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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-29

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habit of using our : Editorials without the
usual credit. They are original, gents and
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-29
"a Our old friend and Coueos ob,m

IA Our old friend and College chum. F.
A. LUMsDEN, Esq, senior Editor of the New
Orleans P~icayune, paid us a visit last week,
and we were pleased to see him, after the
lapse ofthirty years, looking so well and gaily.
Time has dealt gently with him. May he
live another thirty years, with as little wear
and tear as the last thirty has left upon him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-29

The Southern Methodist Pulpit for Sept.
1852. This number contains an able Sermon
by Rev. L. Pierce d. D. of the Georgia Con-
ference; also the usual amount of interesting
editorial. The Pulpitis editedbyC CT. Deems,
Greensboro n. c. at 81 per anum.r
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-29

New York, Sept. 22.-The democrats Of
tins city last night nominated Jacob A. Wos-
t@ervelt, ship builder, as their candidate FIR
Mayor. ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-29

pg The Legislature of North Carolina
convenes in this City on Monday next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

mile; and sir, il We're 20 years younger. /
would undertake to construct the Railroad al
Mr.. Shaws procession they are higher than The
average prices paid for work. by any company
IN Virginia. Then, If the Baltimore road had
only cost S2l 900 per mile. instead Of 200.
lis clear profit would have exceeded 20 per
Cent, insieador9A per cent the last year. III
then, our Railroad can Command as much ton
mage and travel as the Baltimore road did last
year in its unfinished condition, and the cost
does not exceed the estimate of Messrs. Ellel
and Shaw, il will yield mere Than 20 per cent
clear profit.
If have sustained my first proposition. that
the stock in this Railroad will be a good in
yestment. my 2uJ. that II will greatly increase
the revenues OF the State, is easy of proof.
Ist BY the excess of neat income from the
Railroad ovcrin,ercst.
ID BY the amount Of tonna &c 1t will bring
to the James River and kahawha Company 5
Canal. Of which the State owns very large
proportion, Tor ifiI only brought as much ton.
mage 10 the canal as was transported on the
Baltimore road last Year. 81 900 tons, at !
mills per ton, per mile. 237 miles. IL would
mount TO 1924 1928, which added To its present
revenue, would enable that Company to pay
n large amount Annually into the treasury, and
divide a fair dividend among the Stockholders.
3rd BY the increased value ofreal estate a-
long the line. paving increased revenue into
tho treasury This has always been the case
along lines of Improvement. for the lands in
New ork. increased in value in Ten years al
ter her great Improvement was finished S73,-
351. 900. In Massachusetts property in that
State had increased in value from 1911 To lSi7,
over SIC 100000 Mr. :. l.. {. Chapman.
tells us that in Cherokee county, Georgia.
Iaud which sold before The construction of The
Railroad for 81 s and per acre; would row
bring SO 10 anil 20; and, we have witnessed
the rise of the price of lands in the county of
Bedford. since the commencement of the Vir-
gna and Tennessee Railrood, selling for more
Than double their former value, and | have no
dosld, thai gentlemen here from North west
ern Virginia, can tell or the rise in the value Of
lands along that line of Balroad.
TO DE CONTINUED
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
HteIalS of News.

The President left Washington last friday
evening for Berkeley Springs, where his fami
ly have been sojourning for a few days. He
was accompanied by Mr. Kennedy, the Secre-
tary Of the Navy. They will probably be alb
sent from the CITY I'LL about the middle Of this
week
The Secretary of State left Washington
on Thursday evening last on visit to Marsh
field. Some symptoms had indicated the ap.
proach his sutumual malady and it was
thought vls to the sea shore might mitigate
its Violence.
The Secretary Of the Interior also left the
seat of government on Thursday evening on
short visit to Staunton, his residence in Vir-
GINA.
The President has appointed the Hon
Charles NJ. Conrad as acting Secretary ofState
until the return of Mr. Webster.
There are three committees of Congress
which are to sit during the recess-the " gen
eral abuse and corruption" committee of Gen.
Houston-the Gardiner claim committee
and the committee to inquire into frauds on the
revenue.
The agent Of the Virginia Colonization So
ciety reports one hundred and seventy three
free-born persons Of color, and eighty slaves
mancipated in 1850 and 1851, as preparing
TO enlgrate in the November expedition from
Norfolk.
It's sad that the Spanish Minister at Wash
lngton has called the attention of the President
to the fact that organizations are now forming
in various sections OF the Union, for another in
vasIon OF Cuba.
A slave belonging to gentleman in Nor
folk about light miles from that city, was for
tnnate enough to dig up, few days ago, a keg
OF silver, amounting to over 81 900. 1t was
supposed by many to belong to the Ports
mouth bank, which was robbed IA month or
two back; but on examining the coin it was
found 10 be dated back as far as the Years of
1927 and 1929.
Rev. Robert Ryland, of Richmond, Va, has
declined to accept the title of D. D. recently
bestowed upon him by "a Western College.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
WING State Convention in n. hamp-
shire.

Tie Relioious Test Den0unccd. AT the
Wing State Convention in New Hampshire,
held in Concord on the LIST inst, for the noml
nation IF Presidential electors, Governor. and
Railroad Commissioner, the following was
among the resolutions hich were unanimous
~ adopted:
Rcso1rcd That we believe il TO have been
the design Of The founders Of the government,
To make America The asyl un OF the oppressed,
bnt never TO tie subvrrsion of lis distinctive
character-thal it should be The refuge alike
from religions and political oppression, and that
within It's boundaries civil! privileges should
be unabridged by religions opinions; therefore
we, the Wings Of New Hampshire, are, as we
always have been, decidedly in favor OF blotlng
the religious test from orr State Constitution.
A natural inquiry arises here. We are told,
most boastiully,by the friends of Gen. Pierce,
that his influence and exetions reconcied the
people of New Hampshire to the Fugitive slave
law. Why were not the same influence and
exerlons applied to having the Catholic disa.
hility clause stricken from their constitution
The Wings of that State, as appears not only
from the foregoing resolution but from their
votes at the polls, desire the expunction of this
relic Of the dark uges The whole RESPONSE
bihty rests with the democratic party, and il
Gen. Pierce he the leader IF that party, does
it not rest with himl We leave cur Catholic
friends to determine
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

HUs1ISos CoUETTeEs pAr.-The cases # the Cen,
uop@eoih Jus heid.' ead ''fhe John Reifp
uenhers of the Night Watch. charged with felony i,
the execution of the City Ordinance concerning log
we're continued to the of the next Court.
"CommOnaceaih 5. BOB CA,isfinn," free ncero.--
Offence: Assaultng kiat Jackson. another free peoo
with intent Kill Mni Gnrlond for the ommopweaI,l
Wilson & Wilson, and Tribe & Booker for the prso,..
Sentenced Ia three years imprisonment in the Pep,sn
iary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

towns Committees have been appointed, TO
correspond with the Executive COMMITTEE. al
Ralei. b. 10 see that the State is thoroughly or
ganized, and TO distribute documents. a mass
Convention of the Western counties is IN he
held IN Iredel county on The 9th and 10Th oil
September "Old Rip" is waking up. and will
be at his post in November
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
-. ..,l Viii. ,,elxe, hut " no

y no have never so,sl Wing ticket but who
now go ior Scott AMI Graliam. was held IN
Hellam township. York Co, On Saturday the
2lst nltino. One hundred and twenty Dem
ocrals We're present, who raised a pole over one
hundred feet high, to which was attached
flag, on which is inscribed in large letters
"scoit, Graham, ard the Constitution"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
roR PBfsfDEsr,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
OF srw JERSEY.
foR vfcE TuEupENT,
WILLIAM \. GRAHAM,
- konfu cAnoLisA.
Electors for the state ofvirginin.
ELECTORS At LARGE.
JOHN NJ BOTTS,
WILLIAM Il. PRESTON.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

Ist Dstrirt--1ahn II ki1by Of Nnnscruond
Cd Dslriet-Edward Il. Chambers Of Mecklenbur;
81 Distriet-Thomns $. fiournoy, Of Halifax
9TH Distriet-H. II Marshall. of Charlotte
9Th Distriet-Alex. Riyes Of Albemailo
9th Distret--Win G. Scott, If Powhutnn.
7th Dsfrct--Jos Segbr of Elizabeth City
9th Distriet--Robt. Mayo of Westnnrcand.
gth Distriet--IIenry w Thomas Of Farfnx.
10Th Di.tfiet--Alex H.. Bateler, olJefi,r-on.
llth Disttiet--Col. J. b. Baldwin. Of Augusta.
l2th District--Jnhn Echois, Of Monroe.
18th lssiriet--Walte- Preston, Of Washington.
iirh Dslrict--Jnhn ! jackson. ir., Of Wood.
18th Distret--T NJ. Gully, of Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
TO DE CONTINUED.
TIE Monk IF La Ttappc an TroaJ1e-H,
killing a Man ~ open Gonyt

hHRg Man M open Cont.
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsn,Sept. "A cores
pendent of the Milwaukee Sentinel gives an
accoun, Of fatal ARRAY that occurred in the
court room Of Purdensville, in that State be.
tween Priest Leahey. alias the well known
Monk Of La Trappe, aud citizen named
Manly, IN which the latter wns killed
Lcahey is well known throughout the roun
try as a lecturer against tho Catholic religion
He became suspicious of Manly having been
100 intimate with his wife. and saed him be-
fore the Court for Grim. con-, but failed to con-
vict him. He had been arrested tho second
time. when he was again tried aud acquitted.
After the rendition of the verdict, Lruhey
drew revolver and shot Manly dead on the
spot. The assassin was Immediately arrested
and Committed. The most intense excitement
existed in the town.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
FIRE IN STAUNTON

STANTON, Sept 4.-Lust night we had a
hire IN this ace, which destroyed the large
stable attached to the Virginia Hotel supposed
to have beon the act Of an nccndary. Loss
to MeClnng Il Co. about $4,000. BY the in.
detahgable exertions of the citizens. the frame
buildings surrounding the stable, " ere saved
thereby saving perhaps the town. Three hor.
seS and harness were burnt, together with
many bushels of grain. NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

THE MODEL STEAMER exhibited by Mr..
Petubone 10 our citizens, on Friday and Sat
urday last and her quiet and steady passage
across the basin has fully satisfied many no
have seen ii, that packet boat built uftcr thi $
pattern, will meet the wants Of canal naviea-
tors, and completely do away with the horses
aud tow lines. We should like 10 see the ex.
pertinent tested in large boat.-Richmond
Republican,
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MATEREALs.-Wehnve

H. Fl n Fkk n hzf9.--N q have
~ received, from the manufacturers very large as
sortment of building materials among which nre some
that entirely and very beautiful, and not in
market.
Sliding door LOOKS, rail and nstraga
Mortee Locks for front doors with night keys and
latches,
Upright Locks for front doors with night keys and
latchcs,
Upright for front and inside doors,
Novelty Locks for front doors,
Mortiee Locks for inside doers.
Rabbet mortce for front and inside doors,
Him locks
All the above goods with silver plated pearl white
rose, pearl white rose pattern, pearl white and silver
argillo, cut argillo aud mineral Knobs besides every
description of goods used in building all of which
will sell low 10 those who will favor ma with n c,l
Sept 3-d4w GREGORY, ROYALL & SIMPSON,
DOETS.--LEWITT &ALLEN'S BEAuTIFUI
Il series of Pocket Poets in elegant gil, bind,os
containing Hemans, P,oyerbal Philosophy. Coome.
Elliott. Laa Rookh, Poetry of Flowers Eliza c. ok
SCOTS Lady Of Lake, Mary Hewitt southev Thomn.
a. Gray, Sigourney, Pollock, Colerdge Goldsmith
Rodgers Poetry ofAfft ctions, Campbell Milton,
Kirk White, Poetry of Passions Wordsworth Poetry of
Sentiment, Mrs. Norton, British Poets, Bush & Bair
Stern & Johnson.
ALSO,
LAYS Of Scottish Cavaliers,
Lyraand other Poems by Alice Cary.
Byrons Poetical works,
Prose and poetry Of Europe and America,
Lillian and other Poems by Praed,
Book at Ballads,
Fuller's Poems &C. &c.
Tau ll-dts] AT TIE NEw Commissions BooK-SToRR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
OBITUARY.

Died suddenly in this city, on the 2sth ult o. ropsv
u upe neo't MIS-. ELIZABETH READ, wife of Pleasant
Labby, Esq, in the 56h year of her age Wi,Lant =
warning an atectionate wife and mother. and an en-
1earea Trend has been taken from u.s. She had an I'M
oeaing attachment to her family and friends and nm
uP'sniness which never turned aside from duty; pur
y ot character on which there was no blemish He,,
was an affection which, if necessary would lead IN tbe
hartyrdom OF toll, and which would suffer- if able To
preventt no to be unsoothed and no Grief mn.
comfortcd. D''' NO si'ei ui-
way 'he blessings OF the gospel in which she trusted
be TO her bereaved COMPANION and chdren cst;
hopeto cheer them on to the time
When all earthly scenes are Ger
Loved ones, around Gods throne in Heaven
Shall meet To part no more
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED. SEPT d

hHItIF Ed SFI I. 4
Schr Fal ouh, Creighton, Baltimore
Schr VIM Rutan, Ruben, New York mdse
Schr Richmond, Loveland, New York. mdse. ,o n
Currie " -
Sthr Caroline Hall, Rogers, New York. mdsc.
Schr Hope. kirwin Baltimore mdse
Schr Hill Carter, Nelson, n. Y. mdse to D. Curis
Soop Mary Compton, Rowland New York. salt 70
Edmond, Davenport & Co. "
Sloop SENATOR Van Kune, New York salt to Dnven
port, Allen s. Co. '"
Steamer pennsy lvania, Baymore Philadelphia mdse,
to Robert Rankin. '
SAILED
Schr Victory, Baker, Boston mdse
Srh' Juietle Baker, Boston, mdse., to D. Currie.
ochr Li"n ileny Rockland, mdse 10 R. Rankin.
iHl ~ SEPT. 4-Arrived, Steamship vir-
ginia Teal 26 hours from Richmond
New loRK, Sept. 4.-Cleared, Schr Ida Delo,ora
Lanfair, Richmond. '''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

TIE Custom HOUSE IN RlcnMoND.-Tho
following is the clause in the Appropriation
bill, which was passed by Congress, providing
for the erection of Custom House, &c, in
Richmond:
For purchasing site, and the construction
of suitable building at Richmond. Virginia,
for custom-house, post office, court rooms, and
other offices ofthe United States. one hundred
thousand dollars; 2orided. That the said
lot and building shall be exempted from city
and all other taxes whatever by the act of
the Legislature of Virginia: and Drocided
further, That before the Secretary of the
Treasury shall erect the said building, it shall
first be his duty to procure proper site or
lot of ground, and to make contract or con.
tracts Tor the erection of said building and fur
nishlng the same, at a sum or sums which sha
not In the whole exceed the sum of one hum
bred and fifty thousand dollars, inclusive of
said lot, which said contract or contracts shall
BIO secured by good and sufficient sure,ies to
the satisfaction of the said Secretary of the
Treasury and President of the United States,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES
WING Meeting on Friday N;.h. y

meeting win be held by the Wig Club rs -
burg aud vicinity. Mt Masonic Hall on FRIDAY
next. "he lorhinst) JNO NJ MILLER. S.c,,,s "'
Sent 6-Jt }
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

The Wings of the "Od North State" are
making preparations to thoroughly organize
and canvass the State. Meetings are held
nightly at Raleigh, and in other important
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

A SiGNIN PENNsyLvANIA.-The PHILADELPHIA
Inquirer says that meeting of Democrats,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

~ Ew BOOkS.--O. Is. PAYNE hns lust re-
L ceiyed the following now Books.
Stansbnry's Expedition the Grent Salt Lake of
utah-illustrated 10y numerous beautiful Plates from
drawings taken the spot with large and accurate
Mpp of that regiun
Mysterea or Ghmpscs of tho Super Natural by Elliott
Pierce the Antiquities, by Melville.
Aunt Phillis' Cabin Southern Lio il is by East
man,
Parker's Sermons
Life of J. w Chds
Days Of Bruce, by Grace Aguilar
3D. and fih vol. Wavery's Novels, Abbasford edition
illustrnied
Journey to Kutmandce, by Olyphant
Wythe's Reports, new edition,
Virginia Statistics
vol. English Law and Equity Reports,
God in Disease,
Philosophy of Living,
Memoir OF Ellen May Woodward
new supply of Methodist Hymns, some elegantly
bound in Velvet (sep G-tsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
SaiiimgOf the Ocean Steamers

SELECF SCHOOL.-Mr john d. Prysy.
- BAckER graduate in several Schools of the Uni
Versiy ct virginia, will opena School of n limited ,um
per "l pupils IN this place, the 18th inst Instruc.
u"h given IN the Greek Lutin German and French Inn
guaSes' and Mathematics For terms apply to
1rPt y VIM. M BLACKBOARD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

OsT.-On Saturday evening last, between Lynch
i burg AMI DIR. Foyd's, leather POCKET BOOK
containing several bonds and certificate of deposit of
Citizens Savings Bank for Two hundred and eighty
three dollars, No 4lG9. The finder will he literally re.
warded by delivering it to Richard Tyrae.
Sept 7.2nfTSM" JOHN A pAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

The proceedings of the State Convention in
Massachusetts were such as we had right to
expect from that gallant old Wing State The
snlkiness Of Mr.. Webster has thrown no shad.
ow upon the party dial. Whatever fears, if
any, may have been entertained heretofore of
the success of tho Wings in the Bay State
must he dIsslpated by the unanimity and fer
vor, which characterized the proceedings Of the
Convention. The resolutions declare first
that as Wings who had agreed to a National
Convention to nominate candidates for Presi.
dent and Vice President. they are bound by
the action OF the Con, ention; secondly, that the
platform Of principles, laid down by the Con.
venion, was fairly adopted, and that every
Whigis bound in honor to sustain them with
good faith; and that in the public and private
character ofIhe Whig'nomlnees, there is every
thing to enlitle them TO the support of every
true lover ofhis country
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
Temperance Notice.

public meeting will be held nj the Sons of Tenper-
ance HILL on "Wednesday. the 9th Of September co,.
mencing NJ o'clock. NJ, for the purpose of ra,irvi
or reecing the proceedings of the late Stnui,on E
vention. Several addresses may be expected
2--dtdm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

sCAlNsON COELEGE.-The Fall se.
- SION OF this ancient and favorite institution will
commence e. on Wednesday, the 18th of Septembpr.-
unc'"y IN attendance sreluired alike by the inter
ests OF the students and of the College
posrh IN good families may be had at prices ranging
rom 20 to $500 per week (Studcnts preferrng to
o'nrd themselves reduce this expense as low as G2t
c'n' per week) The annual charges, including tut.
iofI' ana lights, vary between Sis 90 and $4,000
carlisle Sept g. 1t C. COLLINS. president
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08

iE- Onr advertising friends viii confer favor us
Nv sending IN their advertisements onfy in the DAY
Their attention 10 this will enable auend proper
~ to them
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"They Know Their Man.

ADVISE our DemOCfdlc Golenl 'oiaioo =" '"PJ
Colonel KiJder, thussp speaks Of General Pierce.
with peri, ct "gush of enthusiasm"
lie is our eighbor-our friend-our oNn
New England man. TAc Fan Burens, Pres
ION King, and grcn majority ofMe lcading
FreesoA men Of AS are NTH him. None NEED
FEAR MN. have not yet met with the first
Democrat who will not support him. He
writes no silly letters
The locolocos ofthe South affect to consid.
er it sufficient evidence Of Gen. SCOTS free
soil leanings, that Seward supports him for
the Presidency. His career, one might sup
pose, had been sufficiently splendid to supply
other reasons for ndmiraiio,, than the hypo.
thctcal one attributed To Seward Unprinci-
imagination. 10 suppose, that he has other
grounds for preference, than the falsely sup
posed one, that Gen. Scott inclines to frecsoil-
ism. We do not think it crime in the brave
old General, fine has served his country so
glorlousiy, that even the most hardened crimi
nal admires aud loves him The burglar who
robbed the Bank at Philadelphia, spared
the medal Of Gen. Scott, Deposited there for
SOLE Keeping. 1t would tbe as reasonable to
charge him with burgarious tendencies. from
that circumstance, as to charge him with free
soilism, because Seward susians him for the
Presidency,
1t IS far different, however, with General
Pierce His life presents such paucity Of
"a frur hat lo.l into
support but from consonance of views, and
1t is, therefore. cause for just suspicion and
alarm, whcn the leaders Of the Frccsoil rarity
are seen uniting in his favor. Does any body
believe that Martin Van I}uren-lhe incarna
ZION Of sefshncss, intrigue and cunning-hos
no private end to serve in his support of him 2
Is 1t likely that his hopeful son John-the "p.
Gus Benjamin Butler, Dix, Bryant, Preston
King, Floyd, Hallert, Wentworth, Atwood,
Chase Wilmot and the rest of them would, all
Of a sudden, surrender the object dear to them
as life, and aid in the election of man, who
would guard the rights and promote the inter
ests of slavery
In the language of one of them. Colonel
Haynes) in the Freeso Convention at Pitts
burg "Can we believe that all these men
and papers who now advocate Pierce, have
abandoned their formerprlnciples 7" Think
yon,sr, that these men can be induced to pander
to slavcry2 Nevcrr "Our old friends know
their man" Such are the works Of one of the
dangerous gang. Let the South heed them,
and take warning in time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-08
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
WEDNESDAY NoRNING........sErTRs ls5e.

~ vGRGlSIAS OFFICE. South eide first Alley,
between Main and rhird Street, adjacent u t'eo NJ
aurker's Drv Clouds sfare AID the Warrington Hotel