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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-07
HUGH NELSON, Com r.
VIRGINIA. rules held in the CLERK. office

AsRGHAHA-At rules held in the Clerk office
OF the Circuit Court for the corporation of Lynch
burg, ON Monday, December 5tb 1853.
The President, Directors and Company of the Ear
- Baa, of Eirginin, Plaintiff.
against
Henry b. Richards. David L Spence and Charles Z
Slaughter, receivers in the of Beech K Co vs.
Shaeletard' andi the suit of "McCntock : Co. "
Shackletmd = Henry Huntington, Sergeant of the city
at Lybchbulg and a. such receiver in The last mention
ed sui, 'NcCdntoct 4 Co v SEuckleford - John
Lewelicu nad the Cilzeus' Savings Bank at Lynch
burg Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object II this suj is restrain and nhib the
other defendants ON paying, conveying away secrc
ting aay moneys debit, effects in their lHuds or in
the has ol either of them due belonging to the de-
rndan' Henry b. richards until the further order of
thr Court aud il pPea'i0g by evdenc. filed, thar the
,nid drtrndan Richards, i. resident of this Com
moEweulh is ordered iha he appear here within one
month niter due publication of this order and do what
Is necessary protect his interest; and that a copy
hereof be inserted in some paper printed in the
toWnot Lynchbutg, once week, for four successive"
weeks, and posted the front door ofihe courthouse
ottlds Cooperation the first day fhe next Cout of
musings for said Corporation.
Ac ,py-Teste.
dec wiw J. W. DUNNINGTON C,k
Ruane u. q.
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Nj q CARPER, c.

The parties his suit wi take motto that ON Thurs.
a, the 9th day Of January S54. al my Office in Roc
by Mount, in Franklin county in the State of Virginia
simil pro, crd to take the mentioned in the
fore ding de Which time and piace they are re-
quired To attend prepared for the tlkng of said nc.
cnun's Given under my huud this 30h day of Novenl-
Der, 1853.
dec 7-wiw HUGH NELSON Cnmar
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Nineteen Valuable Slaves.

consisting al men, women and children bclnnq.n,t.
estate of Martha WATTS, deed
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit oftwelyc nn.i,
be given, the purchasers giving bond with good pa
al security for the payment OF the nrcha.r money
WILLIAM s. Nj RRIS. Com
nov l3-tiau9 (Rep. coDy1
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Solomon Pns'eY, administrator of stephen Turn ;
bull. decd jams l.. rura ulf Edw'd &. Tua =
bull, l'ay THnbuIl Joub Early. Nm. Street -
inonn keen nd John Arthur, adm SRA. -
Tor ut lohu Arthur, decd DeffS.
The ,urt doth ntliudgc order aud decree tln the
ldeudnnt Solomon Paisley. administrator ut stephen
TmrAull decd de render account OF hi n,lmuis
traion al IL" estate OF liz nic-tutr belofa Comniss.
inner 81 this Count that the said Comm sioner in
Sluins che sud nrcnuul du Distinguish between such
debit "a tne -nid administration ay have pnid Of his
interstate AS Nrte duo ,rum him iduciarv charac er
and cm1led Wonly in the administration ot his Ter
NIL cstur from luSc not entitled to >Gc preferences
TINT he do also tnkc AN account Of the debts hni have
born IaI hf tn irt.t>, any ul them as he s,,u
rur' the sali SteIhen furubBll der d., ms likewise
account ct such lchts they, 81 the defendant or
my ol fhon may he bound Tor aud aue 10 pa, Il. the
securities OF the sud NlePh Iu1 ul, dec l., dstin
guishn Ia the said count III character OF the said
dehl~ anj them relative puly IN The admin. trasn af
The ref-ouni ns>re the said Hiczlatr. That he do
also s1" an nceouut between the plaintiffs Respectively
aud The dctsnahts in relation any deus thnt they ~
any o ih'm may Ihvr Iui a. the securities al thesad
NJ hen ufnhulI. appurtionug the same among them
tueahN 1ni also app prtiau NJ he among such "a,
TIN IN IL acc "Nent an uc ray 81 as to show how
much th"'e Who have uo rald eugh. to contribute 10
their cnsrcutles who have been CONNIE led To my any
ol Inc debts at the sand Srclh'n Tuniull dee d. for
winch lhoy were J"inlN bound. Aud that hc do like.
wise, after having notified the creditors o.. the said Ste
plcn Iurui all Dire h> tree posted at the ln, 4 ar
at the Court II ,use of this county ~ i puhishe in
son convenient newspaper Tor least tour weeks re-
quring Them toappear before Him fer The purpose Of
proving the same take auaccnuut c all the ou nndine
debt dn' I'm lac said Stephen TurHbull. decd di.-
lueuIshng IA the snid the character Of the
debts uHd ther relative prority in the administration
at The personal Hsset OF the said interstate and he said
Commissioner l. hereby directed To examine state and
settle the sud accounts and make report thereof to this
Court with any mutter specially stated deemed ptrti.
nent 10y himself required y the parties IL lie so sta
ted Aud he Is hetcby specially directed To ascer ain
and repot sprculy whether oi any Of the drbis there
was licn GA The real estate OF the iuc,tate ia his he
ums orany ot il, and il So wlui debts we're lens ON
the said lands, AID the amount of ,urh debts and the
nature 81 its lien or ncumblancc
Cury-feste
NJ G. CARPEli Clerk
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HHAln<t
Sainuc ". Greer Neothcrston $. Greer, Charlotte
Warner, Daniel Noble aud Nancy his wife, Saah T.
Wright and J me Greer and George Greer, Deft's
The Gout doth ediudgn, order and Decree thai the
snid Muses. G. Greer, administrator ct Muses. Greer
decd do rendcra further OF his administration
of the al his intcstae before Commssi, ner of
this aud likewise of the moneys col
lccrd by him Commissioner and receiver from the
proceeds the sales of the land and saveS sold under
the norocutory DEGREES heretofore made in this cause
That The said Commissioners do also an account
between The md Moses G. Greer administrator and
commissioner aforesaid and the several distributes
at Ii, nte>fures estate bril- ging the advancement,
mIscabie AGAINST the sui1 d>trhutres respectively
according 10 the principles declared by his decree into
tcnccounr, show the balance due to The .3id
distributes respectively, from the said admin. rator
aud commissioner And the said COMM Ssianer is here
by directed 10 examine state and ltlr the said nc
counts and make report thereof 10 this with any
matter >prrn' ~ .tated deemed pertinent by himself
required by ia" parties II be stated
copy-ENtract from the .iecree.
~
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must be turned out Mr.. Carrigan, Who was one
OF the speakers At the New York Hard meet
Ing. said that the present Governor Of the state
was no Democrat Resolutions were adopted
providing for a call of general meeting.
The Boston Atlas says that the final elections
in Massachusetts have proved complete Water
loo route TO the Coalition: ''1'his disreputabe
combination has been irretrieyably beaten aud
scattered TO the winds. 1t can never reanlte
upon any thing like its former corrupt and cor
rupting hasis. II has not elected third OF The
House of Representatiyes,and will not haEe moro
llnn one. fourth of the Sennte.'
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LADIES SurrEn.-Be il remembered that tli
is the evening selected by the Ladies Of the Ep-
copal Church for IL supper, to rasc fund +,
Church purposes. They promise "a feast ofni'
thing-,' aud guarantee that they will fulfil
their promise. All who have faith in this will
course manifest themselycs on the occason-
If any are weak enough to doubt, let them e,
and be satisfied. II will be seen from the advor-
ti~ement TINT the place is changed.
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TRACT OF R.AND

IN which the said Gcnge T. Saead now reside, ii
in the county OF Bedford on james Riycrub, u 70
west Of Lynchhurg. aud continuing aboui 32a ACHl
This is oe If the most sauubl, farms il Urrel GrI
ia, whether considered in reicrrnc, to lis fertility
Z" venicnce to muiket, IA incaton ior Mrl,a
zng on the Commission and Forwarding bu.ire.>
good porti IN of the Tract is BOTTOM LAND h
Immediately on James river and the entire tract J.
at the hest character well timbtrcd and watered
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Lynohburg Gas Light Company.

This Company after much unavoidable delay
ia erecting their building, constructing their tan,
mud procuring the necessary gas-mHlns' hhYe
commenced 10 make, what Judges call very su-
perior article Of gus; which we understand, viii
be turned on II not less than 300 burners th
evening This constitutes quite AN era in the
history of our infant city, and we hope, will
-peedily be followed by other useful modern i'm
proyemcnts in the comforts of city life. We are
informed that there are quite number Of citizen
making preparations Ia commence the use of IA
ia their stores and families and, considering il
t.ss' s-rasoritv in point of cleannoss, cheap
hes and brlliancy-to say nothing OF It's safety
we hope, ere long. to see all onr churches storcs
dwellings aud factories lighted up n becomes
place Of 80 much industry and thrift. BY III
way, what ARE the proper authorities doing ta
wards lighting our sfrcetSi We understand thi
duty deyolYos on the Street Connite, and Will
the CITY council hive obligated themselves
haveuot less thnn thirty street -lamp- in readinc,
by the time the Gas Work 90 into operation.
we see no preparations towards So desirable
consummation. We want more light, and many
our citizens are beginning to complain that til
few street Jumps W. have have not been lghto
of ntc. We hope this suggestion aud admon
tion will be received in the sumo spirit which di,
tutes them, and That those whose immediate dat
II is viii set 10 work 10 hive our princip,
thorpughiure- properly Illuminated Mt night.
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NJ r. MILLER.
a y A GIyCUsE COURT

N bel for Fuukn county NJ the courthouse, on
Frnlny the 2ls day October, 1853 sitting $ a cuurt
al Equity
Nose, {. Greer, William w. Greer, and Robert J.
Webb and Caha. inc his wife, Phhs.
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ACTION SALES.
FuTuRE DAYS
~, wn 81. mosBI, Auciioneer.
Trustees Sale
pOSTpONEMENT

THE nbore mentioned sale tnst oetI postponed ni'i
NeHnesA1y The II hia-t.
dc Ii 4dec y lIthlNI ~ =. ~ -
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Y,slsvEE SALE or VALUABLE

vE'EssspEE SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LAND NEAR LYNCHBuRG u, vnne ol a
deed Of trust executed by Janes Leebcalng dnie
on h, 18th day of June 1919, md recorded ia the
Count, Court Of Amherst, shall on the Sh day oi De
nbcr 1888, the PREMISES, xPosc 10 sale BY way oi
public auction the
CD EEAC'f' OF EAND CD
IL on which tin. SAID james Lee resided. at the .=~
time of his death situated in the OF Amherst n
few miles Gom Tn city oi Lyncnburg, and contains .
52s ACRES more or les. 1t i expected TINT the
will previous the day Of sale, he divided into
several lots, AM - i'll be -old accordingly.
Terms Of Sale:
A small portion Of The Purchase money will be re.
qujred in cush aud Tor the residue credit e two
and three years (equaI instament) vii be given--the
purchaser, purchasers ng the payment at the
4ame by negotiable notes, payable al one of the Bnnks
in Lynchhure satisfactorily endorsed. and the title To
the land be retained until the entire purchase MONEY
Is paid subject be re-sold in den1lt of payment.
tuthrr security.
Acting d.. trustee, ~ i'll only convey sucn title is
vested in me by the derd aforesaid.
nov3.d&clSdec CHISWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE NJ
IEGEsOHIs AZ AEigt.,,.,.

y EGEs0Es AZ AUCTl0z
Y a.leer-e oi { Ginn ennT, = +. =
nnuueel n it. Nu,rphrr tim la...t,,4 E
< ". 7. ) mWoa, q. go. dut4n 4 .,;.= =
the 3Utli Instant -.ii IL Ih. lishr.t II H.. ~ =
Likely uesr, men. JOHN c MUpFrlt We
,,...,,, u@ II. tos.g. a.
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Wenju sell or SnI dstv IT, l8ih At tai- us,tlh
n, the Market Houcr# Two tev CurHgr- at Northern
ke---onc calculated work orc and lie mh'f
NV horses. Sues positive.
d4r7H AKER3 \ BILLIARD, Anrtionrers.
A ,gFE0S SALE will -e IT public enr.
"A tian at the Union Hotel on Satnt lay me l'ia
a. nj II o,rLrk An. enc Iarse caokitg siloy',
large and superior looking RANGE. excellent Office
.toye seven OF eight Parlor Stoves ten or Twelve good
conl Crates four or five good mphineLamP-, eight or
Ten large dinner laoles, rst rate Gong with OF"
personal property.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
r. J. EGlOI.S, Tru-tce
dec 7tl0dec ct Ch l.. DihreI
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The country has heard very much ofthis docu-
ment. hni has not generally seen It. Ne publish
II as part OF current politics. We arr snrpfis-
ed 10 see il confidently predicted by Washington
letter writers, that is author will be elected See
Rotary 10 the House of Representatives. 1t is
also stated that its author-ts distinguished au-
thof-is the candidate Of the Administration for
that important and honorable position. Nesop-
pose from this fact TINT ho has some explanation
to offer for this d-graeeiul, this intamou, letter,
which viii soon tranzpire. But the fact Of author
ship II conceded, and it seems 10 us that no hon
orable mnn--no representative Of the people IN the
august body IN questou-cau 50 tnr dlNest himself
of all just pride as a man and an American
Congressman-as to vote for the author of such
"A letter for such position. lie who would nuke
another drunk,in order 10 extract from him decla-
rations, true or false, destructive oi the charac-
ter oI any WOMAN, ehustr or fallen. II not "A inan
whom the American people eau see, in "a conspie-
nous. responsible and honorable public position
without blush II FoENFY is elected Clerk Of
the American House of Representative, whether
by force of caucus drill or by voluntary suffrage
we shnll denoHnco the net as an outrage upon the
national character, no matter what excuse, short
Ola successful denial Of authorship, may he given
for the letter. We speak only for ourselves, but
we believe that We utter the sentiment OF livery
honorable citizen, not politician, Of the south
crn country.
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>. vera

with the necessary outbudincs IA store. huust rea
banks of he James River and kanawha Canal, WIN
goo Warehouse alta he'd for / lie reception OF rrody
and good water Grist Mill For its size. eer,Ir.
one ut the mosl desirable tractS of hand in tie SIN
aud such as is seldom put inio he marlet Thecie
been sown nit l06 bushels nf wleat thi, Fail VII
viii go with tin land To The purchaser. Purchases
invited to examine il orihem. Gives, before the dan
,oie' Mr. Gro. I. Sncad viii shaw il TO any WHO r.
desire to it.
II desired, the Store house With a small portion
tue land may tie sold separately from the residue Of
uact
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Prom lAe .Nonlbside Demoernl.

With due Difference 10 the Judgment OF those
differing with MS in she opinion viii remark
that his escutcheon Is no longer m-uiliod. On the
contrary, it Is blurred hy an act which should in
eapaeitatc him from receiving tho Yutcso of high
minded aud honorable gentlemcn. Whalevermay
have been the end sought To be- attancd,andhow=
ever lax may be the morals ia vogue among north
ern politicians, yet it is. in our Judgment, no OK
cuse, for the letter of Mr. Foney tu Gorge Rob
erts, developed ia the Forest cusc, and we must
confess ourselves startled nj hearing the PROPOSE
ton gravely nude to elevate him Ia the lofty aud
dgnited position OF clerk of the House Of Rep
resentatyes. Nor is this letter all. There is n
,,"se"ass about the political character of Colonel
forney' ana an apparent intimate relationship
existing between those llessian news writers from
Washington and himself, which We canuof hut
view with loathing and disgust,and which betruvs
too plainly the venal spos-sceking politician, to-
tally untitled to fill high station OF public trust
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w respectfully invite the attention of our Custom
ers and the public generally, large eek of Grass
Seed which We fave lougnt upon advantageou. te ms
and will sell low or low err fhn any house in the city
dec 5.iffs SAUNDERS 4 IRRV
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= T'T'V = " TT SUI
Personal Property,

CONVEYED by aid deed # nusr, lowii: Two houses
Tobacco. about 200 barrels Of Corn head "a Nor.e.
heai OF Cows, 30 head of Hogs and all the farm
utensils of The said Geo. T. Sueaa, together with
Household and Kitchen Furniture
TERMS:
Cash Will be require according 10 t e terms Of tt
deed OF trus. fo the whole Of the purchase money
all OF the land as well the pen sonal property uae
me creditors secured in the decd agreeas they prba
will, before the ~ of saethal he SAM. or part
Of may be sold ON Il eredit-of whch agreement shod
any such be made, nntice will be given on The dayi
sale.
nov % tIqdec II - pTpI-S p,
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'E'RUsFEE's SAFE OF LAND, ,

'RUSfEE'S SAFE OF LAND, Ne
a. GROES, &c BY vnrue of deed Of 7 us ep
tcaied by Peter H. )iIard, on 'hr 2ith day of August
1913 and recorded in the Clerks Office of Amherst
c"uny court we shall, on the 2jt day uf January 1854
II iair If not the next fair LAY, upon the premises .e
To 'he hgna.t bidder, at public auction, valuable M
TRACT OF LAND, -
containing about 800 ACRES HE said tract oi and
/! IN tn county Of Amherst, adoiag the nnds Of Ben.
la'nin l. walker and others and Is the trctd
lnnd on which the late Col. John b lard resided
Also, at the same time and place w. will sell 10 n
Il Likely NEGROES, Consisting of men women
ana Gh'ldren) aud the stock utensils, &c conyeyed'
Mr. james NJ Dlard or Charles Waits viii nAe
pleasure IN showing the lands to those desiring pur
chase.
TERMS:
The land will be sold upon Il credit of six twelve Il
eighteen months Bonds with good security, md tite
10 the land reserved until the Who'll, purchase money Is
pad The negroes and other property will be sold TOT
oa'n' WIN. b. RoANE, lTr.tees.
CHAS WATTS.
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indisiduals.and also the ground. lying between
the Wing and Law Buildings and the Ston'
Wall. aud 10 enclose said grounds.
a bin Increasing The capital stock Of th'
Virginia Central Railroad $1,000. 900. was Ia
ken up and made the order of the day fol
Tuesday the 9Th of March at half past ! o
clock
A bill authorizing State subscription TO th'
Wytheville and Grayson Turnpike Compan,
was passed, ayes 76. noes / S.
a bill auihorising a company, with rap
itaI Of 81 500 900, on the and 3.5ths prinei
pie 10 construct railroad from the Virgins
and Tennessee Railroad to Cumberland Gap,
on the Kentucky line was returned from The
Senate with an amendment 10 which the
the House agreed. The bill is therefore a law
At half past l o'clock the House adjourn
ed
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THE gold question" is occupying the atton.
ton Of the economists of Europe, who find
their old theories and calculations sadly dis
turbed by the present enormous production Of
the precious metal. There, says the Republic,
more strongly than here, the conviction mp
pears to be entertained that the continued in
lux of gold at the prevailing rate, is destined
to exercise a marked and an early influence
upon political, mercantile and social affairs.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THURSDAY, March Sd
House.


Tho Speaker laid before the House com
uncalon from the Governor, informing III
House that he had received from the officer
Of the Fourth of July Convention, in Phiadel
phia, composed of Delegates from variou
States, The proceedings that body in relaiio
10 the erection OF II monument or monument
on Independence Square. in that city commeu
oratiye ofthe Declaration Of Independence an
the authors and sgnerS thereoi,w hich proceeo
lngs, with accompanying documents, he sui
mits TO the House Of Delegates The Coz
vention asks the aid and Co operation of VII
gina in the proposed object and the Govern,
asks the attention Of the Legislature TO tn
sui jpctbelieving II n matter in which the pee
pie of Virginia feel an interest. The comm,
nication " as laid on the table and ordered to
printed
Mr. Anderson also reported bill. auiho
isng the Hastings Court of Richmond to n
low the Sergeant and Clerk OF said Court sue
fees for public services not now provided ft
by law, as the Court may deem reasona cble.al
which shall be chargeable to the city o. Rich
mond.
Mr.. Cyrus Vance, elected to the House q
Ne. delegates from tho county of Harrison, TO 5
Ky me vacancy caused by the resignation c
lewis. lewis appeared and took his seat
H. W. w, authorizing the Governor to suppl
"o !, o'uh,eer Companies of the Commor
"ca'''' win percussion guns, in lieu of 9th,
arms, was passed. '''',
Mr. Anderson reported bill au,bor;z;,.
the Governor to purchase, for the use oC :,
Commonwealth, that portion of the proun,
, IN the Capitol Square belonging to priva
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ROBT. !. DAVIS
DAVID q SPENCE. )Com'r.
WIN, I, YAACY.
march I'd tie m.
,
DUBLIC sale of Land ira Campbell

4 ursuant to the provisions Of n deed Of trust,
ecuted by Cornelius Grow To John Wills, Decd the
25tL of july 1872 Of record in the Clerks Office of the
corporation Court Of Lynchburg, andfor the purposes
therein forth the Undersigned the Trustee substitn
ted in the and stead of the said John Wills decd
by decree of the coupy of Campbell county made
its February 1853 in the of Staples &c.
Wills admir- therein depending, will the 18th day of
March next if fair il not the fair day thereafter
the premises, sell to the highest bidder, 4 TRACT
or LAND in the county Of Campbell, about six miles
from Lynchburg, the turnpike leading from that city
to Psyvana G. H., continuing 2l5 Acres, Rood, 81
100 Poles, 1t being the of land purchased by
said Crow Of Richard Perkinsand adjoining the lands of
George ycrmil ion, Richard Perkins Samuel Thurman
and others.
TERMS OF SA1E-The deed requires n sale for
cash and unless Otherwise arranged, 1t will be sold
those terms but it is believed arrangement may b.
made. by which sale will he nude for $500 in cash. and
credit of e. years for the residue. the purchaser
executing bonds with approved personal security, and
the title retained ultimate security. shall convey
with special warranty but the title is believed be I'M
doubted RO A COGIlILI, Trustee.
Feb l7-9awtds
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IV.We authorized To announce GFoRGE g. VII
Is candidate for The Clerkship Of the Husting.
Court Of the City Of Lynehburg.
Mnrch3-dts
tTrNe nre authorized IL announce Mai. JAMES BIZ
Ma the present incumbent candidate for the Office
of CLERK Of tie Court Of lustng, for the city of Lynch
burg
Mnrch3-dts
~ We authorised announce WILLIAM ID.
BHAScH candidate for the Office Of Mayor OF the CT,
of Lynchburg.
MurchJ-dts.
iey We authorised 10 announce RuFUs ANpER
candidate for the office Of + olice Master Of the
city Of Lynehburg. March3-dts
fegs'We authorized to announce ANDREW J. DID
tAGE, candidate for the Clerksip of the Hustings
Court for the city of Lynehburg.
March2-dts
" We are authorized to announce WM. b. FgArH
ERsTos candidate for the Office of Clerk of the Court
Hastings for the corporation of Lynchbnrg.
Feb. 28-dts
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A reliable Census of California has at length
bccn obtained having been taken under the
auspices of the State authorities. 1t gives az
the result, a total population of 22l .435 per
sons in the State; 1l0,74S acres of land in
cultivation; $5,s7l ,lo5 capital invested in
quartz mining, S 4,l74,4l9 of capital invested
in placer mining, and SO s5l 623 in other min
ing operations besides $i1,0Gl 1888 orcapital
otherwise invested.