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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate in Han
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WHEREAS. on the ninth day OF December, 1917,
Wv William p. Owslsy, by his certain deed Of trust,
Of that da'e sold and conveyed TO Robert r. Iakensn
and Charles W. lowering, Two Lots OF ground IN thu
city OF hanntpei anu Stale OF MissoasI; iaess
Two lots known as Lots numbered and eight, In
Block numbered thirty-seyen in said city; and By
said deed they, the said Lakenan and Lsvsring, were
authorised to sell said lots Of ground at the said ey
the highes ane best bidder for cash. IN the said
Owsey did not Il the time pay certain notes named IN
pay off and discharge the same-sad notes being giTeR
by said Owsley 10 Jamison Samuei-and befors fhs
undersigned could sell said property by the TENS Or
said deed they BY the required to give tAea-
ty days public notice Of the time, terms and aes Of
said Sale and Ofths property TO be sod In sore news
paper printed in Hannibal,
All which Viii appear by The Record Of sid deed,
the same having been filed for record in the Office ef
&c Recorder for Marion county, Missouri, on the fsh
DAY of December, 1871. and being Of Ree0sd In said
Office in Book n for recording eonVeyanees, &C., pages
353 and ISL. And said owsleY did not pay OF or
discharge said notes. any oftAe, Or any part Of then,
as they due within sixty days after
they ANY Of them became due and as the assgnsa
and holder Of Saal notes has required the undersigned 10
sell the aforesaid lots for the payment Of said notes.
authorised by said deed Now, this is 10 give notice,
that in pursuance of said deed, AID ofte premises,
The Undersigned, will the nth day 81 APsl, iSak
hetwean the hours OF II O'Clock He forenoon and
osesk in the afiensea Is that day. before the Brady
House deer, in the said city 81 Hannibal at Pablie
due expose 10 sale the highest and best bidder, for
cash in haR all the right ,itle, interest and estate, ef
the said William o. sey, in and to thsss two lots q
pieces of land, With HE improvements thefsot known
as lois and eight, in Block No. Thirty -asvsn.
in said city Of Hannibal according to the plat plan
Of said city The purchaser al said sale 10 Fsesiys
from the Undersigned deed, in pursuance OF the
thority vest ell IN them BY the deed hst above uaae
| Hannibal, Feb. %, 1881.
| mar05-4t CHA. w. LEVERIN(9.
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@Rersiss

On the tih taa-yhy D. 7. Morton, Mr. WILLIS BERT,
Miss MARY TATTERsHALL, an Of this city. 0
On the Let lnst IN PIKE count >, by Elder A. d. Iaodram
county.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08

.OuINiNE- 400 on Paris Just received and for salt
NJ low by
apr}-2t Q WILLIAM DGNCH,
No 81 south Main street, 81. Louis, Mo.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08
Spring q o d s.,
such as
d r Y GOOD 81

Queenswdre, HtrdWdre, Groceries, BeOtS, SsOes,
Hats, Bonne.S Reafy-.lktie Clothing,
NOTIONS!-In short, almost EVERYTHING usual.
ly kept in a Country Sore; all of which we and
will sell as low as they be bought north Of St
Louis.
Cool friends. we have, ('if we do say II our
scIyes,n) Good Goods Cheap Goods, aud goods that
will wear From our friends, the public generally, and
The 'rest OF mankind we solicit a. early call
yenient. Come all ye that want 10 buy, and examin,
our stock before purchasing. elsewhere, as we know
can do you good Our motto is,
iiQUick Sales and Small Profits"
We will exchange goods Cor almost everything the far
mer has to sell, at liberal prices.
CHARLES w. MoVEIGH,
PARMENI0 MARROW.
ErN. B. We return sincere thanks 10 our many
kind fiens Tor past layors and hope by strict atten-
ton TO business, and effort TO please, 10 secure
liberal share Of patronage in future. We again invite
all to come and for yourselves Il IS no trouble 10
show our goods. Don't forget 10 bring along your
.EDimes,s and Trade, as our terms are positively
Cash and Trade. We hope friends, Will bear this
fact in mind and not Rsk TO do what we cannot al
ford 10 do. Our too limited 10 do credit
business.
AIcVEIGH & MARROW.
Santa Fe, March, 1881. [sprS=Sm)
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ST. LOUIS.

Corrected every Tuesday Evening, by
MOFF Eft, sTILLwELL a. CO,
Commission Merchants,
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Look Here! More Cheap GOodS
At Santa Fe, Mo.

TINE subscribers respectfully infosm the citizens Of
i Santa Fe, of Monroe and Audrain counties, that
they are now receiving and opening in Santa Fe,
very general assortment of
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BRADY HOUSE

EtAPT. A. S. ROBARDS, formerly Of Ia
~ the State Of Kentrcky,. having ta8en fsssISA
the Brady House in the Cit pfaHannibaI I.ssS g2
Mo-, for term ofysaTs, would respect. 4zskezszsA
fully solicit liberal share Of Public patronage lie
would not make any extraordinary promises, bat he
wishes 10 conduct the House. as TO make It deserve
the patronage which he hopes it will receive. Having
general acquaintance through this aud The ADJOINING
States. he will take pleasure IN communicating such
information to travellers they may desIe; Hannibal
being the point OF embacation, Tor large portion OF
the travel TO and FROM the country bordering on The
Missouri River.
" He will at all times be prepared TO accommodate
the travellers with horses carriages anal wagons, NC,
means Of conveyance to any distant'Poln
April It'll, 1852. (aprS-t)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08
Cigars' Cigars u CsEarS i

AiientiJal ye lovers Of the FSagrant se At,.. a
REEEIVED this day, al GaEih's q ,sseNN',.
IL Tobacco and Cigar Depot, large lot wy
Choice Havana CigSS
diryVt Com The custom House, the q a.a, M
and no halahagl so~tTW Z
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08

EItIBEEsE 10 NGV UgItdHs
Are easier-Bacon and lard, 2Oc; four GIOc pork,
6O965c; oats and bran, 25@SOc; tobacco, sIaSi so Z
hogshead; hemp, 81 T. ton.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-08

QUINCY extra suPsrdns flour, lust IeeeiveA55A
W ssPlendld lot fOr sale cheap IS A
mch2I- n. R.nEI ~
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JOURNAL AND UNION.

THURSDAY, s2Afrs April >, 1852,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09
OBITUARY.
r. e. GIBBS

Died, on the morning If SATURDAY., the ais ult,
after brief illness. in the 47th year of her ng-
Mrs OTwArAsSA OwEy. wife 81 Or. VIM. Owen,
and daughter Of Charles CaStcy and Betty Lewis.
the favorse niece At Gen. Washington.
This unexpected event imparts pang to . wide
circle offricnds and rsmifed family conncxion.
She WINS dcscrvcdly cherished fsyoritc. A na-
tive, warmth, and kindiincss Of hcasr refined and
heightened BY Christian principles and the 6neu-
cnces of that Gospel, of which se had long been
professor, endcarcd her tn an ~fs enjoyed her ac-
quaiptance. Frank, candid and truthful she in
-Iired confidence. No one for n moment doubted
her sincerity. She was a de voted and afecsionatr
wife, and the manner in which she discharged her
duty I'M the ost di<alt, Perhsp- II all the social
relations. s. ssi illustrated by the grief for her loss
Of those over xi,eo, shc called to watch with
mothcr's care. without mothers right. As mis-
tress, few excellcd her in conscientious devotion
the eoUfort and welfare Of her servants. Indeed
in oil the characters she called to bear hcf
part, her conduct most exemplary.
Her remains were taken to the EPjscoPaf 6t.ssch
On Monday. and after the funeral service had been
perfornrd by the Rector, removed .oy inte1wcnt "
tie Presbyterian Cemetery,
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The National Highway.

The following action recently had in
Tennessee is most important in its bear
ing upon the great line of railways by
which we are to reach the Mississippi. and
which when completed is to constitute the
great ihoroughiare oftravel between the
North and the Southwest. We congratu-
bate the friends of the Virginia and Ten
nesscs Railroad, upon the bright prospect
which opens before them.
NASHVILLE. Feb. 2.-Tbc Internal improve
rent bill. fur long time under discussion in the
two Houses of the Legislature. passed the Honse
finally to-day. 1t had previously passed the
Senate
This is the bill which appropriatcs S.
600 per mile towards the snpcrstructurc
Of all the railroads in the State.
TIE Mmphis anil CAarleston Rail
road.-We learn (says the Memphis Ea-
gle of the 9th insiani) from The CHEF En-
ginecr, Col. James L. Cooper, now in this
city that the Efforts Of Col Mills at Charles
ton. in belinlfof the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, have been crowned with
complete success. The whole of the
Charleston subscription. $3.50 900, has been
guaranteed by the amplcst and most un-
questioned security, with the single condi-
ton that the section Of the Road lying be-
tween the Mississippi line, and Dccaturon
the Tennessee river, a distance Of LOG miles
be put under contract by the first Of A
NIL ncxt
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views coincitl4,d viii. his own and while
he was generosity opposed to consuming tho
time u the general Assembly. IN tho dis
cussion Of federal relations. be thought
there were occasions of primary impor-
lance. when Virginia should speak out. Is
had done many other States. He would
therefore move that the resolutions be laid
upon the table and printed. The resolu-
ton. after some debate. was carried. On
some future day. they will be called Up
land Judging from the remarks made b.
different members at the iime they were
presented.) they embody the sentiments Of
nine tcnths OF the whole House.
In consequence Of the fact that the Lee
gislatures ofncarly every State. that have
been in session during the last few months.
have declared upon the policy Of non-in-
Iervcniion. some for and some against it
of the fact that the subject was alluded to.
in the able message of Governor johnson;
and that the advocates of the dangerous
and pernicious doctrine Of Intervention are
constantly increasing. it would seem to be
proper that the voice Of Virginia should
be heard and taat the country should know
that policy as dangerous to the very ex-
istence and permanency Of our free insti
tulions-so destructive of those relations
of amity and peace. that should always
subsist between the different powers Of the
earth, and so well calculated to plunge US
hcadlong intothe boiling cauIdron Of Euro.
pean politics. has no foot-hold in the old
Dominion.
The democratic caucus met on Satur-
day night to determine upon the time of
holding their State Convention and. it was
said. upon thepolicy ofplacing the political
guillotinc upon the necks Of the few re-
mairing whigs.in the basement Of the Cap
itol. The 9th Of March next has been
fixed npon for holding the Convention; but
what determination the leaders came to. in
reference to the proposed prescription. has
not yet been asccrtuincd. S. G.S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09

power of reclamation. and no one will at
tempt it. so long as be can make his two
dollars per diem. at mining; and this can
be, and will he done. for indefinite ages TO
comc--and the past points bnt too plain
" 10 the future, for US to doubt, that a
the profits Of mining decline here. our pco-
pie srlli follo,r 10 aiorg dorn tie Pacific
Coasf---wherever it IS to be found; and
our sister Republics Of the South, may IS
well reconcile themselves to this event !;
as the nsanJaic, am lightning TO think,
has already been written by the hand of
'.incrlable destiny:" for tie leihargy
which has hitherto characterized those
countries, Is b. far too great to stem the
tide Of 'Progrcss" that is now in full flow.
My private opinion is. that from their In
icrcourse and association with Us, they
will become gradually familIarized to our
Institutions. and viii be eventually alb
sorhed by the great democratic sponge,
which is attracting to itself whatever
comes within the sphere of its influence;
Tor We already see the isles Of the sea,
hike NOTES upon the surface Of oil, are al
's".J peSi"iih5 10 ieei the influence OF
capillary attraction and are destined ulii
matcly 70 lose their identity in the great
blaze of Republican Institutions. hav e
heard men here speak familiarly of an
neriag Circuit Britain aud Ireland. En-
rope efeoxrsc would follow next-and |
am not sure that some Of our Iocofoco
friends have not been casting threatening
gIaares at ME moon. But fear am IA
tiguing you with my nonsense: you know
II is almost impossible for me to write Sc
riously upon any subject. But should my
MID ancies prove acceptable, you may
yet receive more Of them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09
The French Constitution.

The National In,eIligenccr has been
furnished with the following summary Of
the new Constitution, by which France is
sunk into the slough Of dcspo,ism. Prcsi
dent Bonaparie is to be the responsible
Governor Of the Nation for ten years: JUS
tee is 10 be dispensed in his name; be has
The l,iliaiive of all laws, and the right to
grant pardons; is the commander of the
land and sea forces; can declare war and
make treaties; is to appoint all public func.
tionaries; and all who accept public It l.
lions ATE required to take an oath of obedi-
encc h the Constitution and fidelity To the
President In case of his death the Sen
ntc is to convokc the nation for "A new elec
lion. the President being entitled, how
ever, 10y secret deed. to designate such
citizens as merit the confidence Of the Peo-
Pile.
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surprise ut the tore OF your csmmunica-
tim. Under ordinary circumstances, the
! snauncr 10 " ich Mrs. Tocbman was re.
sceivcd by Madame Kossuth and the ladies
Of your suite woGld have occasioncd no
remark from me; but submit that the case
Of Mrs. Tochman stands upon its own
merits, and is not to he determined by the
ordinary rules ofeiiquc,tc.
When your agent or delegate, Count
! I 'clcki. had succeeded III alIayiny The hos
tile feelings Of the Poles towards Hunga-
rians. cngcndercd by the active all render.
cd by Hungary to Austria in The wars that
resulted IN the Acknowledgement of Poland.
thousands Of my conntrymen. following
Generals BEN and Dcmbinski, FASTENED
to assist your connirymen ia the lonr Of its
peril. My wife. then Milo. Jagiel.o, who.
witll other daughters IF Poland, as in
formed you in forInef letter, was engaged
in facilitating the transportation Of men 70
your camps, being detected in that work,
He'd to Hungary. Seventy of our coun-
srymcn, now in this country. knew and heard
OF her there Some had seen her brasins
dangcrin the camp; Others in the hospii.l
at Komorn, attending to the sick and woun
dcd. She came TO the United States under
the protection OF Gov. Ujhazi. as a mem
her Of bis family. who introduced her as a
political exile. and was gratiicd at the
generous attention paid her by the Ameri-
can people.
Tochman then goes on to give the great
Magyar history of the ci,ilitics. official
and unofficial received by bis wife, on her
arrival in the United S,a,es.-and then
adds:
"These circumstances authorized me 10
expect for my wife something more than
the unmeaning eivility shown to hundreds
Of strangers who had taken no part in the
cause Of Hungary"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09
LNOR SALE, my Tract Of Land,
Il in the county of Amherst. containing abou,
xx Twelve Hundred Acres, situa-

* ted on the road leading from Ncw-Glasgow
To New-Market in the county of Nelson distant
from tho f,rmer place nbou; miles and the loter
miles on the James River Canal. The Land has
comfortable Improvements on it, and viii admit of
division to those desiring to purchase a smaller
tract. The public read about equally divides the
Land and should not object dividing the tract
TO effect sale. description Of the Land is
deemed unnecessary, those disposed to purchase
would view the land. My o<erscer, Mr.. l.. D A.
gee. would show the Land to any one disposed to
view the same. Liberal terms will be given TO the
purchaser, by amply secasing the purchase money
and the prompt payment of interest. Possession
can be given at any time; and | would dispose of
the whole personal property the estate consis-
ting of Negrocs and oth'r property amply sufficient
10 cultivate the same, the same terms To the
purchaser of the lnni. Any one desiring further
information. can address me. Tye River Warehouse
post Office, Nelson CO.. Va.
Feb 9-vfs MAYO
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5000
LIBERIA.

BALTIMORE, Feb. S.
Intelligence has been received from Libe.
ria. On the 10Th of December, the natives
attacked. sacked and burned Rush,own,
having murdered nine of the inhabitants
They also made an attack on the Cove,
and were rcpulsed. with the loss of forty
men killed. The English traders are i'm
plcated IN the wanton outrage.
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~ WGWO0UH WI -. -
wROBEsALE PR1cxs.
Pss~Eioss--Ba con-Stocks lighs--Ssacs Icsll
BY the Quantity.
roRK.-Sac. &6A.
BsEr-wr Yscsr BY the quantity NJ ta5 Cts.
FLorR.-S,1~-fsw NEW &4seE Osd u. sale;
Family New siaJ, - ~ quantity and quality
| Stock light
wHxAr.-Rrd zoe; white Is ~.
MgAL. Corn Meal 75as0-.
| GRAis.-Curn 70a75 cts; onss fSev~ss-
GuASo.--lBcst Peruvian $50 to 50 Ter 49,
PLAsTkR.--Lamp, u; Ground ~.
SuGAas.-Ncw Orleans Z Aa9 cts; Porto Rice 10
10 re-. Ciari6-d l0ai cts. Loaf III to lsA cts.
waissr.-Mourtain 30 10 81 IT'S. Scarce and
in demand.
BxkswAx.--s1 te2: cents.
BurrkR-But little demand fer 6rkin., which
we quote l4al5e. Eu NJ. ]. Fresh. AT Market
House, brings hisls~r rstc-, but not uniform.
BRAspr.-Arpe, 40af5; Peach. 50 to s5cts.
Bar IRoS.--e75asV oss.sscIdull.
Covyxs.-Tlio 100 to II cts. Lrguirn iealt
Mochn 90
CousrRr L,sxss.--Tow II" III Flax laalict..
Corrox YARSs.-Saics Halls ~.
| FEAraERs.--34 10 IS ct..-Scarre and In de-
msnd.
WooL.-25 to rs cts. in duh
Wow RoLLs.-33 to .1A very scarce.
GiSsESe.--5Or32 cts.
FLAX Ssrp.--Salcs no per rs u.
f,sH.--Herrings, No. I. tSl; Hnlifas NJ. Her-
rings e6at74; Shnd none; Alackcrl No. J, a. 80
to %.
TALLow.-Sto 81 cts.--dnll.
TAK.-t3.J0 per bill.
| Hsxr.--We quote 81 to6r. il demand.
LiSsEGp OsL.-7OnS 5cts.-in demand.
LAKD.-lOets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09

EARTHQUAKE AT MEMrnis.-Thc Eagle
of the 9Th january, says: At2 u. NJ.
yesterday (tlc 23d inst, Jour city was start
cd 10y another earthquake, which seemed
10 come from the usual headquarters ofall
the earthquakes of the Southwest d.
rection of New Madrid, Missouri Tie
shocks continued in rambling succession
about ten seconds, and were much severer
than those Eel, here last May. A consid-
cradle degree oiinsecurity was generally
felt by those who happened at the time to
be enclosed by brick walls, and one or
two chimnics on Front Row and some old
brick walls in the Southern part of the
city, we understand, were shaken down
We hope the next visitation of the kind
will he from younger" and gentler
member Of the Earthquake family.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09
MAYO CABELL.
Gee. Il: McCLEEs. PLAIN AND

T-9f III. I-zfts 4 Il IA Il "a. THhiIh-
nj for The very liberal patronage bestowed upon
the inte firm Of Long & McClecs respectfully So
liciis far himself continued share. Fron, his cx-
perirnec in the business he Caters himself that his
work will compare favorably with any other His
stock of Plaster Ornaments will be of entire Ber
PCT sras and designs I.fofe yla mp ia his
pArar. Pubic buildings aud private dwellings dec
tratcd in any Of the various STYLES stuccoing rui
on in the most approved methods 10 insure durs,-
bility> BY strct personal attrniisn and speedy
ccu,iN Of all work entrusted BIN, he hopes to
merit and receive share of public patronage
Work sueitcd in aay Of ;he' surrounding esuBtics.
I,ir q-In
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


Fe'io,e-T ii-ws Of LmA,ya5
At the instance Of many Of my personal friends
was induced sometime back. to announce myself
candidate for the Office Of Commission of the
Rere1uc. Circum stances since have transpired.
that induce me to decline. ! avail myself Of this
opportunity OF returning my thanks those gencr-
Gus friends who so kindly rendered me their sup
nnrf Eel, q-ltl ALEREl b. MAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09

THE AMERICAN STEAM MARINE.-Thc
National Inteligcncer says: that in the
year ending July l, 1851, there were on
the Atlantic coast 4GS steamers, tonnage
l54,27o tons; on the Gulf Of Mexico, 1O7
steamers, tonnage 23,2li; on the Pacific
coast 80 steamers. tonnage 34,9S6. This
makes the aggregate of the external ma
nne CPS boats; tonnage 212,50o. The
inland steam marine has, on the Northern
frontier, l6t steamers. 60, 163 tonnage; in
Ohio basin SIS steamers. 67,601 tonnage;
IN the Mississippi valley 255 steamers, 67,-
957 tonnage. Total 765 boats, tonnage
204.723. Grand total. 1890 boats. In
Great Britain LISA boats, and tonnage
il.0S0 tone.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09

IIl TAKE NOIICE-That ! shall at the store
house Of Daniel b. casey. in tho county Of Hall
fax. Friday the 18th day of March. 1852. pro-
coed to take the dispositions Of Jno d. Crews and
others, to be read as evidence upon the trial of
suit depending in the circuit for the coun-
~ Of iahinx, in which / plaintiff and you are
defendant. Yours, &c.
Fob g-wiw* JAMES L. KIRK Tn
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, February 5.
Flour-4,00 bbls. Howard Street md city
Mills changed hands at a. 10. Z Is. and I 2s.
Corn.-3,Oo0 bbls. were sold. Yellow SO cents
White So a 50 cents.
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Lynchbnrg, fcb'y7, 1852.

NHEUNDERSIGNED having as socia,cd them
l. selves together in the Practice Of Law, re-
spccttuly solicit the patronage Of the old firm of
Edlcy Spence. They will attend all the Court
ofCarnpbell, Appomatiox, Piitsylrauia, Bedford.
aad the Corporation of Lynchburg. They may be
found at the old Office of Edley & Spence
DAVID +. SPENCE,
Feb o--wiwif JOHN F. SIATGIITER
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WIi,ei, uyst firse in tl,c fIeld.

The first and only dagseseotyPc taken If Kos.
ring the AIagyars visit To Washington. 1t il q
faithful likeness and remarkably well executed
sidering the circumstances under which il WINS tn.
ken The Magyar declined going to the gallery,
and lhr pic,pre accordingly taken ct his room
at Browns Bae. II caH he seen OF the Gallery IN
this plncc. Call and see il.
Fcb9 Pc. GIBBS.
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uAnREWARD.-Ruu,w.

~ HUI the subscriber, on the 81 inst. my bow
JACK lie is about ) feet or 10 inches in height;
very bright muiaito; has over and very
small one on the lid Of one Of his eyes and one
crooked ringer lie is a very stout, wellbuilt man,
| will give $40 if taken in Lynchburg or the coun
ty of Campbcll $50 if taken out of the county, and
500 ttakcn out Of the State, for his apprehension
and secured so that get him again.
Feb 9-ts RD. s. WILKINS
~ Kanawha Republican copy 2t if and forward
acr1nnt In tlis nflicc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09

sY' We are authorised to announce DAVID
HOFFMAN a candidate for the office Of Commits
sioncr Of the Revenue for the Western District Of
the county Of Campbell. Jan 5-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09

" We are requested t. announce JOSEPH r.
CARTER Esq. as u candidate for the Shrriiialty
Of the county Of Amherst under the Constitu-
ton. MANY VOTERS.
Jan l5-ts tRcPub. cory1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09

TT We arc authorised to announce Mr.. FRAN
els THORNTON a candidate for Commissioner
Of the Revenue for the county "f Campbell.
Dec l--tsif