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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14
~ One of the remarkable fea

Esss One oil the remarkable lea
lures in Mr.. OsJorne's speech in this
place, Q N last Friday. was the asser-
ton, "that the last one of the seces-
sionists we're for Gen. Perez when
he must have know that those ultra
lists in Alabama, at least, have a sep
arate organization--an electoral tick.
ct formed. And the Nashville Ban.
neJ' is laboring to make the impress.
sion that the secessionists of the
Southern States generally will rot
SO for Pierce and Hing. Yet Mr
OSJo,hls says the ecessionists arc
for Pierce.t There is about as much
truth in this as when he said that
Gen. Pierce was indebted to the Free
Soilels and secessionists for his nom
nation.
We mention the foregoing, merely
to show the strain the Scott-stump.
ers are in to make a little capital fol
sold Fuss and Feathers and We
win say that no one ought to be
held accountable for efforts at mis-.
representlon in trying to induce the
Southern people to vote for Genera
Scott; for without it they will be Ger
tain not to do it.
As to what effect the refusal Of the
sccessi onists of Alabama, not to vote
for Ptf rce, will have upon the fina
result in that State, the Montgomery
IARpertissr says: 1T may be ex
pected that We should say something
Of the effect this nomination is tt
have Oh the Presidential election il
Alabama. 1t is no dou bit Gct, thai
50 far as any effect at all is pro
duced, it will lessen, in some degree
the ma jority for Pierce and King
but that it will endan ger the GER
taipty of their carrying the s t te by
a large majority, no one, We presume
will contend. Indeed, it is very GER
tain, to our mind, that a major ty Of
the members the convention them
selves believed that it would ha We nc
tenden cy to lose Pierce and King
the lectoral vote of the State, and
that if they had seriously 90 tem-
plated such a thing. as giving the
vote Of the State to Scott, the result
OF the labors of the (seces siOh) con'
yentioh would have been diffd rent
We think the gentlemen Of this CON
ventioh may be set down as al excep-
ton I'd the rule that che who is not
for US is against us Be this as it
may, i however, Alabama will not fall
ter, and will, beyond all doubt, roll
up for Pierce and King one of the
largest majorities.'
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ron THE pIsrRlcrs.

fOR THE DISTRICTS,
No. SAM MILLIGAK OF Greent,
No. 2, THOMAS {. Lros. OF Knox.
No. 3 Samuel A. SMiTH.ol Bradley
No. 4 10. G. PICKETT. OF Smiih
No. s JOHN X HowARD. ol Wilson
No. 6. WILLIAM T. Ross, of lLincoln-
No. 7. 5. Z. PAvATT. Of Benton
No. E WIN. A QuARLEs, of MonieomeI
No. 9. JAMES 7. DUNLAP. OF Henry
No. 10 ID. NJ CURRIN. of Shelby.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14

The y elbow fever and cholera pre-
all to some extent in New Orleans.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-14
ReIlotrutit Nomi natiou5.
FOR PRESIDENT,
FRANKLI IN P ERCE..
OF Nc9 Hampshire.
FOR vIfE PRESIDENT,
VILLA NJ R. KING,
Of .Ata5amq.
Dcrsa Oeratic EIecloral. Ticket.

ron THE STATE AT LARGE.
JossPH G. GUILD. OF Sumner.
A. o: P. NicHoLsoE. Of Maury.
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TIE QUESTION ANswEREb AGAIN.

The QUESTION ANSWERED AGAIN. :
Let the Free-Soilers themselves an
Iswer Mr.. Osborne's questip n, switch
has the closer utilization with Free
.Soilers, Scott or Pierce?'1 The fol-
lowing is an extract taken from the
circular letter of Lewis D.. Campbell,
wing Free-Soil member to Congress;
and a delegate to the wing Conven-
ton at Baltimore, to his constituents
lin Ohio recently. Mr.. Campbell
says he knows Gen. Scott to be a
Free-Soiler- Read what Mr. c. says
iii you wish a correct answer to MIR.
Osborne's question, (which has the
closer utilization with Ffee-Soilers,
Scott or Pierce?'
81 ha We been elected twice by
Free-soil g6tes, am the representa-
tive of I ree-spili Principles: / know
Gen. Scott to be with me On the sub
ject of 81 ayeryI he is the Friend Of
Liberty, Platfb rm or no Platform;
and five can muster votes enough in
Congress to repeal the Fugitive Law,
as | believe we can, it is within my
personal knowledge that Gen. Scott
will sign the law! Not SO with Gen.
Pierce,he Is as completely sold TO the
South, and to the dealers in human
flesh and blood, as ever Fillmore OF
Webster Wasl
LEWIS D. CAMPBELL"
arP~Which has the e. oser affilia-
ton with the Free soiIers Scott OIL
Pierce??''- IN Eatract IF III. OSBORNE
speech.
ANswER.-The National Era, the
central Abolition OF ryan at Washing
ton, says:
Seward IS the cd unsellor Of Scott.
he has never repudlated his fellow
ship or denied his influence: besides
his nomination was resisted in the
Convention by the South to the very
last, and was finally carried by a sec,
tional vote of the North.
sE@"Which has the closer affilia-
with the Free-soilers, Scott OIL
Pierce?" IN -Extract FROM M. .Os-
bOrne's speech,
Mr.. Cabell, wing mem Der to Con-
gress from Florida, in reference to
Gen. Scott's West Point letter, says:
"Happy to increase the overgrown
power of the north by adding four OF
five more free States to the Union'--
But utterly opposed to any Southern
Acquisition, and to the Annexatl Jon
of territory into which, by POSSIBLE
ty, Slaves may be introduced We r.
ly if is not strange that free soil rs
should be so earnest il their efforts
to nominate the authot Of these let
tersl
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=
DEATHS.

Dl-d, iath- lily, the lstn u.tino. Nil. liIhki
NJ. SpEScrm ia tax 4Jih year al his age.
The absent relative, und aeinaiitanccs 81 the de-
cra.rd, have need be reminded Of the modest and
exemplary department. vi the un-ued on"r ard i'm
movable it-gritv. which characterized bim through life
ui unpbsl rusiv- but dev,"d tety, which gave
the finishing charm every attractive quality "i mad
and hrar for d,uih deprive them Vt TIE ein"-
~ OF all thar n aae HIM dear-y-t will he satsiac
ton them To how iracciu'iy and triumphant!
sarh n iifa er,iiinste,i.
Nj. Spencer ha.. been eonfncd TO hi. chamber for
lew day. ny aiack IL Pneumonia. which h"ueh se-
we're. regarded dangerous. uDt symptoms "i
.n.ge.ur of the Drain began TO m.nii, Themselves,
ami gave ground for weil-teun.rd aatm.
! Wh,n #l the kn"wn means of rriirt proved inehec-
tua whcs it evident that III" ias, ehbing.
hc i,Ermed III hi, situation. and although evident
IL surprised when assured 1t his dSi ger. IL was sur
! sri.e with which apprah.h'ion Was mirglea.
Iii. hr.t remark Il d"no, reni.nisr the DAY for
ma,y yeas. an which cauid hui have been willing 10
!,r Il ha. m my constant 'arr ".'d study to be al
| ~sys ready"
and with .rrab. mercy Exclaimed, AHths GRID
III not Bug n. hore
.My case" Ia. Continued ii. Illustration of the adj
vintage af making timely preparation TOR r.ait Had
prur r,sl nui 81 until could hot have attended Ia
NY ~t-g,, i.,ystbut low all is Js0cs, Pence peace
HI. A.i,irpss~s to the different n-nt-rs vi his family
and the frie.d. present were appropriate, socnn.
s.ni affecting. Nor were sb.ent ro.a,.yss forgotten
tie desired thu, assurances should he them Of hi.
,nis.on to Divine will, nad his readiness to de
pau aud b~ t Christ. He teudrry commended his
h.",~d wife aud children the care al e"nvsnapi
Aeerng God nd committed his sprit 10 it, he
| aerLi-r.
In such franz. "f mind. and with such rxprrs-is OF
confidence and ,r. aud l"y .npon his lips he passed.
tho cu.ug hour. If hi. lite until the afternoon "f the
Sabbarh day w he brexthed nj. last ilus enter
ID ulon ha, RAIL Sabbath oil md gior. which
hAu~s ,"liI.g and ~h"se sui, never declines
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PUIi &C AMP PRIVATE SALES.

--------.-... = . r, N usIA n II n III -i
REOFOBD LAND kV1 M
~ sell on accommodating terms tss 49, -
the county Of Bedford % which nov ssssae' c"n'sM
Ing THREE HUNDRED AND InisLi - III
CRES. which IL wiihn half mile 81 the James -.
River canal and twelve milss sh"vs LyncnDufg'I
There 10 on the land good D~ehins boass sno ~
sscessary and conveniens out housss, 10 e"cd rere-
viii also self another tract IN the .sme county anoss
three miles from the trss. containing DIX SswoOG~
nnd three Acres, which I" within I'VE an =
half ines 81 the canal and ons and halt ~ re Lex
inrtnn Turnpike. On this land there e"od D~cihs
Hor>-and outhoasrs, and SAW MILL with more IN"
half If the land heavily tn,herrd Pcrsons ~ish''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-10

NEW BOOkS.-D. p. PAYNE has just re-
IN ceved the following n. Books.
Cavaers Of Enslnnd 10y H"rtert,
Hearts Unveiled by Saym"re.
Gaictirs and Grnvies by Horace Smith.
Musings Of an Invalid.
Romsnism Home Kirwsn's Letters to Chief JUS
tice Taney,
World Here and There By Dickens.
Home and Social Philosophy by Dickens.
Castle Of 0'rante,
Lee. Remarks the Writings Of Jefferson,
Hou. ehoid Of Sir Thos. MU.r-.
Braces Hungary in 1851.
Romance o. Natural Histnry Wild Scenes and Wild
Hunters.
Barnes notes IN Revelations.
Life and Correspondence Of Lord JsGsry by Lord
Cockburn
Golden Legend. hy Longfcow.
Tepner's Southern Medical Reports.
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Fer Magistrates.

- We are authorised to.ay that JOHN RICK
Ell. At the solicitaea of many friends has become
candidate for tie Office of Justice If tho Peace in Die
trcs No. 2, Campbell county. nsy Ste
We respectfully bring to the notice Of the Voters o
District No I, Amherst county, fosr gentlemen, whr
will b. voted for for Justices Of tha Peace viz Messrs
VIM. Kent, N. B. Masrudsr. Sylvester 9. Burfcrd
sad Zachuriah Tinsley.
MANY vorERs or TaE DIsTRIcr.
may Cite
To tie Voters efthe Seventh District If Campbell:
We take the liberty Of bringing before your suffrage
. worthy citisen for the ofhre Of Magistrate: A.
SNYDER. and il favored with your votes will make
good end efficient officer.
may 10-tde MANY VOTERS
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.DESrRuCTlVE STORM.
Prrrspuso. Nav 1.

The Western papers received here to-day
contain accounts ola dreadful storm which &C.
cured On Friday night last. and which caused
great destruction Of properly. Among other
Disasters. the town Of Lssvenworth. Indiana.
was nearly Destroyed. About 40 houses. some
Of them substantial brick buildings with -
inch walls. were Destroyed by the violence oil
the wind. A number Of persons were badly
injured. and iwo or three were killed. Asva
rious other places the storm was severely felt.
and many houses. fsnces and valuable orchards
were destroyed.
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G.. Steptoe works well in the lead baulks in the
middle, and invariably kicks up when behind; therefore
oil good planters from every county, who have tobaees
to SELL send it to took the lead wear before last
and las, year. and M ci csmstancss intervene ts
prevent my securing the highest prices Look my
sale Of the 9th nsant1 hogshesd Of tobacco sold
Armsteah & Warwick for e45, sold to for SIC.
to Oyler 4 Anderson for Gil rs, and to Spence s
Cawthon for I'll so. All the erop Of Mr.. Lemon. II
Roanoke. which averaged him Us 80. Planters. l am
ahead and IL there i. anything in perseverance,. will
keep ahead. may l0-lt
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LATEST NEWS.
Avriynl g The Europa.
4 pnU NNR IN ET nTfU AMI Or

Avstvul o. the Europa.
ADVANCE IN FLOUR AND COTTOf
Nsw YoRK, Nay 6.
The st~~Saship Europa. has arrived vi
ldusrpco dates to the 2l,h April. her day
asparser~
FRANCE.-Th- Government organ off.
aAy ssases that the President has no intsn.i.
vf~stabi.h;ng the Empire.
AUSTRiA.-The prosecutions against Ko
vuth's mother and sisters has bees ahsndon.
ny the G"vrrrneas. and prrmission given the
10 go to AmesSc1-
EXCHANGING subject Of ahardonir
The sisWp dxsiss tax "n advertisements h,
been I,,wsp~c-d in the House Of Commons.
Th- Peruvian Legation in London forbid
vessels ,r.ding in gu.no from the lslnnds
IscPas Ssrrra and Lopas Neuvs. without pr
vSiSssoa from the Peruvian Government.
iNOlA.--The overland mail from Ind
h@ u-ssved 23A smigrauts from Madras
M~urs'ins ? srished BY the Matches Of the W.
ref IN which they had sought passage. bsin
e.xwened down during storm on the 23d d.
~<snher.
The snip Brilliant hr. arrived Of Liverpo.
from New Son,h Wses with tE2l7.0OO
geld. and another vessel was reported to be
The way with $4,000 ounces OF the precio'
metal. Emigrams from all quarters were Aocl
lns ill.,.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. April 81.
COTTON.-Pricrr have advanced fully 4
during the week. Sales during the same tim
$500 bales Of which speculators t'ok 1900
and exporters 600O hal-s. The following a,
the quotr,ions: Fair Orienn. sgd. midJ!n
std. fair Mobile sgd. middhng 81. fair uplan
std. m;ddling AID.
On Friday the market closed FIRM but NJ
bnoyant. Sales Saturday es,imsted at 700
baipa.
Flour has advanced 81 per bill.
cORN.-Yrllow has advanced shilin,
snd " his has npw ard tendency.
MONEY.-Consos cI,sed at 99ed; III
Bank ha. reduced the rate Of interest to 2 p.
cent.
LONDON MARKETS. April %.
Sugars have advanced 6da Is.
CofFre aud tea have ik~~ lac improved.
HAVANA MARKETS, April 81.
COTTON.-SsIes Of 5000 bales II 81.
Sac. Upland, are quoted at 63a76c. Sales Il
the week I7.l0G b..rs.
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For Clerks Of Comlasy Court.

" We are auth ri.sd announce G 30 " A.DAR-
NEi the 20 .-.i I.sk) Il ter the 81. ~
.hir Campbell eosat. court.
k.b.e-;iis
70 We .., -asanrizea to announce ABNER AN
Tl.CNN, .r.. eaE.is.sts TOR tLr Cisskship II tbs
C.u.i, I.ur at Cana ri.rl-
f- t9-ts
LIZ u . are re- ue-,ad to sprcu &c WILLIAM A.
CLEMESt eanp,dat. ct the Gle, Nsh 81 ti,~ <aua-
81 - Cau.pbsl. Dss IS-Lf
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For Com IN onwcnsth's Attornies.

For Com IN oMycaltii's AttOrnies.
We author zcd tn announce JAMES. +.
COLEMAN ms n candidate for Commonw<alths Atior-
ney Tor the county Of Amherrt may l0-4tif
" We IRE authorised to announce G. A. WING
FIE Id candidate for Commonwealth, Attorney for
the ounty of Bedford. ma, 3--tes
g. We IRE authorised announce DANIEL MARI
a candidate for the Office Of Conference.-The Auor
ney for the county Of csmrhell. April le-tda
~ Wa authorised to announce JOSEPH MAR
TIN Esq. usa candidate for COMMUNICABLE Attorney
tor the county court of Phtsylvania. mare5-ts
EY-We authorised % announce JOHN G. MUIR
RELL n candidate for the office Of Communicable
ATTORNEY. for the county Of CAM boil under the
Constitution. Oct 30-ifts
II Va authorised to srst. thst EDWARD d.
CHRISTIAN is a candidate for Comronw eslth's At
,ora-y Tor the counry sf Cam phe under the Com
sti,utioE. Oct 3o-isis
~ We authorized to announrr ROBERT J..
KENT n candidate fnr tho "tfrs of ommon wealth .
Attornr, Tor the county Of Campbell. Nov. G-ts
IT. We are requested tounn,urce JOHN Is. DAB
NEi candidate for Commonwealth Attorney for the
| county of Cnmphr Dec l5--ifis
&E Ne are requested 10 s,s,e that Cal. JOEL b.
LEfTN iCi is candidate for Common wealth, Attor-
ne,. for the county of Campbell. under th-new Con-
siitntinn. Oct 30-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-10

y We authorised to announce M r. HURT,
EsaR candidate for the Commissioner Of the Ravsnue
& the county Of Franklin. msy 10-tde
y Wsare authorised to announce ROBERT JOHN
son q candidate for Commissioner Of the Revenue
! in the Western District Of Campbell county.
(may 6.Ite] Rep copy.
" We authorised TO announce CREED FOS-
TER n candidate for Commissioner at the Revenue,
in the Eastern District Of Campbell county.
mar 29-wte
" We are authorized to announce Col ALLAN
T.. WILLIE, u candidate for the os6ce Of COnmis-
| .ioner ofthe Revenue for Campbell county.
March 29--is
" We are authorised to announce JAMES p.
SMITH q candidate for Commissioner Of the Reve-
for mberst couary. muir este
n We authorised to announce MIR. FRANCIS
THORNTON candidate for Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the county Of Campbell. Dec l-tsh
r. We are authorised to announce DAVID HOFF'
nan candidate for the office Of Commi.sio ii tue
for the Western District ofthe county ofCamP
ell. Jan 5-tsif
1--WE authorized to announce 70. o. DOSS 4
,ndidate for Commission Of the A.venue for the
.,unty Of Campbell. Ian l5-tts
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THRUST SALE srVALUARLE LAND
Il NEA H n n, m N ON n =. . by virtue ul u decd

Il NEAB kSlCIhm ON - s-sby virtue u dceu
Of trust executed TO by Adolphus d. Read. ~.
cath July. lS49, and recorded in the Clssks Office Vt
the county Court OF Henrico, shsl % the 2ath Of
May 1852. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. upos the premises.
proceed sell public auction, to the hi host bidder.
the right title and interest suid Read In the tract
Of land in the county Of H,nrico. whsreof Reuben
Bakey died Aized which consisted in estate In fec
simple nbout 800 Of the said land, but which ut
the date OF sad deed subject two prior liens Gre
mred BY decds. recorded in tho Office the
far tho benefit Of Mrs. Frances A. Wsrwick. and the
other for the benefit Of Geo W. Warwick and Daniel
Warwick.
Since the date sfthe deed u.s. 20 Of the said
land, have been sold under rho prior dseds and the
lien Of Mrs. Frances A. Warwick has been unchanged
and il expected that before the day Of sae tho
lien created by the other deed, will also be discharged
or removed. to enable sell the said land Dis
charged of said liens. +-..s
The land nd oins the lands Of Mcssrs Shore. Win
ston Henry Bnkcy, Poe, Pnrkhis, Reuben Boyd, and
Roy ]. Is about mile frp,i Rockets, snd mile and
half from the Dock; Is very coavenient distane
for persons doing business in Richmond, who wish to
reside Of the City and Is in position where ' val
il likely to BE- greatly increased by public improve
ments now in process ofconstruc'ion Il s said to 10
well wounded and wstered II will DO sold In lots Vi
convenient sire to suit purchasers.
The term. will be made known on the day OF sale.
M So' !, i D xXKchf }rr.''...
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Morsmrnfs OF Kossxth-4Ayriral Of Dasel
IVeb,ter.
BosroN. May 1.
Kos.uth. accompanied by Gov. Boutwell,.
to-day. visited Cambridge. Harvard College.
Mount Auburn. &c, and dinsd at the residence
ofProf Longfellow.
Hon. Daniel Webster. arrived at S o'clock.
and ~ss received at the depot by large num-
her of friends. He briefly thanked them Tor
their warm greeting. He will proceed to
MxrshficId Tomorrow
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BOSTON. Mays
The schooner Byzantine. Capt. Avery. from
Port .u Prince. arrived here today. with dates
to the 18th ult. Capt. A. reports it very sick-
ly when he sailed. and many vessels were de-
tanned In port in consequence of their crews
being sick. All business was to he suspended
for ton days. commencing on the 18th. in con-
sequence Of the coronation of the Emperor So.
louCue
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Ariealefthe 1Hbel-Latert from Havana asd
Key Wesf,

CHAMELEON. May 3.
The Stesmer label has arrived, with Ha
van. and Key West dates to the 30th ult.-
Affairs in Cuba are quiet.
Sugars at Havana were more active and
frn,er The stock wss light. Molssses COM
handed II rails. Coffee was very dull.
key West vas healthy. An arrival from
Tampa reports that II Indians had come in
and surrendered themselves. and it was ex.
pect-J tbs, the whole tribe would shortly EN-.
iKrstc.
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REV. VERNON ESKRIDGE. U.S.N.

PORTSMOUTH, vs., Aug. IS. 1851.
Mr.. J. 4. Boush-Dear Sir While / am 10 general
opposed to Patent Medicines. candor compes
state that have great confidence in the virtue. Of
Hamptons Vegetable Tincturc. For several months
past have used it in my family. and in Dyspepsia, loss
Of appetite, dizziness and general debility. with entire
success SO far my experience extends therefore.
taks pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted
safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully. yours.
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain U. 8. Navy
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KossutA in LoYci!. IT..
LOWELL May 5th.-kossu,h was. received
here nj half past one this afternoon.
There was a fine display Of military. 6remen
&c.
Three large boarding houses in this place
owned by J. Scripture. were burnt last even
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-10

LNOR SALE...rhs undersigned has for -
L sale two Houses and Lots-the h"usss arc "a
brick and recently built, with oil necessary out houses
and well Of WATER and the lots contain hresfeurths Of
in the ncshborhood Of D. B. fnyne. and opposite
Edmund Iogwo Gods and desirable famiiy residences.
have for sale ase. three building Lots In tho same
neishborhood. each containing acre.
Far terms, apply to Greed ]. Wiils in the absence
Of the undersigned. WIN. DANIEL, in.
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CHEAP Boots. Shoes, Hats, &c. l
~ take pleasure in calling the II the public
tony Well assorted Stock Of Boots Shoes Caps Hats
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags. Panama and other
Summer Hatsoomrr.inr every thing used for the head
and taAwhich have recently baught in the Northern
cities, and am offering very low Prices in order to in.
duce large sales think ii will BE- the interest of ali
call as prefer "a Dmbc penny a slow shilling.
Ny arrangements made keep up the Stock
through the with fresh and devnble 9oods
march 2g-iftf JOHN q MEEM
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All psrsons announcing themselves candidates for Of.
6cs under ths New Constitution, will bechs ged the
usual advsrtising rates.
Cemmunicstons Recommending persons fnr oAcss.
except such - Peseal. and the Judgsshps. will
be charged ~ sdvertss meats
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TALUABLE PROPERTY Fph MALE
C.ing to :he III health Of my family. hsv. de
mined To retire tn private life and cder fer sale
II valuable Property in the town Of Liberty. B~dford
unity Va, known M the BELL Tavern. "a
is w"il-srnwn property is OF the most de- SS3
abe stands for Tavern in the State Of Virg
reputation is widely extended, and t- custom. al
large has. suce the compe'ioo of the Virginia and
Railroad to Liberty. greatly increased. Tn.
syern House is large brick building. in Thorough
r from cellar garnet The Dining.roomi il spacious
viii comfortably 100 pcr.ons. The Kitchen i.
nrw brick building. containing four large and comtor
Vie ,o"ms. The kirbe il large and new; there Is q
rye ice-hous-. we'll Of water and well.house and all
her necessary and convenient boi.Jings he pr~m
.. Attached to the Tavern lot. ia u lot Of absut s
res Of iand well set in grass ard clover, which viii
sold with it. IL the purchn ser desires it. The Fur
iture. alsu, can be bough: q moderate price.
IALSO OFFER FOR SALE. NY TRACT OF
".d Lying about q miles w. Of the If Liberty
rough which the Virginia and Tenn-sses Railroad
al the I.ynohharE and Salem Turnpike run. Thi.
aci CONTAINS shout 500 is in high Of i'm
rnvemcn,. well tnbered. well water.d, md Gnel,
ap,ed 10 the growth of grass and a kinds of grain
al to the culture Of Tobacco. II Of the dc
rnbi~ Of land In the county Of Bedford invite
wishing To buy land exsnine it, and will take
lrasure in showing ii any lime.
Nav l0-wt9U;v WILLIAM TERRY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-10
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MARRIAGES.

Married Il. Wednesday rv"Hing last. 10y the kev
Mr. CRANBERRY Mr.. HEsRY SsiDER to Mis-. ELIzABsTH
| J. BREWER. al. .f I.ynchbure.
the 29th ut April, b, the Rev. Mr. Lsngh"rne
| rnoxAs II. BkowS To LOUISA Il. CoLEnAs, both :"
Cnupbeii univ,