The f,io~ing bills from 'he House were
passed: Incorporating the United Insurance
Company Of Notwithstanding the
Valley Union Education Society OF Virginia
to confer Collegiate dcgrees-Incorrora,ing
the Clnvcr Hill Academy Of Chesterfield and
/. bill cencerniug the annual meetin, Of School
Commissioners. and concerning Superinten-
dents nf Schools
rint rrsolu'ian was adopted. requiring
the Pubic Printer 10 print The acts and rr.oiu
''s'"s passed by the present session 81 the Cen
r-.i Assembly. prior to i,e adjournment on the
9Th Inst. aud also the abstracts Of those acts
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I SEABUKY'S Shoe Store

n
~ 1t will be remembered that when l CONNIE IN, ed
business under mvcKn year two since. FOUR
toward the Market House from the old stand,
took the above and having strictly adhered
il. endeavorng to make my sales mutually bfncfch to
The purchaser and myself, now. under the rule.
der atruy generous community probably the most
extensive assortment of Dress and common BOOTS
and shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and
S'dises. Travelling Bags. Umbrellas. Shoe Th,"ad aud
irer articles belonging to my business hattas ever
presented the citizens of Lynchburg and those
who purchase in this marker.
My experience my business, having paid eFclpsirc
7ieafin it for twenty five years, my acqunir-
with Manufacturers aud Dealers. and my long
residence in Lynchburg. qualities to prepare my
self to do IS well as the best, and III it is
very thankful for the liberal patronage received,
and shall strive TO secure its continuance.
P.SEARCRY.
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LATEST NEWS.


Late from Caiifornia--Artrat of.the Crescent
City.
New YoRK. Jnnc3 3.
The steamer Crescent City. With California
mails. arrived here to-day.
Awar between Peru and Ecuador is soon
expected.
I, is said that Flores will shortly commence
operations against Guayquil The Peruvian
Consul has been driven thence.
Tho steamer United States had arrived at
panama from A-pinwall. The railroad at
that place is being enerRe,ically prosecuted.
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CoMIdERCIAL RECORD.
1905 hhd..


Inspected to 81 May 1852 ---..----- 1905 hhds
do same date last year 2o10
During the past week market has been animated
for Ill disrripti.ns of Tobrcobut particular for
really good and fine qalit es-and: rices
higher thar any before recorded paid for crop Of
hhds. raised by Mrs A. g. Wiliums of Bedford. viz
for Nos l. and purchased by Messr- Armsteaa &
Warwick ut A92; 1915 and s35.25-No's. and 4 by
Mes.rs Booker IL Brother at 10 and s27 .50-Eos.
and by Messrs Warwick, Otey 4 Co. At ei0-e5 and
4IO.50-average Of the ground pustion q hhd-.
e444s. and for rho crop of hbd- $3.50. Many hide
Of other crops selling at from 81. to ta7.it The in
specific for the week has been 42t hiids. Sales 81
shipping Lug- from - so $780, manufacturing
Lugs 50. 50 to $780, Leaf $50 To $3.50 me
dun do $3.50 $780, good and 6ne shipping and stem
ing $3.50 to s7S7; good and fine manufacturing from
s. upwards The receipts Of loose Tobacco is still large.
and the article in hds becomes abundant loose
parcels are Of course neglected.
WHEAT.-90 to 9jc. for Red and White.
WM SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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Arrival or the Northern LiSht-Later
from California.

NEW DIRK, J unc 2.
The steamship Northern Light, with San
Francisco dates to may 6 arrived 10 day
The steamer Columbia left San Francisco on
the 6lh,s it'll nearly two million dollars in gold
on hoord
Both branches Of the Legislature had pas.
.ed JOINT resolutions infavor OF the Compromise
measures,
The whites had an engagement with the In
dams near Shasta. aud about $50 Of the latter
were mastered.
Serious difficulties had arisen between the
Americans and Chinesein Sacramento. Large
numbers of Chinese had been expelled from
the mines
The intelligence from the mines. was favor
able, and business of all kinds brisk.
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ARRIVAL OF TIL E STEAMSHIP ASIA.
Four Days Later from Europe.


ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHlP ASIA.
Four Days Later from Europe.
New York, June 2.
The Asia has arrived with Liverpool 1ates
to May 22J.
LIVERPOOL. MARKETS
COTTON Sales of the week $4,000 bales.
Of which $4,000 were for export and 10000
for speculation. Hollingshead's Circular says
all descriptions of cotton have declined nearly
Id. The market closed steady.
FLoUR-Western Canal steady at 20.. Ohio
2ls.
CoRN-Yellow 3Os white 29s Cd
CoNsoLs --Consols held at99s.
RIcE.-Quet and prices unchanged.
SrG,R.-NIarket buoy ant. and held at higher
Rates.
RosIN-Common qualities S. to IS lOd.
ENGLAND.
The Disabilities Bill had been repealed in
the House of Commons. Lord Palmerston
called the attention Of Parliament To the dan
ger threatening the constitutional government
in Spain.
The steamer Franklin and City Of G asgo w
had arrived.
Odillon Barrett, and other distinguished per.
sons, had refused to take the oath of allegiance.
Three hundred more political prisoners had
been transported
AUSTRIA.
Baron Rothschld had taken the new Aus,
trian loan of twenty five millions horins.
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BALTIMORE. June 2.
RallOtjOg for the PrsSides,Sy

The Convention To day ruled out Rantoul
of Massachus It's, and Commander of South
Carolina.
The Georgia States Right, delegates we're
recognized as the legitimate representatives oil
that State.
The Convention then proceeded 10 hallo. for
candidate for the Presidency, with the fol-
low ing r, suit:
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Late from I,eras.

New ORLEANS, June 2.
Advices from Texas state that the Mexican
outragcs still continue on the Rio Grsnde.
The steamer Camanche had been fired into.
and an American custom house officer narrow
" escnped death.
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SENATE.


THURSDAY, June Sd.
EVENING SESSION.
Sunday bills were passed. among them bills
with The following tirles-
Berea'ing the alh section of an act ncorpo-
rating the Mlddlcbrook and Brownsburg turn
pike company:
andra and Washington navigation Company:
To incorporate the Fredericksburg and
Lowell manufacturing company
Releasing fine to tsp,. Thrp. Minor:
For the rel,rf Of Stephen Hansberger Of
Rockingham. and Armstead Davis and G. R.
c. James. of The COUNTY of Gloucester; and
Concerning money paid int" Court. and pro
vding for The appointment OF general receivers
&C.,
Also. Senate bill authorizing commission
ers ofthe revcnne to employ assistants. &c
On motion of Mr.. Creish, the Senate adj
journcd.
HOUSE.
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed The consideration Of the
hill concerning TIM salaries of officers.
After the discussion and rejection of sundry
prnpos ions 10 amend the bill
Ga melton Of Mr.. Hardy, the House ad-
journcd.
SENATE
TnrRspAv. June 81, 1852.
The joint resolution from the House direct
ing reports OF the officers of government for the
present year 10 he prnted and distributed at
the adjourned ss'ssinn. was agreed to.
Mr.. WATSON reported bill extending the
power al the corporate authorizes of the town
Of Charlottesville.
BILLS PASSED.
The follow ing Senate bills were passed:
Authorizing the issue of license in certain
eases;
Providing for the discharge of interest on a
loan from the literary fund to the Medical col
lege Of the Valley OF Virginia.
BILL POSTPONED.
House bills providing for enrolement Of
the militia. &c.; and approPria'ing the entire
capiiaIi, N tax 10 education IN lmary schools.
we're laii upon the table-io he considered al
tho adjourned session.
CASE Of JORDAN HATCHER.
Mr.. Braxron moved to take up the preamble
and resolutions relative To the exercise by the
Governor of the pow err of communication OF pun
ishment. in the case of Jordan Hatcher reject
ed-yeas IA. naysl9
On muion of Mr.. Stova;;. the Senate adj
journcd until s o'clock p. NJ.
HOUSE.
A resolution from the Senate authorizing the
Treasurer 10 tonntersign the notes of ln1cpen
dent hanks. at such time and places as may not
interfere with the regular duties of his office
&c, was agreed to.
STREET NEAR THE ARMORY.
Mr. kee. from the committee on the Armory,
presented a report adverse 10 the petitions Of
the Council and Cirizens Of Richmond city.
for the opening of Il street through the Armory
grounds--(in from, Of the Arnory.) Also. u
bill
Providing for change in the location Of
sheets through, the public land attached to the
-\rnory.
THE TAX BILL.
The Senate ill imposing taxes for the sup
port of government for the years 1928,
was taken up for consideration.
Mr.. Gnode Of NJ i, addressed the House at
some length.
After the consideration of sundry amend
ments proPosue, TO the bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Robinson. the House ad
iourned until 3 o. lock T. NJ.
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CONGRESS.--N Of the House

CONG --Ncithcr Of the Houses
were in session on the LIST and % instant
WASHINGTON. June 5. 1852
The Senate met at l2 o'clock. hut there was
barely quorum of members present
The Chair presented message from the
President. in answer to the resolution Of Mr.
Rusk calling for information from the War and
Navy Departments.
a large number of petitions in favor of the
Homestead bill were presented by various
Senate. y, and on motion of Mr.. Clemens ai
upon the table
The amendment to the Homestead bill wa.
ordered to be printed.
Mr. BrolheaI notified of his intention to in
troluce bill for the payment Of the workmen
engaged on the wings of the Capital during the
suspension of work.
The Missouri Railroad bill was then taken
up.
The House is not in session to-day.
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The New York Journal OF the 2d inst. says:
There is increased buoyancy in the market. and cap-
tnl is again freely offered fur short oaus although
ur time contracts. and business paper 90 days
run, the rates still continue in favor Of the lender The
Foreign is regarded the whole favorable to
commercial prosperity.
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WHITTEMDRi OFFICE.
ANOTHER CAPIT3L hOL Dtt
schemes for The week.
hIon.ay. 7-Deiaware Class lG-7s ~.
Capitn -sa6,750; $4,000; $4,000 10 Of 8 loo
Tickets IS.
Tuesdsy S-Deleware Elk. Class l6-66 II.
Carital--$2o 600: 5000; $4,000; OF Al ,oo0 Tick
els S..
Wrdne.d ay 9-Delrwa. Class l?-15 H.
Caritn,-$33 500; 81 .500 80 QUO; - o 81 200
Tickets $40
Thursday l0-Delcware Elk. Glass 17-7S II.
Capitas-5 Of $4,000; s}.504 20 Of 1000; 50 Of
Si10. Tickets s.
Friday. 1l-Drlcwhre Ex. Glass 1915 .
Capitns-sa0,O0 5000; $1,000 of 81 900. Tick
cts g.
Saturday i2--D-leware Glass 1913 ID
Capitas-s50. 600 sa5. 1893: of 800 100 of $3.50.
Tickets xl5.
Drawn Ma ai hers.
Derware Class II.
81 Al 50 81 10 ~ 66 81 65 II 30 -
kentucky Glass l2d.
30 - . 10 Is % 10 II 4G So
Delaware Glass II.
AZ IS Il 46 80 % AZ Is "a So ca &c - 81
Delaware Glass l4--Nos 6 Is CT n prise Of 1850
~ Orders for packages certificates of packages or
single tickets, OF the LOTTERIES of j. W. Maury
Co, will meet with prompt ali.ntinn if addressed 10
A.F. WHITTEMORE ir.. Lynchburg. Va
Es Communications strictly confidential.
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New Jersey WING STATE Convention.

TRENTON. june 2.-The New Jersey Wing
State Convention met here to-day ana orgari
zed temporarily al l2 o'clock 10y el-cting L.
W. Whiipiev. OF Morris county. temp 'rary
chairman. A committee was then appointed
20 nomi tc permanent officer when the Con
venrion adournrd ill 20 clock.
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1IISCELLANE0UG.
iNCIIRlIN1; yIRGINiA LAND /


- GENCN The undersigned. by request d lind
sellers has established in the Of Lynchurg an sEen.
ey for the sale ei Land the liect Of which y tn niord
facilities both To the purchaser md seller II Land Nc
viii kccp constantly in his office and thorough
descriptions Of ians FOR snc including quai quantity
uca,,,n price, terms, aud all other information
ial To he known by deruns Of purrhsirc; in this
way persons who unacquointed with the country,
mud wishing to purchase, without delay have such
pan.niion pointed out 81 them that We old likely suit
their wishes and the purchaser and seller 'd at
be brought Together; and the other hnnd s"i ran
hiring their land the notice Of ibosc h" nre directly
concerned without notprleiy which j. f'rn nnprasnns
within itself Persons who wish the AID IL this lice IN
selling. give full and description Il their
hand, in order that fair and candid representation n'ny
be- m.dc 10 the purchaser This agency will he adycr-
Used in all the prominent agricultural papcrs.
TrRMs--Teu dollars for entering farm description
book. mud y pr when the land Il sod Any per.
wishing 10 buy land in This section of country, md
Will de<rribc possible TIE Kind Of place that
wenld most likely suit them regards locnton and
quality will be notified il such farm should be put in
the market. take orca-ion TO say tha land will to
BOUGHT siui sod by me speculation.
- O,lrr : ionr- beow the Post Office. where can
brfund All nnsnca,ious post paid will be prompts
ly attended 10. BENJAMIN WILkES.
may 90-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-07

A conduc,a arrived at Vera Cruz on the 9TH
inst, with nearly two millions of dollars in sill
YER
The weather at New Orleans for the past
few da,s has been wet and stormy. also
IL, Mobile.